Thank you!

it's been so useful on my property, hauling brush, leaves, and firewood. I only wish mine had a dump body.

Maybe one day! It certainly could use some sort of paint job. We'll start with a proper washing come spring.

good job! very useful economy truck, my uncle's favorite car in japan north mountain village. rather same scenery from hokkaido japan, north big island of japan. i am very interested in your movie, cozy forest roads.

@@etorofujp Thank you!

Yes, all advantages and the 4wd is indispensable on my little hill farm!

I miss that boy!

Thank you! I may keep running it all winter instead of parking it behind a snow bank. If so, I'll grab more footage to share.

it was really quick this year, I think because it was such a dry autumn

Yes, the rainwater comes directly off the roof onto the tank, and snow and ice in the winter sits on top. Ratchet straps would probably work better than those side legs, I may switch it out. Getting the arches used larger pieces of PT so it's pretty heavy.

Sebastian says you are welcome to come have a tea party with him!

We've found most of the solar fountains on Amazon, with varying levels of success.

Thank you!

I"m not an expert but I would just make sure the grease is good for higher speed/heat applications. Think bearings vs joints. I bought a small (8oz) tube of Red Armor from Amazon; it's a little pricier but since this is all I use it for it is lasting a long time.

Ok I think I found it. Red armour grease 8oz. It says replaces echo white grease, this is the correct one, or the one you use?

@@pfaenderbender Yes, the Red Armor is the one I use.

Awesome, thanks

Totally unscripted! These two boys are just perfect hams!

It is! I hope the hot temps hold off for a long while, though

Can't wait to show the buds on the catnip sticky icky!

It's one of the few things that we can rely on as the weather/climates changes. At least we know what to expect in the short term, good or bad.

I have not; it's such a big driveway I don't think it would be worth the effort. I do have one of the Ryobi power broom with the flaps that I've used on the walkway with mixed results.

@@coldcomfortnorth6663Thanks. I have a 40V Expand-It snow shovel and was considering getting the broom/brush because I have a part of my driveway that is gravel but I don't want to spend the money if it doesn't work well...or at all because I have no other use for it.

@@Pro1er I"m sure it would remove the snow, but probably more gravel too than you'd like. And flinging the stones possible at something which could be damaged. Even my regular snow blower can pick up some gravel with heavier snow and fling it too close to the house.

@@coldcomfortnorth6663Thanks for the reply. I've been considering a DIY brush for the past few decade now but have never gotten around to it. Now that Ryobi (and others) have a brush attachment I had thought about trying it.. I'm not too worried about the stones flying because there would be nothing in their path to damage, besides, they would probably be frozen to the ground for the most part. It's superposed to be near 60 degrees today so all of the snow will be gone by the end of the day. I guess I'll have to put off thinking about it until next Winter.