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Thanks Mr Travis

Thanks Mr Ted

lol i havent thought about that. I dont know how the cows would react to a private beach lol.

I think a tiny tractor would make your life alot easier

I agree. Some of the parts on this thing are crazy expensive to replace or repair.

Thank you Mr Kenny

@faithfulfarmadventures the speed heads are awesome. Since I have 2 trimmers though I just keep the steel blade in this one now.

@@tonysdailygrind2162 thank you Mr Tony

@@diego.barralamoedo.4021 thank you Diego

@DilynHorton Hey Dilyn. I agree they are. I'm used to this one but I do always wear ear plugs. The sound is constant when it's moving. Thanks for being here

Mr John I understand that. This one took a bit to get. It's been very useful over the years.

You getting those shorts going buddy? 😂

@Farmscrap1183 I agree. Luckily they are fairly simple to replace and cheap.

Hey Mr Phillip. What do you mean?

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead Nothing...just trying to be funny.

@phillipthethird42 lol thank you Philip

@oakiewoodsman thank you Mr Joe. Hopefully it helps someone

@brandonhoad9033 hey Brandon. The saw blade or most of the metal cutting blade work really good for their purpose.

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead chainsaw

@brandonhoad9033 ah that trimmer can change heads out to make different tools. That would be handy.

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead yes it is. Funny though, it sounds like a four stroke

@@brandonhoad9033 That is strange lol

@@toddcaskey9984 hey Mr Todd

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead I thought it was always a primer bulb

Lots of people call them primers. I call them primers most of the time lol.

Thank you Mr Matt

amr they are a hand tool to have around the farm

Hey Loretta and Jason. A scraper blade would be very handy. We used to have one on our old allis chalmers tractor but we haven't had that machine in decades.

Thank you. I'm really enjoying this machine. I'm not sure on the price comparison. I'm sure they are close

Hey Todd. That is not mine. I wish it was. This is the Fraud Oakie's saw lol

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead could tell cuz the chain was loose and his isn't rapped too tight 🤪

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead I'm not rapped too tight also , I need boards 53 1/2 inches I cut six , the 7 th is 51 1/2"inches. I need a total of 16 for the flooring on this scaffolding I want to put implements on I'm already short 2 now I'm short 3 🤪

@@toddcaskey9984 lol i seem like when im cutting boards i do the same thing. I have got in the habit of buying extra when i go get some lumber

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead I'm cheep , these were free hardwood pallets thick ones . I'll take some ash logs to the Amish to have them cut up for me. I need a lot . I just got 2 sets of scaffolding with 8 sets of beams so I need 16 , 52 1/2 inches 2x6's per shelf , i have 4 shelf's so I need quite a few.

Hey Mr Tim. I do like Cat machines. mainly cuz those where the ones i worked on for several years. these machines are handy though

Hey Andrew. I'm glad i am not the only one lol. Thanks for being here

Thank you Mr Len

Hahaha I did sing it. Mr Tony its a great machine. Thanks for being here buddy

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead city lights, lover boy!

Thank you Mr Dustin

Thank you Mr Ted. This little machine is handy to have around.

Thank you Mr Kenny

@BGWenterprises BG that's great advice. I agree. My 550g isn't the best machine to clean this out with. I'd really like to get ahold of a D6 for a week and a 140 would be great. I think I will pump the pond down 1st as much as I can. Probably have to wait till next summer. I don't have a great way to diverting water from the inlet. The neck by the Inlet dries up quicker than the rest. If I can catch it dry enough soon I'll start digging that part out.

@OpenAirAdventure Hey Mr Kenny. I agree. When they told me 10k I though we'll I can just keep limping it along it does fine for the most part.

Agreed

@@OpenAirAdventure Mr Kenny. That skunk had me scared for a minute that dozer wasn't moving fast enough lol. This size dozer is great around here. It's small enough to get around easy and transport it. It's been a nice addition to the farm.

Hey Mr Brandon. They do come in handy for that and make quick work out of it.

Thanks

Hey Mr Todd. Me too I slept in. Not long enough though I've got to work nights tonight. Gona be a long day. Only one pig?

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead I was up at 5 , so I had to have the pig there by 06:30 , it was already loaded and truck & trailer ready to go in the front yard lol . What do u do for work , I'm sure I already asked , my mind sucks at remembering stuff 🤪

That's an early delivery time. I work in the energy industry

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead most people took their pigs Tuesday afternoon , I was at my mom and dads and came back home & didn't get home until 6pm so they told us since we r 15 min from the place have it their 6:30-7:15 they were going to kill all at 08:00 & hang butcher Monday and pickup Tuesday . I was on a 2 year waiting list for this butcher , I drop off 2 on Friday at 5 about 1:30 away from me , they r nice , I'm going to take this sow that wasn't a good mom , never seen her really feed her babies & they were all small she would stand their and they would eat and when she went in her house to sleep but other than that she never layed around and fed her piglets .

@@toddcaskey9984 dang that's a wait time. during covid it was like that around here. glad that has gotten back to normal. we did have almost a 2 year wait last time we butchered some steers. Now its about 3 months out for butchering.

Hey good morning.