@@samvalentine3206 - Good morning, Sam! Lately, I have to hunt for you in the comments on others’ posts. You just thought you could hide from me! 😂🤣😂 Sending blessings to you & yours. Hugs!
TYM creates tractors that bring together alluring form, advanced function and accessible value. Through Korean expertise in design, engineering and manufacturing, the company helps owners overcome every obstacle as they shape the world around them. Headquartered in Korea. GREAT JOB SUPPORTING USA MANUFACTURING, UGH, DENNIS KV4WM.
That rock bucket is going to be a God send in your area. Y'all have so many big rocks. I can't imagine what they would cost to purchase for landscaping. I would imagine you could make a fortune just selling rocks. LOL. A side business after the harvest. Y'all have a Blessed day.
Good morning from Waxhaw, NC. Another winner. I was thinking, Al, while you were assembling the new grapple to the front of the tractor, what a great teacher you would make. As always, your channel is insightful and spiritually inspiring. God bless you all.
I think you guys are great . I always always look forward to your next videos. What your doing to enhance your life and for your daughters future is commendable.
Every time I worked in the field on equipment...I took along a canvas painters drop cloth 10'x10' folded and put it down where I was working..saved my tools...my knees...clothes and was a great backdrop for any pictures taken....not to mention "soft". 😜
You will as you found out the Grapple attachment is a huge plus on the homestead. It will also help with moving logs around. The pickles sound really good Gina.
Wow! My backyard is so tiny that I'm not sure that tractor would even be able to fit in it, but I'm super impressed!! Who needs to pay for national commercials to be produced when we can all see Al just show us how easy it is to DIY and get to work? Wow! 👏 Super impressed with the tractor 🚜 adjustment and use! 🪨 Also, the tail end of your goat herd was wicked awesome! 🐐 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐓 🤣
Good Morning From Rescue, California!! I ordered a grapple and third function kit for my Kubota tractor. I can't wait as we have many rocks on our property that need to be moved.
Good morning Lumnas and friends, from western Massachusetts USA. We have had over 10 inches of rain in July so far and the average for this month just over 4 inches. Weeds are loving it but I feel like I'm getting moldy! Wish I could have sent it where it was needed. Have a good day all! :-)
I have an idea to use your flat rocks for an outdoor rock oven to go with your fire pit area. You can do almost everything a regular oven can do plus homemade pizzas etc. It would make up a perfect off grid fire pit, BBQ & baking area for your family & friends to enjoy.
We always added sliced onions in with cucumbers when making this recipe. Make them in the morning or the night before and have with pinto beans and cornbread for supper. Delicious.
One thing I absolutely love about watching you, Al, is that you'll take on ANYTHING! When it's time for something, you just roll up your sleeves and do it. ~ Gina, you're becoming a fantastic videographer! The shots and different angles -- some with the greenery in the foreground -- when Al was transferring the rocks to their temporary holding location were gorgeous. Great work. ~ Have I said lately how much I love the internet? I ran a search on "how to estimate the weight of huge rocks" and was surprised at how many great sites it produced. Al, I'd recommend that to estimate how much those rocks weigh. (Then bring a flexible tape measure with you the next time you guys go out to the off-grid property, like one found in a sewing kit.) ~ And finally, you could try all sorts of combinations of spices on your refrigerator pickles. You certainly have enough cucumbers!
I really appreciate all your projects and detailed explanations. You are providing valuable content for a lot of people. Keep up the good work and good luck with the new property.
Hi Gina and Al - I add a lot of different spices to the basic brine like garlic, celery seed, mustard seed, hot pepper flakes, dill. Of course not all in the same jar. The other big difference is I heat the brine to a boil and then add to the cucumbers. Lastly, the cucumbers will last well beyond 2 weeks. My last batch of 6 quarts last summer were in my fridge for almost six months before the last jar was eaten. They were still crisp and delicious. So the recipe you used was a basic brine, add the spices you like and heat to a boil. You can still change what you made.
Hello from the Netherlands . you should swap the male and female couplings on one side of the coupling between tractor and bucket. so that you have male couplings on one side of your hoses and female couplings on the other. so you can not swap the hoses on the tractor side, so they work the other way around. and on the bucket side you can put the male and female couplings together when the bucket is not used, so your couplings stay clean and no dirt gets into your hydraulic system. Sincerely Hollandduck from the Netherlands
Wow, that grapple is impressive. Looks like it could pick up a tree and sling it around. Boy do you have a new toy now! Moving those rocks around looks like fun! I'm happy to see that Gina is excited to use those big rocks for her rock walls. That is a lot of cucumbers! Nice to see you using them for a fresk pickle recipe. It was nice to see your tasting session. Thanks for this.
Lumnas, Success at both properties in this one! Well done. Your new pasture is so luscious! Now that you have so many hydraulic options all three of you need to get on the tools. With the power of three, you will be motoring!! Regards Stephen.
That grab bucket will be great to move harvested trees when you start making the log barn in the back 40 or when you make that sawed lumber siding for the outside of the Off Grid cabin.
OH how i love cucumbers, u guys always make me hungry I use to have a nice garden when i owned my house but now i am retired and live in a tiny apart, in a senior citizen building and i sure miss working in the garden so i have to do it through u folks.
I love fridge pickles! Great for salads, sandwiches, as a side, they just get better. It's not too late to add some flavors, it only gets better, and the brine is nice for sauces, soups, and stews.
They are hooking you guys up.... That's AWESOME brother... You had me nervous with that long handle ratchet... Looked like you were really cranking it 😆😆😆 ... Have a great day my friends
@@samvalentine3206 I'm sorry about not replying to comments, the notifications were turned off somehow... I don't know how long it was off but it's fixed now... Good morning my friend and have a very blessed day
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So Al, was just going ask about the rocks so Gina and your self. It’s nice to see all the rock starting to encircle where the homestead is going,it gives you a perspective of those fields. Love 💗 peace ✌️ and blessings 🙏🏻. 💖💖💖💖💖 Try red onion rings mixed in 💖💖
That grapple bucket will come in mighty handy on your new property. It will make cutting firewood a lot easier with less strain on your back too. There are so many things you can use them for.
I oftentimes am bummed when I only see Al on camera, as I think he had to go up to the off grid property alone to work. But then after watching the way the camera is working that day I can usually tell if its a tripod or handheld setup and assume that its Gina behind the camera. It would be great if you could speak more and let us all know you are there when you are not on camera Gina, especially since you have such a great sense of humor and what you say is usually pretty funny. Al's jokes are usually just Dad jokes, but yours are actually funny. I just think its great the two of you can work so often together, even if its doing different parts of the same job.
Good morning Lumnah family- Nice add with the grab bucket. Always try to get the load right to the back of the bucket (or forks for that matter). it makes a big difference and will be safer for you all. Talking of forks, they will be a good ad on for when you start to receive building materials. Get a propper fork attachment that can connect to the hydrolics...
I agree with Al on the pickle brine. I'd probably toss in a couple of garlic cloves per jar, some pepper corns & mustard seeds, and definitely some dill...maybe even some sort of chili peppers or flakes.
Looks like a great attachment for moving brush piles. Does a good job with the large rocks. Nice! Some wheel weights for the back might help balance a heavy front end attachment this one.
With the beet juice weighted wheels, the limit will be the loader strength itself. A 1000 kg load will lift right at the loader pivot. The bucket, or grapple attachment to the loader arms add length, so Less so at the tips of the implements.
I love making refrigerator pickles and typically wait 3 days for the flavors to meld. My favorite version includes peppercorns, mustard seeds, red chili flakes, garlic, and lots of fresh dill.
Good morning everyone from Az...
Gooooood Morning AZ
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Good morning from Tipperary Ireland. Have a good day.
Gooooood Morning Tipperary Ireland 🇮🇪
Tipperary???? Wow it’s a long way to Tipperary 🎶🎶 Good morning Tipperary.
Morning Mary from the North Norfolk coast UK
I need you guys to start doing daily vlogs. My mornings are so blah without Lumnah Acres to watch!
Good morning Lumnahs and friends.
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@@LumnahAcres morning AL, Gina, Olivia and babies. Hagd.
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Thank you for not smacking the camera at the end...so much classier to end without it. Thanks again
Gooooood morning this morning from the MS gulf coast I hope everyone has a great day
Gooooood Morning MS
Good morning Erick 🌅
Howdy Erick!
@@samvalentine3206 - Good morning, Sam! Lately, I have to hunt for you in the comments on others’ posts. You just thought you could hide from me! 😂🤣😂 Sending blessings to you & yours. Hugs!
@@vmorganbogart - Howdy Vicki! I feel the same way about hunting for your comments! But you see? We found each other! Yay! 🥰
TYM creates tractors that bring together alluring form, advanced function and accessible value. Through Korean expertise in design, engineering and manufacturing, the company helps owners overcome every obstacle as they shape the world around them. Headquartered in Korea. GREAT JOB SUPPORTING USA MANUFACTURING, UGH, DENNIS KV4WM.
I like the sound of your little water source waterfalling in the background. It is always pleasant to hear falling water.
The new grass looks like it's enjoying all the rain.
Al see you soon happy with the grapple ... It gives us joy to see you this excited and happy ... Wonderful be blessed ...
Good morning Lumnahs
Gooooood Morning
Howdy Chris!
Good afternoon Chris!👋
You have a great videographer (Gina)! Beautiful and imaginative videos!
That grappler is Awesome!!! God Bless and have a Wonderful Evening!! ⚘❤😀
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Gooooood Morning Ireland
Howdy Annette!
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Gooood afternoon from central Florida! Hope everyone has a great day!
Good Afternoon David.
Howdy David!
Good Morning Everybody from Enniskillen, Ireland.
Gooooood Morning Ireland 🇮🇪
Good morning Tony 🌅
@@Heisstrong Good Morning David.
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Howdy Earl Grimes!
The tractor implements are certainly coming in handy! I can visualize Gina's rock lined driveways already! Great stuff!
That rock bucket is going to be a God send in your area. Y'all have so many big rocks. I can't imagine what they would cost to purchase for landscaping. I would imagine you could make a fortune just selling rocks. LOL. A side business after the harvest. Y'all have a Blessed day.
Good morning Lumnah family and friends from NE Mississippi! Hope you have a wonderful day!
Howdy Teresa! Hope you and yours have a great day too!
Everything looks so green after all that rain! Al:What tools shall I bring? I take them all!
Good morning from Mesa, AZ. Thank you for your channel, it is an anticipated break from my day and very therapeutic.
Good morning from Waxhaw, NC. Another winner. I was thinking, Al, while you were assembling the new grapple to the front of the tractor, what a great teacher you would make. As always, your channel is insightful and spiritually inspiring. God bless you all.
Good video. Liked how you were harvesting your rock crop.
I think you guys are great . I always always look forward to your next videos. What your doing to enhance your life and for your daughters future is commendable.
Every time I worked in the field on equipment...I took along a canvas painters drop cloth 10'x10' folded and put it down where I was working..saved my tools...my knees...clothes and was a great backdrop for any pictures taken....not to mention "soft". 😜
Thanks for the beautiful views
You will as you found out the Grapple attachment is a huge plus on the homestead. It will also help with moving logs around. The pickles sound really good Gina.
God bless you and your family 🙏🙏🙏
I am loving Gina's camera work the small artistic shots she takes add so much to the video's enjoyment, Keep up the great work x
Wow! My backyard is so tiny that I'm not sure that tractor would even be able to fit in it, but I'm super impressed!! Who needs to pay for national commercials to be produced when we can all see Al just show us how easy it is to DIY and get to work? Wow! 👏 Super impressed with the tractor 🚜 adjustment and use! 🪨
Also, the tail end of your goat herd was wicked awesome! 🐐 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐓 🤣
Good morning to everyone at the Lumnah Acres channel!Greetings from Kamakura, Japan! 🇯🇵
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Good morning Robert
@@annettegregg8654 Good morning Annette!👋🏾
Good evening Robert 🌇
Al you are amazing and I am so impressed how you did the attachment with such ease.
Good Morning Al, Gina and Olivia
Gina you’re a real pro with the camera. Great shots.
Good Morning From Rescue, California!! I ordered a grapple and third function kit for my Kubota tractor. I can't wait as we have many rocks on our property that need to be moved.
You are going to love what you can do with that garple!
Wow that new jaws thing that moved those big rocks is the bomb. I love rocks too so many great ones in that bunch
Good morning Lumnas and friends, from western Massachusetts USA. We have had over 10 inches of rain in July so far and the average for this month just over 4 inches. Weeds are loving it but I feel like I'm getting moldy! Wish I could have sent it where it was needed. Have a good day all! :-)
Howdy Pat!
@@samvalentine3206 Hi Sam ! :-)
Figaro is such a chill kitty! Tuxedo cats are so handsome!
I have an idea to use your flat rocks for an outdoor rock oven to go with your fire pit area.
You can do almost everything a regular oven can do plus homemade pizzas etc.
It would make up a perfect off grid fire pit, BBQ & baking area for your family & friends to enjoy.
You are a master mechanic, Al
We always added sliced onions in with cucumbers when making this recipe. Make them in the morning or the night before and have with pinto beans and cornbread for supper. Delicious.
One thing I absolutely love about watching you, Al, is that you'll take on ANYTHING! When it's time for something, you just roll up your sleeves and do it. ~ Gina, you're becoming a fantastic videographer! The shots and different angles -- some with the greenery in the foreground -- when Al was transferring the rocks to their temporary holding location were gorgeous. Great work. ~ Have I said lately how much I love the internet? I ran a search on "how to estimate the weight of huge rocks" and was surprised at how many great sites it produced. Al, I'd recommend that to estimate how much those rocks weigh. (Then bring a flexible tape measure with you the next time you guys go out to the off-grid property, like one found in a sewing kit.) ~ And finally, you could try all sorts of combinations of spices on your refrigerator pickles. You certainly have enough cucumbers!
Al ,i think u done a great job ,working on ur new tractor ,,looks good ,,works good ,,what else do u need ,,My the good Lord Bless your family ,,
I really appreciate all your projects and detailed explanations. You are providing valuable content for a lot of people. Keep up the good work and good luck with the new property.
Hi Gina and Al - I add a lot of different spices to the basic brine like garlic, celery seed, mustard seed, hot pepper flakes, dill. Of course not all in the same jar. The other big difference is I heat the brine to a boil and then add to the cucumbers. Lastly, the cucumbers will last well beyond 2 weeks. My last batch of 6 quarts last summer were in my fridge for almost six months before the last jar was eaten. They were still crisp and delicious. So the recipe you used was a basic brine, add the spices you like and heat to a boil. You can still change what you made.
Gina try putting some sliced onion and a few pepper corns in the fridge pickles. It makes a big difference in the flavor.
Hi Good morning Gulf coast, and good morning Al,Gina,and Olivia I see the goats love you God Bless
This will be wonderful for the off grid project! Thanks for taking us along! God bless your family!
Good morning! ☺️ aw Figaro is just the best! 🥰❤️😍
I love the vertical vine cucumber plants
Perhaps this method is the reason they have such a plentiful harvest?
I can't wait to see you all up there
Al you never cease to amaze me. The grass look really good, not too long and it will be covered in snow. The garden keeps on giving.
That will work....Awesome....Thanks u'all....!
Hello from the Netherlands .
you should swap the male and female couplings on one side of the coupling between tractor and bucket.
so that you have male couplings on one side of your hoses and female couplings on the other.
so you can not swap the hoses on the tractor side, so they work the other way around.
and on the bucket side you can put the male and female couplings together when the bucket is not used, so your couplings stay clean and no dirt gets into your hydraulic system. Sincerely Hollandduck from the Netherlands
Don't they usually come like that ?
Wow, that grapple is impressive. Looks like it could pick up a tree and sling it around. Boy do you have a new toy now! Moving those rocks around looks like fun! I'm happy to see that Gina is excited to use those big rocks for her rock walls. That is a lot of cucumbers! Nice to see you using them for a fresk pickle recipe. It was nice to see your tasting session. Thanks for this.
Great video! From start to finish! Very well done! Very nice camera work, Gina! Especially the TYM logo sequence. Thanks for another excellent video!
Lumnas, Success at both properties in this one! Well done. Your new pasture is so luscious! Now that you have so many hydraulic options all three of you need to get on the tools. With the power of three, you will be motoring!! Regards Stephen.
Gods Morning Guys! Sending prayers 🙏 blessings, hugs and happiness 😊 🤗 ❤ your way. God will continue to bless you right in front of your haters 👀...
Haters? Who would hate the Lumnahs?
@@kathyyoung3484 - There are always a few...
Hi Gena with all thoses rocks they make a great place to plant herbs and spices,as well as strawberries. take care
Morning to Al, Gina & Olivia. Good to get the grapple hooked up, so much more can now be done and save the back !!!
That grab bucket will be great to move harvested trees when you start making the log barn in the back 40 or when you make that sawed lumber siding for the outside of the Off Grid cabin.
Aesome good work today!! Pickels and scapes look great enjoy them!! Stay blessed!!
OH how i love cucumbers, u guys always make me hungry I use to have a nice garden when i owned my house but now i am retired and live in a tiny apart, in a senior citizen building and i sure miss working in the garden so i have to do it through u folks.
With a nice service body truck you can carry everything safely and have everything in one place.
That was quite a morning from moose !!!!! Thank god the sun’s out . The sky earlier behind you looked quite dark !!
Goooooooood Moooooooooooooorning Al from Brazil
Gooooood Morning Brazil 🇧🇷
Nice upgrade on the tractor. Thanks.
I love fridge pickles! Great for salads, sandwiches, as a side, they just get better. It's not too late to add some flavors, it only gets better, and the brine is nice for sauces, soups, and stews.
Love your rooster, he’s a spiffy little man
🐓 Moose!
Great job on the tractor installation.
nice cucumbers. I love a good cucumber salad with tomatoes and onions...
Goooood moooorrrnnning Al, Gina and Olivia and fellow Viewers and all my friends. Hoodie from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲. Hopefully you all having a great week.
Howdy Lloyd - wishing you and yours a wonderful week as well!
@@samvalentine3206 Good morning Sam. Thank you and same right back at you
Good afternoon Lloyd! Hope you have a wonderful evening!
29:39 Al nibbles, Gina and Olivia inhale! Love it!
You should make dry stone walls which we have here in Ireland. They would look amazing around your new property. Have a good day.
They are hooking you guys up.... That's AWESOME brother... You had me nervous with that long handle ratchet... Looked like you were really cranking it 😆😆😆 ... Have a great day my friends
Howdy Jason! Yes, with that 18" folding ratchet (approx) he was putting a lot of torque on some of those bolts... I was hoping they wouldn't snap off!
@@samvalentine3206 I'm sorry about not replying to comments, the notifications were turned off somehow... I don't know how long it was off but it's fixed now... Good morning my friend and have a very blessed day
@@HomesteadingNorthernMichigan - RUclips makes us have to hunt for other's comments to our posts. Usually the "Notifications" bell will show replies to our posts on top of the list, but not always. Good to see you back! You were missed, Amigo!
@@samvalentine3206 great to be back
Good afternoon Jason! Hope you have a great evening brother!
Al and his toys...I love it. Ya can never have too many toys.
Y’all are awesome !!!!!!❤️🙏🏽God bless☺️
So Al, was just going ask about the rocks so Gina and your self. It’s nice to see all the rock starting to encircle where the homestead is going,it gives you a perspective of those fields. Love 💗 peace ✌️ and blessings 🙏🏻. 💖💖💖💖💖
Try red onion rings mixed in 💖💖
Looking good that grapple is gonna help a lot pickles locks good too
Good morning 🌞
Gooooood Morning Michigan
Howdy Kevin!
@@samvalentine3206 Hi Sam!
Afternoon Kevin!👋
@@daviddavis703 Hi David!
That grapple bucket will come in mighty handy on your new property. It will make cutting firewood a lot easier with less strain on your back too. There are so many things you can use them for.
Al, that garlic top looks good! I can’t wait to see your swimming hole and the fish in the fish pond!!
Grapple so much better than a shovel and wheel barrow!
I oftentimes am bummed when I only see Al on camera, as I think he had to go up to the off grid property alone to work. But then after watching the way the camera is working that day I can usually tell if its a tripod or handheld setup and assume that its Gina behind the camera. It would be great if you could speak more and let us all know you are there when you are not on camera Gina, especially since you have such a great sense of humor and what you say is usually pretty funny. Al's jokes are usually just Dad jokes, but yours are actually funny. I just think its great the two of you can work so often together, even if its doing different parts of the same job.
I substitute red whine vinegar and add red onions really good that way
I'm really happy for you all..your efforts will last for generations to come..enjoy💜🙏🏻
love watching the real time installation on the tractor. Good job on the grapple install.
now your rock wall building chores will be less stressful between the grapple and excavator. add a nice tip trailer and you're in business.
Good morning Lumnah family- Nice add with the grab bucket. Always try to get the load right to the back of the bucket (or forks for that matter). it makes a big difference and will be safer for you all.
Talking of forks, they will be a good ad on for when you start to receive building materials. Get a propper fork attachment that can connect to the hydrolics...
That tractor is a great addition to Lumnah Acres
I make rock wall flower beds helps to get rid of unwanted stones and larger rocks that were left over from my home build
The new grapple bucket makes the tractor look like a T-Rex! I think a new name and t-shirt is in order! 🤔😎
Funny you should say that - I was thinking that the TYM emblem looks like a T-Rex skull head on.
I agree with Al on the pickle brine. I'd probably toss in a couple of garlic cloves per jar, some pepper corns & mustard seeds, and definitely some dill...maybe even some sort of chili peppers or flakes.
With all those rocks you should start making a rock wall along the entrance to the new homestead.
A good grapple makes life so much easier!
good morning Lumnahs!! started watching yesterday but work got in the way.
You have rocks and boulders in your soil. We have some soil in our rock :)
Looks like a great attachment for moving brush piles. Does a good job with the large rocks. Nice! Some wheel weights for the back might help balance a heavy front end attachment this one.
Yea and logs on a sawmill
@@LumnahAcres A saw mill is a must with all that stumpage you now own. No more buying barn kits for you.
With the beet juice weighted wheels, the limit will be the loader strength itself. A 1000 kg load will lift right at the loader pivot. The bucket, or grapple attachment to the loader arms add length, so Less so at the tips of the implements.
I love making refrigerator pickles and typically wait 3 days for the flavors to meld. My favorite version includes peppercorns, mustard seeds, red chili flakes, garlic, and lots of fresh dill.
Yup!
nanigoose would you share you recipe?
Oh that sounds good!