Thank you for your comment Wiring11. Means a lot to me! Kevin

I don't have one but I can make one for you. I thought about it in the past but I didn't think folks would want to see it. If you need the details right away, I can provide them for you in these comments or you could email me through our website, www.millgapfarms.com. I'll try to make a video later today and have it up by the weekend. Kevin

@@MillGapFarms thank you!! I do not need the details right away, just got the tractor built and now I need to get some birds.

Not this spring. We have others on the farm and we will develop them in the future. none of them are in an area where we can tie them into this line. But we will develop them for our animals and garden. Thanks for watching Mr. Sawyer! Kevin

There is another comment saying the same thing. I think what happened was that during editing, I used the wrong clip. In the end, the pulley went on and the box back onto the deck. I am sorry for the misused clip. Thanks for watching and pointing this out. I do take photos, more so videos before I do a project. Thanks for reminding me to do that! Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Kevin

I showed everything but the trip to the valley to get the feed and take the kids to lunch. That was a 4 + hour adventure and it was fun. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Kevin

What I did not show in this video was the trip to the valley and lunch with the kids. That was a 4 + hour adventure. It was fun to spend time with them. Thanks for watching Ms. Fossett! Kevin

Thanks for pointing this out. This was an editing error. Unfortunately one I can't go back and fix. In the end the pulley went back in the box correctly, the pulley was put on and all is well. I appreciate you watching the video an taking a minute to leave your comment. This is how we learn! Thanks Kevin

For me it was dependent on the winds. On a windy day, not too far. On a quiet day 50m (54 yards). I don't use this all the time. but i can attest that it found a couple leaks that I had not found that were about year or two old. A bear had bitten the line and I could not find the leak on the back side of it. I was able to find the leaks on the top and bottom of the line but there was a bite on the back side that I could not hear or feel. For me, the cost of the tool (toy) was worth the sap we were able to save. If you live near us, you're welcome to come get it and give it a try. I have the CDL tool to find leaks and in the woods, it's not helpful. For it to work you have to be right at the leak. This device helped me scan a big area before narrowing down on the leak. As you can tell, I like it, it helped me. Thanks for watching our video and leaving your comment/question. Kevin

It worked! 2nd time is a charm? or is that 3rd time! I didn't want to pull that thing again! There is no getting around 2 + hours of getting the pump out. Thanks for watching Mr. Sawyer! And leaving a comment! Miss you guys! Kevin

@@MillGapFarms Maybe this is a dumb question, but why is it not plastic pipe instead of metal rods? I would think that would be easier to pull out, but I'm a little ignorant of drilled wells. Most of my experience has been with dug wells and springs. Miss y'all too! your farm is so peaceful and relaxing.

Metal is used beyond 150' down. It's best to use galvanized pipe too. The pressure at the bottom of the pipe where the pump is connected is beyond that of plastic. Maybe schedule 80 but I would not want to risk it. galvanized can handle a lot of pressure. Thanks for watching Mr. Sawyer. Kevin

@@MillGapFarms Good to know, thanks for the lesson. I can tell you are well learned. ;)

You are spot on Spike129! Thanks for watching and leaving your answer! Have not seen you in the comments before. Which may be a senior moment. Hope to see you in more comments. Thanks Kevin

It took a lot of cameras and time to get it. Hopefully he will stop stealing from us. I’ll do an update video on it very soon. Thanks for watching and leaving your thoughts! Kevin.

Sorry for any grammatical errors. I am delivering syrup at the present. If it’s not engaging then somethings wrong. Are you seeing any metal in the gear oil? thanks for watching our video Kevin

@@MillGapFarms no material no damage but when I grab the shaft that the pulley is connected to I can push and pull it out maybe 1/8-1/4 of a inch I’m thinking that that is enough play for the gears inside to not engage. I’m just wondering when pulling on your shaft if you had any up and down movement ? Either the bearing is not holding the gear in place enough because it’s a friction piece or the washer thinned out over time. Thank you for posting it :)

If there is no metal in the gear oil chances are it’s operating correctly. I did this gearbox about 2 years ago. I can’t remember how much play was in it. I’m thinking there was some. I can’t think of a reason why there would be play. Why did you pull the gear box a part? Did you have a leak? Was it crunchy sounding? Kevin

What is an a g hose? Do they last longer than the hose I have? Thanks Kevin

Me too Mr. Sawyer! Thanks for watching! And sharing your thoughts. Kevin.

They are both guilty. I’ll do a video soon sharing what’s happened over the last couple days. It’s interesting for sure. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! Kevin

@@MillGapFarms we’ll be patiently waiting……..

I wish I had some knowledge!!!! Thanks for watching Mr Hardy! Kevin

They are doing their due diligence. I’ll do a video soon and share what’s happening. Thanks for watching. And taking a minute to leave your thoughts. Kevin

@@MillGapFarms Gotta support my fellow Virginia creators! 😉👍😎

A bold jerk too! Thanks for watching and sharing your accurate thought! Kevin.

That’s going to happen soon. Thanks for watching CM!

He won a fishing trip with me to the dam! Although we did not catch anything, we had fun! Thanks for watching and leaving your comment. Kevin

For water? That has to be really cool! Thanks for watching! I would enjoy seeing a photo of your rig. Kevin.

Thanks for asking RedDawg2k! The newest one is doing well. She's a small heifer and doing well. I'll do an update video soon. I've been slammed lately. We got a big syrup order and things on the farm are in full swing. Lots happening for sure. Thanks for watching and asking your question. It helps me know what you find interesting. Thanks Kevin

Thanks Mr. Conner! This was an interesting day for sure! Thanks for watching! Kevin

Correct Mr. Russell! Thanks for watching and taking a minute to leave the right answer! Part 2 is coming out soon. Hope to see you in the comments soon. Kevin

Yup! And I think he is watching our videos now. He's not been back for almost a week. If he reads this, I hope he knows we are praying for him! Thanks for watching Ms. McClaskie! See you in the more comments soon! Kevin

At that point she was a few hours old. She’s doing well now. Thanks for watching Mr. Conner. Kevin

Thanks for watching and posting your comment! Means a lot! Kevin

Thanks for watching and leaving your thoughts! Means a lot. Kevin

We've had that happen. And even Butterfly (our milk cow) has breached the fence and made her way into our garden. What a hoot for sure! I don't know if you saw our garden while you were here. I've been working on that fence for a while... One day it will be done! Thanks for watching Mr. Sawyer! Kevin

That was Jesse’s car. He really should clean it!!! Thanks for watching and leaving your thoughts! Kevin

As I get older, I can’t say I’m getting any smarter but for sure making things easier make my day better. Thanks for watching and leaving your thoughts! Means a lot. Kevin

Without a doubt! Thanks for watching! Kevin

It would not be the first time I’ve shocked myself. The fences get me all the time in places you might not think of…. Apparently I’m not stepping over them high enough! Thanks for watching and leaving your thoughts! Kevin

@@MillGapFarms hahaha oh no

Thanks for watching our video and leaving your comment. It means a lot to hear from folks that benefited from it. Every time I replace the pump on ours, I watch it again too. Thanks Kevin

Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts. Not every day is as peaceful on the farm but it's always fun to share the ones that are! I haven't see you in the comments before. Hope you will visit again! Kevin

So true! I don't want them to grow up!!!! Thanks for watching Mr. Conner! Kevin

Nice work! Thanks for taking a minute to post a comment! I'm glad this helped you! Kevin

Thanks for watching and taking a minute to leave a comment. Means a lot to me! Thanks Kevin

Sometimes I can't see the forest through the trees... Lots of work to get to the switch in my case. Hope this helped you not go through what I went through to find the problem! Our ac is still working strong. Thanks for watching and posting your comment! Kevin

If it has the slots on the motherboard, I think it will work. Does dial up still exist? Thanks for watching and posting your question. Kevin

Thanks for watching our video Mr. Wilson. I all honestly, I don't remember. I do recall it being a little sloppy when I put it together and I don't know if that was how it was supposed to be. This belonged to a friend and he brought it to me damaged. I don't know how it felt originally. I do have a 72" deck on our mower but so far I have not had to remove the box from the deck. I did put a pulley on it... and in a similar fashion, it did not go on as I thought it should... I'm sorry I'm not more help. I would love to know how it ends up working for you. Kevin

Mine is also a 72", RCK72P. I've got it all back together and the only way I could get the bearing deep enough in the case was to put the bearing on the inside of the flange on the pinion shaft. Everything fit good so I'm pretty sure the parts diagram is incorrect. I tried it several times the way the diagram shows and couldn't get it to work. Thanks for your response.

Thank you for letting me know you have the same as we do. I need to service my gear box soon. Kevin

I could not agree more. I looked for 6 ply thinking that was enough but apparently no... Do you have a suggestion as to which tires to buy? Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! Kevin

If you are like me, we have a junk drawer full of old bits and pieces... And sometimes they find their way back to the original project they came from... other times, not so much. Thanks for watching and leaving your comment! It means a lot to us! Kevin

@@MillGapFarms Oh, we do have a junk drawer! But the spare screw goes to live in the barn in the wood shop. Maybe it will get used sooner!? Also we just cleaned out the inlet filters, which would be a great short vid for folks that have hard water, if you're ever looking for another topic. :)

You are very correct on the inlet filter. Ours is no longer gunked up... we added a softener and its really helped out. Thanks for the suggestion! Kevin

@@MillGapFarms Any tips on the softener? Where in the water line does it go? We have a drilled well and lots of iron & manganese in the water.

Please accept my apology Ms. Wilder. I did not see your comment. Our water softener is in our basement and is installed before the water splits and goes to the hot water and the cold water to the house. There are some kits that you can buy on amazon that will tell you the harness of your water. Here is a test strip that will help you understand your water better in regards to hardness. amzn.to/3L8v2CW This version tests a little more and it might give you a better idea as to how much iron you have in your water. amzn.to/3Sj9rMb For the best understanding do a water test at your local health department or independent lab. Again, I apologize for missing your comment. Thanks for watching our video and posting your question. Kevin