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Alot more expensive but better

@@Cheetahpuma-g2e i guess if u cant pour it yourself but this will never be a healthy home for someone to live in mold box as it sits

We're currently re-doing the skirting of the home and once finished, we'll go in and put the vapor barrier before putting in the subfloor. Any deck screws were used temporarily before structural screws were used in the rim joists. Thanks!

@@cripplecreekfarmsky faith in humanity restored. Best of luck!

None. The majority of these older homes in my area did not use a sill plate. There are two small additions that were added to the home years later, that utilize a sill plate.

We will be installing a vapor barrier before installing subfloor.

When this home was built, I’m guessing a vapor barrier wasn’t an option. One will be going down before subfloor is installed. 😆

We're currently re-doing the skirting of the home and once its finished, we'll go in and put the vapor barrier before putting in the subfloor. Thank you for tuning in!

Exactly!! Saves a lot of grinding with starter!!!

We've never had an issue with cold starts with that tractor. It's always fired up for us (even in single digit temperatures). Agreed though, once we've got electric down to the barns, we're going to leave it plugged in. Thanks for tuning in!

Some years we may get 3 or 4 inches in a season and others 3 to 4 inches in an hour. Agreed though, a 3 point blade is in our future. Thanks for tuning in!

It definitely adds a little more stress to the job!

Appreciate it J. Andre! The goats definitely are appreciating the cover with the roughly 10 inches of snow and 3/4'' of ice we ended up getting lol. Thanks for tuning in!

Haha, sometimes it can be. But when you have that time consuming breakdown or random rain shower pop up, it can get you questioning why you do it lol. Appreciate you tuning in!

Thank you! Appreciate your kind words!

I appreciate that! Thank you tuning in!

Glad it was helpful. Appreciate you tuning in!

Glad it was helpful. Appreciate you tuning in!

1) I’m not sure what you’re asking about expansion on the framing? 2) putting a vapor barrier down in crawlspace before putting down subfloor. 3) I went back with what was there originally for floor joist due to spacing restraints and spaced @ 16” on center. I’ve not entirely ruled out some support out in the center of some larger rooms. Love to help you if I can. Thanks for the questions!

@cripplecreekfarmsky expansion in the joists. I noticed a few had to be tapped into position. The 16" blocks also seems snug. Will that not cause warping of the boards?

Appreciate that! Some of the damage was from moisture and the rest was from termites. Hoping to have an update video before too long, stay tuned!

Appreciate that! Hoping to have an update video before too long, stay tuned!

Appreciate that! Hoping to have an update video before too long, stay tuned!

No sir. There's a company called All Terrain Conversions out of Indiana who does the conversion. Thank you for tuning in and appreciate the question!

It's always a little more work than anticipated but worth it in the end! Appreciate you tuning in and sharing about your project! Sadly we are still far, far away from being done lol. Hoping to have an update video before too long, stay tuned!

Thanks for the question! We're going to apply the plastic sheeting once we finish the skirting on the home. Hoping to have an update video before too long, stay tuned!

Appreciate that! That old stuff was pretty nasty. We've since had every inch of it treated for termites. Hoping to have an update video before too long, stay tuned!

They are 16'' center. Appreciate the question and for tuning in!

Thank you and appreciate you tuning in! The whole floor was in much worse shape than we initially thought. Hoping to have an update video before too long, stay tuned!

Thank you! We're just old school I guess lol

We're looking at a few options at the moment. Right now we're working on the homes skirting, using an insulated material that will help. Hope to have a video before too long on it. Appreciate the questions!

We may have to try that out next time! Thanks for the feedback!

Thank you! This was for 4x5 hay rolls. Unfortunately, I do not have an itemized list of materials or plans to sell

Appreciate it!

Good luck on your project! Hopefully this video will come in handy for you!

Once plumbing is run, technically you could do a pour but I don't think we will. We won't have insulation in the floor joists but we are using an insulated material for the skirting of the home that will help. Hope to have a video before too long on it. Appreciate the questions!

@@cripplecreekfarmsky nice work!

Thank you! It's definitely been a good mower

We've never had an issue or complaint with this HX mower. Shulte seems to be a good product too

There's nothing like a good fish fry!

I appreciate it!

Haha isn't that the truth!

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Check out our newest video ;)

We have not been able to work on the home much but we'll have an update video soon!

Glad it was helpful!

That's exactly what we've done since this video

We weren't sure what was beneath so that's why we went layer by layer

That would probably help. We live on the wild side though lol

definitely....could you imagine the movement that would cause?