It seems like part of the problem is you keep moving forward with the machine while youre trying to use the hammer instead of just hold the machine still in one place. Looks like it is putting leverage on the anvil keeping it from functioning correctly.

Headed to the Dollar Store 👍🏼

It would seem to me your hay might actually dry faster in a windrow. If you are having dew or frost, there would be less exposed surface area for the new moisture to accumulate. I suspect you might start with a little less moisture per pound of grass each morning, and the dew/frost would lift off the upper surface just as fast. Please know you have probably bailed a lot more hay than eye, and you are bailing a different grass in a different location.

I didn’t think that model 75 done a regen ?

Thank you for the explanation of drain plugs!

Delete the emissions 😅

I been trying to watch a video of how to take the oil filter but nobody shows. There is no room. I change the oil without replacing the oil filter. 😅

What company is the building from?

I bought the gallon jug and used a paint sprayer. It looked insanely thick so I warmed it up in a pot before soraying it and ut it came out easily. Even with the sprayer it was hard to get everything. I used half the gallon but i think I could have easily used the whole thing on it, but I wanted to have some for next year.

Nice project...do you know how much it weights?

Best tractor :D

I believe these trucks are more for payload not towing

Your luck is like my luck Chris. Take care my friend and hope you have a blessed weekend.

We used old bed springs

Ground speed let's you increase and decrease your speed in each gear by pushing or pulling that lever. I have a L and a M with electric push button ground speed.

I have been showing around and found that these types of steel buildings are cheap. Not sure how much ya paid but an Amish built of the same size would have been over $20000.00 and I guessing that one was about $6000.00 to $8000.00. Cheap in comparison. Your super shed but in my eyes your being super petty. Fix the shit yourself with the money you DIDN'T spend.

Good stuff!

Can I ask who is the manufacturer of the building ?

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Can see the “pucker factor” commingled into play

Don't want to ground the battery to the trailer?

Did you decide what you are going to do with combine I my be interested

I don’t see a follow up video you said you might eventually say who did it, I ordered a building just hoping it’s not the same company

Looks good, Just like the Gecko, you saved a bunch of money and time.

*That is frustrating and over twice the cost. Where there any reviews on it?* #WorldsOkayestFarmer

I dont think I have ever seen that implement before, Man they have an implement for everything.

If that’s a rental/loaner it’s not really comparable to a privately owner machine. When tractors like that get rented or loaned out you have people like me that get their hands on em and beat the piss out of em. I’ve rented bobcat skid loaders taken the bucket off and wheelied up hills just for the heck of it. If I was renting a 70hp tractor you think I’m renting it to go through the car wash? Heck no that things picking up some logs that will be so heavy they’ll make me drive on the front two wheels when I lift em up. Low gear going through fields? Yeah right not when I’m paying per day. I ain’t got time for that? If it can stand up to being rented out that’s saying something about the durability of the machine right there. 100 rental hours are about equal to 1000 normal hours. Unless I own it then maybe it might get used slightly easier than the rental but not much.

So cool luv it

Luv ur vids yall have beautiful country up there I'm dwn in ga

I've seen lot's of plastic in melon fields. I never asked. I assumed that the farmer had it figured out. The pumpkins grown in western Kansas didn't have plastic. Thank you Chris.

Boy oh boy, you and I have sucj struggles some days!! That was awful how it was not staying under the tires and ripping. I dont blame you one bit for switching it to the other style. I see my combine there in the background 🤔😉🤣 Hopefully things got better for you Mr Chris, look fwd to seeing whats next!!! 😁😁👍🏻👍🏻

Good morning Chris ☕☕☕ I'd say it's how the plastic moves.. and 7 month plastic... How old was it when you got it?? If it's 3 or 4 months old, it's structurally degraded. Makes sense why the regular plastic laid so well in comparison.

Aren’t the disks supposed to throw dirt on the plastic to hold it down?

Very frustrating I know. Having the right tool for the materials/job is critical 🤷‍♂️. Did you contact the supplier to give feedback/get support??

Hi Chris, I was wondering if you put the small role in the place of the big role if it will work, may be it is the position of the role relative to the wheels

Seems like a homedepot/lowes deal where you buy and set up an install date and they send it out to a subcontract group of the local methhead crew.

Seriously you sound like a real Karen. They did 99.999%of the building correctly .

Great video. Thinking about purchasing one. Now that this video is 5 years old. Do you still have it and has it caused you much grief ? Thanks.

Loosen the bolts on the mounting plate then you can align the pins.

Thank you for making this video. You help a lot of us homeowners how to DIY👍🏾

If you were ordering a machine to just run that cutter doing ditches, would you get a bit more power or weight? I need to get one for a lot of road side ditch cutting, but want to stay under 10K weight, but longest reach and most stable, but then use machine for other jobs of course. Hard picking most versatile machine. Too many choices. Happy to use the 36" cutter, but the long arms and stability are my goal...under 10K Any tips welcome.

Do your homework on both of the active ingredients. They are highly regulated for a reason. Mist some on bare iron or low carbon steel and see if they are fooling you on that rusting claim.

You want undisturbed hay for testing. Making a pocket or hole for the probe reduces the contact area of the probe point and thereby raises the Ohms reading that converts to % moisture in the instrument. You get false low moisture readings by doing this. (Higher ohms = dryer hay)

The slab oversize is so that your concrete anchors don't break off the edge of the slab. These buildings are really "enclosed carports". In their basic form they are a shade structure that probably leaks water a bit. You have to upgrade them a bit and get the install near perfect to make it weather tight and insect/rodent tight. And you need it insect/rodent tight if you want to insulate it without making it a home for insects and rodents in the walls. If you insulate, you also want an insulated residential style garage door instead of a sheet metal roll-up. This is all possible and I'm going to do it but the key is I'm going to do it. I might bring in some help but I'm going to take my time and be the builder and on site QC instead of just a customer. I'm also going to have all of my doors on site before the enclosed carport "kit" arrives so that I can make my door frames the exact size required and also get the building enclosed ASAP instead of being wide open for weeks or months while I'm waiting on doors.

You pay illegal immigrant prices for wages, get illegal immigrant results. 40 years of killing the construction industry with shitty wages and shitty workers means you get what you ask for.

I don't think they could have moved your window bc of the bracing. It's very hard to evenly space windows bc of this. Especially harder for smaller buildings such as yours

Good video, when yr doing u-joints, take grease nipple out, put a good gob of grease in caps so niddles don't fall out when putting new u-joint in place, the access grease will push out grease fitting hole

Hope you had a resolution. Can you please tell us the company so we can avoid it.

How many feet of fence line per hour average? My neighbor wants $100 per hour to do this to my fence line.

How many feet of fence line would you believe you average?