Even the snow blower auger is a hair out of square now, at least Trent is consistent! 😂🤣
@connieshutts707413 күн бұрын
Couldn’t have said it better😊😊😊
@dianemcdonough105814 күн бұрын
My Pupa use to say “ As long as no one gets hurt-Things can be replaced and fixed”❤️
@sarahbiermann588914 күн бұрын
Seeing Likka watching Trent start the fire reminds me of when my dog watched me and my mom said, “He’s studying for when he’s a human in his next life.” ❤
@leafgreen909914 күн бұрын
Allie has such a good attitude with setbacks and slowdowns. And Trent is amazing, willing to expose his errors to all. Well done, both of you!
@lhollybow14 күн бұрын
Yea at least one oops every episode.
@joannahatton9913 күн бұрын
@@unclewilbur8976Good heavens, man, you picked her! Maybe work at getting past it/her rather than publicly bad mouthing her!
@comedianmattrossey13 күн бұрын
Trent is also willing to expose the insulation with the snowblower. I guess his hammer just wasn't the right tool for this job?
@PFDish13 күн бұрын
For all of us who’ve lost their Mom, let’s carry on their Family Traditions. Memories are forever 💜
@TinaMarie198414 күн бұрын
How precious to see Leo concerned about Lika near the fire! 💙 Very, very cute.
@bobknull750214 күн бұрын
Yes, Leo "bellowed" at him.
@ROBINstrawBERRYwine14 күн бұрын
So adorable 🥰
@laurieconover724313 күн бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤
@boxman48patrickcasey3214 күн бұрын
"The Billy and Leo Show"...featuring Trent and Allie...also starring Frank & Leka, Brandon, Grayson and Jennifer :)
@annette368114 күн бұрын
That's ok Allie, us Ford drivers are laughing at the Rivian sitting IN the garage 😊 Luv ya anyways ❤
@Brenda.Joslin14 күн бұрын
I love it when Allie makes an observation that comes out comical and Grayson has a big, fat grin on his face. The humor is what gets you through the tough, little moments.
@annafoster652614 күн бұрын
Build a little closet/shed over your utilities wall with a door.
@dross24MA10 күн бұрын
Yes- and the sooner, the better 😊
@homernextdoor595014 күн бұрын
🇨🇦 Trent, if u take a wet paper towel and dip it in the ash you can scrub the inside of the woodstove glass and it cleans it up spotless in seconds. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
@minnamae2514 күн бұрын
Wood ash is the best cleaner.
@722garage914 күн бұрын
That's a neat trick. Not one I was aware of so I learnt something new today. Thank you!
@peter-fuppe-fuchs14 күн бұрын
Newspaper is even better
@CC-Rider456414 күн бұрын
Newspaper 📰 makes the best window / glass cleaner I've ever used, it's something to do with the ink on the paper or consistency of the newspaper 🗞️ material, Idk? But I'll have to give your wet paper towel dipped in Wood Ash a try sometime and give it a go. 👍🏼
@CoffeeWalksandWhatever14 күн бұрын
Hey, another Canadian! ☕️🇨🇦
@SusseBo14 күн бұрын
Remember that you can use your ash instead of salt on your driveway at your house in the valley or in the mountain. It doesn't damage your dogs paws like salt does.
@kenia743014 күн бұрын
As a guy that used a snowblower on a 140hp tractor on the 3 point, you always kept the area clean you left nothing on the ground to run into and you always used a scoop shovel to clear 3-4 ft away from any building
@auntmaryspals797814 күн бұрын
But that wouldn't be nearly as much fun...
@coachesalot12 күн бұрын
But then we’d lose head scratching hill Billy entertainment.
@johnVidBozo14 күн бұрын
I know how siding pros deal with the problem. They put the siding on FIRST! The suggestion below of building a shed to cover all those penetrations is the way to go. You'll never be able to waterproof/snowproof what you have.
@lynnloehr156613 күн бұрын
My husband is a Ford man, we have had 4 all driven 200,000 plus miles, so dependable, we pull campers and we also live in the mountains in the snow. Great trucks. Better cover that hole in the house right away, it's the perfect size for critters!
@rougefox923314 күн бұрын
📌 TRENT Important: Always pull back the bellows after each blow to prevent any embers or flames from being sucked back into the bellows chamber, which could potentially damage the bellows or cause a fire hazard; the pulling action draws fresh air in, while pushing the bellows expels the air onto the fire. Hope you read this..🥴 Sorry about your bad day, they happen to all of us, and of course it could have been worse. Mistakes are life lessons that stand out in our memory so not to happen again! 😅 And if we have to fix the mistake we don't forget! 😉
@brendahaire882414 күн бұрын
I love Monday and Friday with Trent and Allie and the whole gang. There is always something to smile about.
@donnab901512 күн бұрын
Allie has a great disposition! Jennifer is a gem! The men are hard working and talented!!! The boys are delightful!!
@maureenoconnell241314 күн бұрын
Trent, i’ve been watching your channel for a while now and I’m still totally impressed with your skills. I haven’t seen anything that you can’t do once you set your mind to it. But the best part of you Trent is your attitude. I love the fact that this is a family channel and I can watch with my grandchildren and not be afraid of your language choices or the way you handle set backs. Thank you for being a good example of a real man.
@karenlee650113 күн бұрын
Beautiful compliment 😍
@deborahthomasson266614 күн бұрын
What do we have here!!! Trent, the singer dancer Brandon, pencil man Grayson, smiley smiley. That's who we have!!! These 3 AMIGOS CAN FIX ANYTHING!!!!
@tommytech5514 күн бұрын
Snow blower/ plow hack for gravel driveways. Take a 3" piece of PVC the length of your blade and cut a slit in the PVC, slide it on the bottom of the blade or blower box, fab some mounting brackets to attach it. The PVC will keep you from digging into the gravel. It works really well!😊
@janpcs14 күн бұрын
Riley with Ambition Strikes did it with a steel pipe. It works really well.
@captain_coleton13 күн бұрын
Always a learning experience when watching Trent and Allie
@johnsunlight14 күн бұрын
The best thing about building something yourself, is that you know how to fix it. 👍
@sotxbob14 күн бұрын
🤣😅😂🤣😂🤣 Way to go Trent. Your wife will NEVER let you forget with her constant admonitions. 👍
@KILO-uv2wi14 күн бұрын
Trent reminds me so much of my son. Hardest working man I know, but if it can happen to him, it will happen. Nothing is ever easy! Chin up Trent. It’ll all work out in the end.
@maricogan290313 күн бұрын
You did a fabulous job fitting the siding around the pipes and electric box. Wow!
@Banagal14 күн бұрын
The house damage is only temporary. We all learn from mistakes. You all did a great job putting the siding up around all the protrusions.
@arrbee202714 күн бұрын
Trent doesnt learn from mistakes lol
@janicedorsey394513 күн бұрын
Yes, you did do a great job, everything is fixable.😮😮
@marilyneverett845614 күн бұрын
Stuff happens. It could be so much worse. Trent's a good builder and fixer, so, he will have it fixed soon. You are blessed!
@annelowry35713 күн бұрын
Just as that very tricky last piece dropped into place the word legend was heard from the song playing! So perfect. Brandon’s cutting and Everyone measuring perfectly makes you all legends in my eyes.
@kimturano878614 күн бұрын
Allie…the drone shots are fabulous and the music you choose is always perfect! ❤
@SFoureman14 күн бұрын
LIKA---!!!🎉❤🎉 ...she really was having a moment
@Suzanne-l4v14 күн бұрын
Adorable, springing through the snow like Tigger in Winni-the-Pooh!! So Precious ❤❤
@carmancloud14 күн бұрын
There are little usb charged hand warmers you can keep in your pocket. Might help on those days when you can’t wear gloves.
@danawelch398513 күн бұрын
Trent and Allie are blessed to have such good family and friends that are there to help. The siding is nothing to what it could of been and gotta love this deep snow. That little man is what is amazing to me of how intelligent that he is able to communicate at such an early age. He is definitely another Trent in the making. God Bless.
@roald4814 күн бұрын
What happened to the snowblower that was used on the deck that could have been used close to the buildings?
@marilynm766314 күн бұрын
Exactly!
@kathyadair736714 күн бұрын
Think they may have given it to Brandon..
@mikaelfrejman277713 күн бұрын
Did you know that you can use the ash to sand, for example, an icy driveway or the stairs? It's the perfekt anti-slip material! Wish you all the best ❤
@KayInMaine14 күн бұрын
I don't understand why you guys don't shovel off the steps and around them so you don't have to get that close to the house. That's what we do here in Maine. We shovel steps and walkways, and the snowblower/plow guys get the big stuff. :D The steps in front of those double doors is so small! So easy to shovel off! Just worry about the wide areas with the snowblower.
@MissQuite14 күн бұрын
At least no one was hurt in the process ❤
@ceahorse5613 күн бұрын
When my grandson was three I told him, I’m your Dad Mom, he said no you’re grandma. That was so precious Leo telling Leka to stay away from the fire! He’s going to be a great big brother!
@joycepowell405814 күн бұрын
Trent you,Allie, Brandon, and Grayson worked SO HARD! You didn’t finish everything but you TRIED HARD. Don’t let the badmouth people get to you! Keep on keeping on and I will keep on praying for you all!! God bless!
@coleengoodell752314 күн бұрын
Your favorite Safety monitor here. I would still use the safety fence around the fireplace. Leo could trip and fall against the hot fireplace accidentally. Not worth the risk. I know he's a big boy now and knows not to touch the hot fireplace, but as you know, accidents happen with active children, even adults. Better safe than sorry. May God be with you all this year. Allie's joy has returned to her and now she's shinning. You are greatly loved by myself and God our Father, never doubt that. ♾
@WaterisJoy14 күн бұрын
It’s funny to think back how when those of us who are older growing up around dangerous things like a stove and our parents just told us to be careful. If we bumped into it and it burned, we learned a big lesson the hard way. Or, we walked around on the bench seat of our car when a parent was driving, no seatbelts. Or, riding around in a the back of pickup truck sitting on the tailgate laughing and hoping we didn’t fall out. No helmets when skateboarding or bicycling. But, this was life on a farm. Somehow we survived. Not everyone did I realize, but my oh my those were simpler times when we were allowed to be a little more daring. 😊
@Lelia-wv3qz13 күн бұрын
I so agree with this.I grew up during the time of out houses and coal or wood stoves..proverb ; cover and protect your as-sets always first #1 prio.
@laurenm856113 күн бұрын
My friend Mary jane has a Great grandson that fell into their families fireplace and burned his hands. Bradley was 3 and he is now 6. He has had several major surgeries and half a dozen skin graphs. Mary jane is a retired nurse and she said she never seen anything so painful. One hand is still sort of webbed, but he will be okay. She said he will have more surgeries to help with the scar tissue as he grows. You’re right to be concerned. I don’t think Allie would ever take a chance with the children’s safety. It’s just who she is.
@juanitakauffman633612 күн бұрын
Billy is such a good baby. He is always so happy.
@TheRealChappy14 күн бұрын
Phones work just fine in Canada with any of the major carriers and most plans include voice,text and data
@janpcs14 күн бұрын
Once Trump has invaded Canada it won't be a problem anymore.
@hallenw14 күн бұрын
Trent, of course these comments are “after the fact”, however, words of wisdom from a 76yo: make cardboard templates. You can make precise pieces and tape them together. Use a reference or multiple that each piece can reference. The cardboard templates are far easier to carry back and forth and will not risk an expensive piece of siding.
@jennifermassie722714 күн бұрын
Ford is Canadian made!! Darn Skippy it's good in the snow!!!!❤️🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦❤️
@charliemorris194214 күн бұрын
I was freaking out because I didn't see Frank anywhere! Lika was out playing then inside but didn't see Frank ! Was so relieved when I finally got a glimpse of him.
@JaniceSeagraves14 күн бұрын
Yay, we got to see the bellows in action.
@Tigger659114 күн бұрын
faux brick siding would look good around the bottom to cover the hole, and would be a great and easy to go around your outside utilities. Love your channel.
@deborahb958714 күн бұрын
It's not THAT bad, I thought it was going to be a window which would have been far far worse. I am a Chevy fan but I would choose a Ford over a Dodge any day of the week. JS Ya'll did a great job with that puzzle siding. Amazing guys!!!!
@independentont14 күн бұрын
Perhaps use the portable snow blower close to house and then big machine not have to go in so close. :)
@angiereinecke960814 күн бұрын
Every corner of your house will have a story ☺️ I love it! Nothing is perfect in life that's what makes it beautiful 👨👩👦👦
@wizardwafflewonders14 күн бұрын
When times get hard remember one thing,,, 'You make us smile', problems are your gain xxx
@hvfd595614 күн бұрын
Y'all are a lot more hardy than I am. Of course I am about twice as old as you. You do have better clothing than I have and that makes a difference in staying warm while you work. Proud of you for what you have accomplished.
@frankpaquet29514 күн бұрын
I think the siding looks wonderful, all around those pipes, great job! The hole in the house will be fixed and everything will look great. Love that the deck hardly has any snow on it, isn't that wonderful? Have a great week. Stay warm by that fired. (from Sandi)
Random question: Are you guys planning on putting in a cement walkway in from the desk to addition stairs? If so you could try and make it covered so you don't need to snowblow so close to the house.
@sergiojacas826814 күн бұрын
Stuff happens, as long you are healthy. But I would recommend you lean a large plywood in front of the sliding doors because you run the risk of either snow build-up or ice sliding off the roof and kicking back and breaking the sliding door glass.
@bobhidley903714 күн бұрын
You built a big grand entrance for all your little mountain critters. It needs a WELCOME! sign.
@ROBINstrawBERRYwine14 күн бұрын
😂
@lynnbryson658414 күн бұрын
A tip to clean the glass on your fire. Get a damp cloth or piece of kitchen roll (sorry don't know what they call it in the US) dip in the ashes and clean the glass it works brilliantly.
@pumpkin453914 күн бұрын
You must have a 1x1 1/2 piece of the Hardi hanging around. Patch it until spring with that.
@sharoncochran850814 күн бұрын
In Alabama where I live, we got about 2 inches of snow last week. The roads were closed and a lot of people lost electricity. In spite of the inconvenience, everyone was deliriously happy to play in the snow (and take LOTS of pictures).
@lindapearson813714 күн бұрын
My daughter lives in Chelsea, Al. and sent me a video of her dogs flocking in the snow!
@kristywalter343714 күн бұрын
when I worked outside my employer had a giant box of hothands toe warmers.. it was the best for my toes ! warm all day, I always use them when skiing. you all are wonderful to watch. thank you for creating such gentle wholesome fun relaxing real content.
@brendasutterfield983414 күн бұрын
Poor Trent he tried to remove the snow .Accidents happens so don't be so hard on yourself ok. Love your content and videos. ❤
@leelaviolette483614 күн бұрын
Use a crescent wrench with a pipe to bend the flighting on the blower. A pipe wrench is the wrong angle but you can get in there with a cresent
@scottkrieger470114 күн бұрын
Why not use the snow blower you have on deck any thing 1- 2 feet away from house use that to clear the snow also around the garage.
@mortimergladbreath14 күн бұрын
"If you never break anything, you're not doing anything!" A quote by me during my working years!
@Lyn481714 күн бұрын
This is what my husband says. It is true though. You never achieve anything, if you never try to do it.
@noneya350412 күн бұрын
No biggie. You can repair the siding. Just move on and don't focus on the little mistake. You have made such great progress. We love you both and be safe.
@karenspeer737814 күн бұрын
🙋♀️ Good Morning Sweet Family!! ☕️ 💕🦋❄️
@ginnyscott725514 күн бұрын
We live in Canada and my 67 year old snowboarding husband luckily has friends living in Revelstoke and gets to go snowboarding there every year. Next week he is going snowboarding in Colorado for a week. Have fun in Canada.
@christineoates77013 күн бұрын
Just wondering... with that difficult piece on the side of the house with all the protrusions, could you house it all into a box with vents? That way your cuts would be easier and everything would be covered and masked. Just a thought! 😉
@battonjohn14 күн бұрын
I just ground and brewed my fist cup of your Mountain Grind Coffee. Nice! the flavors really popped. I like my coffee black and bold without the bitter burnt taste often found in dark roast. I think you'll hit a good balance. Thank you so much for sharing what you like. Please stay warn and safe up on the mountain this winter. The work will be done when it gets done... Noone does better work by worry or fret. If what you share is what really is going on... then I think you'll work well with what you have been given. Keep your focus on what you have been given, stay true to what you find. Thank you for putting all out there. My wife and I really enjoy your show... Something we do together... we often laugh that y'all are learning in the same way we have. Will watch this show in a few hours.
@scottstewart38848 күн бұрын
Note for next winter.... Place Deep Snow warning markers BESIDE the house as well.....>GRIN< At least it was a small error and not something like hitting the gasline or powerline....
@RhondaLeeAcoustically14 күн бұрын
Not a big deal, Trent. You all work so hard and accomplish so much! Your videos and projects are entertainment and education for so many on what a person CAN do. Love to you all. Happy new year! 🎉
@judivowell574814 күн бұрын
My daddy always said to put a sign that says "What are you looking here for". Put a sign and a plant in front of the booboo and the bondo will work LOL. I love watching Leo and Billy growing up. It's happening so fast! ❤. And Lika and Frank are still so sweet with the kids.
@danielmarek460914 күн бұрын
While people often put up stakes along their driveway for snowplowing you also can put one on each side of the snow blower. You also can get a blade instead that will cut the snow above the auger. I was curious about how well the new roof over the front deck would be with the snow. I bet you're happy with the results so far. Good luck with the winter ahead.
@todddarnell783913 күн бұрын
Sorry about what happened outside but I am sure that it is fixable. Allie, the thing I notice every episode is that is the little guy gets cuter every day!!
@benitakegler247610 күн бұрын
Good evening on Thankful Thursday! It is good to see everything and everyone doing well💜🙏🏽🦋
@juliestenske143212 күн бұрын
It's hard to imagine that much snow at one time. We've had some really light snow years here in central Michigan. More power to you all. I enjoy watching your progress.
@defresh195414 күн бұрын
Trent, I'd suggest using a large Crescent wrench, to finish bending the auger. It will allow you to have the handle sticking straight out from where you want to bend it, and not limit the bend by hitting the auger. Worth a shot.
@hollyhasegawa424014 күн бұрын
Oh gosh Trent that siding is really looking so beautiful and all of you have been doing some great work getting your walls all covered and hopefully before you get more crazy snow. Thanks again for another fun video to watch, I think Billy is so adorable and he seems so happy and smiles and laughs alot. Allie you have such adorable children. I am wishing your sweet family lots of blessings and love, bye! 😂🥰🥰😘🤗🙏🙏🙏🙌👏💕💜💜💜💜
@christjullnwaribe878313 күн бұрын
Trent your a wonderful problem solver ...Allie such a great support ...The team including Brandon are inspirational ...thanks for sharing
@colleenbrookes-gain666212 күн бұрын
Seeing the caption, im like. " What now? What the heck did Trent do this time?😂😂😂 Kudus to the one doing those fine cuts on the siding and the crew installing them..great work guys
@debrap94714 күн бұрын
I always enjoy your adventures, you are all amazing people.🤗 I love Revelstoke! I live three hours southwest of there, and it's one of my favorite day trips...in the Summertime. The high mountain roads are really tricky to drive during the Winter months, but the Selkirk mountain range is stunning...don't forget to take pictures Trent. Cheers for now! 🙂
@GeorgeBell-fn1bc14 күн бұрын
when was the last time the woodburner chimney was cleaned? Insurance company wants that done AT LEAST annually. If you cover A/C, run the risk of getting critters in the equipment.
@whittlerdave144013 күн бұрын
Here I was complaining about the little 2 in of snow that we got the other day and you guys got over 4 ft of snow I guess I really didn't have a complaint Glad you fixed the snow blower You're going to need it be blessed
@pamthompson631114 күн бұрын
So excited in the process you are making.
@pennyferguson983914 күн бұрын
Glad to see the snow is somewhere in Utah! Love that it is in the mountains and hopefully it will replenish our reservoirs enough. We live up near Brigham city and have not got more than a dusting. Seems strange to not be shoveling. 🤪
@christinae3013 күн бұрын
So good to hear the words "go in and get warm"! Very well deserved!
@marilynm766314 күн бұрын
Truck brand might matter in some comparisons; but I believe 95% is the driver and the choices they make at any given moment when driving… in any condition, but especially in snow and or ice. Trent rocks!
@adelbertlundberg741114 күн бұрын
When I look at Billy, I see that he has Allie's eyes and facial looks. He is growing up so quickly. Looking good, cold weather or not work must go on.
@fredvomlehn845714 күн бұрын
This will be yet another GREAT Story to tell the Boys as they grow up in the house that you all have built.
@jimgans824914 күн бұрын
Every day there is a Trent & Allie episode is a good day!
@patrishiajarvis984614 күн бұрын
I'm so happy you guys decided to get a Ford truck. I loved my F150. Wouldn't trade it for anything? Hope You enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine. I don't know how you deal with so much snow, but God bless you guys.
@dianebinns990514 күн бұрын
I am still in awe about the measuring. Even if it took you 3 times. WOW, I would never be able to do that. It's my favorite part. The house booboo. You got this, Trent. Hey, that's why pencils have erasers. Have a super day. Stay warm. ❤
@chandrasutton466914 күн бұрын
Glad you got the snow blower working, but I'm so sorry about the house!!!😊🎉❤
@bbakus813 күн бұрын
You guys turned me onto the little stove fans that spread the heat from the fire, and now you're using the bellows idea...full circle moment! Love you all♥
@Felinemusiclaser12 күн бұрын
You and your friends have made great progress. Don't sweat the small stuff.
@susankirksey357014 күн бұрын
You could build a porch with a roof around the side where the door and windows are at! Later on, when you can before next season
@lindaellis24014 күн бұрын
Trent please stop dogging yourself. We all learn from our mistakes. You were amazing. Jumped right on it, fixed your snow blower. See the glass as full brotheyour fruits of labor show it. Be safe stay warm. Looking forward to your next episode♥️
@gregpreston730114 күн бұрын
Just FYI... "Bellows" is a noun that refers to a device used to blow air into a fire to make it burn more vigorously. "Bellow" is a verb that means to shout in a loud, deep voice or to make a loud, deep noise like a bull or elephant. The word "bellows" is always used in the plural form. It comes from the Old English word blǽstbęl(i)g, which means "blast-bag" or "blowing-bag".
@lhollybow14 күн бұрын
Isn't google great when paired with the 4 inch pad of knowledge.