You could have put a tarp in your boot of your car, and moved the rocks that way :)

Do you edit in sounds of rain and birds? Just an observation.

Call a plumber. He can put a camera in the pipe with a transmitter. He can tell you where the camera is and how deep.

I bet your wife wasn't the most appreciative of your efforts when she couldn't drive up to the house. Nice to see a krafse in use, very much a Norwegian icon.

Når du legger pokk i grøftene så er det mye lettere å ta med mindre lass å bruke utløseren på skuffen, da slipper du å slite deg helt ut

You must go faster vith traktor

Looks like I’ve found a new binge watching channel

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Jeg lengtar tilbake til Norge

I saw many Fiat tractors in Norway expecially in the Extreme North , like Honningsvag and Vadso . I miss your country , greetings from Italy

Need your tractor at full rpm when digging

What did you do with the dead ram?

If I did not know this was Norway I would have said it was a neighbouring farm in my Village in the Scottish Highlands . It has the same feel and look, we even have peat marshland like this with Bog Myrtle , Heather and marsh grass and Birch

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Skal si dere står på. " 2 hjuls traktor uten trekk på vognen bak er et mareritt på våt mark. Har et småbruk selv og 2 hjuls traktorer i løa. Dette er AEBI 53 med drift på kardang vognen bak. Kommer seg frem over alt. Har også doble hjul bak for mer stabil drift med lass på vognen. Ligger videoer på KZbin av disse traktorene.

Feliz Navidad a ti y a tu familia tan agradable, desde España (asturias)

You are a savage!..that is a back breaking task .. Wouldn't it have been nice if a concrete pump truck appeared out of the woods and the operator said Let me give you a hand...hahaha That never happens..help never comes, and if you want it done, you need to get up and make it happen, I rais my coffee cup to you.. keep at it , the end result will be worth every back breaking day.

Kjekt å skjå andre her i lande klare å hjelpe seg skjølv med de dei he. Men eg må ærlig sei at grøfta di plaga meg lit. Uansett kor grøfta ska gå så begjyn der vatne ska renne ut. Eg har mange kilometer med grøft bak meg. Men de må lærast. De tok ikkje en mann aleine å en ettermiddag for å få første mannen på månen. Stå på så blir de her knall. Ha vår artig å kommet på besøk til deg å kansje gjit lit tips og råd. Muligens hjulpet deg og. Eg er utdannet landbruksmekaniker. Jobber som cheaf på fiske båt å er oppvaksen på en Gard på Sunnmøre. Men uansett, stå på. Eg heia på deg

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💩Haha Bucket of Diarrhea

Interesting over in Ireland we are filling in drains and turning land back into marsh and bogs where only moss will grow

to keep your feet from freezing into the ground. Put a piece of timber uner it.

Bonjour je n'ai pas tout compris mais si tu creusais un bassin de rétention baché dans un coin de ta propriété pour assécher ton terrain ? Ça te permettrait aussi d'avoir de l'eau pour irriguer l'été, abreuver les animaux etc .

I thought your tractor was 4WD?

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Whata the use of dual wheels if they not same size

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Just discovered your channel today… I like the rythm of your work and priority to family when needed.. it seems you have a large community of follower that could have shared with you more idea about this big project. sometimes we begin some work because the weather allows it due to these freeze and when we are really in the weather has already warmed… this is not easy but you will succeed❤

Great time of the year for draining lol. Ground it to wet. I have a small excavator and have don’t a little draining. My top tip is a laser level and keep using it as you dig so the drain is as perfect as you can get. Second tip when digging to put in perforated pipe use a narrow digging bucket. The saving in stone will pay for it. When digging a drain which is to be left open with out a pipe use a grading bucket and dig it side on so the sides of the drain are well sloped to stop soil from falling it. And the last thing mark the ends of ur pipe so u can clean them each year. Ur soil looks peaty so the pipe will fill up.

Good day! Love your videos and your work! Please tell me where you get the money for your plans, because it is a lot of money. Do you have any other work?

Make a grass dryer, it can be simple as square chicken wire fence with boards on the edges to add rigidity to the fence lay a layer of grass on it and have a fan blow on the grass. You'll need to move the fan to blow on other racks like that. Or you can automate it.

If you take those two top brackets completely off and replace them with heavy duty springs two per bracket, 1 on both sides of the pin then the blade will plow snow but not move gravel (well unless the gravel is loose). If you intend on grading anything at a later date you can always return it to the brackets.

You have a gorgeous place to live. I love your country wish I could visit there for a week but I'm not able to

merry Christmas too all the family ,🥸🤓,Canada ,🎅

Keep Pressing!!!

Thank you for sharing!

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Hi, nice episode and i have watched a view. But one thing: your 'hay-turner' is not for turning but for raking them together.What you need is a machine similar to what you've fount in the barn. Apart of that, good job, thanks for sharing with us!

I dont know about you guys but I was tilting in my chair to help pushing the tractor!!:D

Has your tractor not got any more gears

Have yall ever thought about investing in a bio-gasification system

Great clean up work. I wanna also see that water mill there up the hill looks Kool

Just my opinion should take a bit of air out them tires to get better flooring and less digging then you would with more air. Like 5psi to maybe 15psi

Hi, that rake or whatever that you used to level the gravel where you dug the hole through your drive, what is it called? I watched & my heart went out/for to you

Erik try starting your dig at the lowest point on the land to the highest that way the water is running away from you and Straddle the trench that way you can push the tractor forward using the backhoe bucket. good content the struggle is real

I hope this will help you out when using your Back Hoe for trenching etc: I was a Qualified JCB Operator, back in the 1970’s, and was trained to set the Throttle to 1,900 rpm for the Pump to supply enough ‘Hydraulic Pressure’ for the Back Hoe to work properly. It sounds like you are digging at little more than Idle, tick-over. If you know better regarding your Own Tractor, then please forgive and ignore the intrusion.

Have you concidered getting a mini excavator? Greetings from a fellow Norwegian and youtuber.

Det.är en för lågnivå på jobben 😢

I admire your ambition in taking on your own drainage project.

I feel your frustration! Never mind, restoring an old farm is always going to be a voyage of discovery, and you will know every square meter like the back of your hand in the end. Keep going!