Driving Fence posts for Next Section of Fence

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

Hi.... Sir, Evan and mam, Rebecca nice to see you both Love watching your video homestead bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋👍👍👍

[@FarmGearInnovators]

I can relate to the struggle with bent posts! That magnetic level trick is a game-changer for getting everything plumb and straight. Awesome work!

[@butchames2050]

ERWIN MAKES A TOOL TO CONNECT THE HOSES QUICK AND EASY

[@johnsullivan824]

Outdoors with the Morgan's has one, and it works great.

[@pauldusett4780]

Andrew Commarada has the tool. It's an Erwin clamp with brackets that push the fittings together

[@tshouse9821]

The best way to release pressure off lines is, just wiggle your control valves back & forth several times with engine off.🦅

[@artemiasalina1860]

That was just what I was thinking.

[@markboettcher9443]

But that doesn’t always work either

[@groomerchevy]

that won't rlease th pressure on the pounder as it is isolated from the tractor.

[@--_DJ_--]

That works sometimes but not all machines will release pressure like that. It also doesn't do anything for the implement that has pressure built up in it.

[@JohnGarman-q1f]

That is what I use to do but let him learn the hard way!

[@willowbranchfarm]

That post driver looks awesome, getting your money's worth out of that dude!

[@DanKlein_1]

on your hydraulic pressure, most often it isn't my attachment, it is on the tractor side. When the tractor is off, just toggle the joystick or third function and it will relieve the pressure on the tractor side. If it is on the implement side, I have had to take the connector and push it against something flat and solid to try to push in the little button in the middle to let pressure off. at least on the style of connector I have.

[@louis0540]

Andrew Camarata modified a clamp that hooks to each side of the hydraulic connectors and just ratchets them together. He has a lot of hydraulic equipment and he struggled just like you!

[@bigswede7241]

Irwin makes the one Andrew have.

[@miltonhurd1016]

IRWIN makes a clamp you can use to put those connections together. As seen on : "Andrew Camarata"

[@Rtw1810]

Stucchi thread type couplers. Easily thread together under pressure. No mess when coupling and uncoupling

[@joerodrigues3816]

Great video thanks again for sharing it with us all and I wish you all the best for your future adventures god bless you all

[@kathypopp531]

You make my day when I can see the two of you sharing time together.

[@Marcus1954s]

And since "retirement", Evan seems happier in videos.

[@deborah2302]

As a nurse, her sandals are beyond stupid.

[@unclerob617]

Irwin Clamps makes a clamp for connecting Hyd QC's called a - "QC Mate Quick Coupler Hand Clamp" SKU: XB-QC-12-3812-DJ there is a 12" and an 18" version.

[@cancermonkey7334]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3WYqJl8mamMf9Usi=Rdyv-mv2azXB3MIE After 7:50 he explains it

[@Comshawfactory]

Take you couplers and use your rail on the tractor, push the coupler end (male end) into the rail to release pressure, same on the tractor. You'll be surprised hoe easy it go's on From the west coast of Tennessee

[@learning2no]

Again tools I’ve never seen or used before, this is something. I’ve always used a ladder and sledgehammer.

[@jeffdannels4620]

I had the same problem with hydraulic hoses. The trick is you need to shut off the tractor and cycle hydraulics before disconnecting the hoses. That way the pressure doesn’t remain high in the attachment.

[@RetiredCanadian]

That method will WORK Every TIME, if done correctly.........

[@davidwittmer8806]

You and Rebecca work well together. You guys have a beautiful farm. Can’t wait to see the next video! 💕

[@ralphsnellen8703]

QC mate quick coupler will solve your problem. Under 100$ , works like a miracle. Use every hook up.

[@tedschimmel3662]

Agree with others that moving the control levers with engine stopped should relieve pressure.

[@mabloodhound]

Yup, as others said, get the Irwin clamp made for that connector.

[@markpriddy1]

Nice video. 🙂

[@natebates4949]

Releasing the pressure.....my grand0a showed me and its what I always use, tap the end of the hose with the male end on a hard metal surface. This will push in the button and release the extra hydraulic oil to let u make the connection. Sometimes this takes a tap or 2, but always does the trick!

[@Tomhohenadel]

Nice to see you continue to improve your farm. Makes life easier with Rebecca helping.

[@drknockers5716]

Love. You farming channel

[@Chole9204]

Quick mate hydraulic clamp works great 👍

[@JimMiller-y9n]

Also, when you remove an attachment, shut the tractor off and cycle the hydraulic levers back and forth and then remove the hoses. It works for me…most of the time.

[@julianlavergne]

There should be a float position on your hydraulic controls in the tractor. That releases the pressure so you can hook up the hoses.

[@johnwoods4469]

Male quick coupler hand clamp made by Irwin help you connect your coupler

[@matts2453]

Where have the dogs been?

[@kevinmeikle3451]

Hopefully Rebecca's Safety Sandals protect her from poison ivy!

[@DavidRobinson-mx6cl]

Awesome , thanks for sharing !!!!! 😊🙏👍❤️

[@RaysBeesandHoney]

Love the improvements. It never ceases to amaze me the drive for perfection you guys have. Incredible progress. I can’t wait to see before and after pics when you’re done!

[@jefflary5457]

I take a brass punch and reach inside the fitting and tap the plunger to relieve pressure works good. JeffinMaine

[@lescoe]

Fencing View Acres

[@aafarm1652]

To release the pressure on those hoses, just push the one up against the tractor bucket or some flat surface and cause the ball to go in a few times.

[@kd5inm]

Need a big tubing cutter for that pipe. Works good

[@PPEOPLE1]

If you have access to the valve, there is a pressure release button. Follow the hydraulic line back to the valve. There is around “circle” press in the middle with a Tweaker.. Make sure no one is in the way of the hydraulic potential.

[@yaronbracha4923]

It is really fun seeing you guys together.

[@kenteast9118]

Buy the pioneer type fittings that you can connect and disconnect under pressure. They work well

[@abecombs4349]

Irwin quick connect clamps. Different sizes. They work well for me to get grapple hoses.

[@Will7981]

I know this is easier said than done, but if you can leave your quick detach couplings stored in the shade, that helps with pressure build up. Also, some machines like, Kubota, you press them in before disconnecting to relieve pressure. You probably already know this but I’m leaving my comment anyway.

[@clarenceatkinson250]

all of the fittings i have you just release the pressure by shoving the hose end with the ball in it against something hard and it lets a little fluid out so you can hook them up

[@davidrussell9078]

IRWIN Makes a modified clamp that helps connect fittings.

[@markbrown1061]

Evan they make a clamp that you can use to put them together. I think they sell them at Amazon and Tractor Supply.

[@mikewasfaret9563]

To release pressure, tap the ball in the fitting on the tractor or equipment to relieve the pressure.

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

R is the best ever co-worker. She knows her stuff and keeps you in line. 😀

[@mrclaus859]

Thanks for posting Guys

[@nevillewomersley7841]

I saw on tube where one enterprising fellow used a F Clampto bring both ends together

[@billbray8797]

Evan, Irwin makes a quick connect clamp for hydraulic hoses. They are $88 on Skid Sreer Solutions.

[@outdoorstudios2022]

Hello Evan and Rebekah, thanks for another great video!

[@nathankabisch7031]

They make like a wood clamp to help pull both ends together

[@allanulen3809]

Irwin makes a clamp that is designed for hydralic connectors. Mike Morgan showed them in one of his videos. It's been awhile

[@w.a.stewart3191]

Looking forward to seeing your new videos.

[@donaldkennedy5604]

People are commenting to wiggle the joystick but that won’t release the pressure from the implement you’re attempting to attach only the tractor. There’s a clamp you can buy especially for that problem. QC Mate Quick Coupler Hand Clamp | XBoom

[@dannygoldman8216]

I bought a special clamp to connect the skid steer couplings. Uses an Irwin quick grip clamp. MY ADVICE IS DON’T. I screwed up so many fittings using that thing and those fittings are expensive. It destroys the o rings inside. Better to crack it with a pair of wrenches. I learned the hard way.

[@mikesmodscustoms]

It's like you've read my mind. I've been searching for Solar how to videos. As next spring I'm hoping to do a setup for our camp. I have lots to learn.

[@glengillis7775]

Good post pounder. Fence looking great

[@farmtheland]

Evan good luck on your second channel, Here's a NOTE, most KZbin viewers are more interested in ACTION and less GAB

[@CountryViewAcres]

That's why it's not for everyone. But making a solar video can be done in a few hours., these videos are days of work.

[@farmtheland]

@@CountryViewAcres Yes, there are, for me I am more interested in your tractor rebuild than solor, but that's just me... Hope a million people view it

[@winterhorse290]

If you operate the controls with the engine stopped, it should release all the pressure so you can hook the fitting up.

[@chrislynch7574]

Go to the hydraulic shop, get a valve or a adapter that has a bleeder, take the quick couple off on the implement side, and install it between the hose and the quick coupler so you can relieve the pressure before you hook it up.

[@grayrlsc1]

There is a special clamp[ you can get that pushes them together it looks like a woodworking clamp but has fingers that hook on either side and squeeze them together

[@ronaldlemaster9572]

They make a clamp specifically designed for hydraulic couplers. Multiple places including amazon.

[@BigDee307]

If it’s like a skid steer when you go to unhook push in on your coupler several times then unhook. When you push in several times it’s pushing the pressure back in the tank on tractor

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

Thanks Evan and Rebekah! I know you’re glad this is the end of fencing! Thanks for sharing!

[@jmp2455]

my favorite KZbinrs!

[@1620Eltito]

Those flip flops always make me so nervous for you guys.

[@glennstatham960]

With the motor off, moving all the levers in all directions should release any pressure from any hose (if implements are on the ground with no weight on them.)

[@daleredmond6449]

Happy to see the fencing project is coming to a close (for now) it's been a long hard bit of work for both you and Rebecca. Give yourself and Rebecca a pat on the back Evan, a job well done, I'll be looking forward to the last segment of the build to watch you and Rebecca celebrate, Evan Tractor Supply sells the Irwin QC mate Quick Coupler hand clamp/SBox. Nathan from (out of the Woods) swears by it for putting stubborn couplings on.

[@markziegler3551]

you should have a male and a female coupler on the attachment. Couple them together so the pressure doesn't build up in the hoses, it will equalize.

[@bryanwall7075]

That post driver was worth every penny

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Enjoyed your video have a great day.

[@borrowedlife]

Hi guys, love your vlogs. Have you ever thought about using a car camera and screen to help your vision when you drive posts into the ground? Les from Australia.

[@acecattledog8510]

To release the pressure, when you're disconnecting, push the connectors together several times. This normalizes the pressure on each side of the coupling and , for me, has eliminated the very frustrating problem. Try it.

[@dennisfowler2138]

Evan one would think before you unhook the driver, turn tractor engine off. If your aux. Is a electrical solenoid may have to leave accessory switch on? Actuate post driver without engine running should relieve pressure. Now do the same for the tractor before trying to hook back up should relieve tractor hydraulic s making much easier to hook hoses up! I've hade the same problem with my bobcat. Try it I think will help relieving both sides before hook up.

[@markrieschl9834]

I don't know if it proper or not, but I have always just pressed the ball end on the frame to release the pressure.

[@RandyK.-bp9dr]

i use 'QC Mate Quick Coupler Hand Clamp | XBoom' to connect my hydraulic couples....it works great. everyone i showed to, purchased one

[@jonathanmullins6786]

The valve on a skidsteer pushes in to release the pressure before you unhook the hoses. You might be able to buy that valve to go on the loader where you hook up your attachments

[@nelseshaver2679]

XBoom Coupler QC Mate. Expensive but may be necessary.

[@Dan-qy1rg]

When hook up the tractor to an attachment, if there is pressure on the hydraulic line, we just bump it against the frame to relieve that pressure, sometimes we have to do it a couple of times. You sure are building a nice fence, good luck with the cutter mods, I hope you have a good week!

[@rickbevers3934]

When I’m attaching hydraulic implements to my skid steer. I have to make sure that the pressure at the skid steer has been reduced and then the connect much easier.

[@TomLee-y8w]

With mine, I turn off my tractor, then move the remote hydraulic control back and forth to remove all the pressure in the line. By doing that I have no problem with my remote attachments. Hope that helps. BTW Love watching you build your farm.

[@suecrothers9041]

Enjoy watching you & Rebecca working together. My folks did same thing.

[@jimmieusaf-pol5818]

I saw in the comments about releasing hydraulic pressure, and sending it back to the tank, before disconnecting implement, no idea how that works...after a quick search online, I saw the square screw on fitting without the third function valve, and looks like you can screw one on, inline between hydraulic hose and quick disconnect, for an implement, remove one of the screw in plugs and screw in a ring pull pressure relief valve. I think that would work too, instead of relieving pressure from line before disconnecting implement...but being on the outside looking in on how all that works, I'm sure others know better than I do. Saw your frustration trying to hook up quick disconnect, and you said it happens every time, when hooking up implements, so just a thought on making the hook up possibly easier.

[@kennethcatlett3733]

if you will take the handle end of a screw driver and push the ball inside of the coupling and release the pressure .just keep your head back. that always worked for me

[@stevestormssr5492]

Evan, you are the only farmer I know of that bales silage rather than store it in a bin. I hope it doesn't ferment too quickly and catch fire!

[@bakednoodle2732]

Subscribed.

[@ourlouisianalife318]

That driver makes it nice

[@petermcdevitt8232]

I have found before disconnecting an implement, with the engine off release all the pressure with your controls. Has worked perfectly for me. Also place the implement in the shade if it's available.

[@scotduckrow8524]

Hydraulic line hookup, I remember a KZbin video using a special tool that compresses them together easily.

[@tylerbarrett6652]

I've seen clamps... to get your lines attached. I bet Andrew Camarata has them on his channel... If not, maybe Outdoors with the Morgans.... but, yeah, there is something out there. Wish I could help you more than that.

[@stevegardini9455]

Look for the Irwin QC-mate tool, that should do the job.

[@akready1390]

Before you detatch an empliment...turn tractor off...then move the controls in all directions... That will release the pressure in the lines on the tractor and what ever tool you were using.. Then you can disconnect the lines...😊😊😊

[@DanaFoster-vl5os]

Great job

[@joeford7350]

Evan, the pressure will release at the controller valve. Get your dealer to stop by and show you!

[@CountryViewAcres]

I release the pressure on the tractor. before unhooking and before hooking up the implement. But the implement seems to build pressure sitting out in the sun.

[@joeford7350]

@@CountryViewAcres I farmed all my life, and never had that problem. I just don’t understand something. Good luck with it Evan!

[@garywaxler7866]

Hit the ball end of the connector on a flat piece of something to release the pressure. On tractor connectors wiggle the handle. If you get any of that pipe from me, I can show you any tricks I know in person.

[@stanjackson7266]

Evan I have found that on my TYM I have to release pressure on my front end loader just move your stick up and Down and left and right and your hoses will go on smoothly

[@peterlee6574]

When you have trouble with connecting hydraulic lines, release the pressure by moving your hydraulic control levers with the tractor turned off. It takes the pressure off the fittings.

[@bigchew3149]

The easiest way to release your pressure off the lines is just wiggle your control valves back & forth a fuw times ! It helps ! Some times their is a stubborn one that dont want to fall n line ..lol.

[@patrickwentworth1521]

With the key on but the tractor off, work your third function control back and forth. It will take the pressure off. Do this BEFORE disconnecting the attachment. In lieu of that, there is also a quick clamp you can use to connect the hoses while under pressure. Mike at Ask Tractor Mike (KZbin) sells them on his website.

[@RICHDCOLEMAN]

make sure the dimple on the connector is lined up

[@Doogie_Causey]

Thanks Evan and Rebekah

[@bendugas8632]

If you have a detent sticking out you just have to push it in to release the pressure off the lines.