I'm finally able to watch it after all the texting I was doing to post it. But it definitely needs windows and a few of them close to the ceiling fans. It's just way to much money I feel, the tiny home started out pretty fair prices. But once they went to being a television series. It just got out of hand specially during the pandemic. People were leaving the city's and headed to the county and they didn't realize that they had to keep the wood siding painted or stained and the roof sealed if they weren't going metal roof..
Come on people were are you for our great host the Rambling Peach 🍑. I've got a few friends who are looking for channels like this no drama just down to earth people. We been getting away from them channels about people who they call trolls and grifters people who just like to cause drama. It's ashame what happened to the good ol USA. I just watched Rusty and Rachel they been working so hard to make sure that their raised beds of vegetables are pretty much self sufficient for when they might have to go see Rachel's sister. They put up a watering system and sprinklers outside. So whoever is homestead babysitting the gardens can just turn on the valves and don't have to water the plants while their doing other stuff. I wish I was closer and could have helped, but they did a fantastic job.
Hello Rambling Peach 🍑, I have been having trouble with my notifications. I'm sorry for this yes definitely need windows. I almost done a 8X52 semi trailer, that was a refrigerated trailer. So the underneath is fully sprayed from the factory and the walls and ceiling. Then it has three quarter inch floors and halfway up the wall so it didn't dent the walls when a forklift driven in and out. It's all aluminum and I ended up cutting the landing gear out from the front and the two sets of the rear tires and have it on a pad and blocked up. Use it for storage for 2 old trucks. A 59 Ford F-100 shortbed and a 81 Ford F-100 shortbed. The trucks were my grandfather and Uncle from Tucson AZ so not a spot of rust or a dent. Being insulated so good I have to open the little doors at the front corner and rear corner during the summer for the moisture. I bought it for $250 delivered, only reason why I cut the landing gear out axles was I'd need a semi truck to haul it. I thought about making it for company to stay in. But it's perfect for the trucks and I still have plenty of room for my 3 motorcycles and my 3 lawn tractors. 2 of the tractors need a little TLC stuff I enjoy doing. Thank you for your tour of the mini houses. I also setup my 28 foot travel trailer up and shirted round the bottom with brown metal roofing that was cut off pieces but free and new pieces. Had enough to go all the way around and put a fence out 4 feet by 28 foot from them coated big metal coated with a thick white hard rubber. They were shelves in a old K-Mart there 4X4 panels like you see at all the major stores. Worked out better than trying to turn the semi trailer into a place for my friend to come visit with their animals all fenced in queen size bedroom separated from the bathroom and kitchen and living room area and I got the trailer for $800 years ago but it's beautiful for a 1988 everything works oven 4 burner top microwave I did but a apt size refrigerator in the spot that the previous owner took out a closet so they can have 2 couches. So I have a fold down couch from another camper. You know how usually the roof air conditioner never works being that old, but it's great you could hang meat in it lol. I just wanted to share because you really seem to like the stuff I do. Have you been able to go camping with your new camper. I watched your test drive with it, you know how to wheel that baby in and out of traffic beautiful. I was very impressed with your awareness and confidence. God bless you sister, much love Freddie.
@@carol07643 I'm sorry I just noticed your post about leaving the 6th with your new camper . I wish y'all a safe trip and weather, but you have plenty of experience pulling your camper. God bless you and yours.
Those container homes are over priced for what you are getting. And are very narrow. Ive seen nucer ones. If they were joined together then maybe. But nobody beats Incredible Tiny Homes. They use nice materials like the wood and butcher block countertops.
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Howdy Rambling Peach!! I think those container homes are very well put together however it's not for me..I need lots of windows 😊
Good morning Carol
I'm finally able to watch it after all the texting I was doing to post it. But it definitely needs windows and a few of them close to the ceiling fans. It's just way to much money I feel, the tiny home started out pretty fair prices. But once they went to being a television series. It just got out of hand specially during the pandemic. People were leaving the city's and headed to the county and they didn't realize that they had to keep the wood siding painted or stained and the roof sealed if they weren't going metal roof..
I agree.
Come on people were are you for our great host the Rambling Peach 🍑. I've got a few friends who are looking for channels like this no drama just down to earth people. We been getting away from them channels about people who they call trolls and grifters people who just like to cause drama. It's ashame what happened to the good ol USA. I just watched Rusty and Rachel they been working so hard to make sure that their raised beds of vegetables are pretty much self sufficient for when they might have to go see Rachel's sister. They put up a watering system and sprinklers outside. So whoever is homestead babysitting the gardens can just turn on the valves and don't have to water the plants while their doing other stuff. I wish I was closer and could have helped, but they did a fantastic job.
I agree Freddie
Hello Rambling Peach 🍑, I have been having trouble with my notifications. I'm sorry for this yes definitely need windows. I almost done a 8X52 semi trailer, that was a refrigerated trailer. So the underneath is fully sprayed from the factory and the walls and ceiling. Then it has three quarter inch floors and halfway up the wall so it didn't dent the walls when a forklift driven in and out. It's all aluminum and I ended up cutting the landing gear out from the front and the two sets of the rear tires and have it on a pad and blocked up. Use it for storage for 2 old trucks. A 59 Ford F-100 shortbed and a 81 Ford F-100 shortbed. The trucks were my grandfather and Uncle from Tucson AZ so not a spot of rust or a dent. Being insulated so good I have to open the little doors at the front corner and rear corner during the summer for the moisture. I bought it for $250 delivered, only reason why I cut the landing gear out axles was I'd need a semi truck to haul it. I thought about making it for company to stay in. But it's perfect for the trucks and I still have plenty of room for my 3 motorcycles and my 3 lawn tractors. 2 of the tractors need a little TLC stuff I enjoy doing. Thank you for your tour of the mini houses. I also setup my 28 foot travel trailer up and shirted round the bottom with brown metal roofing that was cut off pieces but free and new pieces. Had enough to go all the way around and put a fence out 4 feet by 28 foot from them coated big metal coated with a thick white hard rubber. They were shelves in a old K-Mart there 4X4 panels like you see at all the major stores. Worked out better than trying to turn the semi trailer into a place for my friend to come visit with their animals all fenced in queen size bedroom separated from the bathroom and kitchen and living room area and I got the trailer for $800 years ago but it's beautiful for a 1988 everything works oven 4 burner top microwave I did but a apt size refrigerator in the spot that the previous owner took out a closet so they can have 2 couches. So I have a fold down couch from another camper. You know how usually the roof air conditioner never works being that old, but it's great you could hang meat in it lol. I just wanted to share because you really seem to like the stuff I do. Have you been able to go camping with your new camper. I watched your test drive with it, you know how to wheel that baby in and out of traffic beautiful. I was very impressed with your awareness and confidence. God bless you sister, much love Freddie.
I’m leaving for mo. And Arkansas on the 6th and taking the camper. Wish me luck!
@@carol07643 I'm sorry I just noticed your post about leaving the 6th with your new camper . I wish y'all a safe trip and weather, but you have plenty of experience pulling your camper. God bless you and yours.
Those container homes are over priced for what you are getting. And are very narrow. Ive seen nucer ones. If they were joined together then maybe. But nobody beats Incredible Tiny Homes. They use nice materials like the wood and butcher block countertops.