Some folks would just use that hoist. 😂

Feels good to get a good start on the porch.

I use it in many different ways, rusts easily

The boom seems somewhat unnecessary especially since you have a tractor with a loader to lift things.

We are getting a good start on improving our road to the cabin. The culvert is in and soon we will be hauling in some stone!

I am curious to know. Do you still have any of the busses from your other KZbin channel?

Place looks good. How’s the driveway during Vermud season? Lol

The fact that you can't dump the max load is a deal breaker

When you say I don't need no skool...

Gald to see someone else appreciates slate! Ive been redoing my slate roof. I have some videos on my other channel if youd like to take a look. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqKvoJ6bm71lhMUsi=lKth8k4tLobk-SF-

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!

True Vt home with a slate roof. Nice.

Looking good!

Do you think a regular lawn tractor will be able to pull it around on flat land?

I just got one of these today. It has been fixed/modified a few times. The gear shaft is super loose even worse than yours. I think with the belt and gas motor, your new shaft will get worn quickly. I got it when I picked up some old electric wheel chairs. They have 24 volt motors on each wheel and a 18:1 gear reduction, so they are almost perfect to run the mixer, at 12v it is 100rpm, 200rpm at 24v, the bucket gear is 10:1, so 10-20 rpm is good, and now you can run it on a 12v battery, no motor noise, and the wheelchair gears have bearings to correct the bucket gear slop. Anyways, nicely done, great to see videos like this.

Going to be a beautiful home. Is it going to be solar or line power?

이 영상의 두사람은 왜 덤앤더머가 생각나는 걸까?..

Very clever way to install the ridge beam. Levers are amazing

They were made to run a much slower motor, if you made a second axle with a reduction in the pulleys it will run at the correct speed for the right revs

Good job not easy though but will be worth it in end. You two work well together.

Looks like a great piece of equipment but what a pain in the rectal extremity to get it assembled. You should have read the disclaimer "Assembly required".

I finally got to get see another video don't know what you tube doing , nice job

It looked real sturdy. By now the roof is probably up and dryer in. Your a man of many talents. 👍

Do you plan to move here permanently or will this location be a secondary place to escape to? I have enjoyed following along. Mike

Did u build it ? Looks real professional. Need more craftsmanship like that . If so what size it the pipe ?

Mike love watching you Beth and Nik getting it done! Be Safe!

I have this trailer. When installing the tub, you simply connect the winch to the front ring, and lift the front about 1 foot then slide it into position, then lower the front with the winch. The boom extends far enough back for this

Look like some planning can make it safer, an one person job boat winch might help

Hard workers great job

you guys are awesome I put it at 1.5 and you moved at normal speed ...just kidding enjoy

Super job réal professionnels

I bought this trailer straight from the manufacturer in china. $830 plus $30 for electric winch. shipping to my door was $1279. Allmost ordered 2 as shipping would only add like $200 to the total. just couldn't afford 2 . love this trailer for my atv

It's looking good. 😁 To see the progress. Hard workers

Seems like that saw would lean over past 90 degrees from all that weight being held up from one side. Wonder if blade is offset or can be adjusted for that tilt

For a moment I thought y’all were going to put the chain to the rear lift on the tractor, pull forward and make the arm rotate down lol. I’ve seen versions of the front end but perhaps not the back end. Also why not just use a small chain hoist at the end? What if you’re working by yourself and don’t have enough weight to get it down 😂

Great job

A lot work can't wait to see everything produce

You guys r pretty handy to have around

Bertha is pretty handy to have around

You have done a lot of work it's looking nice

Beautiful

I am getting excited, I can't wait to see finished.

The machine is amazing. You guys r hard workers.

Your log hauler is awesome!! It's what I need.

Great detail of your design, as well as inspiration for when I get to work on mine. I'll most likely pull around with a garden tractor... though I like the thought you had not being ideal for your hitch and I'm thinking regarding maybe considering more adjustment for the range of what might tow.

Just going off memory, I think Sears dropped the name "Roebuck" about 1966, So for a product to last over 55 years is amazing. I've had mine for over 35 years, I bought it used from my brother in law and he had it for over ten years, and he got it used. I would guess I have poured over 2000 80bs bags using this mixer. I have replaced the electric motor, drive shaft, tires and belt. One more note, on the main gear the one around the mixing drum and drive, don't grease, use a dry lube like graphite. Any sand /concrete that gets mixed with the grease will cause more wear than if you didn't use anything. Also grease the two fittings after each use to remove any water that might get into the bushing bearings.

you could have used brass shim stock to take up the small slack on the new shaft. I have the same mixer and took my drive shaft to a machine shop to get a new shaft made. He thought the shaft was pressed on and when he put it in the press it off to remove he broke the gear in two halves. He called me to tell me and I thought he was kidding me. I told him it was a very old mixer and I wouldn't be able to buy another gear, so he welded it back and it has been working ever since. He didn't charge me for the repair. Anyway mine had the same slack as yours did with the new shaft so I used the brass shim stock and it worked great.

Does Nick still own the Scenicruiser and TJ? Would love to see an update on those projects on your other channel. I'm building a CJ7 on my channel and was enjoying your progress on those two projects. Cheers! Mike

Love the progress!