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Jacob Pritchett
United States
Приєднався 10 лис 2012
Videos of my journey starting my own buisness doing landscaping, auto mechanic work, septic installs/repairs, irrigation installs/repairs, and home remodeling.
Відео
Building a metal building part 5: interior framing , sheetrock and final
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Building a metal building part 5: interior framing , sheetrock and final
Building a metal building part 4: frame and sheets
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Building a metal building part 4: frame and sheets
building a metal building part 3: water, sewer, and electrical trenches
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building a metal building part 3: water, sewer, and electrical trenches
Building a metal building in city limits part 2: new fence
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Building a metal building in city limits part 2: new fence
Building a metal building in city limits part 1: Pulling permits!!
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Building a metal building in city limits part 1: Pulling permits!!
replacing pins and bushings and track adjustment pin on Takeuchi tl8
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replacing pins and bushings and track adjustment pin on Takeuchi tl8
buying a Jenkins truss boom for my skid steer
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buying a Jenkins truss boom for my skid steer
busting out concrete with a skid steer and concrete breaker
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busting out concrete with a skid steer and concrete breaker
installing new tracks on a 2016 Takeuchi tl8
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installing new tracks on a 2016 Takeuchi tl8
building a 7ft cedar fence with 2 sliding gates
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building a 7ft cedar fence with 2 sliding gates
building a 7ft cedar fence and staining it
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building a 7ft cedar fence and staining it
installing a new ao smith 50 gallon water heater
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installing a new ao smith 50 gallon water heater
installing a wireless remote for my winch
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installing a wireless remote for my winch
building new gin poles for my 2nd gen ram
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building new gin poles for my 2nd gen ram
installing a flat hitch on a bad boy lawn mower
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installing a flat hitch on a bad boy lawn mower
moving conex containers with a skid steer
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moving conex containers with a skid steer
Buying and repairing a Big Tex pipe trailer
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Buying and repairing a Big Tex pipe trailer
Can you guy travel to a different state? Hahnville , Louisiana ???
👌💪💪🔥🔥💎💎💯💯
Just got an AO Smith water heater. The part that everyone skips over is the cold/hot water connection. I took out the blue "plug" but I noticed that the blue insert is kept in. Now I'm wondering if it will leak or what the function of the blue insert is.
I just did mine last year I use PVC material it won't rot
Nice job dude! I’m gonna build myself some a bit different but I’m super stoked you shared the video!
You can tell you care about your craft. Nice job, and i wish everyone took the care you do.
How mach installation.
Do not discard..."let's get rid of that"! 😂😂
What is the shipping weight?
Thank you, this helped me problem solve the issue I was having installing the 40 gal version. You da man.
What about 2×3 tubing like 11ga. Or since tubing is stouter than pipe could u use a light wall like 14ga so 2x3 light wall. Btw seen ur video of the Jenkins boom. Way cool. Never knew about those. But ive built two booms, one that could mount on tractor hay spheres with chain rigging, and another 14ft mounted on a skid steer attachment plate. Cool videos chief
Awesome build. I wanna see the front wheels come off the ground 😂 can't wait to start on mine
Are those the 16 inch Ion rims on your Truck? I have that exact truck bed and all but mines a single cab, I've been wanting to upgrade the rims and tires from the factory steel 16s. That's a really nice looking Setup you have there.
I look at your video Jacob, Can you provide me information where to buy that Rod expansion for the track? Please thank you!
Nice job. Cool channel. It's the first time I see such a fancy trailer - is it yours? What model is it?
Hey there!, thank you. Yes it is mine. Its a 32ft " big tex" pipe trailer.
How deep is the footer?
A foot
Nice video bro thanks 🙏
Unfortunately u doing to break the windows
Unfortunately i didn't the whole time i owned it.
Question why leave the hardware where someone from the alley could potentially unscrew a section of your wall and get into your backyard and take what they want large items included?? I would think the hardware would be the interior so nobody could undo a section of your wall… building a fence right now was wondering
Thats a good question. So since we typically use 2x4x16, they would have to unscrew 24 screws, by that time , someone would likely hear them. Another reason is just because thats how its done around here, in the ally, the pretty side faces the yard for yard ascetic. It looks tacky the opposite way. If the backyard fence was exposed where its seen from the front street instead of the ally, It would be the oposite. Hope that makes sense
So purpose of the metal frame? Could have just went fill wood
Thats such a junk and cheap way of doing things. It would warp and fall apart within a few years. Leave it to the professionals
@@harleynightster12 you missed my exact point, Do it in ALL metal if your going to do it or don’t do it half ass. Exactly leave it to the professionals was my point of calling you out
Why would a wood fence have an all metal gate? Make that make sense....
@@harleynightster12I shouldn’t have to explain to another metal worker what I’m trying to say. I’m calling you out on this as a metal worker
Look brother, the metal frame is to keep the wood panneling from warping and twisting and sagging as it would in west texas heat. The wood is to complete the same look as the rest as my client asked for. An all metal gate wouldnt look good here nor would it work the way we designed it, to make it look seamless and hidden from a distance considering this is a elementary school and the kids play beind this fence This is an absolutely flawless, and beautiful gate if you saw it in person. Im sorry you feel how you do. But thank you for your input.
Nice. I'm doing similar build but am a little worried about the amount of weld contact on the open channel side with the pipes. Did you reinforce that at all?
No i didn't . Maybe i should have, but its held up to 85mph wind here recently, so im not too terribly worried. Theres a company out there that makes brackets for pipe to purlin, atleast local. Sorry for the late reply
That thing is slick. Jenkins makes some great attachments.
What’s your buddy’s number? Lol
What screws did you use for this cedar fence? To attach the 2x4s, to the galvanized post?
Dear Sir, How can I get a pump like this? I am from Africa
Wow! The change in color after about 2 months! Man that still looks beautiful! Are those the cedar pickets that are 2.50$ Ot the western red cedar that are 3.98$ Or what are they called where you live? And how much is each picket?
Theyre just cedar number 1 pickets. Typically around 3.50 a picket.
Which big box store carries those flat top cedar pickets?
Freal! I live in the boonies and everything like this is special order.
Never hook up the electrical until the end.. make it the last thing
Can i know exactly what type of wood and the dimensions of it? For the vertical pickets, And for horizontal 2x4s. Thank you in advance for the video looks amazing!
Cedar pickets and whitewood or commonly called studs for the 2x4x16s. Post spaced every 8ft, and the screws are called lag screws to screw the 2x4s to the post brackets.
OK, we don't need to see all the holes being drilled. One is enough. You didn't show your roller mechanism, only a fleeting glance.
8:39
The pickets and the 2x6 were cedar... What about the 2x4? Where they treated?
No, never use treater 2x4s on a fence. They will warp like no other. And the 2x4 top cap are also cedar.
Oh ok so the top cap is a cedar 2x4, and the horizontal 2x4's, are just regular kiln dried Studs. Awesome thank you.
Precisely. Although i use 16' 2x4s not regular 8' studs.
Are those 8 or 10ft posts?
Theyre 8'. We dont start using 10ft post until we get to a 7' fence .
@@harleynightster12 ohh ok thank you! 🙌
What’s the cost on this boom ?
I honestly dont remember what i paid, but i am thinking it was 2950 shipped, somewhere in that ball park.
You did awesome brother!!! Thanks for taking the time to share all of this! Much respect for you sir! Question on the tracks, are those OEM and if so how much did they run you. We purchased aftermarket and they have not done very well compared to the originals.
Thanks there! Im not to sure the brand, the company i purchased my machine from threw them in. Im not disappointed with them, but i would go with a different pattern next time around.
great work
Thanks for sharing ❤
See, that's what you call the bridges of vehicle. So there's salad me know, and they're cheap. And there's somebody little frame and go for me
Question,what size breaker/amps does it take?
As an electrician I must say you have some serious electrical issues with the install. That yellow wire is nowhere near big enough to power 5500 watt elements like your heater says it has. Also, what size is the circuit breaker? Wire that size should have a 20 amp maximum breaker installed and I’m surprised it’s not tripping. That tells me someone may have put a bigger breaker and if you continue to use it like that the yellow wire will have a meltdown. Also you need a proper connector to connect the wire to the tank. I recommend replacing that wire with orange cable and a 30 amp breaker which is rated for the load. If that’s not feasible you can probably buy elements that a rated at less wattage and install them in the tank and replace the breaker with a proper 20 amp at the same time.
nice setup
to anyone making one of these, consider welding a crossmember where he has the hooks for the chains and welding a loop in the center of the crossmember for a hook and pulley. then a winch on one side of the bed with a cable run thru the pulley and attached to the opposite side of the bed will allow the tension to be distributed onto both sides of the truck bed equally. also used to retract the poles
Nice video. Not picking it apart, but you should refer to the track tension guide to make sure you don't over tighten those tracks. With the tracks off the ground, you should be able to slide 2 fingers in between the center rollers and the track.
Thank you ! If you pause at 10:42, i did check it with 4 fingers between the track and carrage, which was 2 fingers under the center rollers! Same result, different method! But your comment will definitely help others since i didnt really explain that.
Hello Jacob, quick question . Can you share the part number for the pump so i can order it?
nice work man!! picking up a TL 140 Tomorrow!
You didn't grind the galvanizing off before welding?
Where 150 dlls
I'm confused. Why did you cut out the square 🕳? 🤷🏿♂️ Why didn't you just weld the metal on top of the 🔹 🍽. 🤷🏿♂️
Because of safety reasons. Diamond plate is thin metal, 14 guage to be exact. If i were to have some sort of accident, there could be a possibility of the poles ripping the Diamond plate where it would have been welded.
I’m going to start a build of one of these to set 400 LB trusses 22 ft , up , with a 1500 lb, rated winch , going to build it on a 1 ton flatbed , just wondering what size pipe or thick wall square to use
If i was going to go back. I would have used 3" schedule 80 at the minimum.
You could also use 3" sqaure 3/8 thick
I'm going to pick up my Jenkins truss boom tomorrow. I was searching for that truss boom and found this channel 🤘
Thats awesome!!