Great job where do you get the white sleeves from thank you

can you put LED lights in this tractor or no

Good explanation of everything🙂! I knew you mean't one-eighty degree....🙂.

I like the brackets. Versus doing 2 x 4 which will get in the water of bins

Nice. Simple and effective

Good job done looks good

3M Xtract will change your sanding life !

Great video, I will need a tractor very soon, probably next year. So jealous of this thing!

The most common issue I’ve seen with lever parking breaks is the tension created by pulling the break up is basically concentrated onto the button. All that’s required is to pull up on the break to relieve some of that tension (it wont move but just a tiny bit) hold that tension up while you press the button (it should be much easier to press the button down) and then you can completely release the break. I’ve seen more than a few strong men struggle with the button until they learned that little trick. You may have already known and tried this, in which case you might have to take some stuff apart to investigate, because there’s a few other things that could be the issue which are slightly too complicated to type out in a comment section. Hope it helps, nice tractor!

I also purchased the 2038r last summer, my first tractor. I have the backhoe, brush hog, box blade, grapple, heavy hitch, tiller, Artillian pallet forks and several items from Ken’s Bolt on hooks. I’m very happy with the tractor and had no issues yet. I’m in NE FL on flat land. I went with the 2038 for the PTO power over the smaller options. My first thought was the 1025, then 2025 and finally landed on the 2038r.

Go Tribe!!! uh Guardians 🙁

that's impressive please let us be updated i love wood works, especially when it comes to creative solutions. I've done my dream setup by building it by myself without any wood work knowledge, it really give another feeling when building your own furniture.

Nice use of simple nails to hang some things, like the plastic rake. Inexpensive but effective. Great ideas using scrap wood!

We are doing the same thing, we found a nice piney area on our property, but i decided to remove all hardwood from about an acre to really maximize the pine forest experience. I just found your channel, subd.

cool, tips, thanks for sharing. Using the noggin to hang the edge trimmer was cool. Glad KZbin suggested your video! Good luck with the channel, subscribed 🙂🇺🇸🇦🇺

What did you cut the slots out with ?new to woodworking, but like that idea for my new shed.

Some nice work. IF you do decide to sell instead of worrying about Etsy or other places, maybe try locally first? I would think with the materials, stains/paint, time, and hardware that if you can sell for maybe $60 and be a good profit. The more intricate ones you showed, maybe $75 for those and obviously more for the table version if you built the whole thing. As you do more, you will get quicker, and things become more streamlined. Good luck if you do go that route. Best to you and yours.

How cold is it getting at night?

It is not going to work. The ditch is too narrow and not deep enough. The culvert is too small and not deep enough. The way you have it will crush in a short period of time. The bottom of the ditch should be at least two feet wide. The angle of the embackment is too steep. The culvert should be heavyer steel and twice the size. With the hillsides and the trees you have it is not even close. IT WILL FLOOD ON YOUR NEXT STORM! AND WASHOUT THE ROAD WITH IT. To see what I mean check out Post10 on his culvert clearing. You will see what I mean. Steven Sipes

do you sell these? If so how much please. thanks Lynda

Looks like you are exploring the poor lumberjack work to move you fan.

Now you just need something to put your feet up on for when you want a break and a nice cup of tea/coffee.

Do you have a fire extinguisher?

You sound like me when it comes to thinking about things. Sometimes I do more thinking than doing, but I want to be satisfied with it when I’m done. As far as thinking . . . I’d bet more accidents occur from a lack of thinking rather than thinking too much. I believe we are on the right track. Your ditch work looks great! . . . looks well thought out. 😄 You have a great rest of your weekend! - Samuel

Back the tractor up perpendicular to the BH, hoses may reach.

Greetings Little Cabin on the Hill! New subscriber here! Congratulations on the new tractor! The concrete in the driveway would prove to be an irritant. Maybe you can rent a jackhammer, or have whoever grades the side of your driveway take a stab at it. I'm looking forward to following along. Keep on keeping on. If you get a chance, hop over to our channel and take a look. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, and stay safe out there! - Samuel

Meade Tractor!

Nice work. FWIW I'm not a fan of how to videos you did fine.

I wouldn’t put any new gravel on until you get a ditch cut. You might try adjusting your rear lift arms to put a tilt on the box blade and cut cut that bank side lower. It would probably help some until you get a ditch.

Thanks for the overview. I sure do like your cabin! I got some land in the Ozarks and I'm trying to figure out if I want to develop it. I'd like to add a small cabin or maybe build a camp site and park an RV there. I'm watching Walnuts and Wineberries here on KZbin and I saw your comment, so I searched, and here you are! If you don't mind sharing, I would like to know the story with the cabin - who designed it, who built it, what did it cost, what did you learn (mistakes to avoid), etc. Thanks!

Nice job…love the top!