Homemade Raised Bed Plastic Mulch Layer | Part 1 Maine Family Farm
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- This is a multi part video series on building a homemade raised bed plastic mulch layer. When you cant find one you build one! That's the story on McCormick Family Farm, and the strawberries are showing up in less than 7 days. So if your interested in building one of these $3k+ machines for under a thousand check this video out!
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After spending some time on your channel I thought I utilized my time in the correct way by seeing the correct video about Plastic Mulch layer Machine. I appreciate your work.
It was really a nice channel and I was really impressed by seeing this video.
Great job guys! Love seeing yall getting back into it.
Thank you! We are glad to be getting back into it as well, its been a slow start this year with the crazy weather
It's great to be a jack of all trades, saves lots of money in labor and it feels good to do things on your own. Just dive into it, research, and practice makes perfect. I practice weld with a buzzbox burning 7018 rods and it isn't bad. Just got a small mig welder for small repair jobs. That's gonna be a neat implement.
Great design!
Looks like you are doing a fine job! Take care
Thank you!
Dang looks awesome, I like it
Looks good! I'm not much of a welder myself but i'm good with a grinder LOL
A better place than Kodiak in Clinton, is Brown’s Steel on 201 heading up to Skowheagan, cheaper and they can cut whatever you need, let them know the dimensions!!! Kodiak and Browns are two towns over from me, I’m in Oakland (born and raised), you were up in my neck of the woods Scott, but I noticed you were on the Coast, heading down RTE 1 when you went to get gas for the torches in another video! They don’t have any steel places down that way, Kodiak is the closest to you, damn that’s like 2.5 hours round trip for you??? Probably could go to a metal recycling place down that way and could buy it from them (AIM recycling) in Ellsworth for future reference, or I’m sure there’s a junkyard more local than that! Just throwing it out there for yah!
Hope u give dimensions for this build? I sure could use gonna build one for tiller that mahindra 1640 will pull. Just nice to have something to reference! Great job thanks for sharing!! Nice to see one fabricated out of steel rather then wood!!!
Do you mind sharing the measurements
Was that the auction in Troy? Hope the ground hardens up for you. This year has been very unforgiving.
It sure was, yeah its certainly a spring that will go down in the books....
@@mccormickfamilyfarm5511 Glad you were able to find something there. My grandfather always loved going. I also showed him your channel on Easter. He really enjoyed it.
Was there any more video footage or explanation of how this thing finally went together? I watched a couple of follow on videos but did not see any additional information about this implement....
Can u lay out the parts you u need too built it thank you .
$600 for the steel. Holy smokes
That includes the charge for cutting it. But since the soil has to already be very loose and fine for these types of beds anyway, I think he could have made it out of wood.