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[@OutoftheWoods0623]

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[@somelaser5906]

Those blossoms on the trees are beautiful, not to mention those drone shots are amazing. I love to see the creative use of all the cameras at your disposal

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thank you so much 😀

[@stosh562]

ya. all those blooming trees are just fantastic. i wanted something like that for my front yard.

[@doneldridge202]

Hey Nathan...great video! I especially like the arial view of all those bradford pear trees. That has got to be great to see sittin' out on the front porch in your "spare time".

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks 👍

[@rkins100]

Those white blossoms on the trees are beautiful. Anything that beautiful must be a pain to clean up after.

[@wlan246]

You might use a ratchet strap to hold the back end against the trailer, and snug up the winch line a bit. As it is, one pothole could send it ... over tea kettle, and then you'd be dragging it alongside the trailer.

[@alanatolstad4824]

What a day. Thanx for more road trips & wonderful drone footage. (Oh, and beautiful cedar!)

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@spencerthomason6558]

I hook the winch to a D ring I welded to the trailer frame. Then straps to secure the rear.

[@paulthiel2704]

Nathan, to prevent dust from getting into your camera's get the containers that scuba divers use for their camera's. What keeps the water out keeps dust out. Paul

[@ChuckinOhio]

Nathan good video! FYI..don’t forget to grease the wheel bearings on your trailer.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Ok thanks!

[@jimcorbett3764]

I love the look of trees blossoming in the spring! That Cedar isn't too bad, either.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

agreed

[@markb9061]

always love the look of cedar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@richardthornhill4630]

Nathan, you do excellent photography and editing. Great drone shots.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thank you so much 👍

[@jimlane6335]

As one who has moved heavy equipment I see no problem with using the wench on the four wheeler to secure the front of it but I think I'd throw a rachet strap on the back somehow, maybe under the seat and pull both ends to the rear of the tailer. Or go through that 'D' ring at the rear of the seat to the back of the trailer. Have the wench and the strap pulling against each other.

[@balboa91007]

One of the things I like about Nathan is the casual availability he maintains of all kinds of equipment, implements, and tools. I am kind of surprised that Dewalt or one of the tool brands does not offer him a long term sponsorship. As well as Wood Mizer. The man has 3 tractors from TYM. Add rhem to the list of potential sponsors. His videos are seen all over this country. Dewalt, Wood Mizer, and TYM want to sell all over this country. Who else make such a convincing argument for sponsorship for these brands on KZbin? Product Managers need to step up. He is down to earth, hard working, and skilled.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

I appreciate that

[@bay9876]

Lots of sun and fresh air helps you get over the ills. Spring is exploding all around and is beckoning everybody to get outside.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Yea

[@The_Modeling_Underdog]

That was some nice eastern red cedar, Nathan. To my untrained eye the grain looked even nicer than the last one you had sawn. Lots of little details. Helping the family out with things that need to be done is always good. That last log loaded on the trailer seemed to have quite the cracks going on that end. All the best to you and the family, mate. Cheers.

[@jillatherton4660]

Get well soon, Ol' Bean. 👍

[@bpaul1110]

Nathan, New to your channel a couple months ago. Love the videos. Keep it up. As to your anchoring the 4 wheeler in the trailer with just that winch cable-BAD. If you were to stop quick or God forbid hit something, that 4 wheeler would probably be flying over your head. you should have a minimum of 2 ratchet straps on that thing pulling in opposite directions. The straps should be rated for more than the weight of the load. That's Federal law.

[@billyladner3062]

99 percent of the cedar trees in south Mississippi are in yards and 99 percent has nails and screws in them. No sawyer will cut them unless you buy the blades I can't blame them. The Bradford pears look good but by the time they get that size here a hurricane destroys them. Keep up the good work

[@rickmorton7819]

Add to list things to do is soak the wood planks on your trailer with linseed oil. It will extend the life of your trailer deck. I hope you start feeling better soon.

[@gstyle2654]

I do the EXACT same way with the winch. Except I just hook it to the rail instead of hooking it to itself.

[@dalechamberlain7774]

You may want to consider crossing the safety chains. If the hitch fails, it'll rest on the chains. In fact, someone told me it was state law. Of course I would have to see that in writing before I made that claim.

[@greniertrevor1386]

Look into a scuba diving housing for your cannon camera there air tight keep dust out and have access to all buttons still

[@stevepoore2322]

Nathan, I started watching your videos when you had a LT35 and was so impressed, But the LT 70 is a beast.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

It is. Tons of fun

[@randydobson1863]

hello nathan its is randy and i like your video is cool thanks friends randy

[@nelsonwelch1747]

Some really nice looking cedar logs to be worked up..

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

You got that right!

[@scottfenton7607]

You might be able to use plexiglass to make a box to protect your cameras!

[@JamesJones-gk5jd]

I bet that cedar smells so good

[@johnforman4308]

I use the winch to hold my quad works like a charm.

[@stevebulach5198]

Hey Nathan, have you ever tried starting the 4 wheeler in Neutral? I think that maybe what's loading the starter & not letting it warm up without a load on the engine. Keep up the good work, love the Vids (I've been watching for quite a few years now) Cheers from Australia 😃👍

[@12ar34sw]

OMG! I just saw the trees in front of your house. They are beautiful. What are they?

[@krisbouchard6146]

Great footage - I enjoyed it !!! Thanks

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@briannelson4122]

Just got my new shirt!

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Awesome thank you so much

[@terry.jamesrobert]

I have way too much time on my hands. so I researched the average price of land in your state. The current Price Per Acre is $3990/acre $4,000 to make the math easier. 35 acres x $4000/acre = $140,000

[@tonycandido864]

Good day Sir. I’m enjoying your videos, you do a great job on them. I especially like the guitar music at the end of them! Is it someone you know picking the guitar, or just music you pick out? I find it very calming,Thank you..

[@johndewey6829]

what kind of trees are in your driveway with the white blossoms?

[@tommc49]

Dogwoods are looking pretty. Do you have redbuds around there?

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Some yes

[@Z-Bart]

In that last fly-over, with the turkeys....is that the property you mentioned you would like to purchase?

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

that's the one yes

[@garykirchner8468]

What kinda tree is the trees with all the white blooms? Just curious.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Pear trees, pretty but split easily in high winds,

[@garykirchner8468]

@@OutoftheWoods0623 Thanks Nathan!

[@RobertCarneyLabs]

Waterproof s also dustproof...

[@joebufford2972]

I was just wondering is there any way to turn those big logs at the bottom of the burn pile so you can burn them up too?

[@MrCoxmic]

no straps on the 4x4???!

[@billupstateny9151]

So far, no criticisms 🗽🇺🇸🚜

[@williamrlight2862]

Where do you live, I’m from Kingsport, Tn.

[@bobvrnr]

COLONIAL HEIGHTS?!! 😳 I was raised in that neck of the woods until mid-70s. Guess that makes me kind of an old fart.😁

[@leonardshultz4344]

Just my opinion but that wood is to pretty to be used for planting boxes!

[@raywilson800]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks!!

[@michaelbrausch8874]

Nathan did we ever meet your lovely bride?

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

no and probably will not, she chooses not to be in videos,

[@bevb736]

Completely understand & respect her privacy. However, she is a talented lady. Does she have any new quilts or handwork with which you can brag on her? It would be a joy to see her newest creations!

[@gpetheri]

And this is why I'm concerned about your lungs.... I've never seen you wear any type of mask.Hopefully you'll be fine. Cheers from Down Under.

[@57Dalv]

Hey Nathan - Truckers (I'm not but do trailer often) will tell you that you tie down for the stop. In other words, plan on hitting something that stops you quick and what will happen to the load - 4 wheeler will end up in the bed of you truck, or worse. Just what I have learned. Winch tie down not ideal but will work for keeping the machine from moving back.

[@brucebello2049]

Hi Nathan, great video, I have a plan to get that land, sell the 4 wheeler! Then without doubt he will offer it to you!

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Deal!😂😂😂😂

[@texasjetman]

Sorry you caught the flu or cold bug what a pain to try and keep producing videos and content feeling crappy. You had a long day. Best wishes a fast full recovery. Summer is coming on fast.

[@texasjetman]

Give this recipe a try. 1 gallon waste engine oil 1qt Diesel Fuel. Mix and apply to that wood trailer deck this hot summer sunny day. Best affordable wood preservative I’ve ever found in all my years and easy to slap on with a throw away big Harbor freight stiff bristle brush.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

I’m ready for it. Been a long wet winter

[@jefferywright4204]

@@texasjetman - Use a dedicated roller and brush to apply the home brewed preservative. When you finish, place them together in several layers of plastic bags with packing tape tightly wrapped around the handles to seal the oil in and keep them usable for the future.

[@stevestormssr5492]

Using the winch is ok, BUT, D.O.T. will require anything traveling in a trailer or a flat bed to be strapped down to the trailer. One should do it across the seat!

[@robk1310]

12 year old battery, yup, your driving on borrowed time. I had to replace my zero turn factory battery after 5 years.

[@James.......]

Howdy

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Hey bud

[@grisslebear]

Biggest problem with the winch is shock load. The hook, cable, & gearbox are designed for slow steady loads, not shock loads. Load straps are a better option. Even the cheap Harbor Freight ones. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

[@johnclark5153]

Don't thing that winch line is a DOT approved transport tie-down by itself. Just use 2 inch ratchet straps. Winch line is better than nothing. Love the videos. Thank you.

[@TheTreedodger]

I can smell that from Blountville.

[@terryeason4319]

Now I have got to get some shrimp tomorrow. I love my fried shrimp. Can you put the camera in a zip lock baggy.

[@unclefrogy743]

if you like the way you can work the daylight there is no need to worry about what the clock says, except to meet appointments. You are self-employed and can start and stop work to suit yourself. I am self-employed as well and set my time myself and do like the longer daylight time not to mention the warmer temp.

[@Azframer]

It is hard to believe you have so few miles on a 4-wheeler that old. I've had mine for a little less than a year and have more than 1,700 miles on mine. Of course I use mine to round up cattle on an open range and bring horses.

[@williamhale6808]

A strap across the rack would not hurt. Would keep from flipping off side ways.

[@stevemartinez6757]

My first thought when you were loading the four wheeler was "he should use the winch to secure it". That's what I would have done.

[@brucebello2049]

We have to wait till the 26th for the time change. Bet Mike Morgan will be pleased too!

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Ouch

[@justjane2070]

Haha! My first thought: what’s he doing in Turkey ?

[@danielburgess7785]

Hate to say this but that was one ugly dog. Hopefully he was friendly.

[@stuartatkin9961]

Hello Nathan, winch hook is not really the best for tie down. You should be using straps to fix the load to the trailer to prevent movement and to keep the 4 wheeler secured to the trailer in case of accident.

[@somelaser5906]

I was gonna write something along the lines of this, I'm glad someone bet me to it

[@colt_walker]

Yeah, straps aren't there to protect your load, they are there to prevent your load from becoming a missile and killing 87 handicap nuns

[@armoredsaint6639]

Oh, I would also add you should cross your safety chains so that in case the trailer were to come on hooked, they would form a cradle and keep the tongue from digging into the ground. Just a thought and yes, I am an expert!….lol

[@terencetaylor4600]

Bruno is doing great with the drone footage Nate.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

That’s me It fly’s on auto pilot

[@gnewman18]

Wait! Did you not crisscross the trailer chains? 😊

[@markperry2197]

You should cross the trailer safety chains on the hitch. They create a cradle if the ball should pop loose.

[@Goldchucker1]

That is exactly what they do. My trailer hitch bounced off once and the crossed chains kept the hitch from hitting the pavement. It's a good practice.

[@doncraig6864]

Of course you're wrong - this is the internet

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Good job Nathan, glad you were able to get everything done today that you started out to do. Always a good feeling to have at the end of the day. Looks great around there, thanks for sharing with us. Fred.

[@mstrdiver]

Check the water level in the battery. It won't charge if it is too low.

[@MikeyDonna]

You should cross your safety chains . Then if the trailer comes off the ball the trailer hitch will fall on to the crossed chains and lessen the damage to the trailers hitch.

[@theclarks6280]

you should really strap the 4 wheeler to the trailer. If you hit a good enough bump it could bounce around more than you want. Better safe than sorry

[@wdwtx2.0]

Looks like spring has sprung.

[@russvtguy]

Warms my heart to see family taking care of family. Good job.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Yes, thank you

[@oldtireman4665]

Why don’t you just make your neighbor an offer on the timber and let him keep the land, and the property taxes that go with it?

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

I want the land more than the timber 👍

[@garyknable1155]

Beautiful day :) Hope you're feeling better

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Yes, thank you

[@alansandom1681]

Wow that's going to be one hell of a fire

[@demmertp]

Wow, Nathan, your fruit trees are all in bloom already! You guys in Tennessee are way ahead of us in central Pennsylvania. We really don't have any buds swelling yet.

[@jsjohnnyboy]

I noticed his grass is starting to grow. We have 6” of snow in western Pennsylvania.

[@botfoblhrp]

is that a insta360 cam you use on outside of truck?

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Yes

[@phillully4472]

Nathan, You save that battery and ya won't have to spend any money!! Ya renew the Battery charge.. Empty acid into rubber or plastic oil drain pan.. set aside. Make new electrolyte Simmer 3 cups of TAP WATER, and add 1 cup of EPSOM SALT..dissolve good.. put into 4 cup measuring cup pour into each cell of the battery and put battery on slow 2A charge over night and check charge of battery..if it's 12v or more reinstall it back 4 wheel vehicle and run it a while if not 12V then up the charge to 10A and charge 2 more hours! This can save ya $100. or more BUCKS. Now to neutralize old acid!! Just using baking Soda pour into acid till it stops fizzing. In Chemistry Dilution is the solution!! Get a Big plastic Bucket pour in and add more water add continue adding baking Soda. till it fizzing stops. HOPE THIS HELPS. Where to pour it dump it on your burn pile!

[@helenaddington1672]

The cedar wood is beautiful. Hope your dad grows some good things to eat in those garden beds. Also, my family loves Fisherman's Dock too. Will look forward to see how that last log you loaded turns out.

[@chuckmetten3183]

Regarding your camera and dust situation, you may want to look into a clear case as they use underwater cameras for scuba diving, etc. As long as the clear case isn't scratched you should get good video.

[@frankwheat1516]

if you over grease wheel bearings it will blow out the back rubber seal and let dust and water into bearing race, it looked like you pumped it for too long, when you have put grease in the wheel bearings it should last for years without doing it again, over filling will damage the seal

[@mikefromwv1010]

Glad your feeling better. Very nice video, thanks again for all the video's you put out

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks 👍

[@mitchtucker5768]

I have a 98 Honda 300 Fourtrax that I bought brand new. Mint condition and cranks every time I get on it👍 Can’t beat Honda dependability! I haul my Honda the same way pretty much but I put an eye bolt in the trailer tongue and I hook my winch to it. Then I operate the winch to pull the four wheeler snug against the front rail of the trailer bed, lock the brakes and leave it in gear. I noticed yours rocked back while in transit and those rail edges can cut and crimp your winch cable. Great video and I’m lovin that cedar!!👍

[@skyhawksailor8736]

Whenever I transport a vehicle, light or heavy, my biggest fear is someone pulling out in front of me or hitting me head on, causing the load to break free and come flying into the cab from behind me. I also watched a video years ago of a man with a riding mower on his trailer with four one inch ratchet straps holding it down. He fell asleep or had a medical incident and the person videoing was driving in the right lane honking his horn at the man was in the left lane. The man towing the trailer drifted left and into the median and hit the turnaround between the two sets of roadways. He had been driving in the middle of the median in the low area and as he drove up and over the turnaround, when the trailer tires hit the pavement, the trailer became airborne and all four of the ratchet straps broke. When I have a car on my trailer, I have a strap on each wheel to the trailer, normally I have four chains/binders in an X under the vehicle from the axles to the trailer, but on low cars I do two from the front of the trailer X to the font frame, and again on the back of the trailer X to the back frame. Last but least I have two heavy chain/binders from the back of the trailer straight to the rear axles, these two is just to make sure the vehicle does not come through the cab of the truck. I know it might be overkill, but when I transported our daughter's Explorer to from Nevada to Augusta Georgia and when I took our son's Suburban from Nevada to Whidbey Island, a lot of truck drivers complemented me on my tie down. If you ever go to Shiloh be sure to eat at Hagy's Catfish Hotel on the Tennessee River just below the Pickwick dam. All you can eat catfish and watch the tow boats pushing their tows up and down the river while you eat. Just be aware, they are closed on Mondays.

[@AtomicSneeze1]

it may be different out in your neck of the woods, but out here on the west coast your required to secure all 4 corners when transporting any vehicle (motorized). And add extra straps/chains when over 10k (but I think that gets into commercial transportation at that point). I learned this getting a ticket for using only one strap on my riding lawnmower to the shop.

[@pamelawoodall5891]

Yeah, but you live on the “left” coast !

[@Klajnepojken]

@@pamelawoodall5891 Strapping down cargo is a leftist concept? Lmao

[@acardena13]

Great video! for the camera getting dusty, what works for me is using one of those cheap neck gators and a rubber band. Wrap the gator around the camera so it covers the body and most of the lens and wrap the rubber band at the base of the lens (closest to the camera body). I use this to keep most of the dust out when I go take photos/videos of 4x4 races in the desert.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Great tip!

[@KithinaSoulstriker]

Put your cameras in a good plastic case cover to keep that dust out of them. Get one that just attaches to the tripod and has a connector to attach a power cord to keep the camera running. If you can get a camera that can be controlled by Bluetooth through your phone, that might be even better! Worst case scenario, use a piece of plexiglass to construct a box to attach on top of the tripod and just put the camera inside...

[@welderman1221]

You should always criss cross yer safety chains on yer trailer, it will cradle the tongue, should it ever drop off the ball.

[@PabloP169]

You should always cross the trailer hitch safety chains, first one you didn't, second time you did.

[@jefferywright4204]

Nathan - The rear of your quad hops up and down noticeably when you run the electric starter motor to start your gasoline engine. You will see this if you focus on the back of the seat in your video. When you engage the starter the rear of the machine pulls down and when you release the starter (and your gasoline engine is not yet running), the rear of the machine pops back up. This symptom could be from the driveline not fully disengaging from the engine. The small electric starter motor is effectively propelling the whole machine. This extra load on the starter motor will cause it to prematurely fail and will make the engine harder to start - especially with the battery weakening from age. Please do not take offense from me mentioning this. I am trying to be helpful, not critical. If you can identify the cause and fix this issue now, it will save you a lot of money in the long run. Hope this helps.

[@somelaser5906]

Good explanation 👍

[@RobertCarneyLabs]

Why not buy a waterproof container to house your camera in and just wipe it off daily or as needed...

[@johnelliott6738]

Love the blossomed Dogwoods. Sure sign of spring!

[@darincarter7098]

I always use the winch on front and a ratchet strap on the back never had an issue.

[@tinkwilkinson9446]

An underwater housing may keep cameras clean.

[@johnnysechrist6313]

You should run your cameras inside an underwater box to prevent intrusion.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

ill look into it

[@keithprinn720]

so many other better gear to use no wonder the four wheeler gets passed over