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Thanks Dave. Asked dad last week if he had been down to see you lately. He said no PM gluten free pizza in a while, but he has been home on the mend from double knee replacements as well, not yet permitted to drive. You start any thing crazy on that great wood lot of yours yet?

If you take Card over the phone and do delivery I’d surprise him.

@@TryNewThings You just let me know the day....and I'll make sure Wayne gets a pizza. On me. Could even be tomorrow if he likes. Will just need to know what kind.

@@TryNewThings House is done....lol. Still some landscaping to do...but we're up there every weekend for now. I'll have to send you a few pics.

Last thing I like to do is ask for help, that and the wife does not want to be on video, so have to come up with something. I don’t think they are thinner but could be wrong. I think the squares are smaller.

To satisfy your T Post craving they will make another appearance in Episode 237.

It will not peal, you may want to check for outdoor use on the label, not sure about that. I have had mine in the barn now for 3 years, and it does wear but does not peal. I would at minimum count on having to re-apply every other year. Where at first my floor would repel fluids, now if I'm not quick enough, they do get through and can stain the concrete, so I'm likely very much do for another coating as well. Thanks for your question, much appreciate you taking the time to leave the comment.

I know right? Obviously it had to be my barn they were trying to use as a reference... :)

80v, you are making me jealous, I have used a ton out of my 40v one around the farm and the house. Don't know how we survived prior to getting a pole saw, LOL. I just got a 40v blower and am editing the review video tonight. It would be no match for the 80v.

Still kicking butt and taking names. I'm really pleased with this particular purchase and greenhouse upgrade. Thanks for taking the time to leave the question, very much appreciated Paul!!

Great recommendation, no internet at the barn 😩

Can’t possibly give my dad more credit than he deserves for all the support and lessons I got from him over the many years. Thanks for taking the time to comment, much appreciated!

Perfect idea!!!

It is tough to make a good choice without some video to reference. Amazon can be misleading on the size or capacity of various solar fans... you think that is a great price, but read the fine print and see they are only 6" x 6". I know this one is expensive, but it takes a lot to really draw out the heat from a big space like a greenhouse. Glad you found the video helpful, very much appreciate you taking the time to leave the comment!!!

@@TryNewThings and they do everything in millimeters and probably invent their own measurement system soon because people are getting smart What we used to call the communist system versus the American system!

I'm glad you found my video as well, and hope this works out for you. Not sure where you live, but in the winder I disconnect the fan, and plug the shroud with insulation in a plastic bag to keep the heat in vs letting it escape through the big opening.

Me to! Sure beats running up the hill to turn the pump on and off :)

That just might work. Dad said something similar… cut the bottom out of a soda bottle, mount it upright with the cap on.

Wow, you all skipped spring went straight to summer… I’m assuming you mean Celsius?

@TryNewThings lol yes °c!

Good morning JW

Short term pretty good, it has been a number of years now since I built the barn and I have found that without reapplying your level of protection wears off. Still, heck of a lot better even now that untreated, but does no longer prevent leak stains unless you are quite quick.

@TryNewThings thanks, sounds like a product I could use. It is hard to find any long-term durability updates on this product. If I have to reapply every few years, that's not too big of a deal.

Pocket screws is how I attached the legs, you can see them at about the 9:00 minute mark. Thanks for the question. You thinking about building one? Two years on, and I'm getting a lot of productivity out of mine inside the greenhouse. Just pulled all the spring lettuce that had run its course and planted some cucumbers that are supposed to be heat tolerant and some peppers for the summer. If you havn't already, give the channel a Subscribe to catch other hobby farm type projects.

These have to be my favorite comments so far this year. Thanks so much for the chuckle. She is a good kid, otherwise I would have passed on this one. The paint is a great color but dang it was expensive. Hope your painting experience on your fireplace goes as well as my second attempt ;). If you have not already, give the channel a Subscribe, who knows, I may end up doing something else stupid. You may enjoy the Corn Sheller Restoration videos, that was stupid. Ended up paying a fortune for some real good oak LOL.

Great recommendation Rick. Yeah, I would not get any more pressure, but I'd certainly get more flow.

Any increase in diameter of the 'tap & hose' would result in greater flow, but not additional pressure. So would fill the bucket faster using gravity only. I would guess a 2" connection and hose would drain those Totes pretty quickly.

I have to pull the end up to the barn, then the middle up to the barn just to be able to reel in all that hose. I'm leaving the last 100' (150-250') down in the garden.

Yeah it looked like a heavy load.@@TryNewThings

Got some PTO coming up, going to try and get out and find some more silver. First time in quite a while.

@@TryNewThings As in metal detecting?!

Yessir.

As a pre-till option on new ground, I think it is a good option. Helped me locate and remove some rocks before tilling as well.

There should be, if you ordered the kit, write them back and they should ship you one. Mine came the same way and I had to do the same.

I have cages built around about 75% of my little fruit trees - have had 3 uncovered trees molested by deer so far :( The garden has a short electric fence + a 7' mesh fence for the deer, hoping this works.

It has been insane trying to keep up. I use the little cart to pick away within the rows, and this morning I pulled out the old 'break your back' tiller and tilled between the rows so I could put off weeding there for a bit. Thanks for taking the time to leave a great comment.

weeds are out of control, I have to go in this weekend and find my corn and pumpkins. I was thinking, a battery powered one would be neat. One where you don't even have to get up, just push "forward" button and it moves you down the row :)

Be glad you do not need one JW. It is pretty comfy, and I can also use it as a 'shop stool' for certain things around the barn I believe. I also hope it comes in handy when it is time to pick the veggies.

sure beats swinging an axe!!! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment :) Feel free to hit subscribe if you have not as well.

I don't know the answer, but could measure how far down it extends if that helps. I do not have a mower on my RK.

I do need to weave over head shots in as B-roll footage once I get the hang of it. Got my Part 107 UAS License, and I have access to a DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise, which seems pretty easy to fly.

Quite a bit of fun JW. But I certainly do not want to crash it either.

Glad I have since gotten my garden all in, with this rain, be a while before it isn't all mud again.

It is certainly a lot better than the overgrown abandoned property it was when I bought it. Lot of work to get it 'cleaned up' over the past 3 years. Can't imagine trying to tackle that without having bought the RK25. Still have additional plans for the plot, will likely not be any major additional changes this year, the more than doubling the garden area was this year's big effort I think, that and the rainwater collection system. Hope all is well over at the Astrodiver1 homestead, get any of your tractors stuck again lately?

I find it seems to work for a relatively small area. With 5 acres I can’t afford that many windmills. But at least I’m keeping them away from the lawn around the greenhouse.

It would be perfect for that.

@@TryNewThings Hey man thanks for the reply so quick. Just got a new subscriber

Great advice. And I will likely borrow that from you for next year. The peas are starting to pop through the soil now and from what I see I would agree with you. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, very much appreciated.

That is a really good tip!

Hopefully will find out this week. Supposed to rain every day, and I really need to get in there and pull weeds.

I’m just excited about not crawling around to plant. That will be a theme this summer. Got me a gadget to make weeding easier on the back and knees to try out as well.