Bill I really appreciate your step by step instructions to get started with the tiller. This is much appreciated for me! I am sure in your former profession you probided training for others, you are excellent with your communication!
I enjoy your videos, pretty much all of them. So I thought I would say hello from Choctaw, Oklahoma. I’m waiting for my 2038R to be delivered sometime in mid November 2022 and enjoy watching what others are doing with theirs. Thank you for making such helpful and informative videos.
Good morning David, I’m glad the videos are helpful and you are going to love your new 2038. I’ve never regretted buying mine. Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, I’ll get you on the viewers list, and enjoy your new tractor. Thanks for your encouraging words I appreciate it.-Bill
@@billburkhart Believe it or not, I downsized from a 5065E. The 5065E was a great machine, but was a bit cumbersome to have near the house, and properly sized implements for it get expensive in a hurry. I live near town on 5 acres and my wife inherited her 100 acre farm that’s about 60 miles away. I currently don’t have a tow vehicle or trailer to move the 5065E and it was going to take a lot of money to get there. By downsizing, I can tow the 2038R with what I have and was able to get a lot of useful implements for the same monthly payment (0% financing but moving from a 60 month to an 84 month loan). It will save me in the long run by not having to switch to a 3/4 ton tow rig. So I sold my 5065E with loader, bucket, forks, and box blade last week for what I paid for it new 2 years ago (only 94 hours on the clock) and my package includes: 2038R with radial R3’s, wheel spacers, loaded rear tires, and 2 sets of wheel weights 220R MSL with 3rd function, bucket, grapple, forks, and single point hydraulic connection (although the 3rd function will have its own connectors) 72D MMM with load ‘n go ramps 270B backhoe with hydraulic thumb iMatch Dual rear remotes 3062 tiller MX 5 brush hog Additional led work lights with brush guards for all the lights I’ve already ordered an Everything Attachments 72” wicked box blade As you can see, I’ve added a tremendous amount of versatility compared to what I had and I can haul it around with what I have. My monthly payment will decrease about $5 a month, there’s just several more months involved. Anyway, thanks for entertaining me as I wait for my delivery day to arrive!
@@ibwaldo OMG you’re living the dream….100 acre farm and a new trac and all the Impliment’s you’ll need to do about anything……wow I’m jealous. I’d sure like to see that third function on the front end. How it’s installed and what the design looks like. Some aftermarket third functions look very cobbled up and I have no interest in them. Again, congratulations you’re going to have a blast over the winter and going in the spring. Enjoy your upcoming week and stay in touch.-Bill
@@billburkhart The farmhouse sits in the middle of a 40 acre lot and another 40 acre lot is candy corner to it. Of that 80 acres, all but about 35 acres is underwater of a 126 acre flood control reservoir. The other 20 acres is about a 1/2 mile away and completely wooded except for a 1 acre, spring fed pond. So a 100 acres sounds like a lot, but only 35 is currently usable. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a slice of heaven here in Oklahoma, you can see the milky way overhead at night and it’s nice and quiet. Hopefully all three kids will be graduated out of high school in 5 years and we will sell the house we live in on the 5 acres and move out there. It will be nice to not have a mortgage (the farm is paid off) and get the equity out of the 5 acres. We are blessed for sure! I feel like I know you a little bit from watching your videos, so I thought I would share a little bit about me. Thanks for your time and the inspiration your videos provide.
@@ibwaldo I’m guessing your in your 40s….sounds like a lot of blessings are falling into place perfectly. God is definitely taking you places and has plans for you. Awesome!!
Hello Richard, good to hear from you. I wouldn’t be were I am without my wife. Thanks for your continued support, I sure appreciate it. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.-Bill
Bill, just found your channel and enjoyed a couple of your videos. I am a relatively new 1025R owner and just picked up a tiller yesterday. I don't garden, but plan to fix up the backyard that needs to be smoothed out. Will come back and checkout more of your videos. - ram
Fantastic video Bill. Shoutout from Queensland Australia. I’ve got a old massy Ferguson 35 3 cylinder Perkins diesel. Really enjoying watching your videos. 😊
Happy Independence Day Stephen. I’m so glad to hear about your success with the 72” King Kutter. That’s a good, we’ll built tiller. Enjoy your holiday weekend and thanks for taking time to comment. Stay in touch.-Bill
Happy Independence Day Drifting Spark. Thank you for taking time to post this kind comment. Comments like this are encouraging to me and I appreciate it. Have a terrific week and stay healthy and in touch.-Bill
@@billburkhart Happy 4th to you as well! I think it’s awesome that u take the time to respond to comments , ur vids are awesome keep up the good work 🚀
Hello Michael, thanks for the best wishes. Stay healthy! Good observation regarding the soil moisture. Enjoy your long weekend and stay in touch. -Bill
9.26. Not bad ,,,, you are getting there,,, grass seed is dun ,,,, thank you,,, let you no how it does . You have a great way of showing who to work with are jd tractor, I have the 2025 ,,, I have other attachments , to use , but I have not as of yet ,,, i’m a little afraid of taking the back hole off,,, afraid I’m not gonna get it back on ,,, was hoping next time you use your backhoe ,you can do a video on taking it off and putting it back on ,,, thank you your friend diane from maine
Good evening Diane. Yes we’re getting close very slowly but everyone is busy with summer plans, so I hope our goals are accomplished by the end of this year😄 I will do a video taking the backhoe off, I agree can be intimidating and the way I take it off is somewhat different than the instructions. This next video is going to be about pulling dead trees out of my pond after they fell over because they were dead. Dam ash bores. I’ll do my best to put the backhoe removal after this next video. Glad to hear you got your lawn in, keep me posted how it’s going and you take care of yourself.-Bill
Happy fourth of July Bill from PEI, Canada. Very timely video. I just picked up a LP1266 tiller last month and was trying to figure out how to store it. The wheel chocks are a nice touch.
Hello Stephen, congratulations with the purchase of the LP1266. The chocks keep the tiller plumb. I forgot to take the putter driveshaft off once and it rolled forward quickly because of the extra weight. I’m glad the video gave you some design ideas. Stay in touch and have a nice summer.-Bill
That tiller is fine with that nice Iowa soil. Not sure I could use one that big with heavy clay and rocks the size of basketballs. Lots of things to consider when buying equipment. Good to see you back at it.
Hey Bill, checking on your progress with editing... Any chance this weekend you might publish? How is the weather your way... By the way I love the tiller action, it does wonders for the ground.
@@billburkhart wow! You got a lot going on. Didn't realize you were in a middle of a lawsuit. Praying for a positive outcome and understand completely!
Very good demonstration and video Bill. I noticed you can spin the PTO by hand on your 2038 R. My 3025 E this can't be done. Whenever I hook up any implements I have to spin the driveshaft to line up the splines on the PTO. This is very frustrating. Especially when hooking up my rear sickle bar mower. Your tractor handled the 74" tiller with all ease. Great idea on the roller stand for storing your tiller. Hope you had a great Independence Day.
Hello Dean, good to hear from you, happy Fourth to you. Enjoy the long weekend. I didn’t know the 3025 wouldn’t allow you to free spin the PTO drive. That would be frustrating…… Thanks for taking time to comment and say hello. Stay healthy my friend.-Bill
Good video-thanks. My tiller is 60 inches. just about right for tilling the rear tire width. I don't till enough to warrant the extra $ but have to agree with your methods and logic. I bet you have a mid PTO on your 2038r.? My KIOTI does not have the mid PTO so I can't disengage the rear PTO shaft to freely spin. It has and internal brake that holds the shaft when the electronic PTO switch is turned off. I can only index the splines of the PTO shaft and the tractor by turning the implement shaft. In order to do that the implement must be off the ground - otherwise it's pretty tough or impossible to twist the shaft. My previous tractor, NH TC33D, worked just like your tractor. I do miss being able to spin the tractor shaft to match up the splines rather than turning the rotary mower blades or the tiller shaft to hook it up.🤠👍
Hello Prow. I do have a mid mount mower connection, thanks for that information, I never put that togther. I'd miss the ability to move the PTO shaft too if I didn't have that feature. I'll be sure and pass that along in the next tiller video. Take care, stay in touch. - Bill
Hello David and a happy 4th to you. I agree with your suggestion the tractor could easily power a larger tiller. Enjoy the holiday and stay healthy-Bill
Happy Independence Day, BWB3436. That trailer is 18 feet and works pretty well for me because my driveway has 180° turn and that’s the longest I can get up my driveway. If I didn’t have the turn in my driveway, and money wasn’t a factor, I would buy a 20 foot tilt bed trailer. Hope this information is useful for you, have a great week-Bill
9.29 ,, getting there ,,, but slow ,,, look everyone Bill is looking to get to 10. , he takes his time and show us great views, which take a lot of time , let’s help him get there . Tell your friend to check him out ,,,, I got grass growing,,, thank you , for your help , Your friend diane from maine .
Thank you Diane, i’m traveling to Lafayette Indiana tomorrow to do a video on a rear greater and that video will go out at the end of August and should be a pretty good video. Thanks so much for your continued support and encouragement I sure appreciate it. Enjoy the upcoming weekend.-Bill
Yes, Aaron, it's a lot of work; I probably spend too much time ensuring the little details are accurate and done to the best of my ability. I'm also running out of projects and ideas. Bill
Bill I really appreciate your step by
step instructions to get started with the tiller. This is much appreciated for me! I am sure in your former profession you probided training for others, you are excellent with your communication!
Thank you Rev. I have a good feeling about today.-Bill
@billburkhart at home call anytime, surgery is tomorrow.
Thank you , for the grass seed ,, glad your felling better ,,, the Workmans ship you put out in your video,, it’s very refreshing , to see ,,, 👍😀
You’re very welcome, happy Fourth of July. Enjoy the holiday weekend Diane. -Bill
I really enjoy this video! Thanks for the PTO information, I felt comfortable asking you sir....
I enjoy your videos, pretty much all of them. So I thought I would say hello from Choctaw, Oklahoma. I’m waiting for my 2038R to be delivered sometime in mid November 2022 and enjoy watching what others are doing with theirs. Thank you for making such helpful and informative videos.
Good morning David, I’m glad the videos are helpful and you are going to love your new 2038. I’ve never regretted buying mine. Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, I’ll get you on the viewers list, and enjoy your new tractor. Thanks for your encouraging words I appreciate it.-Bill
@@billburkhart Believe it or not, I downsized from a 5065E. The 5065E was a great machine, but was a bit cumbersome to have near the house, and properly sized implements for it get expensive in a hurry. I live near town on 5 acres and my wife inherited her 100 acre farm that’s about 60 miles away. I currently don’t have a tow vehicle or trailer to move the 5065E and it was going to take a lot of money to get there. By downsizing, I can tow the 2038R with what I have and was able to get a lot of useful implements for the same monthly payment (0% financing but moving from a 60 month to an 84 month loan). It will save me in the long run by not having to switch to a 3/4 ton tow rig. So I sold my 5065E with loader, bucket, forks, and box blade last week for what I paid for it new 2 years ago (only 94 hours on the clock) and my package includes:
2038R with radial R3’s, wheel spacers, loaded rear tires, and 2 sets of wheel weights
220R MSL with 3rd function, bucket, grapple, forks, and single point hydraulic connection (although the 3rd function will have its own connectors)
72D MMM with load ‘n go ramps
270B backhoe with hydraulic thumb
iMatch
Dual rear remotes
3062 tiller
MX 5 brush hog
Additional led work lights with brush guards for all the lights
I’ve already ordered an Everything Attachments 72” wicked box blade
As you can see, I’ve added a tremendous amount of versatility compared to what I had and I can haul it around with what I have. My monthly payment will decrease about $5 a month, there’s just several more months involved. Anyway, thanks for entertaining me as I wait for my delivery day to arrive!
@@ibwaldo OMG you’re living the dream….100 acre farm and a new trac and all the Impliment’s you’ll need to do about anything……wow I’m jealous. I’d sure like to see that third function on the front end. How it’s installed and what the design looks like. Some aftermarket third functions look very cobbled up and I have no interest in them.
Again, congratulations you’re going to have a blast over the winter and going in the spring. Enjoy your upcoming week and stay in touch.-Bill
@@billburkhart The farmhouse sits in the middle of a 40 acre lot and another 40 acre lot is candy corner to it. Of that 80 acres, all but about 35 acres is underwater of a 126 acre flood control reservoir. The other 20 acres is about a 1/2 mile away and completely wooded except for a 1 acre, spring fed pond. So a 100 acres sounds like a lot, but only 35 is currently usable. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a slice of heaven here in Oklahoma, you can see the milky way overhead at night and it’s nice and quiet. Hopefully all three kids will be graduated out of high school in 5 years and we will sell the house we live in on the 5 acres and move out there. It will be nice to not have a mortgage (the farm is paid off) and get the equity out of the 5 acres. We are blessed for sure! I feel like I know you a little bit from watching your videos, so I thought I would share a little bit about me. Thanks for your time and the inspiration your videos provide.
@@ibwaldo I’m guessing your in your 40s….sounds like a lot of blessings are falling into place perfectly. God is definitely taking you places and has plans for you. Awesome!!
Great job Bill looking forward to the next video
Thank you Eddie, I appreciate your continuing support. Have a great week. -Bill
Love the content and video! Love the tiller work and describing the plan and strategy! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Aaron! I really like that tiller. Wish I had more work for it.
Hope you’re enjoying a nice Spring. Stay in touch. -Bill
Love this video! once again, I am rewatching at 4 am
4am! Yikes…Aaron, I wish I knew what to tell you so you could sleep. -Bill
@@billburkhart story of my life Bill! I was sleep for a little while and then I wake up due discomfort....
I sure hope the upcoming procedure provides you relief. -Bill
Even on this one, the tractor looks amazing!
@@aaronburford5701 Thank you Rev. Aaron, The 2038r is an awesome tractor.-Bill
Hello from Coulee Dam, Wa, USA. I love you videos keep them up.
Thank you so much for taking the time to say hello. I’ll get you on the visitors map. Enjoy the upcoming holiday weekend-Bill
Bill great video your information was very informative and well done. It’s always nice to have the wife around. Looking forward to your next video
Hello Richard, good to hear from you. I wouldn’t be were I am without my wife. Thanks for your continued support, I sure appreciate it. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.-Bill
Bill, just found your channel and enjoyed a couple of your videos. I am a relatively new 1025R owner and just picked up a tiller yesterday. I don't garden, but plan to fix up the backyard that needs to be smoothed out. Will come back and checkout more of your videos. - ram
Thanks Ram. Let me know how I can help. -Bill
Found the same thing with my John Deere 665 tiller. The 2038R really dose think it’s bigger than people give it credit for! Cheers from the Bulldog 🍻
Howdy Bulldog. Glad to hear about your success with theJohn Deere tiller.
Enjoy your weekend and stay in touch.-Bill
I have to say this was a very informative and useful video..
keep em comming.. and a big hi all the way from Denmark .
Thank you! NachO libre and thanks for checking in from Denmark !!
Stay in touch and stay healthy. - Bill
Sure is nice to have good dirt with not so much rock in it nice job Bill and have a great 4th
Have a great 4th J&J ! Hope all is well up your way.-Bill
Bill once again.... I can not wait!
Great Job Bill. Great idea with the rolling cart makes life simple. Also saves the back from straining.
Thank you Bill it’s so easy to disconnect the tiller and then roll it into the shop wherever I want. Have a great week. Stay in touch.-Bill
Fantastic video Bill. Shoutout from Queensland Australia. I’ve got a old massy Ferguson 35 3 cylinder Perkins diesel. Really enjoying watching your videos. 😊
Awesome to hear from you Leon! Hope you have a great summer with your tractor. Thanks for your support -Bill
Good video as usual! Get better and have a great 4th......
Hello Mark and a happy 4th to you too. Thanks for staying in touch and the best wishes. Enjoy your holiday.-Bill
Great idea for storage!
Thanks for another great video! I have a 72" King Kutter tiller behind my 2038r and I love it! It works great in the fertil soil of Kansas.
Happy Independence Day Stephen. I’m so glad to hear about your success with the 72” King Kutter. That’s a good, we’ll built tiller. Enjoy your holiday weekend and thanks for taking time to comment. Stay in touch.-Bill
Thanks for another nice video glad to hear your getting better.
Happy Fourth of July Bill, thanks for the well wishes, stay healthy out there. Thanks for staying in touch.
Enjoy the holiday weekend-Bill
This was a very pleasant video 😄
Happy Independence Day Drifting Spark. Thank you for taking time to post this kind comment. Comments like this are encouraging to me and I appreciate it.
Have a terrific week and stay healthy and in touch.-Bill
@@billburkhart Happy 4th to you as well! I think it’s awesome that u take the time to respond to comments , ur vids are awesome keep up the good work 🚀
@@driftingspark8058 Thank you again! 👍👍
Looks like you hit the moisture content of that soil perfectly. The tiller did a great job. Hope your recovery is going well.
Hello Michael, thanks for the best wishes. Stay healthy! Good observation regarding the soil moisture. Enjoy your long weekend and stay in touch. -Bill
I've got the 72" frontier version of that tiller and I am very pleased with it and I use it on a 2038r
Hi Rodney. Thanks for staying in touch and letting everyone know about your success with the Frontier tiller. -Bill
Great video, Bill! I definitely will be looking at the 6ft tiller. Also, I agree strong on the fluid film. That stuff is awesome!
Hello RJ, so good to hear from you again, hope all is well out your way.
Take care of yourself I hope you’re enjoying the summer.-Bill
9.26. Not bad ,,,, you are getting there,,, grass seed is dun ,,,, thank you,,, let you no how it does . You have a great way of showing who to work with are jd tractor, I have the 2025 ,,, I have other attachments , to use , but I have not as of yet ,,, i’m a little afraid of taking the back hole off,,, afraid I’m
not gonna get it back on ,,,
was hoping next time you use your backhoe ,you can do a video on taking it off and putting it back on ,,, thank you your friend diane from maine
Good evening Diane. Yes we’re getting close very slowly but everyone is busy with summer plans, so I hope our goals are accomplished by the end of this year😄
I will do a video taking the backhoe off, I agree can be intimidating and the way I take it off is somewhat different than the instructions. This next video is going to be about pulling dead trees out of my pond after they fell over because they were dead. Dam ash bores. I’ll do my best to put the backhoe removal after this next video. Glad to hear you got your lawn in, keep me posted how it’s going and you take care of yourself.-Bill
Thank you ,, looking forward for your next video, thank you
@@dianewheeler8953 good night
Nice video!
Thank you Roger, I hope you had a great Independence Day holiday. Thanks for taking time to comment and stay in touch.-Bill
Good job
Thank you Steven, have a good week-Bill
Happy fourth of July Bill from PEI, Canada. Very timely video. I just picked up a LP1266 tiller last month and was trying to figure out how to store it. The wheel chocks are a nice touch.
Hello Stephen, congratulations with the purchase of the LP1266. The chocks keep the tiller plumb. I forgot to take the putter driveshaft off once and it rolled forward quickly because of the extra weight.
I’m glad the video gave you some design ideas. Stay in touch and have a nice summer.-Bill
That tiller is fine with that nice Iowa soil. Not sure I could use one that big with heavy clay and rocks the size of basketballs. Lots of things to consider when buying equipment. Good to see you back at it.
Happy Fourth of July Dan. This Iowa soil sure varies as you said. Good to be back. Have a great holiday- Bill
Bill this video alone has been viewes by almost 10k in 1 year! You are famous sir!
Ha ha, I don't know about famous, but I've been lucky to chat with nice people like you.-Bill
I use my 2038R with a 72" tiller, and I would say they are paired perfectly. Plenty of power, and even with piles of rock it just keeps going.
Happy Fourth to you Wyatt!! Glad to hear you’re enjoying your tiller as I am. Thanks for checking in, enjoy your holiday.-Bill
Hey Bill, checking on your progress with editing... Any chance this weekend you might publish? How is the weather your way... By the way I love the tiller action, it does wonders for the ground.
Hi Aaron, I'm working on the lawsuit against the logger this week. So far, it's not been very reassuring I’ll be able to action against him. -Bill
@@billburkhart wow! You got a lot going on. Didn't realize you were in a middle of a lawsuit. Praying for a positive outcome and understand completely!
Very good demonstration and video Bill. I noticed you can spin the PTO by hand on your 2038 R. My 3025 E this can't be done. Whenever I hook up any implements I have to spin the driveshaft to line up the splines on the PTO. This is very frustrating. Especially when hooking up my rear sickle bar mower. Your tractor handled the 74" tiller with all ease. Great idea on the roller stand for storing your tiller. Hope you had a great Independence Day.
Hello Dean, good to hear from you, happy Fourth to you. Enjoy the long weekend.
I didn’t know the 3025 wouldn’t allow you to free spin the PTO drive. That would be frustrating……
Thanks for taking time to comment and say hello. Stay healthy my friend.-Bill
Good video-thanks. My tiller is 60 inches. just about right for tilling the rear tire width. I don't till enough to warrant the extra $ but have to agree with your methods and logic.
I bet you have a mid PTO on your 2038r.? My KIOTI does not have the mid PTO so I can't disengage the rear PTO shaft to freely spin. It has and internal brake that holds the shaft when the electronic PTO switch is turned off. I can only index the splines of the PTO shaft and the tractor by turning the implement shaft. In order to do that the implement must be off the ground - otherwise it's pretty tough or impossible to twist the shaft. My previous tractor, NH TC33D, worked just like your tractor. I do miss being able to spin the tractor shaft to match up the splines rather than turning the rotary mower blades or the tiller shaft to hook it up.🤠👍
Hello Prow. I do have a mid mount mower connection, thanks for that information, I never put that togther. I'd miss the ability to move the PTO shaft too if I didn't have that feature. I'll be sure and pass that along in the next tiller video. Take care, stay in touch. - Bill
Very nice setup sir. Looks to me like that machine could easily handle an 84” tiller. I really like that rolling timber frame stand.
Hello David and a happy 4th to you. I agree with your suggestion the tractor could easily power a larger tiller. Enjoy the holiday and stay healthy-Bill
Great video! What is the length of the trailer that you use?
Happy Independence Day, BWB3436. That trailer is 18 feet and works pretty well for me because my driveway has 180° turn and that’s the longest I can get up my driveway. If I didn’t have the turn in my driveway, and money wasn’t a factor, I would buy a 20 foot tilt bed trailer. Hope this information is useful for you, have a great week-Bill
Here’s a link to a video that reviews the trailer in more detail. ruclips.net/video/doXMBa8ZScE/видео.html
Happy 4th Bill
Happy 4th to you too John!
The tiller attachment is a nice one. You did a great job! How is yojr wife doing sir?
@@aaronburford5701 Hi Aaron, shes doing as expected. Getting into a surgeon tomorrow. Thanks for asking. -Bill
@@billburkhart praying for a successful operation....
Thank you so much.
Got a 60in King Kutter Professional tiller for my 2025r and it's been fine. At times got to hold the brakes though 😜
Ha ha I understand Mike, glad it’s working well for you. Happy Fourth of July! -Bill
@@billburkhart Happy 4th to you and your family
Nice.
Thank you! Bill
Question, what does PTO mean? I hear quite often but dont know what it is?
@@aaronburford5701 Aaron, it stands for power take off (pto) have a good up coming weekend.-Bill
@@billburkhart thanks for that! I always hear someone say that!
9.29 ,, getting there ,,, but slow ,,, look everyone Bill is looking to get to 10. , he takes his time and show us great views, which take a lot of time , let’s help him get there . Tell your friend to check him out ,,,, I got grass growing,,, thank you , for your help , Your friend diane from maine .
Thank you Diane, i’m traveling to Lafayette Indiana tomorrow to do a video on a rear greater and that video will go out at the end of August and should be a pretty good video. Thanks so much for your continued support and encouragement I sure appreciate it. Enjoy the upcoming weekend.-Bill
@@billburkhart nice ,I lived in Thorne town IN ,, once upon a Time ,,, 😀have a safe trip
@@dianewheeler8953 Too funny it’s pretty close to where I’m going.
Have a good night- Bill
I would have killed the grass ahead of time,2 weeks before tilling as the roots will send up new grass in the garden making a lot of extra weeding.
Interesting point Qman. Hope you’re having a nice summer. Stay in touch.-Bill
Rewatched!
Thank you Aaron, have a great weekend -Bill
No safety chains on your PTO shaft
You’re correct Marc, I saw that in editing. I’ll get one in place before the next use. Good catch.
Enjoy your long weekend.-Bill
So is it my understanding you use to put out 1 video per month? Wow!
Yes, Aaron, it's a lot of work; I probably spend too much time ensuring the little details are accurate and done to the best of my ability.
I'm also running out of projects and ideas. Bill
@@billburkhart Love the details and your commitment to excellence in your videos!