no new tractor videos? still got it?

You helped me out very much. Thanks

"I'm gonna keep it simple".... Then tell everyone how you do it exactly in 18 easy steps!

I wonder if R14 tires would do better in that slippery hillside mud.

So 1 year later, how is the 25S doing?

Welcome to Maryville

I cant wait for my trip next year to Tennessee from Phoenix Az. It will just be myself and my suv so It will be a little faster to get there.

Awesome video got me excited. I'm moving from Phoenix to Knoxville area early next year I cant wait to get out of the BIg City. 30 years here and looking to some country living.

That’s what happened to my 560 and it melted all the sensors , I just bought a 1050. This time I’ll be much better at cleaning after each cook to prevent the fire lol

When u use bump fire mode increase nail depth adjustment

Pass

Does the fan not have to be a variable speed?

I grew up here in Maryville. Welcome. You are in a beautiful area

Welcome to TN! My husband and I just moved to TN a few months ago from N. FL. We’re close to Maryville about 45-50 min. From our grandkids now.

How did you know the fan was on backward?

Can I use 21 degree nails with a 30 degree nailer?

Thanks bro for taking time to make this video. I just got the same nail gun but reading the manual is near impossible! You saved me a bunch of time. Much appreciated.

Save your rancid bacon fat, and rub it into the rusty areas on your barrel smoker. Works great to suppress corrosion, smells like Bacon when you fire it up. and [Best Part] it's free.

“Never waste a good flame.” 😂😅

Yep, awesome idea brother. Give Ben a hug.

Good information.

Great idea. Digging the homestead setup. 🤠💯👍🏽

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Looking for a subcompact tractor for the yard. Pretty sure it's going to be one of these. Thanks for the info!!

As a previous Traeger user, I must say that switching to Asmoke was a game-changer. The precision of the temperature control that Asmoke offers has revolutionized the way I grill. With my old Traeger, I had to constantly monitor the temperature, but with Asmoke's digital controller, I can set it and forget it. The flavor from the wood pellets is incredible and adds to the overall grilling experience. The convenience of being able to use it wirelessly and the long battery life makes it perfect for outings. I also love the versatility that Asmoke provides. Whether I'm grilling, smoking, roasting, or even baking, I can do it all with this one appliance. Plus, the fact that it's environmentally friendly is a bonus. I am excited to continue my grilling journey with Asmoke. #Asmoke

Welcome from Rockford!

Did you or should you soak the wood chunks in water prior to introducing them to the heat? I just got the gravity series 800 for Father's Day!

As a former Traeger+ user, I have to say switching to Asmoke was a game changer. The precise temperature control of Asmoke really stands out. I love being able to set it and forget it, knowing my food will cook perfectly. The FlameTech patent really showcases the tech-savvy aspect of this grill. It's also incredibly versatile, I've used it for grilling, smoking, and even baking. Plus, the fact that it's portable and battery-powered means I can take it on camping trips and tailgates without any hassle. The flavors you get from the different wood pellets are amazing, it really enhances the taste of the food. Not to mention the convenience of remote temperature adjustment and food monitoring via the app. I was impressed with how light and compact it is, making it easy to transport. Definitely a step up from my old Traeger+. #Asmoke

Definitely picking up up for an impending project. Never used anything like it other that a staple gun. I have lots of Ryobi tools. Looks like a decent tool.

I love mine. Ty for the video. I own lots of ryobi

The two-nail mode are sequential mode (single fire) and bump mode (rapid continuous fire upon bumping) I have Ryobi pin, Brad, and finish nail guns so I may give their framing nail gun a try. Although I have several pneumatic farming nail guns, I don't have a cordless framing nail gun. But I am formular with the Ryobi AirStrike technology from my Ryobi AirStrik finish nailer. So, I'll give it a go, great review, thanks.

At the 3:17 mark, you had the 2nd steak sitting right above the fire pot, but before that, you said you wanted to keep the steaks to the side. Was it just to speed up the heat on the 2nd steak?

It's about time Ryobi!!😊❤

Good video but your smoke stack is open way to much look it up it’s a real thang

From Texas don't do what this guy does

Can u use it to nail hardy cement board siding ?

Any battery nailer should be oiled properly. Oil striker rails and then turn gun upside down and oil down striker until you saturate striker pump. The gun will run all day when lubricated, also don’t buy cheap nail of any size.

Overcooked

Do the switches just make a circuit for the ground wire ?

Bro censored out the best information 👀😂😭

bump fire multi shot.

I used bricks once and they all exploded😅

My favorite part of the song goes with those great eggs😊

Once you get a nail in your finger you’ll know better to hold your hand back far enough with without even thinking about it. 🤫🤣

Love that sucklebusters SPG. Two different kinds of salt pepper and garlic . Can't go wrong.

Congrats on the new move neighbor.

How the tractor running now?

Excellent video! Been wanting to try the nailer myself. Quick question. What camera do you use for filming? You have great video quality! Love it!

If you manipulate the seat a lot the wires for the seat safety switch can chafe and short out on the hole in the seat frame causing the fuse to blow and not allow the tractor to start. Tape up the wires to keep them from rubbing. Also i noticed you run your seat safely switch the same way i do. 😉 If you keep a stick handy you can push on your forward pedal to move the backhoe without having to get on and off. It makes the trenching go so much faster. Turn the bucket down and use it like a foot/ anchor to stabilize the tractor and keep it from rolling.

thanks helped alot