Is there a way to boost cell signal outside of property buildings that DOES NOT rely on Wi-Fi? Even if just in a concentrated outdoor spot.

Will TPWD come and relocate the alligators?

I like your video except for tying down the machine. You shouldn't run your tie down around the angle iron, that's just not a good idea.They can rub and then break.

I live in the suburbs with small trees that I’ll probably never get rid of but somehow through the magic of KZbin I’m watching stump burning. WTF I should just be drinking and watching my my little doodle dog run around!

I noticed at the end of your video the belt was not on the front pulley.

Yep, got mine replaced and adjusted so thank you. Just need to do some grading around the pop up and I believe I'm good to go.

Thank you for posting this! My Club Car headlight switch quit working (it was actually spinning around) a few days ago. Took the dash apart to check things out and had a HECK of a time figuring out the small metal bar and its placement. I ordered a new switch and thanks to you, I now know where that small metal bar is supposed to go. Thanks again!

Does this unit use regular tv coaxial cable?

Great explanations! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge!

Great vid. So tired of the snakes. Tried moth balls and stunk up the whole yard. Thanks for the info.

Spray it with pool bleach next time will come much cleaner and with less effort

Worked like a charm.. I just pulled the belt from the front to expand the spring to get onto the front pulley.. seemed much easier than your method. I greatly appreciate you made this video.. for a 1st timer, maybe 35-45 mins to complete the task.

I am going to try this. Pest people can’t get rid of the rats in our back yard. Fingers crossed

Use potassium nitrate

Thanks bro helped me put my belt on today

Yo! Steve! THANK YOU! You showed me how to do this this morning! WOW! Perfect video for an untrained, non-plumber, Dumbell! Gonna work out fine! THANK YOU!!!

Awesome

Dude, you could have rented a stump grinder for less money than you spent on charcoal.

I visit Overton’s monthly. The lady in your video is very nice and hard working. I didn’t know you could not eat those… I don’t have vegetation problems so no tilapia for me.

As a kid, we had a stump we always burned any paper or wood trash. We did this for years. You gotta dig them around. Half the diameter of whatever canopy the tree had. Getting deeper the closer to the center of the stump. Cut all the roots and then pull the stump. Then backfill the hole.

You have lost 100 pounds charcoal

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Soak them with diesel fuel make sure let it soak in then add wood

Tannerite

Diesel and a match

Stump grinder. or dig it out. I didn't have the cash gor machines when I was younger. Dug around the stumps, cut the roots as I went, then dug enough under to attack the tap root, then used a 5m lemgth of 2" pipe and some bricks to lever the stump out. At 42 now, I am not sure I want to fo that ever again. Now I get heavy machines to do all the real work.

Pour diesel and old oil on it every time you think of it. Let it soak in over time. You can also use a paddle bit and drill some deeper holes. Add more diesel when your ready to burn it. You can also dig around and find the biggest of the runner roots and cut with an ax or sawsall then wrap a strap underneath and pull it out with a tractor. I hate stumps/roots. If your doing it to lay sod your better off just hiring the stump grinder company-takes em like 5 minutes and gone. Dont forget roots can be wrapped around nearby structures like gas or sewer lines.

Serves you right for wanting a lawn

Old timers had 13 kids for many a reason. Couple strong young men, right tools and a couple days she gone.

The trick is to wait a year or so let the roots die and the stump to dry. The stump will crack do to shrinkage put a few charcoal bricks in the cracks and the some on the top and some lighter fluid and the stump will burn.

Next time Drill Holes like 1"

Make sure the stump is dead and dried out first. Do the rocket stove as detailed in other comments and if you like an easy start just use a half bag of match light charcoal.

Stump Grinder works great! I rented one and worth every cent.

Friend of mine blew stumps with dynamite. He blew all the windows out the neighbors houses tho .

Never stop trying. If not for personal experience, which is always valuable, you might just find the better idea no one else thought about yet. That's how we got here in the first place. If anything this looks like the fun way to do it.

100 pounds of charcoal in this economy 😂

youtube.com/@bamabass?si=0mBsPTUj6sMBnHgq This guy knows about lot about maintaining a pond naturally

I wonder if the 7 gators ate the tilapia, or if the tilapia brought the gators to the pond?

It seems that the gators here in St. Petersburg Florida only become aggressive against other animals (including other gators) during mating season (April). The will coexist with any fish, as well as use them as a food source (if the tilapia swims near them when they need to eat). Some tilapia will survive, and some won't. Also, gators travel to different ponds, they don't always stay put, they move along during mating season when they are looking for a mate.

M80 also works just be careful when using them

Use Potassium Nitrate, and Sulfur. Both available from Lowes or Home Depot, gardening section. Mix about 10:1. And keep clear, as it "potentially" could explode, because of the carbon left from the charcoal and burnt stump.

Potassium Nitrate!!!

Drill holes in stump soak with fuel

Definitely going to need a new chain

Stump grinder 100 bucks

Dig under and load it

Best way to remove a stump. Rent a stump remover or better call a tree trimmer to come out. Couple hundred bucks and they will be gone.

Find a way to decorate them. Then you don't got to do ish.

Use a tire and fire wood boys

Live root systems feed water to any stump you try to burn. If you put wood all over the stump to burn it out you will choke off the fire at the bottom you need to think Dakota fire hole. Air needs to come from the bottom to feed fire to burn the actual stump. Old pioneers used to twist stumps out with ox or draft horse teams. They would leave about 3' on the stump wrap chains around the stump and about a 20' heavy log and twist the stump out. They would use the stumps they twisted out to fence cattle or horses in to a pasture or keep deer out of crop land. When I was a kid there were farms in northern Michigan that still have remnants of the stump fencing. Later I saw a few as lawn ornaments.