I agree but. I don't want a Ferd or a foreign car. Rivian and Lucid aren't long for this world so what do I do?

I saw 10 of them in Austin

It starts about here: 4FJJ+7W4 Bullhead City, Arizona

Good to know. Evidently my phone has a bit larger range because it worked with it in my shirt pocket.

Maybe try unchecking the box, start playing, and then restart with dance moves checked???

😅 key has to be in car!

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Yes. Part of getting old is my hands aren't quite as steady as they once were. Really shows up with telephoto shots, so this is my way to compensate. This phone mounted on this gimbal also gives a very easy method to zoom from wide angle to 10X telephoto

Hi Mike, Thanks for the comment. I don't do much on the farm these days. Been retired for 10 years now but do lend a hand during busy times of the year.

you would be fine.

50 Amp but since I'm in no rush, I just tell the car to limit charging to 32 Amps. Even though I fed the outlet with copper #6 wire and spent the extra money for a commercial Hubbell Outlet, I still like a conservative approach to this. As opposed to my non-conservative outlook on things political.

Hi Chris, Wish you luck with your Fordson/Gleaner project. The one I featured on my website belonged to my brother-in-law. He succumbed to cancer a few years ago but before he passed, he donated the machine to the Daniels County Museum. I do not know the status of their project. Sorry I can't be of more help.

@@mtdirtfarmer Thank you for the information, I am sorry to hear about your brother. Take Care

Hi Gary, I'm a former farmer, remember? Sold my last pickup about five years ago as I really have little need for one anymore. My renter is good enough to lend me one of his on the few occasions I need one. Take care and farm safely.

I'll just quit driving vehicles that need to visit gas pumps.

@@mtdirtfarmer Don't sell your gas vehicle. It will come in handy during outages or when electricity is more expensive, when car batteries are too expensive, or when you get tired of paying "fees" for use of the highway.

What's the end game if you will quit driving vehicles that need to visit gas pumps?

Good morning, The day when even 50% of cars no longer need to visit gas pumps is a fair ways off and no one has a crystal ball that looks that far into the future. For right now, if I don't visit gas pumps, my lack of consumption means less demand for gas and if you subscribe to free market beliefs, that should make your trips less expensive. As more drivers do the same, the effect will multiply. Less drivers visiting gas pumps will mean shorter lines for those visiting the pumps. Long term, the effects will be much like lack of demand for crews hauling water for steam locomotives or lessened demand for oats to feed the horses and mules that were used for transport previously. Different and better ways of doing old things is called progress. Don't be Baldwin 2.0

DJI Osmo Action Camera. Looks like they have Osmo Action 3 out now. I got really tired of how flaky the GoPros were. This one has been rock solid.

He hasn't really tallied up the totals and he doesn't tell me anything anyways. I'm just the hired man, remember.

Hi Lowell, that field averaged just shy of 50bpa. I have the combine set for a very clean sample and it will start to overload the cleaning shoe at around 1200 bushels per hour. If I wasn’t such a grain snob, I’m sure I could gain more capacity if I opened up the sieve a bit or just pushed the hydro lever forward and ignored the grain loss monitor 🙄. I was averaging around 5 to 5.5mph which is a little bit more than 20 acres an hour if you don’t count turning and stopping to dump.

They have been fighting with this spot all year. They bring the grade machines in and fix it, it lasts for a few days, and then the trains are put under a speed limit until they can come and fix it again. The process then repeats. This time, they are trying something different. The lifting machines have already been here, so we will see how long this fix lasts.

We took our time. one way is an easy hour and a half.

@@mtdirtfarmer Thank you! Great Video!

It belongs to my son who is farming my place. He really likes it but no 4WD. Just the dual wheels on the rear.

Sorry about the audio quality. 140 RPM and a thou / rev is correct. Video not all that good either, Makes me realize how far cameras have come in the nine years since I made the video.

@@mtdirtfarmer Thanks for the quick reply Ed. :)

I don't have wing vents on my rig. I let my riding buddy use my camera to shoot some video from their rig so the wing vents are theirs. He claims it helps but I can't tell you any more about it.

It is a pretty significant blockage consisting of huge boulders. The remains of a Ford Bronco lodged in the boulders is shown in the pics at the start of the video. Myself, I'd hate to see any efforts to civilize the trail.

@@mtdirtfarmer True on that point Ed. Since we all know how slot canyons are created - we need to wonder what the next super flood will do to the area. The blockage looks pretty high which could create a new local lake!

@@mtdirtfarmer Someone from BLM (I'm told) planted a few sticks of dynamite there last week and blew the sh#t out of it. It aint blocked anymore.

We had a day off yesterday but weather guessers are saying there could be another storm and potential video tonight. Sorry to hear about your drought. You've tried haying and washing cars so perhaps it is time to look up a rainmaker. I've heard they can work if the timing is right ;-)

Believe me, I am very thankful that I got to farm where I did. The big open fields are only a part of it.

Just be patient. I'm trying to find a Rap song that would fit. I know how much you like that genre.

@@mtdirtfarmer the hum of diesel engines would suffice.

It's about 8 miles from where we started by the Bullhead Parkway to where you turn right from the powerline trail and head to Secret Pass Kiosk

@@mtdirtfarmer thank you