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Lol that whipping noise comes in even on short grass

😂 he lost

Using chains is the easy way, its all about your speed, easy in automatics, harder in Manuals. Keep the tailgate locked, lift bed to stage 1, release tailgate and drive forward at a steady speed.

Guillotine: ❌ Quillotine: ✅

Are Zerks a pipe thread?

My Jubilee has the number of links of chain on each side at 8 and 7 just as you have installed yours. Is that for a reason the 8 and 7 or was that an accident and it just turned out that way. I have wondered whey my old tractor has one more link on the left than right.

Was the roll pin inside the over run PTO Clutch originally and you removed it prior to filming ? Did you have to drive it out? If not, where did it come from?

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What’s scissors do you own ? I tried with what I had it didn’t cut and I just about lost it and haven’t tried since then that was couple months ago

You people are sick! Stop castrating baby lambs of sheep in general!

I would have put geotech fabric under stone…

Ahhh. That's a hard lesson. He won't forget it.

He won by learning not to hit wasps with sticks. 😆

How do I unmod myself

Do you tow the tractor with that taco?

Omg 😲!!!!!!!

Guess it dont go far, i will never know bye

❤awww hungry Heron❤

Thank you, I gotta do this this week

Thank you for your information

You're burning up your dill, yo.

What the f*** is wrong with you why you should do that what the f***

So how far did it cover? I think he raised his bed too high too quickly.

It's easier if you remove the valve cover. (It'll roll out over the valve-rack.)

I throw grass clippings and big rocks in mine 😢 but I want to sell my home and I need to make it look decent lol. It is about 3ft wide and it was about 5’ deep until I started tossing everything I could find in it

Oh dear, my little Katahdin ram has horns! LOL They do the funniest things until the camera comes out!!

I tried this and after it was loose a few weeks later and I took it off a few days later he was back getting stuck. Is there a permanent salution?

Where can I find help with assembly of this product

that dude has been eating good

How's it doing? 🫐🌞

i order from them all the time just to feed my bass but this year I'm making a drainage and going to add some to deal the skeeter issue

It worked coz there were no soft spots and it wasn't too ruff.

Sir when rams take three steps back they mean business.

if I were along a busy road would people driving by judge me if they saw my goats with these crowns of shame?

Great delivery driver. That takes years of practice and isnt easy . Just out of curiosity? If he is a driver who works for a company , how much donyou tip them these days. Ive always customarily tipped great service and based it on if Im going to see the same driver for each load. It always pays to take care of the men and woman in the trades that take care of you and make the rest of your job go smooth.

Gonna turn to muck still with no ground prep first.

That driver is a professional.

I drive a trimmer axle dump truck I've done this twice last 2 weeks we don't spread much but I've been driving trucks for 36 years I work with drivers that can't spread not hard but there's a difference between drivers and steering wheel holders people don't have any respect for truck driver people should have to ride with a truck driver before they can get a license but people can't drive see it every day bad drivers he did his job people don't realize you can't stop big truck quickly we dump in some tight and ruff places

For me it is usually at least 20 feet short. Stay safe.

I'm not sure what everyone is making a fuss about. I see this every day. Good job yeah, but our company is full of guys who can do this

drive not gradeed or sloped, then compact the n add rock 12 year fix ten take carev40 yrs civil eng retired

Next time you do a driveway remind the guy he's on camera like this guy did lol... I need a little spread too

Excellent work 👍

Judging from the accent, I might be able to call them to my house.

@3:24 hey daddy look at this shit!

Never far enough

Always get a full load, I once got 15 tons then had to pay delivery for 5 more. Lesson learned, you always need more than you think.

I've never had the good fortune to get a dump operator that spreads that well. Saved you a lot of work.

Should have used #3 gravel first. Then crusher.

It is an art! Not this drivers first rodeo!