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i am looking at the 60 inch version of this for my 30 hp kioti. was impressive the way yours picked up those logs. do you need the brush hog connected to balance the weight or did you just happen to have it on there?

Great knowledge on the new truck. Something to appreciate for sure. 😊

I purchased the Silverado RST in June of this year with a 3 L Duramax. I did my first oil change, so far no oil usage after 4000 miles averaging 31 best I’ve gotten has been 35. Great review… get the all weather mats.

beautiful truck! Awesome review!!!!

Can we not just have a normal key, normal gear shifter, ashtray and none of these pointless TV screens inside trying to tell us how to run our lives please.

I have the Yukon Denali with the same engine. It is a joy to drive.

Any complaints on seat comfort? That seems to be the biggest complaint online (minus DEF consumption when towing or mechanical issues).

What about the oil filter???

27 Mi to a gallon a full size pickup four-wheel drive it's pretty impressive

The new trucks, even base models come well appointed with creature comforts: some very useful and some a marketing ploy. For me personally, I like the thought of the diesel but since I don’t tow often enough I could never justify the initial cost differential. The MPG is great but it would take a long time to recoup that cost especially with the increased cost per gallon. I have to admit a bit of the “wants” came up trying to move into the “needs” category but our old girls are servicing us just fine. I can’t 24:53 imagine trying to work on those new trucks! One thing I will say about the sacred oil change intervals…get an oil analysis now to tell you when to change them…our CRV’s both have over 250k miles and we can go about 7500 miles easily and the oils according to labs…look good. Newer engines have got to run better than 20+ year old ones. Good video

Oil change every 3K? A man after my own heart! Excellent content as always, Mitch. Love seeing all facets of the truck!

I've gone to a system where it spends a year out in the open sun and wind, stacked on pallets, and then gets moved under a lean to off of my garage for another summer, where the roof keeps the rain off, but still has access to wind and air.

Hey Mitch ,l'm Sure glad that you "down-shifted" to low range. When ya were in mid-range the "Hydro-slack-o-howl-o whine-matic's" / Trams-mission was warping the swash-plates & buckeling the piston-plungers. Upon futher obsevations, l seen how close you came to "twist-a-flexing" those "Way out front" tie rod Stearing linkages ,when "Bull-dozzing" on those Imbeded Boulders... "if ya can't spin all Four wheels,yer Not in a low enough gear".! With all kidding aside/ you & me both NEED to "Structurally Re-In-Force-a-late" our front Bumper guards ,with sum HEAVEY-DUTY Armor-plateing. After all "kubogy-parts" are 5 times more expensive than ya think! Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.

Great job !

To protect my grill, I made a “screen” out of some “perf” steel. Then I hung a strip of conveyor belting on the INSIDE of my grapple, the length and width of my grapple, to keep small sticks from poking through.

I’ve been grappling with this decision for weeks now… thanks to your video I’m going to pull the trigger and get me one! Thanks as always for the detailed content and can’t wait for more!!

Looking Good !!! 😊

Nice video! And what about the mirrors ???

A couple of thoughts and/or observations. From the side view you weren’t kidding about the low hanging hydraulics; can those be wrapped up any way to protect them better if you go over something? Secondly, were you in 4 wheel assist? You could see the back wheel spin but not the front. That tractor is a workhorse and I can’t imagine being on our homestead with our John Deere 3 series, those “little” 25HP tractors do a big job for those patient enough! Great video!

I keep the grapple on on my L2502 98% of the time that I use the tractor. There’s always something that needs to be moved or hauled over to the burn pile. It’ll definitely save you some back pain. Good video.

Did it came with those towing mirrors?

Two questions: I only pressure washed and sanded my 84 Lumber pressure treated wood deck floor after 1 year. I brushed stain on. Here are my questions: 1. I can’t see where 2 coats is recommended (even on ready seal sight). So, why 2? 2. Surface is slick after 2 days. Is that normal? Thanks!

wearing a mask would be a good idea.

Yep, I used the very same products on my fence. Happy so far!

How’s coon meat???

Amazing content! Greetings from Indonesia, sir 🇮🇩

Nice video! We free range when were home too. Whenever we start to get comfortable with it, it seems like we get a fox attack. When our dog passed away we really noticed the predators more.

Great job !!! 😊

Nice video. What do you do with the raccoons after you trap them? Are they food?

I believe the people who might think hunting or trapping are controversial ways to remove predators don’t watch channels like this. 😂 Great intro with the family and introductions! We have been toying with the ideas of adding chickens to our homestead, just haven’t pulled the trigger.

These engines don't like to idle.

I have almost 40k miles on my 2023 3.0 dura max , I loved I will keep it until died … I hope 250k mils or more … 3.0 best engine compared to my last v8 trucks

5 star review. Great video. Thanks

Hey guys! I have the exact same stove as you. I have been searching the internet for information such as clearances for insurance purposes. If you have any information at all it would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!

I'm getting these lights for my tractor. Thank you for the video.

Looks cool. Only wish it could strap down when open like the lomax which lets you drive with it open

Does it have 4 Lo because I don’t see the X31 package ???

Hello, what’s the plan for the stumps?

Man seen that water go through the side of the property like that and that view I don’t know why anybody would want to live in a city so beautiful God bless

Hey man do you know what size tip you’re spraying with?

Can’t wait to see the final product!! Wicked nice work! Would the table hold the weight of a Grom?

Is that the speedway noise in the background? 😄

Very Special, Keep up the good work. 😊🙂

What was the length of time in the climate control to dry? Again before/afters for moisture content? I just started doing my wood splitting as the barn was rebuilt and had some at 31% when I began but a few weeks “aging” in the barn has already got it down to below 20%. Would love to hear a long term update on the GMC

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5’4 and 3/4 lmao

Small blade…….. why? Look you don’t have to have the blade full of snow when moving snow! Many times I would only use half of the blade while moving snow but I’m able to avoid have to be at the edge of the shoulder of the road thus avoiding too being to close to the edge of the road!

Greetings from North Wilkesboro, N.C., about five mile from the speedway. You have a pretty piece of property there. How you fixed for irrigation? We're in the foothills here, so our garden is relatively small, but we have plenty of water available from several creeks that run through. I've been researching that Earthquake tiller, like you did. I think I'm gonna pull the trigger, considering it's 99cc motor and the price, which is cheap compared to others. Happy growing!

Where do you get the extra shaft and gear. I got the same weedeater. I can't quite the correct one.

Hello ! Unfortunately, the technique with the box blade digs the trails which become places of discharge of rainwater. I did the same thing at the beginning of the year, some places of the trails being lower, they became full of mud, impassable after a rain. Yves, Sainte-Adele, Quebec, Canada