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I'm not sure ginger will grow here either, but I figured, what's the harm in trying?

@elemento1991 I'm not at all familiar with the B26. Is it still under 25 hp? Mine is perfect for what I do. I avoided anything larger because of pollution requirements.

@@backtothepast1850 Ah I stumbled across the one in episode 20 and 25 when I was researching them and saw you also had the T25 on the channel which is one I’ve also been checking out. It is the same concept though, just under the emissions limit. It has better flow and hydraulics though.

@@elemento1991 I rented the equivalent Kubota many times before I got this. The T25 actually has more lifting power with the loader bucket than the Kubota. The backhoe doesn't have quite the reach of the Kubota and is a fuel guqqler compared to the Kubota. Overall, I'm really happy with it.

@amyreaves8054 wow, very nice! Where are you located? I'll start some demolition on the additions next year and probably won't get into the restoration until 2026. Glad you found my channel!

Funny how regional the weather is. Some parts of the country with a lot more water than they want.

Unfortunately late summer and fall usually doesn't give me enough water to keep it filled. Hopefully the liner will help with leaks.

Hahaha, the lab inspector will really be happy when we get some rain to fill it.

All I need is stove pipe. It's ordered, but haven't got it yet.

Hey, thanks, sir! I'm pretty happy with it too.

Thanks, as always for your kind comments!

Thanks very much! Glad you like it.

Good luck with your orchard. I was really impressed with the trees I got, especially being only 6 months out from seed. These were actually some of the smallest ones he had.

Has it been extremely dry for you too? You're probably not all that far from me.

​@backtothepast1850 yes, extremely dry. I also cut grass for a living, hard to make a living when nothing is growing

@@MySliceOfHeavenoutdoors sad, we're not getting moisture. I can imagine it's pretty hard on your business. My grass hasn't needed mowing in weeks, and it's even drier where you are.

Watch tomorrow evening. I'm happy with how it turned out!

Possibly, this grower told me they like an acidic soil that is well drained. They won't tolerate conditions that are overly wet. These grown in Arkansas obviously tolerate heat much better than northern varieties.

Thanks Collette. It was nice to be able to visit a bit on my last trip.

Always my pleasure.

Thanks very much! I always appreciate your comments.

It sounds like you're really busy too. That's great, in my view! Thanks for watching and the kind words. It keeps me going.

Hi Ruth, thank you! It's nice to hear from you again. How are things in Georgia?

Thanks so much. She's truly my best friend. She's gotten in trouble for drifting too far from home, but it's always because my neighbor's dogs have come to visit and she'll follow them. They're not very disciplined. For the most part, she's always within sight of me, and helps keep the critters from eating my fruit and garden veggies.

She's such a great friend to have around. I've heard it said that some people can have conversations with their cats. I told that to Gabby, and she thinks that's hillarious.

@@backtothepast1850 lol

Hey thanks, I always recall the same phrase.

Thank you Ruth! I don't get all the notifications for comments, so I don't check back nearly enough. I hope life is treating you well!

It seems to take forever. It's been really hot and dry, so I'm certainly not working full time at it. Thanks for the kind words!

I'm happy it was useful to you.

@@sinbads.4189 I'm not married. I may freeze some. I'll give many to my kids and neighbors, assuming the squirrels and deer don't wipe me out first. They're both becoming a problem right now. Anything that drops to the ground and is damaged, Gabby eats. She loves them. They're only a week or two from being tree ripe right now.

You are so kind

Wow, that's really refreshing, especially if the kids can watch and learn!

Hey Rick, it's great to hear from you. There's still plenty of room in conservative Arkansas!

Yes, and since a good part of it is a steep pull, about 60 sacks at a time was a good load. That's kind of what I planned my pours around.

Wow, thanks so much! I don't like concrete work all that much, but you know I can get it done!

Much appreciated! I appreciate your concern.

Sorry, I just saw this. It turns out to be pecan. There were several commenters that said so. When I went to Google street view, an old photo showed the tree alive. It's pretty definitely a large pecan.

@@backtothepast1850 Thanks for the reply. Pecans are abundant west and just north of me, but I have never seen one milled up to know what they look like.

@@ronatwell5379 this one had been on the ground for about 18 months, before I bought my place, so it had a chance to spalt some. Typically, there isn't this much color in the wood.

Gosh I'm just now seeing old comments. I apologize. I started with a system similar to what you mention in my old cabin. It actually did quite a lot, like refrigerator, tv, internet, coffee maker and microwave. i couldn't use two a t once, but it was easy to adapt to.

Gosh I'm just now seeing old comments. Thank you so much!

No, I won't lose the hillbilly music. Are you a classless idiot? The tank was filled before backfilling. I'm a contractor and have seen more failures with a concrete tank than with composite ones. Yes, we have permits and inspections on septic systems, but no building inspections because the county doesn]t issue permits.

Gosh I'm just now seeing old comments. I got it from Home Depot, Part of their Lifeproof series. I remember Hickory in the name, but didn't see it on their website.

Thanks, Sinbad! Your comments keep me encouraged!

It never runs all that fast. We had a torrential downpour yesterday and nothing happened. Thanks for the compliment!

Thanks Ruth! You're such a kind lady!

I have a couple in Colorado too, and plants always seem to do well.

Thanks very much, I appreciate the kind words!

Thanks so much, Ruth!

Thank you, Sinbad. The flooring is the same as what I used on a job at one of Colorado's state park, and loved it. All my colors worked around that. Since it was a wood floor pattern, I wanted either a stone or brick pattern for the shower walls.

The sink is the same as mine in Colorado. I actually salvaged it out of the cabin on my property.

@backtothepast1850 They must have sold several here in Colorado, huh lol🙂😉

It turned a cold sub zero in Arkansas just a few days after the middle of the country.

Thanks Sinbad! I made the outside doors, but ordered the interior ones like this one.

Yes, but well worth the investment

Thanks for the encouraging words, my friend!