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JeffreyVerse
Canada
Приєднався 6 кві 2022
Its a bit random...I just make videos of whatever I'm up to. I have no idea what I'm doing....enjoy.
The Austin Woolen Mill - how to make yarn
Today we tour a new wool processing business and see how yarn is produced from sheep and alpaca fleece. Special thanks to Brian and Lynda for taking the time to explain the process and letting me come document things. The Austin Woolen Mill has a store anyone can visit if you're in the Austin, Manitoba area.
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Austin Toy Show 2024
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This is the 5th Annual Austin Farm Toy Show & Sale, in Austin, Manitoba. This year they've moved to a bigger venue at the Manitoba Agricultural Museum.
Classic Sega - Penguin Land & Wonder Boy in Monster Land
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Hey, here's some classic Sega Master System games that came recommended! We've never played them before; come see how we fare playing games from 1987. Ethan joins me; check out his channel: www.youtube.com/@EthanEccentric Special thanks to this guy, for showing me how to modify my controller so it would work on these two games: www.youtube.com/@chirinea
Return to Krazy Binz - $3 Day, looking for bargains
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I have returned to Krazy Binz in Winnipeg! Last time I was at the old location on $25 day; this time let's see what the new location looks like, and what is still up for grabs on the $3 Tuesday.
Allis Chalmers 716H Running a Snowblower - Winter showed up!
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Winter finally showed up in the new year, and now we're getting some snow that needs to move out of my way. Here's the old Allis-Chalmers 716H garden tractor, to which I've rigged an even older Allis Chalmers snow blower (aka a snow thrower). Here's what I did to make this work and some footage of blowing some snow out of my driveway...mostly into my eyes. Enjoy!
The Cheapskate Farming Finale - Farming Simulator 22 on the cheap!
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This is the end! I'm not working past Christmas, so I have two game months to wrap this up and hit my goal using only the cheapest equipment, land and buildings in Farming Simulator 22. It's been a fun challenge to do; thanks to those who watched and to those who gave some suggestions. Stick around for the finale!
Cheapskate Farming V - Building furniture and taking odd jobs; the push for $150,000 (FS22)
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This is Cheapskate Farming, the challenge where I try to play Farming Simulator 22 and make back 10% of my starting money by being the cheapest farmer possible. By only buying the cheapest land, equipment and buildings, can I turn my $1.5 Million starting cash into a modest return on investment, or will I fail because nobody is going to buy my Ikea furniture after it was left out in the rain?
Cheapskate Farming IV - Going for a Train Ride & the Honey Empire
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This is Cheapskate Farming, the challenge where I try to play Farming Simulator 22 and make back 10% of my starting money by being the cheapest farmer possible. By only buying the cheapest land, equipment and buildings, can I turn my $1.5 Million starting cash into a modest return on investment? You know how has the real money? Bees! They've had it all along...
Cheapskate Farming III - We're still doing this? Yup!
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This is Cheapskate Farming, where I try to play Farming Simulator 22 and make back 10% of my starting money by being the cheapest farmer possible. By only buying the cheapest land, equipment and buildings, can I turn my $1.5 Million starting cash into a modest return on investment? Why are you asking me? I sleep outside on a bench near a bunch of bees....I'm obviously not right.
Cheapskate Farming II - I build my own shed to save money in Farming Simulator 22
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In the second episode I develop my yard (cheaply of course), finally buy a tractor, but still don't make a single dollar! In this challenge I can only buy the cheapest buildings and the cheap used equipment at the shop in an effort to make $150,000 in revenue on my initial invested $1.5 Million. It's not going well, as you may expect. Oh well.
Cheapskate Farming I (Farming Simulator 22)
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Trying something new here, this is Cheapskate Farming, where I try to play Farming Simulator 22 and make back 10% of my starting money by being the cheapest farmer possible. By only buying the cheapest land, equipment and buildings, can I turn my $1.5 Million starting cash into a modest return on investment, or will I fail because this is obviously a stupid way to play the game?
Am I doing this wrong?? Winnipeg ComicCon 2023
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So I've never been to a comic-con before, I fell into a ticket last minute, so I headed out, totally unprepared. Maybe I'm doing this all wrong? This is the 2023 Winnipeg ComicCon.
1931 Gleaner (Baldwin) Pull Type Combine
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I recently recovered some old Mini DV camcorder footage of the field testing of a restored 1931 Model A Gleaner combine. I have re-edited the original footage into this new video, which shows the machine being brought out to thrash some wheat in the field. This same combine is now in the Allis-Chalmers museum, shown in a previous video I've done. But this is the most footage of this machine in ...
Can a Black & Decker Weed Whipper Husk Corn?
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This question was posed by a viewer on a recent video, and I thought they were really on to something here. In this video, we look at how the Black and Decker cordless weed whipper does at husking sweet corn.
Black & Decker Cordless Yard Tools Review - Chain saw, hedge trimmer and weed whipper
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Is the cheap stuff a waste of money, good enough or surprisingly good? A quick review and demonstration of some of Black & Decker's 20V cordless yard tools including the chain saw (LCS1020), the weed whipper (LST220) and the hedge trimmer (LHT218).
Rocky Top Mountain Coaster Review 2023
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Rocky Top Mountain Coaster Review 2023
Dollywood - Our First Impressions of the Park
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Dollywood - Our First Impressions of the Park
The Anatomy of a Buc-ee's - Visiting two different Buc-ees located in Kentucky and Tennessee.
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The Anatomy of a Buc-ee's - Visiting two different Buc-ees located in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Threshermen's Reunion 2023 Part 2 - Austin, Manitoba
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Threshermen's Reunion 2023 Part 2 - Austin, Manitoba
Threshermen's Reunion 2023 Part 1 - Austin, Manitoba
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Threshermen's Reunion 2023 Part 1 - Austin, Manitoba
Cutting cars apart - The Austin, Manitoba Fire Hall Open House
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Cutting cars apart - The Austin, Manitoba Fire Hall Open House
Royal Canadian Artillery Museum - Part 2
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Royal Canadian Artillery Museum - Part 2
Royal Canadian Artillery Museum - Part 1
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Royal Canadian Artillery Museum - Part 1
Why did I not see a allis Chalmers b112
That is a very good question....did I miss them? Maybe they're all still in use somewhere...didn't find one for the museum that wasn't worn right out? :)
No Masking tape😳
Yes, I think the official instructions recommend you tape around your light. I just didn't try to get near the edges - kept it in the middle. 😉
Nice! I will share your video on my channel.
Great job on this video! You clearly explained and demonstrated how it sounds and how to set up all the features it offers. It’s a great amp and anyone looking for a comparable practice amp from Orange, Blackstar, Marshall, etc. needs to check this one out. Due to its price, sound, features and size it definitely should be considered. Thank you for a job well done
on a 25$ day, i found a 3 pack of la roche posay sunscreen (which would be about 75$) and a stanley (which would be about 40-60$)
Jeffrey, thank you for this tour. I was pleased to see the Luebben hay baler that Gilbert Vust restored. What a fine piece of work. This was the invention of my great grandfather Melchior and his brother Ummo Luebben and Gilbert paid such a tribute to the invention by reserecting this Luebben Baler.
You are very welcome.
I believe that the turbines in the Hoover dam were manufactured by Allis.
I have heard the same thing.
...apologies for spelling your name wrong! Jeffrey, not what I said! Best - PT x
Hello Jeffery - although a couple of years have passed by since you made this video, it is still very useful. You are a similar type of player to me from what I could tell! Yours is the first video I have seen that features a quick and simple demo of how to use the foot switch which is really helpful. I actually understood what you were telling me! Looks ideal for my purposes. I wondered if you could tell me what sort of weight the L25 is? I keep my gear in one room and move it to another out the back when I want to play, so if this amp isn't too heavy that'd be ideal. I've also seen people mention that you can dial the volume down with the Master without losing any real quality in the tone coming out of the amp - what's your opinion on that? Anyway, sorry to bombard you with Qs, I don't mean to be a pain, but any info you can share would be very gratefully received! Appreciated the video - great stuff. All the best from me in the UK. Cheers! PT x
I haven't weighed it, but I'd say its not hard to move around at all. Maybe 10 lbs? Next day off I have I'll go weigh it; if you don't hear from me, it was around 10 lbs. Sound quality to my un-trained ears was good at any volume level I've played at so far. I wouldn't say lowering the master volume took away anything from the quality of the sound. Thanks for watching! (From Canada)
15:15 keep coming back to this just to see the recording of my anime 101 panel!! so glad it made the cut!! stay tuned for Anime 102 this year if it gets approved 😎😎
I'm sorry I wasn't able to stay longer and put in more footage! The day was too short - too much ground to cover!
Thinking about buying this. Thanks for review. God bless. Jesus loves you!
Glad I could help
Very good review of a great wee amp Thanks
Good Will has stores that "we" call the "Bins Stores". Just like what you shown but piles and piles of basically what doesn't sell at the stores. Sold by the pound.
By the pound? That's a different concept. I know local thrift stores will do "bag days" where you fill one plastic shopping bag of whatever you want for a set fee. I wish Krazy Binz would do one of these methods for the last couple days to clean up the leftovers.
Will a 4 button footswitch work?
does this work well with electro acoustic guitars?
Good question, but I don't have an electro acoustic to try it out....we'll have to see if anyone else has tried.
I am pretty sure it works.
I have it and it works fine with acoustic electrics in my opinion
Crazy you posted this video a week before i was there last year we really loved this place and will be back this August
That sure throws snow, who needs a spring when you have a spring in your step!
Full series now on ways to husk corn 101
But now I'm all out of corn! Series will have to wait.
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Cool stuff Jeff. Love the go pro action
Wooo. Big bail guy
Great video
Thanks!
It's so good, I even bought one. Great value.
When I try to plug my guitar into the amp nothing happens, when I go to the tuner part and try and play it doesn’t make any noise or show on the little screen, is there something wrong with my cable ?
Hard for me to say, but it could be. If the amp didn't respond at all to the tuning...your volume on the guitar itself is up all the way?
I couldnt agree more!👍 I took up playing guitar 4 years ago as i was approaching the ripe old age of 60. The electric guitar package came with its own little basic amp. After a while, i wanted to experiment. So i bought the Fender Mustang LT25. One of the best expenditures i have ever invested in!👍😁 Purchased the footswitch after a few months and i have now been using this amp on a regular basis. Normally 3-4 sessions a week. Highly recommended for any beginners.👍👍👍🤜🤜🤜
Thank you for this video! I don't intend to do this myself, probably could, but it is good to know the details in delegating the job to my professional mechanic. Wonder what running costs are for this now, and if it wise to do both bearings at the same time.
does anyone know if it has Drop tunning function?
My sister inlaw use to run the grist mill. My brothers, sons, and father run steam engines in miniatureland and one of my sons does blacksmithing
As more and more of these Bin stores open good indicator of the huge trade deficit US has with China. This is the discarded stuff that didn't sell in INDIA. Thanks BUSH & CLINTON for NAFTA.
In 37 a years wages was about $750.
What a remarkable series! keep up the good work Jeff!🤌you jump that train!
Europeans love roundabouts
Jamin said the jefferyverse isn’t real I told him he’s not real!
The cheapest property contains a drug house. Lumberjeff
Yeah, it all makes sense now.
You can put bales ot pallets on the flat cart of the train and on the end of the map there is a sell point you rent the train and drive it to the end and you sell it
I have to try that sometime. I always wondered why bother with the flat deck since in the list of products there never seemed to be an "off-map" sell point for bales and stuff. That would be handy if you're making bales close to a train track. Just rent the train!
Alagar is backk?!?!?! Ooh baby. What a way to end the season.
Yeah, if you look at 09:45, you can see him in the bushes there.
Well Jeff now you’re a train conductor and beekeeper! I’m impressed can’t wait for part 5 one day you’ll get a planter.
Can’t wait for part 4
Its on its way, man.
Now that's a fancy shed glad to see your farm growing. Keep it up!
Love the inspirational music! Great quality!
farming ain't easy sometimes all you need is a bench!
Start another game and treat it like GTA jeff. I wanna see 5 starts buddy
You know, you did just give me an idea for how I'm wrapping up this series though.
@@jeffreyverse Jeff being part of the verse team, it's my job buddy.
@@jeffreyverse any man that sleeps on a bench is a man I wanna follow
Big cheap shed to store them drugs bby lets go!,
Big Farma is always watching 😉
I see what you did there
If you need prison like farm tools.... I know a guy who can make yeah some 😉
Cheap land cheap drugs bby
Your town looks remote enough, grow drugs.... Do it Jeff. Do it.
Well, you know I sleep on a bench, so I guess it would fit the theme. Sketchy homeless guy sleeping on a bench outside of town growing drugs....
Fucking farm it Jeff lezzzz go!
Im just waiting for mine to arrive cant wait
maybe we'll see a black n decker kitchen appliance do weed whipping. great video!