Our Underground Off Grid Water System is Ready for Water!

[@timelmore2]

Thank you for reminding everyone that simple things matter and that easy is not better and that things worth having are worth working for. We need more people teaching these things.

[@HeartinessApproach]

Could not have said it better.!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@McAVITYourWay.]

Well said Tim, I really admire how hard they both work to get a job done. :)

[@justingarn1845]

...and for showing how fun, rewarding, and UNIFYING good, hard work can be. My family loves you guys!

[@bothellkenmore]

pet The water is trucked up their hill in a tanker. Also, how do you think that water gets into municipal water towers, magic?

[@mikeineson9796]

bUT AFTER THEY PUMP WHAT HAPPENS?????????

[@andrewzanas9387]

In a perfect world each system should be attacked methodically and sequentially to completion. Coordination can be a big part of it. Hard to do when we start ea project off knowing nothing. End result, many of these "suggestions" come too late. In some cases the kids may get ahead of themselves in one project before they can properly synchronize transitioning between other trades. Have to give these two credit for their stick-to-it-iveness. They are lucky they are both smart enough and forgiving enough to work thru each roadblock they encounter with incredible grace and character. Building is truly an art. One home owner/builder told me he felt like he didn't get a handle on designing and then building his ideal home until he'd completed his fifth house. I don't believe we can fully appreciate just how hard it is until we try doing it ourselves. I was a supplier of construction products and I still marvel at the ability and patience some builders show with their customers and spouses.

[@Hookahitter]

This is the main reason I watch you guys, your a true team and you will be a stronger couple for working together so closely like this. Its hard these days to find a true partner in life so many people never find that person, you two are very lucky to have the relationship you do, hell most couples cant deal with monthly bills let alone building their own home/homestead.

[@ismaeltenenbaum4103]

Yeah... Jesse is a really lucky guy

[@NealNilsen]

YEA!!!! Congrats... here is to a total home run and no leaks...

[@DamoLawrie]

Congrats. I've been a bit confused as to what stage you are at because I binge watched your 150+ videos and got muddled. Glad you've gotten this far and you've inspired me to tackle some of these projects when I get my property.

[@piratedogshomestead5196]

You are right. A LOT of people don't have what it takes to do what y'all are doing. I was away from KZbin and your channel (and other homesteading videos) for about 10 months and am SO glad to be back! You guys are inspirational for me to break away and do it myself. I am sure it is that way for a lot of us.

[@Kl134cp]

2 of the hardest workers on youtube.

[@geraldtrice4894]

Jesse and Alyssa, you two are the hardest working couple on KZbin. We enjoy your persistence and successes.

[@balancedben]

You guys are a reflection of this quote I think. "Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not: nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not: the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent." - Calvin Coolidge

[@ismaeltenenbaum4103]

Totally. Persistence and determination are the real challenge

[@Smurphenstein]

You guys have an awesome relationship. I love seeing how you both work together and support each other. Not a whole lot of couples could do what you are doing. Loving seeing the progress you are making.

[@mrsdewey21]

My husband and I love your videos and following along as you build your homestead! We even watched them all in chronological order! keep 'em coming!

[@kittybell644]

Overthinking it? You are building your legacy. I can imagine a couple of generations from now, your family appreciating your labor of love. You guys are killing it! Nothing but respect :)

[@grannylyn757]

you two are such a great example of hard work and dedication! it's a wonderful thing in your generation, and I hope you know how proud of you we are!

[@terripoe]

I love that your parents are supportive of your lifestyle!

[@johntuck5174]

That was very nice when you called your dad. I am a dad to two wonderful grown daughters and it makes my day when they call. You guys sound like us, we always say good by with "I love you." Nice to hear you two confirm your love for each other also.

[@maehay4065]

I love watching you two work together! I know it's hard work for you but you manage to make it work for you 👍☝️👏🏡

[@tknoerle1451]

I loved the cow elk ending.... thanks for showing the homestead struggles and the accomplishments.

[@BirdYoumans]

You two are indeed special!

[@JohnSmith-ug5ci]

Just a suggestion. Be sure to put some kind of screen or filter on the end of the overflow valve you mentioned as that should be your pressure release valve in both directions. As water goes in it will allow air to escape and as water is removed it will allow air to enter or you will have a vacuum.

[@canesrock82]

This is going to be the longest water install series on YT! :) I just left Priest River on Saturday. It was very hot. Early mornings are great. Take advantage of the cool morning temps. If you are unaware, Laclede puts on one hell of a 4th of July celebration. 3 years running on seeing that from elevation.

[@Philm88]

keep that lady happy because you will never find one as great and adventurous as her.

[@dane6k6]

You guys are AWESOME! Thanks for bringing us on your journey.

[@christyjohnson9163]

Well done, you ARE unique, blessings for showing us city folk real gumption and that frontier spirit!

[@utubetimothy]

Awesome job Mario and Luigi. You will look back one day and say, "WOW!!!"

[@AprilLee021967]

Working together!!! That's what it's all about!

[@songsungblue779]

Jessi, your such a blesse man not only are you married to a gal with brains and enough willingness to try new things but she's not that hard to look at either. I wouldn't be half surprised if 50 years rom now you both will be found sitting on your porch together holding hands and as you look out across your property you might have wished you done a thing or to differently but neither will have any regrets because the way you got things done was together and that's what made it all uniquely special. Thanks so much for sharing your life with us :)

[@davidmcbenge9370]

So much for an easy day. Oh well when you are busy the time flies. At the same time when you are having fun the time also zips by.

[@donsdiys1140]

Me and my wife have loved watching your videos of your life. keep them coming.

[@morrow.m]

So happy for y'all!! So much work has gone in to getting here! Congratulations y'all!

[@tonydelatorre5147]

I admire your enthusiasm, persistence and the way you approached life head on!

[@AdmiralPreparedness]

Red Letter Day people!!! Congratulations on your HARD WORK. It is paying off!!!

[@grrarg9319]

Aww Alyssa's face at 11:10, its like "aahhhh Jesse instructions" :) Things are really taking shape now guys, all that hard work starting to pay off.

[@ye11oman]

you two are awesome I'm so glad that even after such a hard process you can love each other as well as still like each other go you!

[@ksingleton101]

Congratulations on such a great day of accomplishments! You guys deserved it!

[@RevDeaconMichael]

Congrats on finishing up the hardest part!

[@GavinFish]

Great work you two! I've been watching you for over a year now and you're inspiring to me.

[@franksadventures4you]

You guys are just awesome, I enjoy watching you guys with my morning tea before work. You guys are living a dream that most of us can never come close to even trying to accomplish. That is so great you guys ROCK! keep it up and keep it real

[@marcclapton]

Well done guys!! So glad to see you have almost finished it...onward and upward.

[@Comicsluvr]

Not unique (because I'm sure there are other great couples out there) but you ARE special. Very happy to see your progress and years from now, when your water system is working flawlessly year after year, you'll look back on all of this work and say 'Yeah...so worth it!'

[@BeagleFanatic1]

Congrats on getting the water system ready to be tested. You both put in a lot of hard work and I have enjoyed watching your progress on your dream.

[@grieske]

If you have a lot of deburring to do, as shown in this video, try a swivel head deburring tool. It works wonderful on inside edges of plastic pipe and such.

[@david1976aful]

What a fantastic achievement, really happy for you both.

[@kennethkustren9381]

just knowing the plumbing work was undertaken in a "crack-free zone" is immensely calming. You both deserve more than you dream for. Your enthusiasm and co-operative efforts might just make ya'll viral. I know I am sick with the green envy virus from subscribing.....TYVM !

[@ForwardGuidance]

Great! I lifted a 2 car garage with four 6 ton jacks to replace the foundation and that project didn't go anything like I thought it would. Success in the end, but hard getting there. Nice when big projects that went nothing like you thought are behind you, but never mind the hardships one still feels pretty good with a tiny bit a guilt in the end.

[@meganite4]

Soak up those cool days all you can. I am down in Arizona and it has consistently been over 100 degrees for a while now. We even broke a record for all time high! Love your videos! Been binge watching them from the beginning for the last few days. Thanks for sharing your journey, it has been inspiring me to try and convince my husband to find some land!

[@codymon100]

You both are awesome!I never seen a lady work so hard doing tuff dirty work and never complain.And looks good doing it she is a keeper..

[@brettseymour9631]

I see what you did there with the 8 bit music on this episode and a Mario reference thrown in as well. Keep up the good work!

[@christinefiorentino943]

Bravo zulu!! Hope the pizza was good... it was certainly well-deserved!

[@theoddestvids5717]

I love watching you guys living the dream. I'm also happy I started watching a while ago before you started on the main construction of the house. I know you have important things to do before the main construction, but I can't wait for you to start. SO START ALREADY! Keep up the good work.

[@AsTheWheelsTurn]

that is HUGE progress! looking forward to seeing that water flow because the part I am most excited to watch is the timber framing of your house thats gonna be neat.

[@ShortwickCreations]

Just watched the previous two video and BOOM, new upload!

[@davidcarnahan1213]

Nice progress on the water project. Excited to see some water flowing.

[@Micge]

Can't wait to see water flowing. Also, love the chiptunes!

[@bobhale8325]

Congratulations! It will be nice to see the video of water being pumped in.

[@ThatDashingDasher]

I have been following you since the start of this project. Very impressive. I admire your tenacity on this project. You have done an excellent job on this project. I look forward to seeing the water system testing and the final results of this project.

[@maplequeen822]

Can't wait till tomorrow to see the results. Wishing you all the best of luck!

[@johngordon9889]

Great work! And super to finish on a high note. You two are an inspiration to couples working together. Good luck on the next steps and stay safe/healthy.

[@albertasigh9617]

You guys rock! I absolutely LOVE watching your videos and living vicariously thru your experiences. You are doing what I have yearned to do for so long! God bless you!

[@zetacon4]

I don't think I'm imagining this, but your videos are getting better and better. At the end of this video, I definitely experienced real emotions about your progress and your endurance in the face of hard work and things not always going as planned. I admire your spirit and sticking to it. I don't understand your piping schematic yet. But, I suppose you will show us a completed diagram of your piping installation when done. That would be very cool. I wish I were there helping you do the hard work. I love the feeling I get when it's done and we can stand back and admire our hard work well done. I am rooting for you guys!!!

[@mmd1957]

Congratulations on hooking the lines up, water will be flowing soon! Regards, Mike in the UK

[@williamkraft5574]

I'm so happy for you that you were able to get so much accomplished. I really liked the end where you know when to quit for the day and enjoy the rest of the evening. One more thing is sharing that no matter what the day brings you. You still love each other at the end of the day. Excellent for your marriage.

[@larryjacobs5713]

I am amazed at your knowledge in so many areas only to be outdone by your work ethic!

[@dysfunctional_vet]

after i returned from iraq, i was extremely sick and on chelation meds for the wmd that are not there but killed so many. i built a cabin over the course of a year, nothing like what you have, all by hand, and the work just killed me, but i made it happen. I remember when i turned on the power, turned on the water, and cooked my first meal inside on a stove. ya, it is a crowning achievement to say the least

[@dysfunctional_vet]

AFIB is a big deal. it has been too long ago that i had a decent course on cardiac drugs (heavy medical back ground in the day), but stay as active as you can. it took my 7 years of a hand full of different drugs for me to get to where i could do anything at all. i'm still on new drugs only 4 now, but i'm able to function to a degree that building my small cabin would not have been the physical strain that it was. although i can not prove a word of this, i believe that the soldiers who were reaching out to me were not lying, i was told most of the 1500 there at FOB Chosin were dead, died of cancers, tumors and all kinds of ills. I developed pulmonary edema due to my inability to metabolize oxygen with a PO2 of 97%. my exposure to the off gassing of the chemicals stored in underground oil tanks was 125 hours basically

[@ricknarveson4675]

Three cheers for you! I envy you both for having each other. You're a pair to be reckoned with in any league. Now let's see that water flow! Can't wait. Want to see it RIGHT NOW.

[@gwenfloyd8942]

I like the music choice!😁 "It'sa Mario!"

[@lightshow10]

Way to go guys! Way to go! I'm so excited for your progress! Almost done!!!

[@altonwren7890]

I'm glad to see one of your videos they're not plagued with problems hopefully I did not just jinx you guys good video guys love you

[@DavidDouglasDiamonds]

Wow!! What an amazing day! I'm so excited. You got so much done today. Can't wait to see the water flow.

[@RelentlessHomesteading]

Great Job - - Takes alot of "stick-to-itiveness" to tackle large projects like that. Few in our society today have learned that, ...your videos help show what it is really means. Agree with the "Quit While Your Ahead" - Trying to end the project with 'testing' usually opens up one or more Pandora's box, so you either keep working and working, or go to bed with your head about to spin off!! I've finally learned more to control project flow based on not only physical energy but "emotional" energy - these projects can suck the life out of us like a vampire if we allow them to.

[@martijnfransen9933]

cool guys love how you go step by step and hold on to your plans not taken any short cuts well done!

[@just-dl]

okay, i, too, love you guys. all the best!

[@karenweber8893]

this was fun! amazing when things 'come together'.... just a bit of prep!!!

[@davidquirk2972]

Great video, thanks fur sharing your journey. Please be careful entering confined spaces, don't assume that the air in there is good. If you can, force ventilate it first and be aware of the early symptoms of CO poisoning. There may also be residual fumes from the tank manufacture. Stay safe.

[@marciabrumfield1400]

You guys have inspired me to put hydrants on my list of things to get done this summer on my acreage. I have a well with a pitcher pump I can attach a hose to, but since I am in woods with lots of litter that also needs cleaning up, fires could be a hazard and I will put in a garden area which could also need frost free faucets. Keep on inspiring me.

[@PopPopTerry]

Great job guys, I've been following along from the beginning and I think you all are doing good. It takes time to get the basics up and going. Keep the fun videos coming. And you're right,even after 40 years my wife and I don't always agree on everything but we compromise, then kiss and make up. God bless and keep you safe.

[@harleypub]

Such a good feeling to move forward and reach goals! Good job!

[@outdoorcountryboyforlife6511]

OVERKILL, Jessie, I have never regretted overkilling any job. A job well done is always worth doing. excellent water system. I'd hire you both to do the plumbing in my house.

[@retiredusmc9090]

This video series on your water system is the antithesis of The Never ending Project but it was definitely done right and done once for a life time of water reliability. Congrats on taking the time to do it right. I am the same way with always having to satisfy my need to over engineer things so I feel your pain haha.

[@insanyrivas]

I love the recent choices of music! Keep up the great work guys, very inspiring!

[@andyperrine9987]

Freakin awesome. Wish my days were challenging in the same fashion. Great job.

[@HabitualButtonPusher]

Ach, that music, could do without...thrilled you are getting so much accomplished Cheers!

[@dennisalanvids]

CONGRATULATIONS!!! Super excited for you guys. Getting water is one huge milestone in a homestead build. Water is the number 1 thing you need to survive. Great job and hope the pizza was great! Water is next on my list :) YOU GUYS ROCK!

[@1steelbeam]

hard work, planing=payoff thank you for documenting this

[@erick.4793]

Happy for your success to the finished cistern supplied water soutce👍🌝

[@AnthonySmith-dk8ys]

I love watching all your different projects, you both make a really good team, your wife is a super lady and you must look after her. Best of luck from the county of Somerset in the U/K

[@gailreese4699]

That has been a lot of work. Congrads you two.

[@elizabethmontgomery4024]

good on you two.... can feel your excitement all the way over here in New Zealand

[@KiwiShamoo]

Keep going guys, almost there!!

[@jerrybates5791]

Jesse you've done a masterful job engineering your layout. For those you comments about using teflon tape and not plumbers paste......well, tell them you could have used toothpaste and duck tape. Everyone know duck tape can fix anything. And....for that water hammer thing...shucks....never saw a water hammer a Lowe's or Home Depot so I don't think they exist.

[@ms.digitalpiggy9274]

It's so fascinating to watch the progress. you two are awesome.

[@dottielinville8095]

Love the shot of the Elk at the end. I miss them. Grew up in Eastern Oregon. You guys are doing a great job on your dream home. Keep it up and love the videos!

[@donaldwright4358]

I am super enjoying watching your adventure!

[@mountnman3609]

When applying Teflon tape, slide the roll over your middle finger, Use your forefinger to hold tension on the tape and the roll and "roll" the tape on to the threads in the direction of the fitting turning on (righty tighty), allowing the roll to spin on finger, just enough to feed the tape on the threads. Go around 2-3 times, keeping the tape taut. Then tear the tape roll away from the pipe.

[@PawPawMountain]

Nice Work Guys!!, All the hard work will pay off in the end! Just don't kill yourselves getting there....

[@chyraxion]

you guys are really fun to watch nice to c the progress

[@benscoles5085]

I want to see this after you fill the cistern, and WE ALL want to see the first water run out one of the spigots!!, pretty sure we will all be cheering with and for you.

[@steveseiler8782]

very hard working people well done cheers

[@leospitz1892]

Wish I would have thought to tell you a few days ago but great way to do frost free hydrants is to place two car tires below the hydrant then one over the waste valve and around the pipe. fill the tires with clean rock and cover with heavy plastic. in thirty years I have never had a hydrant freeze up or one fail to drain.

[@tylerbuchholz3234]

Congrats. Just picking up tools and trash can help you feel like a job is finishing up; and it's a great feeling too.

[@pu1ypj]

As always, best channel on KZbin!