THIS TRACTOR IS UNSTOPPABLE!!

[@bonehead5779]

Name it "Little Red"

[@KoalityofLife]

Got my vote.

[@Yummypikletits]

BoneHead yes

[@ericrider9718]

I think this one is awesome-especially since Mrs. W likes driving Lilla too!

[@electronpusher604]

"Big Red"

[@Stantonv]

"Old Yeller"

[@tallman11282]

I agree with your thought about calling the tractor the Defiant. You're a Star Trek fan and, as you said, the tractor is small and powerful like the USS Defiant in DS9.

[@ronaldziehlke9720]

It's amazing what you can accomplish when you have the right toys.

[@drakeclark3231]

Ronald Ziehlke q

[@johnthrift4921]

That's what she said

[@roldac]

John Thrift...lol...good one...you beat me to it

[@miketardif1400]

Wow - highly deserving of awards for the quality and innovation of your introductory cinematography and audio! A noticeable and admirable progression.

[@jhughes2286]

The reason why so many people like you is because of this! You are such a genuine guy, my father and I enjoy watching your latest tinkering every evening. Gob bless you and your family.

[@roldac]

USS HeartRacer NCC-2016

[@davidstarkey295]

Wranglerstar, you should name the tractor, "Proper Tractor." This way, you can have a decal that reads, "This is a Proper Tractor." It would make a nice addition to the "Proper Tools" set.

[@CrowdSurfingGeezer]

I vote for your Proper Tractor . . . . "PT"

[@blessedlife8821]

this has got my vote as well. Proper Tractor

[@chefdan87]

I guess Cody has never seen an east coast oak with 8+ft diameter.

[@garrickbrewer8907]

Honestly I don't like comments like this. Cause yea, have I seen oak trees with limbs that are more than some of those entire trees? Yes. But is that relevant to him in the mountains of the PNW? no. His equipment is tuned for what he was, and in the enviornment he has its more than adquate. to compare it to another region is simply silly.

[@chefdan87]

He was the one that tried to point out that east coast guys dont know what large trees are or how to deal with them. Did you watch the video? He made a joke I made a joke. If you cant handle that than i suppose you need to go back to watching sesame street, might be more of your speed.

[@Recovering_Californian]

Made you reply, didn't it? ...comments, negative, positive, or indifferent all support the channel and thus the author's revenue. Well played Wrangerstar ...

[@BobMarley-hg1tm]

Grandfather owns a 4-7 acre lumber yard and their are some pretty big trees and some small ones but he used a 32in bar like that for all trees and has no problems. Cody is just saying that he needs that and that's what his load out is designed for. I hate it when people try to prove someone wrong, it's just a matter of opinion. But there are smaller and bigger trees on each coast. it's just what you need and want.

[@dianasworldoffixingthings4090]

Beautiful video quality!

[@lukejibb2343]

I Found your channel about 6months ago wile looking for a video on handerling a hamer and found it so usefull and had such respect for the craftmanship and respect you have for your tools.

[@slofr8dan]

I've had a grapple on my tractor for 5 years and is the best money I've spent towards property maintenance. firewood logging and processing is so easy now. I've managed to reclaim about 3 or 4 acres of field that had been over taken by brush. It has more than paid for itself . Great purchase Cody.

[@keithbrookshire]

Your drone shots are among the best on KZbin. In addition to Modern Homesteader you can add Film Maker to your resume.

[@kanehoward7050]

Seriously though! I'm envious of this guy's film making abilities! I love his videos.

[@vagabondoutdoors8223]

Been a subscriber for several years now, i think ,and every video i watch it seams the quality improves from the last. Keep up the good work Cody, the drone shots are awesome!

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Carl.

[@drmaudio]

You are really using that drone to good effect.

[@jeffreyvanderhorst223]

can you please do a tractor video showing off it's futures and attachments

[@W6oody]

Agreed. 👍

[@andrewchristopher7138]

Jeffrey VanderHorst i think he's waiting for all the attachments to show up

[@MIgardener]

Loved it Cody. The shots in the beginning were just astounding. Your work is amazing and always getting better! Not to mention I dig the Coldplay.

[@CANADIANHOMESTEADARBORIST]

Hi Cody, I have been watching your videos for quite a while now, a year or two. I am an arborist in Ontario. I enjoy watching most of your content, especially the tree related stuff. I also quite enjoy the builds and fabrication stuff. My favourite aspect of what you do is that you attempt everything and explain your knowledge. You never claim to be a pro, but I've come to learn that you are usually correct and on track. Your family is adorable. I have 2 little girls myself. Thank you for REAL stuff. I appreciate your thoughts. James

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you James,

[@JessterKing]

Tractor Mctractorson

[@BrianJNoah]

Tractor McTractorface

[@Cailean750]

Brian Noah haha lol. Probably only people from New Zealand will get that.

[@Coxy002605]

As well as the entire population of the U.K

[@seanealey3636]

As soon as he said what to name it I thought of this as well!

[@njstevens]

and anyone who watches The Daily Show in the U.S....or just reads the international, or science, section of the newspaper.

[@IdahoDualSport]

Ok, the drone shot above the clouds was sweet! Very nice work on the editing sir! Your videos are very inspiring and have helped me step it up a notch in my own shooting & editing.

[@Northern_Farmer]

LowlySteward I agree

[@joeskis]

The editing could be tighter. (no need to watch him walk to the camera after the scene is done) But the drone shots are great and overall production is good.

[@watchthe1369]

It says done without having to say it, I like it.

[@ZackOfAllTrades]

Wranglerstar your opening sequence captures something that many of us aviators live for, breaking through the clouds leaving the gloomy below and bursting into the splendor of instant sunshine. I'm truly impressed with the manner in which you've put your drone to work, it's far and away better than I anticipated when you first got it. You craft is an inspiration to us little guys. ~Zack

[@mooseberrycreations1408]

The backhoe attachment not only helps with traction but is a great counter balance to the loader. Very nice setup!

[@stephanbeck4608]

I know the feeling you must have... that feeling of finally having the right tool for a job you have been doing the hard way for far to long. Ill bet your coming up with more jobs just so you can use the tractor more. On a side note I commend you on the improvement of your videos. You have always put out great content but recent your videos have been beautifully shot. Keep up the good work!

[@urmommawasfun]

Hate to be that guy, but any chance we will get a review of that dyna log splitter you had 2-3 months back?

[@wranglerstar]

Too much snow right now.

[@southernstyle067]

Wranglerstar I know you have been asked this question before. What drone are you using. Great videos.

[@urmommawasfun]

Wranglerstar that's fine, just checking to see if it might come in the future. Keep up the great vids!

[@wranglerstar]

Phantom 4

[@southernstyle067]

Wranglerstar Thanks

[@crazor01]

Pleaaaaaase start listing the cover artists of the songs you use. I'd love to learn some of them. The Clocks fingerstyle cover is really good!

[@W6oody]

Cody, could you do a detailed video (or series) on the tractor? I have an old DB 990 and when I started out I really struggled to find decent videos on youtube on tractors. I think people would love to hear you describe the features, controls, 3 point linkage, PTO etc.. why you choose the model you did? a basic tutorial etc. loads of scope. Greetings from Wales from my wife Lara (crazy Squirrel lady, ask Mrs W) and I. We love watching your videos together. Nadolig Llawen 🎄

[@jimsfarm]

Love your videos, beautiful place. I noticed u have your hydraulic lines on your grapple running in one of the holes of the grapple itself, might want to rethink that, if one branch breaks a line it would be an unpleasant day. Usually all lines are out of harms way. God Bless u and your family, keep up the good work.

[@Digger927]

Jeeze, some of these comments.... Nice vid Cody, loved the drone footage. Very glad that tractor is working out so well for you, it's very nice!

[@timhyatt9185]

the needs of homesteading don't pay attention to calendars...you do the work that needs done, while you have the chance...particularly in snow coutry....a few weeks fromnow and that same area could be waist deep in snow....

[@roldac]

Tis the season to complain and criticize. Merry Christmas everyone and good tidings to all :)

[@anneschnoor5317]

Brent a

[@IntoTheMystery13]

incredible cinematography on this one! those drones hots were amazing! anyone know what kind of drone he is using?

[@kc8bdr]

Phantom 4

[@Concertspectator]

He uses a Phantom 4

[@Northern_Farmer]

Phanton 4 dji I just got one to... havent used it yet

[@seanchicago2836]

You can tell he's making videos for years as the quality is so good. Cody's embracing new technology to constantly up the look of the videos, it is even more impressive. When you stop and think about the fact that these videos are written, directed, performed by, edited, filmed (by multiple cameras; stationary, flying and sometimes carried), and music selected and incorporated over the video in less than 24 hours, it is nothing short of amazing. Additionally, he's actually accomplishing truly hard work at the homestead!

[@IntoTheMystery13]

Northern farmer nice! thank you

[@adventureaddiction2061]

I would call it MaryAn. It's already carrying all the letters....Yanmar.

[@rcfarmer5289]

yes thats a great name got my vote

[@DigsDirtDigsMusic]

Like Mike Mulligan and Mary Ann!

[@rcfarmer5289]

Mary An

[@philipkrahn3259]

Very Clever! My vote for this as well

[@surlyogre1476]

I concur. But wouldn't Cody then have to change his own name to Mike Mulligan? (j k)

[@endersothergame]

The content of this video is the distilled result of years of labour! It is nice to see your effort finally paying off in a meaningful way for you and yours! Also the acoustic Cold Play tracks were a really nice way to start my day. Cheers WS.

[@LivingARareLife]

I am not sure if you or Yanmar will see this. However I took delivery on my YT359C tractor 2 days ago. Your videos made an overwhelming difference in my decision. I even purchased a grapple because of what I saw you do. I could not be happier with my decision the Yanmar 359 is a tank and an incredible upgrade from my previous tractor. I don’t ever post my opinions. But I wanted you and Yanmar to know that your videos helped me make my decision. And I am thankful As I made Great choice.

[@Christopherfife]

Tractor Name Suggestion: Tractory McTractorFace :-)

[@JETJOOBOY]

Stovepipe!

[@harveysmith100]

Your clearly British sir!

[@Litcott]

Love the Star Trek reference! The Defiant would be a great name.

[@benzmansl65amg]

I vote David for the tractor. He looks like an underdog but beats Goliath.

[@larryduttry9400]

The tractor called Yancy a good old west name! Great video Cody. I like the tractor, but here on the east cost we need at least a 100 horses ;) the quaking aspen get huge, upwards of 18-24"!!! That's when we break out the MS880. Great to see you back in the timber keep up the good work.

[@bruce02]

The use of the drone as a assistant and tripod angles are just so enjoyable to watch. Maybe some day talk about how filming extends the time to do a task . just preparing a shot to film.

[@cnt_drive_1670]

How about " The Red Defiant" ? also who does all those great drone shots while your busy?

[@wranglerstar]

+Cnt_Drive_16 I do

[@xtraw2452]

Wranglerstar your a very multi skilful person I really aspire to be like you. With the homestead and skills

[@xtraw2452]

Cnt_Drive_16 the drones he uses have a follow me and hover mode

[@cnt_drive_1670]

I agree xtraw he is very talented. I thought about that but I wondered if they could do that good at following the shot and keeping it in frame. I really like that and how you can "park" it.

[@whorupeoplegmail]

I second The Red Defiant

[@mikgorblack]

ooooh! An east coast jab! Coming from a liberal crybaby state, I'm greatly offended. Going to my safe space now.

[@chefmatthammerschmidt8408]

NJ Homestead you know what happens when people are offended not a darn thing

[@greygag36]

There are 2 cities here that hold the majority of the population. Outside those, its very conservative.

[@Pygar2]

Don't forget your diaper pin!

[@1stuart1]

I'm confused, isn't NJ on the top of the list of liberal crybaby states?

[@1stuart1]

I'm in Colorado, which has been circling the bowl, so to speak, for several years now. We used to have some of the best gun laws in the country, but recently that has changed for the worse.

[@francmeister420]

you're right about it not being the east coast.. we need 36" bars here

[@larryduttry9400]

That's right we do! It's a different story cutting hard maple, ash, and oak upwards of 4' and bigger at times. Not like a softwood, but I guess it's a redwood thing, we wouldn't understand ;) great video Cody.

[@gerrypostman1654]

Daniel f e

[@davidryanaglietti7387]

I haven't been fully paying attention over the last few weeks, unfortunately. But I assume you are using the drone to follow you around, and it is making your videos awesome! I love it. The production value, and the context of seeing the landscape is incredible. Nice!

[@AlanNeedsFriends]

I love the acoustic Coldplay! I'd makes the videos very comforting, thanks for the beautiful content!

[@G19Jeeper]

Im from SW Pennsylvania and would love to have a 32" bar on a big 70+ cc saw. I have a nice walnut log in my yard ready for milling but my 036 Pro with 21" ES bar wont be anywhere near long enough. The guys over here are convinced a 16" homeowner saw will do everything. Once had a guy scoff and tell me if i needed a 24" bar to cut trees down, then i shouldnt be cutting those trees down. All because i told him i didnt want to buy his POS MS290 that was beat to crap and he still wanted $300...

[@unclej5951]

ontarioknivesNS7 that 036 Will turn at least a 24 inch bar fine. that's what I use for my middle saw. I need a big one for cottonwood around here but 24 inches is fine for the smaller stuff. that would give you a few more inches cut without having to back cut too.

[@Urbicide]

He wanted $300 because it's one of them there Steal Saws! Funny how some of these "experts" rate & judge a saw by the length of the bar! Heck, you could hang a 36" bar on a Pull-on "Wild Thing". Of course, then you would need a matching 36" Kentucky chain to run on it. That's 114 drive links with 1 tooth on it. :-P

[@G19Jeeper]

truckinmachine truckinmachine I've read and heard mixed opinions on that. I was told by an old saw shop owner that the OEM oilers would not handle a larger bar than 20" on the 036 Pro. The power head would but the oiler wouldn't

[@Rumsonn]

ontarioknivesNS7 English please

[@Urbicide]

OhJoel- - You don't speak "chain saw"? :-)

[@patrickmajers8694]

Clifford -Patrick Majers

[@BreakingFreeOffGrid]

Patrick Majers that's what I said😜

[@Paolaaltman]

Hello random person scrolling through the comments

[@Wood-Renovations]

Amazing drone footage! Been a long time subscriber (maybe 3 years?) and I watch every video. It's been a pleasure to watch your skills progress and to learn from the skills you already possess. Just want to send some positivity and encouragement and let you know how much I have appreciated you sharing your experiences and wisdom with me.

[@Nate-cw7of]

You optioned a really nice tractor there. I think it's so cool all the attachments you can get for them. Makes it very practical purchase and one that can be justified!

[@balanced4harvest552]

The Quick Attach on the front loader is a great investment. Pallet forks, reversible snow plow, bigger buckets for light materials, Round Bale spear etc.

[@williamm4812]

You should paint your hard hat red and black plaid to match that shirt

[@williamm4812]

And that tractor

[@lancesurgeon7614]

How about "Mjölnir"?

[@PierreaSweedieCat]

It is sorta Swedish / Scandinavian! I like it!

[@icryostorm3727]

we could go with Sleipnir - odins horse.

[@danmagay]

If IKEA made tractors this would be it :D

[@PierreaSweedieCat]

If the hammer fits! Swing it, baby!

[@pealerjoe]

WHERE IS THIS MUSIC FROM?!?!?!? I LOVE IT! I NEED IT IN MY LIFE

[@MetaView7]

That tractor is a real helper. I have used Yanmar marine engine before, but I did not know they make tractors. THis looks like a well built unit I can see it has definitely made your life easier.

[@balanced4harvest552]

When your skidding in the snow, you could buy some logging chokers to attach to the rear backhoe bucket with a clevis. Just blow a hole through the side of the bucket with a cutting torch. It will amp up your production with each trip.

[@nelson4600]

vote for tractor mctractoryface

[@skycarl]

I think Defiant is a great name.

[@sbuhlig]

Thumbs up for the opening video sequence and music......so awesome!!!

[@kusiami8213]

A tractor really completes the picture. I've been wondering for a couple years now when you'd finally get one. Glad it's working out for you! Can't wait to get mine.

[@SouthWestIron]

Really appreciate how you just keep busy during the winter months with all that snow on the ground. That tractors name should be Harmony.

[@trongod2000]

OK, I'll bite. What are we seeing on the tree @4:30?

[@ibbuggaah7380]

trongod2000 b

[@justinmanuel8651]

"Clifford" the big red tractor would be perfect

[@maryrace8680]

TractoryMcTractorface

[@MrBoilerman77]

My three year old son and I really enjoy the new tractor and logging videos. I'm a new sub and I really enjoy your vids. The editing and music is epic!!! Keep up the good work.

[@0731smass]

I enjoy all your videos, We are working toward homesteading and we are getting debt free first. I like to see people succeed and learn from them. keep up the good work. Merry Christmas and a Safe New Year.

[@danielklever111]

Who did the music?

[@swpo1]

Daniel Klever coldplay

[@brianmclendon5289]

I wonder if you'll lose people's interest now that your using tools lots of people can't afford. Personally, I'm happy for your success.

[@brianmclendon5289]

Also, MaryAn gets my vote

[@turnersparadise8368]

I'm sure he will lose a few and he will also gain more too. People come and people go...Some grow young, some grow cold...

[@panzerabwerkanone]

A lot of homesteaders start with minimal money and tools. They gain more tools as they become successful at living the Homesteader life. Just a natural progression.

[@AndreasvonT]

Nah, us poor people like to dream

[@KennyInVegas]

was that a bird house in the tree at 4:32 ?

[@kalboski90]

thats his habitat snag....ill see if i can find the video for you

[@ringerson4x4]

Yes, there is a video from awhile back, not sure how far back.

[@filmbluff99]

Ken A was

[@evana1900]

I absolutely love the tractor and the videos of it. It's not easy to find quality video of someone operating a tractor on KZbin.

[@bradleydrake2339]

Incredible shots with that drone! I didn't know it could go that high. I would be afraid of losing it to wind or signal loss. That tractor is a perfect match for you. You can really get to logging now. I like the name Defiant for the tractor.

[@humidozer]

Tractor McTractorface

[@RedSiBaron]

can you do a video talking about why you chose the yanmar, and what some of your other choices almost were? I grew up with an old ford 8N and it had the nice hydraulic system on it, so we had tons of attachments and it made everything easier. Also reliable as can be and still rocking today.

[@conradzydervelt7861]

Call it the Red Defiant ! We are moving out of our small town to an old farm where there is no town over regulation. Your series is a great pointer for us to follow along - thanks. What does the Yamaha go for? I have a 1965 Massey Harris full size tractor with a bucket that is more of a project than any real help.

[@SwingWestBand]

"Defiance" sounds like a good name to me. I love how you can drive the tractor while operating the drone and still cut to a previously placed tripod camera shot for an extra point of view. Your videos are really well thought out and shot. Merry Christmas from Australia.

[@farmboss792]

Wranglerstar: working on the farm here in Kansas we would use our backhoe to carry logs and rocks as well as the front. just something to save trips. i dont know if yours is capable to do that, but just trying to help. Love the videos and the tunes always.

[@dash7man]

Wow that tractor is a beast! A real game changer for your homestead. Also your movie making has really improved to near professional level. You utilize that drone well. It's like you have an entire camera crew.

[@makerjason1034]

Acoustic clocks sounds great. That and a tractor working in the snow makes for a modern day Postman Pat.

[@gidney100]

The difference between men and boys is the price of their toys.. Cody so glad you got the tractor with all the attachments.. It will make life better for you and your family!!!

[@plattevilleclarks]

The opening shots get a thumbs up in my book. Great work Cody!

[@derekrisser2219]

I was actually surprised that you only just got that tractor now. I've been saying to myself it would be useful on your homestead for a while. Glad to se you like it and see how well its doing for you guys. Better than borrowing your neighbors? Lol, that front plow will do good to level a large area of ground too

[@virginiadavis8588]

Really loved the intro drone footage. It was so fun to watch it rise into and then crest the cloud cover.

[@SKiM0510]

I really enjoy your forestry videos. The drone has really lifter your videos over-the-top. And great music. Thanks

[@thew1neguy]

Cody, I have to say...your production quality in the last few months has gone through the roof. It blows me away how amazing the videos have been looking.

[@brettw7207]

I bet you like having the machinery I live on a farm in Indiana and love watching your videos keep up the good work

[@trevoreller976]

seems like the little tractor has a great ring of articulation for the bucket! it seems to tilt back quite far as well as a great tilt down

[@newandoldtech5634]

At 3:16. Spray the connectors with a corresponding colour. For easy change of Tools and no mix up. Red for pressure, blue for return oil or whatever colour you prefer.

[@william912000]

new and old tech pressure is normally a male connecter, and return is a female. So you can't mix them up

[@newandoldtech5634]

William. Sometimes there are more than 2 connectors. As in my case. Just trying to make things easier.

[@L2FlyMN]

I so enjoy watching your videos Cody, I really have enjoyed the newly added drone footage. You take great care in the great responsibility of being a good teacher. Watching the chips, as they come out of a chainsaw, tells me whether or not my saw is still sharp. As I've learned to expect by your good character, your chips were evenly large, showing that your saw had been cared for and was sharp, ready for the task at hand. Please keep up the good work, as I know it must take a lot of your time to create these videos. And also I thank you for sharing so much of your life with us as interested viewers. God bless you and your family brother, and have a very merry Christmas!

[@Wrangler98JPTJ]

The next modification you should look into for that tractor is the "Byte Tyte" aluminum chainsaw scabbard that you can mount wherever you want and it safely carries your chainsaw along... They are available at Madsens logging supply. I have one I integrated into my spare tire carrier on my Wrangler for bringing a saw along on the trail and its great... might be handy when you are using the brush grapple and don't have the standard loader bucket to pack tools in. I believe its Made in USA as well... Its like a chainsaw version of your Grizzly peak ent. scabbards.

[@throngcleaver]

Fantastic videography, Cody! Tractor name suggestion: Ruby (she's a gem!)

[@kapperoutdoors]

Awesome property and Awesome New Rig! Now It's time to get some mud on it!! lol.

[@scotthill6807]

Wow, no more yarding with your truck wench, cables and snatch blocks. Be careful, don't get to spoiled on us. Seriously though, I'm happy for you. I remember the old days when we didn't have things like snap fit hydraulic connections. Congratulations on your tractor and attachments. Whens Mrs. W going to start using it?

[@balanced4harvest552]

Scott, snatch blocks and cable saved me from a very expensive tow call. Likely would have had to hire a Skidder instead of a tow truck plus float charges to bring it in. A single lane road through a wet area give out and my Mack straight truck kinda got stuck. I had so many part lines it looked like a string game that my 3/4 ton 4WD pulled it out on the first pull.

[@oldpup4810]

I used to call my cars by the size and color, little red, toyota, big blue, van and such, so I like the suggestion of little red. Also being an DS9 fan defiant kind of reflects your life style, defying the "norms" and homesteading. :) Either one would be fitting in my mind. :)

[@ArmsFamilyHomestead]

My tractor name would be Mighty Rojo, as in Spanish for Red.

[@ilovebacon1979]

Cody, I have been watching your videos for a long time. I have seen you grow and advance over the years, best video yet! Perfect sized tractor for your homestead, I look forward to more vids! Time to get off my ass, fire up the saw,tractor and work on my own homestead lol. Cheers from Nova Scotia, Canada, your family and friends to the north.

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

Great video- clear, interesting angles to shoot from. I like that tractor.

[@joshuacornell6667]

Check out the DEMO-DOZER, three implements in one with many uses, no need to have separate grapple, dozer, and loader. Sure it may be made for skid steer but your Yanmar has the same tool attachment coupler.

[@balanced4harvest552]

Joshua, in some machinery circles they call it a 4-Way Bucket which makes for a great multi purpose machine. Whether it be gravel, boulders or logs it's there on your machine. Sh' that minimizes attachment purchases.

[@wrightdu83]

Cody I can't say enough how much you are doing a fantastic job on your cinematography. The sequence in the beginning of going up into and above the clouds I was just awww struck! So Cool, as well as cycling through your angles and keeping it fresh and interesting! Awesome job Cody! As for the name of the tractor, I love the "Defiant"

[@dieselmax8606]

having all the different camera angles does make me feel like I am in the tractor...very good video

[@CalebMayfieldMHF]

I just reached the entire DS9 series on Netflix. The Defiant sounds like the perfect name. I'm surprised that any logger would argue about that with all the timber you have. As you said though, the "forum experts" all have an opinion. Looking forward to seeing how that snow mover does and how the short logs look!

[@ubioubiestveritas]

That shot at 4:03 is pretty cool. Maybe "Lil Red Tuffy" is a fitting name. Tough little tractor. Great video.

[@jamesprigioni]

amazing footage, that shot where you went above the clouds was breathtaking

[@tlgoodwi1]

I like your videos but I believe you have surpassed in equipment what the common person feels they can obtain. Again, I say that I enjoy your videos. You have such a treasure in your wife, your son, and your pets.

[@Bruke53]

Are you planning on doing a review of the tractor? I would be curious to know why you chose Yanmar over other similar tractors. I enjoy watching your product review-esque videos; I like seeing the thought and rationale involved in your purchases.

[@jimmyg4186]

this guy inspires me to work harder! These videos have really become top notch!

[@damendaman]

I am pretty sure the drone has become the best investment for this channel production wise. It makes your transitioning scenes so great. And with this new set of acoustic covers as well they are top notch!