Just start with the land and go from there. Without land, you have nothing. Study regenerative ranching/farming practices. It requires very little equipment to become profitable.

@@tickcreekranch thanks so much for your reply. I have a house with a strip of land that is about 75 yards long and 20 yards wide. We had a huge tornado a few years back that still has me rattled and I'm not easily rattled. I came across your channel while looking for solutions/alternatives. Thank you for this video. I hope to build something similar whenever I get the means.

It’s a throw away proof of concept. Just working out the geometry and then it’s off to the scrap pile. I design nothing on paper. Build it on the spot and make adjustments as needed until it works😁

It’s a metric icb tote x male hose thread adapter. Amazon for 8 bucks👍

Could be done but they have a tendency to collapse. Maybe install upside down. The floor is strong. The roof not so much

Yes👍

@@tickcreekranch smart

It’s not meant to last. It’s a very affordable solution to a problem we have now. We mill our lumber, own the equipment and don’t pay ourselves😁 before it implodes we will ex it back out and use it as a form to pour s.r. concrete.

@@tickcreekranch”affordable” until it goes bad way faster than it should when you should just do it correct the first time. Now that person is going to have to pay double or triple the cost to fix it cause you were to lazy to do it right at first.

This is our cellar. Built by us for us. We own it. It belongs to my family. It’s on our ranch. Our possession. It’s mine. Wasn’t built for someone else. Would crayons help🤦🏻‍♂️

I hope someone you love isn't in it when it collapses, but it looks great, and you have some talent.

I love this thing!

Yes

The selection of charger was all about the remote capabilities. That thing is priceless 👍

@@tickcreekranch Ah, I see .. thanks

Awesome! Hope it helps👍

Currently I’m just using 3 30” slide hammer rods. I need to add more, but currently it’s working great!

I rarely have more than 5/8 mile of total fencing that’s hot. This keeps it really “spicy”. The price increase from a 3 to 6J was negligible so I went for the bigger badder one. This whole set up was comparable in price to the 1J Gallagher and it also has remote/fault finder😁 Love it!

Thank you AA

@@tickcreekranch my thought is to make a wire around the perimeter hot and then jumper off of that as needed.

Same watched a ton on youtube and this is 1 of maybe 3 good videos on building a solar charger and i think the best one. I got a parmak 3j solar fencer and it was complete junk. Not even close to hot and broke in less than a year. Honestly the cheapo one at tractor supply that's like .5 joule was hotter.

@@masonbaylorbears hope it helps👍 I’ve had a couple Parmacs and they still work, but they aren’t hot like this

You should probably unsubscribe then

Lol

A log hauler of sorts👍

Wait until you see how much they eat lol

Not yet. Hopefully never have to

We spend so much time with them it inevitable😁

Power Wizard charger. We should have the build video out tonight if everything goes well. The video goes over all the materials and how to diy

Yes! We will release it tonight👍

Huh?

Thank you!

Actually it was very affordable considering we mill all our own lumber and own the equipment👍

So since the earth that it’s buried under is domed it’s not underground? Got it. Must be why hills and mountains always blow away every time a tornado blows through. How’s yours built?

I strongly disagree and have the evidence and experience to prove it. Hangers are inferior in comparison. This is superior to hangers and has been the proven method for 100+ years until manufacturers lobbied to force everyone through “code” to use their products. Moving to a county without a building department and regulations was top of the list. I challenge anyone to do a lateral load test between the two methods. It will open many eyes. Thanks for the compliment, but we’ll have to agree to disagree on the matter of pressure blocking. 👍