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Fun having the front view. How did I miss all these videos? Lol.

Good progress so far.

Looks like a lot of fun

Nice

I bet your ears would be ringing after a day of that rig.

Each push, I was wondering if it would be its last. Is that a home made bucket solution?

Need to work on that one a bit

Fun

Fun

That looks like fun

I could definitely use that in my backyard. I got huge 3 1/2 foot diameter oak logs that are about 10 to 15 feet long that I need to move and I want to Mill up into lumber

Hows things going with the machine ?

That forklift was manufactured by White. It’s even got the original paint color used by White.I know the company had a model in its lineup that could lift a load up to 41 feet high.That was the White 4-116 Hi-Lift. Very impressive capability for that time period. I’m not sure if the machine in this video is a 4-116 model or not.

I just bought a giant beast like this one myself, and was hoping you worked on it and showed a few things. LOL I don't think mine is as old, but not far off. I don't even know what make the thing is, and yours looks the closest out of all the ones I could find online.

Do you still have this?

Deep well!

I think your overalls have seen better days, lol. Looks like a very old battery charger. Oldie but a goodie.

Stupid snow. Glad you got some dirt moved, though.

Excellent cheers 🥂 luv it i need excavator 😊

What size engine and RPM is that powering your blower?

I think you should put your skids behind your blower ua-cam.com/video/nSg6pDSD52A/v-deo.htmlsi=UVU5d7JppbGNJTO_

Bummer on the differences.

Severely underpowered

Fun to watch - especially with 3 heelers in the vid. Would love a voiceover.

Who is the manufacturer?

Sweet!!!

Love seeing this! Fancy sawzall! Or however you spell it.,,

Just found your channel and Subscribed. Very nice lathe

Wow, lots of views on this video - you should do more of them! This is still the cutest snow cat ever.

Those are huge.

Looks so good!

Nicely done. Works like it should and it's taken a beating with those Icy conditions. It's bogging a bit , but like you said...once you clean the carb and if the snow wasn't so hard , that beast would be performing a lot better. If you tried using a blade on a truck for this job you wouldn't have a blade left or a truck for that matter. The right tool for the job. Cheers.

Dang snow.

Very cute supervisors.

Much easier than a jackhammer.

Wow. Super scary. I could see how much the wind was blowing by watching the Aspen trees on the other side of the cabin. Yikes! But I'm SO glad it's fixed! Thank you!

Filling your boots with snow is totally something I would have done, LOL! Also, that looked really steep and scary. Yikes!

How are things in joy your channel. But just so you and your viewer's understand I work in the nuclear industry. With that said you best want a front row seat if nuclear war ever comes the war heads are nothing compared to what follows there are 90+ nuclear power stations in the USA and 440 world wide . After a breakdown of all infrastructure around the world, fuel supply for the stand-by generation to cool will run out of fuel. Ractors will go in to melt down. The nuclear fires would burn for decades poisoning. The surface of the planet pretty much forever minimum million years. Have life the Radiation would seek deep into the Earth's crust through water table. There would be nowhere safe not even the best bunker in the world.

Yep, good enough for now.

Very impressive - I love those big concrete blocks. How do the ones on the roof stay together (without collapsing)? I assume they have rebar in them or something? I know nothing about this subject, lol.

Playing with gaussian blur? Nice propane pad!

So glad it's saved. That was a lot of work. You and Rick look so much alike.

Thanks. I am lubing my Yanmar io15 now.. Roller s seem smooth but it's a 1994.

Wow that's not to goo

That looked painful. My arms itched just watching it. But that's a cool hat/ear muff thing you're wearing!

Looks like fun

So much snow that last season and so grateful we caught this in time!

There is no way a peaked roof can with stand a big snow load. It must be able to slide off. To do this your roof must be in two sections with a pony or pup wall separating the peak. The reason snow won't slide is because of lamination caused by day time warming. In my location it is not the snow load that causes the collapse. Even though some years we have 100 feet of snow fall, with it settling to 30 feet by the end of the winter. It is caused by rain falling on that snow load , which acts as a sponge and absorbs the weight of the water. This is like trying to support a 30 foot deep swimming pool on your roof. A split peak with an overhang on the highest section of your roof will stop the lamination effect and allow both the upper and lower roofs snow to slide. Check out the Grand Duke mine structure north of Stewart BC Canada. The old boys figured this out in the fifties. It has since been forgotten much to the dismay of another newer failed mine just slightly north of there.

Really well done and explained. I hope you were warm in there😊

See the Outsider woodsman he found one it had a Ford standard tranny and it had a Iron Duke Pontiac 4 cylinder automatic he is building a log cabin in Ontario Canada a bomby