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Let me look tomorrow I'm the shop and I'll let you know. It's a 30l/min I got off Amazon. I post link tomorrow

@@johnjenkins8813 it's a Risen Brand and it's 30 Liter per minute. Just search on Amazon and get a 12 volt as They do make others for industrial applications that run on other currents.

@@redmanhomestead1966 30 L ok I been looking at 100L way more money lol maybe I dont need 1 that big?

@johnjenkins8813 these machines only got 5-6 gallon per minute pumps. 30 Liter per min is plenty.

@@redmanhomestead1966 ok thanks for the info.

@@jacklabloom635 absolutely is. 👍 Thank you for viewing

@@PATCsawyer 🤣🤣🤣🤣 sounds good and thanks for the information. I appreciate it.

@@richardross7219 thanks for the information. I'll definitely be on the lookout And get me a file vise going. All information is gladly accepted. I got me a warranted superior brand 4'. I'll also get me some wax for them

@@redmanhomestead1966 Those were good blades. I just use old candles for waxing. There are plenty of old carpentry books with good instructions on setting and filing saw teeth. I have 3 different sizes of saw tooth setting tools. They go by the tooth count. Good Luck, Rick

@@richardross7219 sound good I appreciate the advice! 👍

@@brycecube3276 people got to start somewhere. This video will help a beginning wood worker. You didn't start out like that. With time and experience we all get better. This video is more for the beginner or the weekend warrior. I'm sure you weren't born carrying a circular saw and chewing on a carpenter's pencil. Practice a little humility. 😉

I bet you own a table saw.... why ..... you should be able to laser that with a skill saw

​@@redmanhomestead1966I think he was talking to the original comment 😅

@@The_Truth9711 very sad day.

@@derekborow4121 thanks for backing me up 😂 I'm an dirt mover at heart. Just dabble in electric. So at least I look professional 😉

@@stevemcneil1480 that's awesome 👍😎

@@ronnieroberts9478 thank ya!

@@ja4476 you could, but It will drastically shorten the life in my opinion. Hydraulic fluid is only good to about 140°F so a cooler will definitely help. If a person keep an eye on the temperature and made sure it was below that you would be fine. I would definitely replace the hydraulic fluid that's in it with a ISO 46 or 32 depending on your climate, as the Chinese oil in it was junk. Also the reason I installed a cooling fan for the engine compartment as gasoline boils at 122°F - 158°F. My goal is to keep it as cool as possible during the summer months. These machines where originally designed with a diesel motor that runs at cooler temps. Most like a Kubota or small Yanmar. They where switched to gas motors to meet EPA regulations. The cooling fan is also to keep the Briggs and Stratton XR at a decent operating temperature. At 5 hours I would change the Briggs to a 5w-30 synthetic for my climate. All mods are to improve the longevity of the machine. It will run as is though.

@@rockkhound943 like what we talking? I might sell it

@redmanhomestead1966 ive seen them go for 500 to 1k sometimes more .

@@rockkhound943 well that's neat. Where would a person go about selling it?

@@Mr_Preston thank ya! It took alot of trial and effort but we finally got them where we wanted them.

Good ol southern accent I got lol Yeehaa 🤣

@@pdan3676 every trailer I've ever owned which I've had a few. Either had a conduit or had holes in the cross bracing for the wiring.

@@pdan3676 interesting to know though

@@jeffsim8664 every trailer I've ever owned, and I've had a few, from 16' bumper pulls to 35' goosenecks, had either a conduit or holes in the cross bracing for wiring to run through.

@@twothreefour234 well we gotta do what we gotta do. If it works it works 👍. Can I borrow him sometime 🤣

Of course, the real problem is that Biden then had your squirrel killed.

@@ScottFinley-xe1kk sir I was just using the old wire to pull the new under the trailer so I didn't have to crawl around under the trailer. All new wire was installed, all splicing and connections where made and done with heat shrink connectors and done correctly. Thank you and have a nice day 😁

@@ScottFinley-xe1kk give me a like and a subscribe. I'll teach ya a thing or two. I'll take ya to school 😉

Thank you 😊

Thank you 👍😊

Yes sir. One cut was about a foot long and with it being an inch and a half thick it took awhile😂. She got hot 🔥

It took a few to get it done ✅

Mrs. Redman sure is 😉. It's a beautiful cabinet as well.

@@bmurray330you won't regret it

Coming along shortly mhhhmmm.

@@Butter163 thanks 👍

@@tennesseebrigadeanv1523 don't get me wrong I agree I just enjoyed it older stuff more.

@redmanhomestead1966 Nothing wrong with that!

Depends on who is making the payment 😉. I'll take it if you make the payment.

@@vancemacd6315 it was very lightly used. It was an excellent find.

So far we haven't had a chance to use it, that's great to know though! 👍

@@133rip 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I just can't get behind all that myself. I like his older stuff

@@AnthonyPawlowski-s9d one might be surprised. I have used it for a lot here at our 35 acre homestead.

@@AnthonyPawlowski-s9d it's all about a person's perspective on things.

I appreciate it! We are trying. Progress not perfection. 🙏👍

@@danielm2246 what's the definition of insanity? Your exactly right