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I like the way you go your slices. Make as many as you can then pull them off. Less waisted time

Should have bought a Wood Mizer

Thanks for the video. Hows it holding up? Did you need to add stop leak? I have a similar all fridge unit with the same issue.

I have listened to numerous videos. Who are you ticked off at to do such a video.

dont look like you even used it as clean as it is

I got one somebody lost the nut,so they welded the blade pan on. If it was not for the fact that the deck needs massive amounts of rust cut out and replaced I would buy new parts. Sometimes farmers come up with very stupid ideas. My buddy bought it at a farm auction and i bought it from him. So its getting hauled to the scrap yard.

That's the same thing I came to see ... Nice!

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what color does the light light up what it overheats?

Still for sale? I see you said you was south of St. Louis. I’m also south of St. Louis. Price?

if youre just trying to damage the weeds constantly maybe vinegar or some kind of acid damages them. Maybe coat them in something to interfere with them. Green spray paint.

Still for sale?

Picking mine up tomorrow

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My old Kubota starts really well, but I think I've got slightly excessive blow by. I just dumped some of the stuff in and looking forward to see if it improves things. I two bought the restore after watching project farm, but I'm glad I saw your test as well.

I was told the dust from a chainsaw is contaminated by chain oil.

where did you get the 4 way wedge? did it come with it?

The tubular spacer between the two bearings on the vertical output shaft is badly designed. It's a plain tube with no holes in the wall so it means gear oil trapped between the outside of the tube and the gearbox case cannot circulate. When I overhauled my gearbox I cut 4 slots about 25mm (approx 1inch) long and 13mm (approx 1/2 inch) wide in the bottom of the tube at 90 degrees to each other. This allows the oil to pass either side of the tube, meaning all of the oil in the gearbox circulates around, maximising the life of the oil as well as the gearbox.

Ordered my SM26 with trac extension a couple days ago can't wait to get it and setup and start cutting

Nice pond size! Do you have any underground water close by to fill the pond?

Hello!!. . . Could you please tell me which is the entrance and which is the exit in the CatchCan? The right one is the exit and the left one is the entrance? Thanks

I know you said the wood is treated, but I wonder if there’s any better options or maybe a good coating for extra protection for the wood and roof

Is it same location for 02 7.3l diesel? Plz respond if u can thanks

Can you confirm if it's actually a 24mm socket or a 22??

i have a 2021 kia rio s hatchback i want to change my transmission fluid does it also have a filter you can change?

I'd be worried your solar panels will go flying in a high wind. There may also be code problems with having mountings too close to the crown of the roof. The temptation to do zero penetration mostly comes from a misunderstanding of how roofs work. You aren't trying to seal it up like a bath tub so it will hold water 2' deep. If you stack up that much water on a regular roof, you'd have water pouring into the house. It doesn't work that way, and never did, unless you have a flat roof. It's all just layers angled down hill in such a way that if water penetrates the outermost shingle, the one below it will bring it back up to the surface again as the water flows down hill over the underlying shingle, not unlike thatch. As such, it should be perfectly fine to have mounts drilling through the shingles in areas covered by other shingles. This is how the shingles themselves are traditionally attached after all, with nails along the top of each shingle, and the next shingle layered above it. The mounts just need to layer in with the shingles following the same pattern as the shingles themselves. It might be easier to do when the shingles are being put down because then the uphill shingles won't be in the way, but our solar installer had no problem working with the roof as is. There are aftermarket products designed to do this very thing. I've also patched holes in our roof from an incorrectly installed rain diverter by just layering some thin aluminum plates over the hole with some roofing cement, and it worked fine. Not an expert, but I think you are asking for trouble with your design.

Thats (d)um(b). a good wind storm is going to lift the off & trash those solar panels. If you don't want any roof pentrations, than go with a ground mount. Better since you can clean them & inspect them easier.

I have seen decks built on top of flat roofs and they use 2" foam board strips between the roof and decking board to protect the roof and prevent having to use wood on a wet surface. They use the foam board exactly like like the 2x4s are used here. A skirt could be placed around the structure to reduce the amount of wind that could get under the solar panels, but this would potentially increase the temperature of the solar panels and reduce efficiency. I would still be concerned about not having any attachments to the structure. There are some good roof attachments that prevent leakage and I would at least install a few attachments. But if one were absolutely opposed to putting holes in the roof, perhaps straps could be added to the ends and tied somewhere under the soffits or perhaps replacing the gutter nails with heavier duty screws and attaching to those.

You’ve got to be kidding me?

Very nice i like design idea. Your gonna need to slip a few hundred to inspector to pass code. Lol

This might void the roof job & shingles warranty?

That won't work in high wind load areas in the U.S. (Tornado Alley, etc) 70mph sheer wind loads can snap telephone poles in half. I like the idea tho.

I just have mine on 2x2s screwed together at the peak, haha. cost about $40

Wind will take it won't take much wind to lift it right off. Good luck. Did you get a permit to do that?

If you have room on ur property it’s best to build a separate rack for the panels and stay off of ur roof

Wouldn't pass an inspection.

Good work!. To add a bit more wind protection (if you didn’t) tie downs at the bottom and end would help. As far as spacing above the roof, I installed my 72 panel array 8 inches above a new metal roof, It keeps the space below and the panels so much cooler and that makes them produce more power.

Depending on where you're at this won't fly if you had to get a permit from the city. There are clear and visible obstructions along the ridge of the roof which would be used as a patway for firefighters (I get it's unrealistic anyways). But stricter counties would not be happy about this setup.

Hey......why mount them on roof......make a car port.....shade for deck......secondary out buildings.......cheers

'Less holes' is good, but not doing 10 or 12 on each side to have it securely mounted is a bit overboard.. Yeah you don't want 50 or 500 holes, but a reasonable number can be easily dealt with.

I saw something similar on youtube from a company up in Minnesota area, and my only concern would be that here in central FL we do occasionally get hit with a hurricane or a near miss with high winds, and even though I made a pully system to get my panels up and down from the roof it's a hard long process to remove and put them back up especially my 60lb 72 cell panels. Great system if you do not want to drill in to your roof like I don't seeing as I just put a new metal roof on. I've found the only way to do solar financially viable is to do it yourself, solar installers charge so much it's not even worth it, general rule of thumb: if it will pay for itself in 10 years or less it's worth it :)

great work.

Sooooo.. can it withstand Category 1 storm?

That is not good! There is absolutely nothing wrong with roof penetrations when done properly. Over 10 years I did 300 homes and never had a single leak. Instead you will rot your roof away by mounting wood to it, and will have a very expensive roof repair on your hands in probably about five years depending on how wet your climate is.

Amazing - I was thinking about this possible approach, since I dislike to make holes in the roof that may cause water to drop through. Thank you for example on giving options!

very good video I have this exact same gear box and even same color. however the vertical shaft will not release and come out of the housing. do you have to remove the horizional shaft first which dosent appear so in the video.