For someone not wanting to be KZbin famous, he sure was calling you out on things.

Hey great video! Im getting ready to do my building the same way. Youre other video you said you were going to mount them on the post so you still had an air gap behind foam board and metal,and in this video you said you pressure fitted them so it sounds like there tight. Do you still have an air gap in-between building and foam board? Also how thick is the board you used?

The best way is to mount an adjustable height caster wheel on the ends of the blade and I keep it 1 inch above the gravel......and it's easy to pull the wheels off for using in dirt. I use 10inch wheels on a 7 foot blade.

What’s the distance between you vertical post

Need some rear tire chains especially the Box style they dig like mad

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I ise used diesel oil to preserve the lower wall plate in my garage. It keeps termites out too. Used on my trailer deck. Top and bottom. I rigged up a sprayer to spray the undersides of mower decks. But I would never use it where it might contact human skin. It’s carcinogenic! I’d have used tung oil or a penetrating stain on a deck. You can’t even use motor oil on fences around livestock. Let alone people. And it can be illegal using it where it leaches back into the soil.

You forgot to give a positive pulse to the motor. This only shows its heading out. If you give the other big nr. 13 cable a positive pulse it will spin 👍🏼

Increase fire risk?

Does it stink?

You must have a really low payload for an F350. My F350's payload is just over 7000 lbs.

The tree tried to engage the the brake...always make sure you have a steady grip on that chainsaw...Good work man

how much do you pay Tucker ?

Definitely not 2’ of snow lol

what type/kind of oil did you use ?

you should have fixed the stairs first as you have a trip hazerd

Nice content sir. Stay safe.

push pallet in farther, don't look overloaded to me.

Looks good. I'm from Montreal, so not far from you guys, and we too use salt on our roads in mass quantities. Here galvanized trailers are very common. Do they sell those down in New York? I got rid of all my painted/powder coated trailers years ago, because doesn't matter what you spray on them or do to them, they all end up rusting out. The powder coated ones are even worse than regular paint. I have a 6x12 dump and uncle has a 7x14 dump both galvanized. Bit more expensive, but well worth it to not deal with any rust.

Great video, I have used used engine oil and new engine oil to stain The wood on my trailer decks and the deck of the house. The only thing I did different than you is a mixed a little bit of diesel and used a fuzzy paint roller. It yielded a great result and didn’t take long

Been a painter for over 20 years. Thompson's "water seal" is sold to the general public and is famous, honestly, for being famous. They tell you it's not a stain it IS a water seal. It beads water because it is made of mineral spirits, and candle wax. (somewhat)effective, for about 6 months. Problem is; once you use it, you are stuck using it from then on until you replace the wood. NOTHING goes over parafin except more of the same. Your formula would be MUCH more robust, and more effective, but if you dont like the effect you are gonna be just as stuck. Possibly ask your local paint store for an amount of pigment ( ink based would be best IMO) to your oil treatment for "X" amount of gallons, (coverage is problably between 200 to 300 sq ft/Gal) keep in mind used oil is going to be inconsistant dark. Might mix up a batch try it out on a test piece first for color test. Just make sure you have enough to do it all in one mixing session, because a color match will probably not be possible.

I mixed used oil with diesel fuel. 50/50 and used it on my fence post before putting them in the ground. Don't strain the bottom though so any moisture can drain out

Love the sound of the truck! Music to my ears! Every time I see a video with the JD50, I keep saying to myself, "Great, now I need to get a mini ex!" 😂 I see the tractor is up and running, what exactly was the problem? Was it the ecm like you thought earlier?

Good video and equipment operating 👍 Straight pipe sounds awesome 😊 I agree, bartering is always best.

Need a quick release on the gate. Grab with a radius of cable on the top with the bucket like a empty log trailer being set up on the truck. Set gate to side, load heavy objects, and reinstall gate.

Nice video. It's always good to have friends. You can trade goods for services. And nap time sounds good

Hello Elliot, definitely helps to have the right equipment. Good filming.👍🇺🇸

Greetings from Marilla very good information. Love the rocks always looking for rocks like these

Are you using Tung oil? I do not see what kind of oil you used.

A lot of oil nowadays is synthetic. Does that make a difference in durability or appearance?

Lookin' good, Hoss. One thing on the steps would be to turn the planks over so the cupping goes down. That way water will run off and during a freeze the steps would not be as slippery. Heart wood should always go up. Like boat builders say -- heart wood up, heart wood out. You saved some big buck using oil. It also preserves the wood.

That driveway is a joke. No one needs a mile long driveway.

I've done this for many years. Any oder will dissipate after several hot days. Choose the hottest, driest days to apply. Several coats recommended.

Then came the fire...

Is this a similar method for treating railroad ties?

Nice job works well next time you guys might try transmission oil you will get a nice red hue

Cabot’s Australian flame mahogany I found is very good - oil based, doesn’t peel,lasts a few years

That's an expensive lowering kit 🤣🤣🤣

At least load the pallet properly

And for his next project he will be replacing the piston rings on the piston in his motor!!!!!

so just straight old motor oil? one guy I saw said to cut it with diesel. gotta do my deck and trailer and don't like the stuff offered in the stores

Can I do this with a jumper pack?

Definitely will be doing this for my pool deck!!! Ty for the idea!!!

If you don't mind the smell you might as well use kresote.

20:02 you said it buddy 😂

It's toxic and causes cancer.

Great job, that was a big project! I give a lot of credit to Tucker for sticking it out with you, he's going to learn a lot of valuable skills at a young age!

Where did u get the rebuild kit from I have same splitter and it's leaking

Incredibly unsafe work practices.

I'd say ,you've done a very good job . If you have a lot more land to do , a grapple would be a great help .