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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!

After That Job In The Barn, MOM Takes It To The House And Runs The Washington Machine Next. 😂😂😂😂😂...

Those are Fun. Where are you at?

Gotta love those old steam traction engines, especially when they have a load on them.

Thank you

Excellent presentation

Tony, you look and sound much healthier! Really like your system, look forward to seeing it in action. John.

Very cool and neat setup. You truly flexed some engineering skills on the build. I’m curious as to why you are releasing the vacuum out of the releaser when you have a sensor and pumps. Wouldn’t it have made more sense to plumb a shallow well pump on sap exit side and used the sensor to trigger on the pump to drain the extractor without losing vacuum? Also where did you source your plex glass end caps. I’m doing a build with float less sensors and c900 pipe but have not come up with end caps yet

Nice looking shed. Good work!

Sorry to hear that Tony, we've been seeing more at the hospital too. This strain seems to be hitting people a little harder than usual, but still nothing as bad as when it first appeared. If you need any help just give me a call.

Dang Buddy don’t worry about making a Video get you and your Family Healthy! Stay on the Farm get some fresh air. You need something cut we got your back! UA-cam and your followers will be right here when you ready! 👍

Get well

Hang in there! It's running around here as well. Don't rush it... we can wait!

As I always tell my wife, a man can never have too many chainsaws, power tools and _____________, fill in the blank. For me woodmizer sawmill, Kubota tractor, Husqvarna chain saws, and Milwaukee tools. Great video Tony, keep em coming. John

Great video. Nicely done and thanks for the Two Guys shout out...that is very appreciated. This is J from Two Guys BTW. Keep the good info coming and it looks like you have a great setup.

Tony! Thanks for the Shout Out Buddy!! Caught me Offguard. I am a Stihl Man Myself and New Holland! Keep up the Good Work, Excellent Video my Man. 👍💪🤠

Great video thanks

Thanks for the video, it definitely gives me some ideas for my shed, especially how you put a post on the front to the left side, I like that you can reduce the clear span that way. I have the same mill and pretty much the same base that I built earlier this summer. One thing I’d like to incorporate into my shed is a middle beam to be able to turn and move logs with a winch.

Nice catch what bait you use

Beauty 😊❤

How fair are you pumping with the transfer pump and about how high.

Great content Tony, I think a catch and cook video would be awesome to see, the catch, the prep and the cook

Good afternoon ! What are the size and name of your rod and reel and fishing line setup you’re using in this UA-cam video please. I need for you to answer my three questions that I’m asking you please. May the Lord be in your heart today to answer my three questions please and may the Lord continue to bless you and your family and your UA-cam channel in 2024🙏 ! Can you please do a catch and cook shells crawler and red ear and bluegills UA-cam video in 2024 please 👍 please keep them bluegills UA-cam videos coming in 2024 🤙. I love casting from the bank for shells crawler and red ear and bluegills . Which size and name spinning rod and spinning reel and fishing line you would recommend me to buy and use for shells crawler and red ear and bluegills fishing from the bank please. I’m a 64 years old man from Cleveland Ohio but now I live in Montgomery Alabama

Tony, you know it's a good day when you set out to catch smaller fish and you catch nothing but monsters! Great video.

I like fishing content too.

Great video very informitive

They're Delicious !

A 1" piece of the same clear tubing on the water outlet puts the drip right on the blade.

What kind of wood do you usually find in the telephone poles

Thank you for the info !!

Good eating all day at that size panfish baby

Really enjoyed the video! Thanks for filming!

Tony, I'm pretty sure that fish that slipped out of your hands was a two pounder!

If I have a qeeping willow very close to my pond, on the edge of my pond and I follow the instructions on the bottle will it kill my weepibg willow? I do not want to kill the weeping willow

Also, great analogies. Would a few mallards be a good management tool?

What’s makes the decision to keep or put back the fish? I’m pulling for you Tony, but the one that got away made me think about him bragging to the others. 😊

Great video. New subscriber. I had the same problem you had. My county agent told me that I had southern Niad, which looks exactly like what you have (mats of floating hair and what looks like clouds floating under the surface. My pond was 75 to 80% covered with it. It dies out in the winter so in the fall I went the grass carp route and put four times the amount of grass carp that I needed and 8 months later they have done absolutely nothing so I resorted to using the herbicide Diquat and completely wiped out my southern Niad in 1 week I don’t know what my carp are surviving on but It’s not southern Niad

I have a STIHL power head with an articulating hedge trim attachment and also an articulating scythe attachment just for the same reason. But it’s kind of slow going compared to a string trimmer so what I’ve been doing is using a string trimmer to trim all, but right at the very edge of the water which blocks the grass from going in the water, then go around again and do the last 1 inch next to the waterline, not as good as a scythe but sometimes I’m in a hurry. Thanks for the video

Those old briggs flatheads are invaluable. Definitely keep the motor.

Thank you for all your video’s and sharing your knowledge with us. I finally took the time to comment as i was too busy binge watching all your video’s. I like that its in real time and with sound, not too much music. You’re doing a good job on the editing keep it up. I purchase a used hm130max about a month ago got it all fine tune and ready. I am harvesting some windfall right now can wait to mill them! You’re video’s are a big help to me

That's oak son

So what

Bob Seger, oh yeah!

You did good............. I really like the shed, I may well build one simular some day. Thanks.............

Improve it. Need videos, so I can improve my back breaker.

I own the same Woodlands Mill that you have and by far your explanation for troubleshooting is excellent as I am having an issue with no spark. I want to commend and thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and expertise!

it looks like a really great shed.... could I ask how deep is the shed? looks like 8 to 10 ft? thanks jim

I have an old Didier that I've split a lot of wood with. Haven't decided what to do with it. Have had others as well that were free or of little cost that I fixed up and re sold. I upgraded to a conveyor and commercial splitter which has opened some doors and is fun at the same time.

Only thing I would do is raise it up higher. Let everything else alone. what is the hurry when splitting wood anyway? I find splitting wood therapeutic. So the longer it takes me, the better I feel. I'd just find or modify some larger wheels for it to make it higher and weld on some leg supports for the other end to make it level with the new tire height.

If you speed it up you will lose power I have tried it I have one older than that from the mid 70s it would split anything in its path till I sped it up