Lol 😆

40×48

No mine doesn't make any sound like that.

I only used it about 20 times, but no complaints other them what's in the video about being too wide, but after grinding it down a few mils, it been great no issues. I will say if you got the same tractor as mine or own with the rear remote switch under the seat, be careful of hitting it when climbing on and off. I hit it some times when I climb on and when I started the tractor the box blade started tilting and pushed the tractor forward and scared the crap out of me because I didn't know what was happening lol. Luckily, I was parked in a place where it did hurt anything.

Lol

Totally trust

Lol

It is pretty nice bonusthemand u have them for a while now and no complaints. I have maxed out my tractor with them menny times and the have held up fine.

Thank you for the update 👍🏼

Mine shows 605 that about half of most and these have the place for hay spears and 2inch hitch.

That doesn't make any sense. As long as the bag is letting air out I wouldn't thanks it would change anything

@ i know. It’s baffling. Leaves barely go up the tube. I even opened the bag all the way. No dice. Maybe the original bag was made in a certain way to allow more air to exit?

@RestoManYT that is strange. If you find out what it is and want come back and let me know what it was. Sorry I can help

@@chickenhawkfarmstead8478 no worries. Thought I share to see if anyone else experienced that issue. Thanks though.

I see lots like that too. I did it because I heard he really helps with the drift. Keep the air warm and moving up. And I wanted to added protection going throw the wall. I do understand there's a big money difference. I would say look at your risk and see what your willing to take.

Even on barns or un attached garage

@ in garages the code in Canada is to have the appliance raised 18 inches to the bottom of the firebox door opening and crash protection anchored in front along with the code compliant Chimney installed in accordance with the manufactures installation manual, I inspect 200+ installations per year.

That's crazy but them again you can't have a live plug in a cabinet with a closed door. So its not a big surprise i guss. Governments need to stop treating people like dumb kids and let darwin take care of what it need too lol

I really appreciate that. And very happy them video helped

Glad the video helped and saved you some money. The odds of the name is very funny coincidence.

Just let me know when

Yes it still runing fine. But in full disclosure I only use it a but 1 a week or so.

@ I’m just mainly needing one to keep the pressures on my truck and trailer tires maintained as that’s how I make a living. It’s sucks having a low trailer tire and having to take the wheel off just to run it ten miles down the road to the truck stop cause it’s the only place in town open that has air with enough pressure to hit the 110 psi cold max pressure.

You're welcome, hope it helps.

Glad the video helped

No issues. I'll try and make an update video this week. To go over how it's worked out over time and the good and bad

@@chickenhawkfarmstead8478 Good deal! I am currently in process of building and installing a homemade 2nd version of an insulated chimney. 1st version lasted 4 years because horizontal 4' section thru wall was not sloped enough for creosote and condensation to drain properly into vertical stovepipe. Also due to horizontal 6"x48"section was HVAC pipe, not SS stovepipe. Have corrected with a horiz section of SS stovepipe from Amazon for $60. Did not change type of pipe for 6" and 8" vertical sections only, as the cheap HVAC pipes worked for 4 years without any significant deterioration except at the elbow because of the drainage issue. I replaced the riveted hvac 6" elbow with a stronger steel corrugated black stovepipe elbow. Also will be adding an outer rolled aluminum pipe of 12.5" dia that has R-13 fiberglass insulation batts a total of 11 ft ht. This surrounds the 8" and 6" HVAC pipe which uses 1" perlite insulation there. Perlite worked very well in version 1 and version 2 will be even better with it's 6 ft greater height and the outer pipe with FG batts added. 1" perlite takes the brunt of the heat and protects the outer fiberglass layer. Aluminum duct tape at joints/seams of 12.5" pipe and on 8" hvac elbow below properly seals from water infiltration.

Yes but i only look at it about once a week

@chickenhawkfarmstead8478 I haven't been on in more than a little more than 2yr

The tun comes with then house and you don't want to try and re run the plumbing with the new one.

6:40 maybe?

i been saving them since we moved to the new place. Wanting to make a rock fence with them one day. Having them stick straight out of the ground. And I used a few for grave makers.