Installing HDPE water line for rotational grazing.
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Today we will be bringing you along as we begin the last leg of our journey to get the cows ready for rotational grazing. Installing the water line. Thanks for watching!
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Y'all have such a huge operation going on, I'm just in awe. It's legit farming, love it
Thank you! Yes the kids are at the heart of every project!
Y’all are one hard working family! And you always keep smiles on your faces ! Awesome 👏🏻
Your family could never be accused of not working. Wow. I'm sure it's awesome to have such a large project in the works!
It’s a big plus when all the family members know their roles. Congratulations on getting stuff done!!!💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
What a huge job! Congratulations on getting it done, and even in time to return the rental! Love seeing a family come together like y'alls, especially with teenagers that are helping. Amazing!
Congrats to all of you for getting this job done.
That is one serious project. When we ran water lines in the pecan orchard, I thought we would never finish. You’ll love the rotational grazing. I’m jealous. Great video.
Heritage Farms, you had me at PECAN ORCHARD! I grew up in Texas and love pecans. I’m in Idaho now and buy mine at Costco. They aren’t as good as fresh.
thanks for the update have a wonderful day and a better tomorrow 1! Grace be with you see ya saturday
Looking forward to it!
Hey, don't forget to vlog the burrying and quick connects. Learned about this possibility at grazing school. In the plans for the future.
We sure will!
You will be so glad you did this. My son buried water line, with no freeze faucets, about 23 years ago.
Great job..hope you get rested up before the Shindig blessings
We are very excited!
What a lot of work you have,,, but are Blessed with Kids that help ! See you next week !
looking forward to it!
Y'all are awesome! I'm planning on running a new water line into my new garden area, but not nearly as much as y'all are doing. Thanks for sharing. I'll probably never see anything like this in my lifetime, otherwise. Y'all be blessed!
This is a great tool, my Uncle is a Plumbing contractor so we have used one before. All my Homestead water lines were put in during the 70s, and are all 1" PVC., installed when I was a teenager. Ya'll have a awesome place.
I came across your video and I had to laugh I’m on my break as a welder (done pipe) too.. maybe it’s me but I wouldn’t call it welding because you’re not running a bead I would say more fusing! But that’s just me.. enjoyed your video looking forward to watching more have a good day!!
I know it felt good to get that done!
I love your attitude! It was the one I adopted in my marriage & homestead. Well done!
Brains, brawn, family teamwork and a whole lotta love. You people are amazing. Watching from Australia 💓👏👏👏
Wow what a big job! Y'all did a good job!
Hard working family! Emily was so cute to highfive herself❤ looking forward to seeing ya'll again soon
We are too!
good way to have gym for homeschoolers lol hugssss from Ontario Canada
Exactly!
That pipe welder is a handy gadget. You all are such a great team. ❤
Wow that was a huge task for you all !!!! Well done- amazing what a Family can do together xxxxx Cheers Denise - Australia
That is a really cool tool . All of you did a great job .
Great team work folks! You are one hard working family. Thanks for sharing.
Team work makes the dream work.
That looks like a project and a half. Everyone got together, did their parts, and got it done though. Great work.
You guys Rock!
Great job!
Butch
Ashland Ohio
Awesome job guys! Y’all work so well together!
Thank you for sharing your life with us. Love your videos.
When your giant slinky gets twisted, is what I thought when Andrea said, “We didn’t do this.” You all are such a great hard working family love seeing you all doing projects together. You sure have had some big projects you undertook and God sure blessed your efforts with the cows, so you all should be good to go. Wow that machine is something else. Plexi is a whole other world compared to soldering/welding, so I would be concerned too, so saying a prayer for you all that all the welds hold 🙏🏼💙
Love your family....you guys are super cute. Thanks for letting us go along on your journey
Y'all!! Omygosh! What a chore but will he very helpful. Definitely a project that needs all hands on deck.
Woot woot..another big project done..go team..vids are great..love watching..
Great video, learned something new!
That’s a busy weekend!
(Comments by mom) you all are an awesome team!! Great job!❤️🙏🏻☀️
Great video and thank you
for sharing! 💚😁😊💙 💚
Congratulations on the progress it’s looking good!
Thank you!
Awesome video!!!! Blessings
Great job, never seen this
Yes being quiet is the best one chief many Indians. And guys don’t want a lot of chitchat when they’re under stress do they.
Hi. Great job and thank you for teaching others! What size pipe did you use? Can you post some links to the parts you used? Thank you!
Amazing teamw!
Harbor freight has plastic welding gear for making minor repairs. It works like a soldering iron and would probably work for small leaks if a pipe gets damaged somehow. Good to have around at least. That and hot glue could save you from having to rent all that equipment just for very small leaks. Check it out. Hot glue and plastic welding are handy and there is some info on youtube about it. Great job. Keep goin'!
Great info! Thanks!
I hope you remember to mark your weld connections on the surface somehow!
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yes!!
How do u mark them?
Do u have a video how u actually buried it? And how you tap into and bring it up to use it and access it? I loved this video and would love to learn how u did the rest of the process. Thank you!
I don’t think we have a video on it. We buried it with a trencher that we rented. Then we installed quick connects every so many feet to access it. I’ll try to show it in a video sometime soon.
I would have a can of hi viability paint to paint next to the joins so if it brakes you know why and you also then know where your joins are for later when and if you need to shift the pipe so you don't put the joins under pressure like dragging it around a post
How did you install the quick connects?
You guys did a great job!
I will have Ben answer this one. Lol Thanks!
They are threaded and I threaded them into a threaded PVC 90°.
@@VWFamilyFarm so you used 90's and not 'Ts'?
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Hi, I was looking at doing something similar for pasture irrigation at my parents ranch. I was curious where you got the HDPE pipe and roughly what it costs per sq ft? I’m guessing it’s 2in Pipe is that true?
Most likely you won’t have any leak problems if you do I’ve used SharkBite, Genova and LASCO (or something similar) connectors for a fix. The problem we have is a backhoe digging through an existing line and we need a quick fix. A torch or a heat gun helps a lot to insert the connectors than clamp with stainless steel. I’m sure your husband knows this…
Enjoyable video. How did you get the curls out of the hose? Love your family.
Welded all of it together and then hooked on the end of it with the truck and pulled.
Ben
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Did you end up staying with the water tank on a sled or install permanent waterers?
We still move the trough when we move the cows. We have had some tire tanks given to us to install but they haven’t been installed yet. 😂 I (Ben) personally like the trough because I can set it at different spots so the same area isn’t getting messed up every time.
One should really roll it of not pull it of from the coil, that makes life easier.
I have a question about the hydroponic strawberries. What do you do with them in the winter? Do you cover the plants with anything?
We will bring them in somewhere, house, garage, greenhouse
@@VWFamilyFarm Do you bring the whole hydroponic pipes too?
@@VWFamilyFarm Thanks so Much!
What kind of pipe is that ? And where did ya rent the welder ?
HDPE pipe and the pipe supply store we bought the pipe from had the welder.
I think all homesteaders are frugal. We rent equipment the same way...economical renting
It seems to be over way over kill but good stuff
Cheap??? More liked smart!!!
frugal... not cheap...lol
That plastic pipe makes me think of the awful, stiff garden hose I bought at the Dollar Store last year. Thats the absolutely WORST hose I’ve ever owned!
That's a good description!
I call it the Garden Anaconda.😂