nothing like staring at the back of people. looking forward to seeing more.

I bought a new L2900 in 1998 for my small farms … have hauled it between all the places thru the years … put it in places it was intended far… flipped it over pulling logs… flipped it off the pond dam blew up a cycle and compressed a cycle rod when it went totally under water … repaired it … she beat up but still in use … tuff little tractor

Looks great! What was the cost? I just got a price of $29,200 to pour my 2250 sq ft basement. Trying to find something to compare with.

Can you give us an update on how the 4610 is working out for ya? Nice farm. Just discovered you on here.

I'm looking at a used L2900 and saw your video. You started by saying "avoid this if at all possible" then you spend nearly the entire video singing it's praises. All I got out of your nearly 17 minute video is that you don't like that it doesn't have a quick attach bucket.

The problem is block has a joint around every block in the wall which can crack and be a pathway for water. But above grade it'll work fine with 1 in stucco on the exterior and 1-in foam on the inside plus furry strips and drywall.

I get the sentiment for safety if entering a burning building with floor trusses, although I’ve only ever heard this from firefighters or former firefighters, floor trusses are flatter, stronger and easier all around to work with, virtually no squeak, aside from the weight, but I’d recommend them for nearly every case, I can tell right away when a house has them. But every situation is different 👍

Good to see things moving on - have a beautiful day

Thank you for your reply. I have sent you an email with some more questions. I hope you don’t mind regarding this L 2900 Kabota tractor

Thank you for your review. What hp is this tractor? 29?

Beautiful property, remind me my father's land back in Guatemala.

Hell yeah Tim that's one of the good ones with the Kawasaki engine! Those engines will last forever practically. Doesn't matter if it's if it's that old it's a good mower as well as good for snow plowing. Add some wheel weights it's in chains and hydraulic plow and good to go

Looking good

If you have the parts repair it is cheaper than buying a new one get a few more years out of it

Super

12 minutes and we don’t see you clear a path with it.

Im up on a bluff but want good solid drainage around my walls and get heavy downpours here by Omaha i dunno weather to go block or poured gonna double up waterproofing and use pvc on french drains anyways …. Whats ur take on cost difference?

We do pours out here in NCal with plenty of rebar (earthquake country). I researched block work & it is far far less expensive than buying & forming all that lumber - 2 guys 2 weeks for a stepped foundation ranging from 12 inches tall at the top of the slope up to 4 ft at the high point of the two steps of the walls so 0-8 ft basically going down hill for a 46 x 48 ft footprint plus all the groundwork, tying steel, fill in w gravel (we used a conveyor belt truck which did it in a few hrs Vs. wheel barrow - another 3000.00 including the gravel) for slab pour & finish (flat work by a crew - 3000.00 for that day) which was perfect - 4 man crew. Pours are quick but pricey about 135.00/yard - lost count of how many trucks we got. Anyway if at all possible when I could I'd do block in a second! I just dont have that skill unfortunately. The savings are definitely worth learning it though.

Glad to see you back Tim!!!

Love your property glad to see your back can't wait for more videos thanks for sharing

Kinda a waste of time. Was looking for information and video on the Shakespeare brush cutter. Almost nothing here about it. You shouldn't headline it but not really review it. Wasted time hearing about your farm and stuff instead of what I was looking for.

Makes video about Block vs Concrete, literally says, “you know, I don’t know which is better, block or poured concrete.”

Wow such a beautiful area. I live in Silicon Valley so land is not something I have much of. I did retire from the building industry, so it was great to see your progress. I hope your inspectors are better than ours😉

Hey, watched your video, and will be binge watching all of your stuff on this build. I'm just starting to build my own - same set up as yours. I wanted poured walls, but the cost difference was dramatic enough to elect blocks. I did decide on 12" wide block with 24"x24" footing reinforced with #4 (and some #5) rebar for footing, and #4 vertical rebar for walls spaced about 2 feet apart tied to the bottom of the footing rebar. I would like to know if there's anything you wish you did either differently or supplemental to your block installation later in time? Thanks.

Is there a big price difference?

Hello, We love your video, can we ues your picture on our Amazon product listing? Thank you.

The part near the end shows Goodyear blvd and the Jenny lane intersection if you get on that road you will go past my dads house

In my experience with poured walls, a block wall with a solid tar coating and proper drainage is better than a poured wall with a poor coating and drainage

I always thought poured walls were better but maybe not.

Goodness get to the point already. Don't know body wants to hear you beat your gums about what you are going to do. .......

Review i guess starts at 6:30

If this gentleman represents the folks of Danville it has to be a great place to live. Danville rocks.

Due to China flu!

your intro is TOO LOUD!! compared to the speaking part...Just about took me out of my chair...Need to tone that down so it flows like buttah!!

Are they gonna put in rebar dowels coming up from footings? They continue on up as you build cmu foundation-wall. For gods sake make sure they do that. Or correct if I'm wrong and there is good reason not to. Please explain.

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Nice!

do you have a brother named charlie

Glad to see your ok and back

Is your block basement made from 12 inch or 8 inch CMU Block ? How often do they have a bond beam in the wall ? How often was Verticle steel used ? Also I didn’t notice any windows in the basement?

I think josh is a good fellow. I follow his channel also.

looks like you got a 45 footer! Take care buddy!!

Glad to see you can't wait for more God bless

Beautiful land God has blessed you guys love seeing your back take care God bless from pa

When is more videos coming can't wait

How nice to meet people that you seen one videos.

Nice to see homesteading growing. Looked liked a fun time.

It is called a "gin pole" and is commonly used for lifting heavy things easily

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