Thanks for the information!

Thank you so much for this valuable information!

Interesting to watch however we do not have that need right now. Hopefully will never need it but have the videos to see if we do need it. Hearts and flowers coming your way. ❤️💐

Thanks brother

Great video! You hit the nail about common sense. Where I live, we tend to lose electricity alot. On the mountain and trees come down. We had some winds the other day and lost electricity. The longest was 52 hours with no electricity. My neighbors were using their generators. I do have mountain water coming to my pond through a hose by gravity, which helps with flushing the toilets, watering the chickens, or even for dish washing.

“There’s nothing common about sense” -Mark Twain

Great video Miah. That's using some good old fashioned ingenuity.

life happens never give up we love your family

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Tanks for helping others people …great video keep them comming…. Simple and honest is the best 👍

I’m liking your content Miah! Keep it up!

I would like to know if it's a dedicated box to your well (ours is split between 3 other breakers). However, that's brilliant! Never would have thought to use wire terminals that way.

That's awesome! Thank you Miah! I realize that this is for emergency and obviously that is what you are using it for, this way you can really supervise the generator while someone else can see if the trough is full and move the hose to the next one that needs to be filled! Blessings!

Blessings!

This is great information to share, and there is no telling how many people to come will find this very helpful. Necessity is the mother of invention!

“ …common sense doesn’t seem to be in an abundance”. Truer words have never been spoken of this current generation. Thanks Miah for all of your knowledge and problem-solving.

Definitely generally want to test my generator now just to see what is required to hook it up and if we have everything we need etc. Sending love and light. Can't wait to hear about what's up with the shop... just saying lol😂❤

Good ol’ spade connectors! Wtg!

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It sure makes you plan for any future disasters. Thank you for sharing.

Great idea with your emergency wiring! I'm sure self-proclaimed professionals would poo poo on this, but I love how your brain works! 😊

I'm glad this ended up in a separate video. Instructions start at 6:24 for quick reference.

Can you show your moving chicken coop, please. We are preparing to add chickens to our home. Egg layers and hopefully meat ones as well. I love your guys approach on moving coop for the soil! Thank you, Miah! You are doing great! Don’t get discouraged or stressed! You got this!! You have a wonderful support system, just look at the beautiful gift God blessed you with, Jess! You two complement each other like white on rice lol

Just a thought. You have two ponds. Why not create access to the pond for your cows and horses??

Why don’t you just drop some pipes and put a hand pump on it? No need for electricity for them. Sorry I’m just an old lady raised with a hand pump

Beautiful! Love seeing a dream come to fruition!

You are a genius

When we get in a bind...genius

Thank you Miah!

At camper places tey sell adapters to go from 30 amp plug to 30 amp twist type like your generater has.

Thank you, Miah. I'm looking forward to the next video when you explain the way to connect to the breaker box.

Oooohhhh! Very important information!! Thanks for sharing.

Excellent

I have heard it said a lot lately, "Two is One, One is none". This is in reference to generators

Glad to hear you're going to be talking to us about generators, I'm clueless but think that might be a good investment.

I love a good workaround!

Thanks Miah

❤ Thank you! These are hte most widely stolen items at my Lowe’s store and yet corporate won’t keep them locked up.

You’re spoiling us!!! 😊 thank you, very informative!

We are considered temperate and can go a year without snow depending upon elevation in which every 50' counts but folks can also have snow in the back yard with nothing sticking in the front; a "real snow" can drop 4" to 24" in a few hours or come down slower in 6-12 hours. Equally, we can have some cold snaps which take us from the low 40's (degree, F) to 0 or even negatives within 24 to 48 hours; we panic on a regional level at the mention of a snow flake but there are times snow is better than the alternative. Historically, people with wells have had an actual well house big enough to stand up in and move about, hold a portable generator, and small-ish electric heater whike being structurally sound enough to hold a snow load. Many had a window with heavy drape on the non-precipitation side or end; old, old school included a kerosene lantern hook and often a lantern ready to use without a hook with nom indow. Around here, people insulate thier well houses for winter's cold and summer's heat. Some of these preparations have fallen to the wayside in the past 20 years along with the understanding that a well doesnt mean free water without maintenance costs.

That's an interesting solution; I wouldn't have thought of that myself. I am looking forward to your home back feed video. That project has been on my list for a while, but I have been a bit intimidated by the potential risks.

Thank you for valuable information! 🤍✌️

This was an excellent info video! Looking forward to the next videos

Good information to get by till proper plug is available

I try to always watch your videos, consistent or not I watch. I’m the same way I make plans then something else gets in the way. I live in central Florida about 30 miles north of Tampa. Everything is a mess here after Milton. There was a lot of flooding close to the coast and waterways. The Withlacoochee river is still rising. They expect it to crest today a week after the storm came through. Most homes outside the flood areas have gotten power back. The linemen are wading in water up to their neck trying to help. My house is on higher land away from any waterways and unscathed but my land is a mess with tops of trees and limbs. Vital things are safe and that’s what’s important. We move on we have been blessed with some cool weather to make the clean up a little easier. Hopefully I get my internet back today, I got power back on Saturday evening. We had a tree fall on the internet lines. Generator life is limited, I live rural so I’m on a well for water too.

Being authentic and honest is the most important and I think why millions of people have left network tv and come to KZbin. I use to give presentations at least 3 times a week and I had horrific anxiety. Shaking, sweating, dry mouth, just fighting full on panic the whole time. And finally someone told me to think of it as a gift I am giving. He said if you really imagine it to be a gift from you it would allow me to keep my humility and authenticity while still being present at the same time. It made me stop judging myself while I was doing it. While watching you I kept wanting to tell you this and to breath. I can only speak for myself, but I’m not watching because I need an expert on something, I’m watching because you look and sound like me. I stopped watch tv because the characters did not look or sound like me or like someone even human living a moderately normal life. This new post Covid world is different. People are hungry for truth, honesty, humility, kindness. You have that in spades. So let that be your gift in whatever you are showing us.

Good morning Miah! Drinking some hot cocoa on this cold morning!

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Wow! This was a great video and very helpful. I am looking forward to the following videos on these topics.

Brother.. Thanks!! I gotta get me a well put up in a couple of weeks.