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Building our Farm Shop Part 3: Setting the roof trusses, roof purlins and lateral bracing
In this video, Part 3, we have the perfect day and crew to set the roof trusses, then on to roof purlins and lateral bracing.
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Building our farm shop, Part 2: Poles, Purlins and Carriers
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In this video we set our poles, establish a benchmark and install treated skirt boards, purlins, carriers and truss ties.
Building our farm shop, Part 1 layout and dirt work
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We are building our 40x80 farm shop, this is the first stage. Doing the layout, boring holes and pouring concrete in the holes. Setting poles and framing will be in the next video, part 2.
Picking ear corn with a New Idea # 10 and a breakdown
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Picking ear corn with a New Idea 10 picker and John Deere 50 tractor.
New Idea # 10 Corn Picker
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We are going to pick a couple acres of field corn with this combination this fall #shorts #antiquefarming
John Deere 3020 disking old pasture ground
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After spraying this little pasture field with Roundup to kill off weeds and thistles, we were ready to disk under all that dead biomass and get some dirt exposed. This has been cow pasture for a very long time. #antiquetractor #johndeere
Dad’s antique tractor collection, where will they go?
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After dad passed away and some of his tractors went to family member…..where will the rest of them go? #antiquetractor
John Deere 50 & small sprayer
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We have 2.5 acres of ground that needed spraying to get rid of old vegetation and thistles before we can work it up for sweet corn. #antiquetractor #farming #farm #farmlife #johndeere #johndeeretractor
Dad’s John Deere 60.....where did it go?
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When my dad passed away, he had given some of his tractors to family members he knew would love and enjoy them. This John Deere 60 High Seat Standard he left to my son Chris.
Memories of a Farmer, the Final Chapter
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Dad loved telling his stories on our channel, and he loved hearing the comments so many had left. As in all stories, there needs to be a ending and in this video I wanted to give closure to so many of you who watched, liked, commented to dad......he loved it! We will miss him. The family of Clare A. Ash Jr.
Solar Lights for our Chicken Coop
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As the days get shorter we decided to add some solar powered lights in our chicken coop. #solar #solarpower #diy
We Built Our Own Field Cultivator
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My son Chris and I use our talents to build our own small S tine field cultivator from some salvaged tines and inexpensive steel tubing and angle iron. #homemade #welding #diy #anglesidefarm
How does the John Deere 1240 plateless planter work (very basic)
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I wasn’t able to find much information on how the 1240 functioned when I was looking for a 1240 planter, I hope this is helpful to anyone looking for basic function information
Our Farm Progress, and an update on Dad
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Our Farm Progress, and an update on Dad
1/64 scale Toy Farming with Adam
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1/64 scale Toy Farming with Adam
Cornwell's Turkeyville Tractor Show
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Cornwell's Turkeyville Tractor Show
Antique John Deere #6 corn sheller demonstration
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Antique John Deere #6 corn sheller demonstration
Corn crop 2023 , need rain.
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Corn crop 2023 , need rain.
Corn Planting 2023
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Corn Planting 2023
My Dad, 97 years old...still plays with tractors
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My Dad, 97 years old...still plays with tractors
My Dad’s first time back in the shop, an update
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My Dad’s first time back in the shop, an update
Projects, Progress and Thank You Shoutouts
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Projects, Progress and Thank You Shoutouts
Baby Chicks Arrive during the Great Ice Storm
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Baby Chicks Arrive during the Great Ice Storm
Building a Steel Mezzanine --VanVille Construction
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Building a Steel Mezzanine VanVille Construction
Load pigs the easy way........use Marshmallows! #pigs #hogs
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Load pigs the easy way........use Marshmallows! #pigs #hogs
Channel Intro
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Channel Intro
What did it cost us to raise a group of pigs to butcher?
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What did it cost us to raise a group of pigs to butcher?
John Deere 3020 plowing snow on Christmas Day
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John Deere 3020 plowing snow on Christmas Day
Arctic Cyclone? That’s what they called it!
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Arctic Cyclone? That’s what they called it!
What did we buy now? Killbros box for our John Deere 720 gear #Killbros #JohnDeere720
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What did we buy now? Killbros box for our John Deere 720 gear #Killbros #JohnDeere720

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  • @adrianmbindyo5971
    @adrianmbindyo5971 9 днів тому

    Hello steve...good job I wanted to known the calculations to follow to see the live load a simple mezzanine can carry before buckling/collapsing

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 9 днів тому

      I would not know, I am not an engineer just a good friend helping out and doing a video of the work that Vanville Construction does

  • @evanaustin2636
    @evanaustin2636 14 днів тому

    Very nice work, Steve! I like your 4' truss spacing a lot better than the 9' that's in my shed. It's been there for 50 years, but I still don't like walking on the roof because of that. You probably get more snow load than we do too. I wish mine had an overhang. I also wish my house had a fascia board under the aluminum fascia. Not sure whose idea it was to slap that up there without one but that's been a major pain in my ass. A lot of things have been done to this house in the last 156 years that leave me scratching my head. Thanks for sharing, Steve! Be safe, and I hope you have a good one!

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 12 днів тому

      @@evanaustin2636 I built one pole barn for a customer a couple years back with trusses sitting on the post at 8’…..never again. I understand your aggravation, been there! Thanks for stopping by Evan and Merry Christmas to you all sir!

  • @jefffirefighter12106
    @jefffirefighter12106 14 днів тому

    Not sure where you live, but in and around Shipshewana IN. there are Amish dealers who can get you the parts you need, as they still use that type. That's where I get all my repair parts from, good people too!

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 14 днів тому

      I’m about 3 hours north of Shipsy. I haven’t done anything to the picker yet but if I fix it I’ll check in to your suggestion Thank you

    • @jefffirefighter12106
      @jefffirefighter12106 14 днів тому

      @@AnglesideFarm I watched 1 of your other videos and noticed you must live near Battle Creek or Charlotte Mi. I live in Cass County Mi. so going to Shipsey is only a 45-minute drive, lots of reliable parts for New Idea stuff down there. 1 of the parts dealers also has good used equipment, not all beat-up, as the Amish use horse's not tractors to operate their equipment. Good luck with whatever you end up deciding to do with the picker. I use mine every year for feeding the cattle ground ear corn.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 12 днів тому

      @@jefffirefighter12106 I’m near Charlotte. Must be a different order of Amish than here. I see tractors on steel wheels with rubber tread bolted to the rim. I’m sure it’s what their bishop allows. One day I saw a JD 5020 hauling grain to town with an Amish operator.

  • @jankotze1959
    @jankotze1959 17 днів тому

    Very informative Steve

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 17 днів тому

      Thank you Jan. Hopefully helpful too.

  • @firehousecustomfab3286
    @firehousecustomfab3286 18 днів тому

    Very nice setup. I wish I could get a shop. Like that built on my place. Great job

  • @RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh
    @RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh 18 днів тому

    Looking good Steve, wish you were closer and we could discuss a house build. Looking forward to part 3.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 18 днів тому

      Part 3 is up Tony. All you gotta do is move to Michigan

    • @RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh
      @RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh 18 днів тому

      @ I’ll get to part 3 by I can assure you I’m not moving back to Michigan 😂. I spent two hours in NY today and about froze and now I’m in Pennsylvania and it’s even colder but no snow.

  • @RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh
    @RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh 18 днів тому

    It’s great to see you finally getting to build your barn Steve. Thanks for sharing and hope you have a blessed weekend my friend.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 18 днів тому

      It’s a dream becoming Reality! You as well sir!

  • @onehappyfarmer3461
    @onehappyfarmer3461 19 днів тому

    Trusts on 4 ft centers, that should be a very sturdy shed.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 19 днів тому

      Yes it should, at least I hope so.

  • @TheCowEmporium
    @TheCowEmporium 19 днів тому

    You got a lot of great shots for this video Steve. Having a crane out is awesome fun. Two hours, wow! They did an amazing job. Great crew for sure. Your building is going to be so strong. Well done. Black and white sounds nice. We used traditional red for our new barn. Take care.🌺

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 19 днів тому

      Thank you Annette I wish my son would have been here to get shots of footage with the drone……following the truss up and set in place would have been cool. Thanks for watching, and stay warm!

  • @TimRumfield
    @TimRumfield 20 днів тому

    I enjoyed helping set the trusses, just made this old man a little sore afterwards.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 20 днів тому

      Tim I appreciate your help so much, and on such short notice! Just remember “old man” you are still younger than me by a few months 😂

  • @brenterickson1695
    @brenterickson1695 20 днів тому

    Sure makes me feel good that dumb mechanic, farmer{that would be me} builds my buildings pretty much the same as a pro{ that would be you}...LOL. Using a crane for trusses is the only way to do it. Your letting the wife make a lot of decisions on this build and your going along with them, I bet she's going to buy you a really nice green 4020 for Christmas😁.....Thanks Steve enjoying your build.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 20 днів тому

      @@brenterickson1695 oh man, a 4020 for Christmas would be the best gift ever 😂 Actually Brent she was the decision maker on the size of the barn, I was originally going 40 x 64 x 12…..she said it needed to be 40 x 80 x 14. Who am I to argue with the Mrs 😂

  • @twinbrookacres
    @twinbrookacres 20 днів тому

    Cranes are a great thing!! You made good time with the trusses. Thanks for sharing, Steve.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 20 днів тому

      @@twinbrookacres that crane is such a timesaver and takes the work out of the job. Thanks for watching and have a merry Christmas sir!

  • @Rollinghillsfarmsmn
    @Rollinghillsfarmsmn 20 днів тому

    I’m so old I remember setting trusses by hand… no crane…just ladders and a long 2x4 to push the peak up to us balancing 😅 Great video!

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 20 днів тому

      I still do it that way but not on 40’. Only 32’s or smaller…..I’m lazy I guess 😂

  • @ThatOliverGuyChris
    @ThatOliverGuyChris 20 днів тому

    Looking good, Steve!

  • @pinesedgefarm1155
    @pinesedgefarm1155 20 днів тому

    Amazing what can get done with nice weather.

  • @AgWildNebraska
    @AgWildNebraska 20 днів тому

    That'll be nice

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 20 днів тому

      I’m anxious to put it to use! Thank you

  • @brycewiborg8095
    @brycewiborg8095 20 днів тому

    I like the look of 4 feet compared to the 9 feet my Menards package came with. I suppose I shouldn't complain. Other than a few sheets of tin i replaced after a storm it's been good for 30 years. Thank you Steve.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 20 днів тому

      We did one barn for a customer at 8’ I’ll never do another, I don’t feel very comfortable in the middle of a 2x4 spaced 8’ apart. Slower to build for me too. Thanks Bryce

  • @GosselinFarmsEdGosselin
    @GosselinFarmsEdGosselin 20 днів тому

    Moving along! Looks good Steve!! Next video, tin and done??

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 20 днів тому

      Thanks Ed No I’ve got more I’d like to cover such as concrete, window install, setting up the shop. You’re not getting rid of me that quickly 😂

  • @GosselinFarmsEdGosselin
    @GosselinFarmsEdGosselin 20 днів тому

    Good afternoon Steve. Doesn't take long when you have decent weather!

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 20 днів тому

      Hey Ed Yeah I’d love another couple weeks of nice weather

  • @Pennies_on_the_dollar
    @Pennies_on_the_dollar 20 днів тому

    Wow, you guys rocked through that for sure Mr Steve!! That smooth crane operator sure made life simple and Quick I'm sure!! I love the explanations and showing what y'all are doing!! I don't know if I will ever be able to able such a building, but these videos sure are helping me!! I hope you capture a little of the window framing too 😁😁 Yes sir, those structural screws are amazing!! Wonder why those are exactly what I built my lean to with 🤔😉😉 Really enjoyed seeing the progress and you back doing video's!! Look fwd to seeing whats next! 😁😁👌🏻👌🏻🇺🇲🇺🇲🔨🪛🪜🪚

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 20 днів тому

      It did go so smooth I was even amazed and as giddy as a schoolboy 😂 I could do a short video on framing in a video, it’s what I planned on doing this weekend anyway and two birds with one stone! Thanks for watching Nelson!

  • @southtexashay777
    @southtexashay777 20 днів тому

    Nicely done Steve. I remember when we had our 40x85 metal barn finished. I looked up and said this place is BIG, now I say, I should have made it bigger LOL..

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 20 днів тому

      They say we never build them big enough right?

  • @crslyrn
    @crslyrn 21 день тому

    NNNIIIICCCCEEEE ‼️‼️‼️ The laminated post seem to be a pretty good thing. My polebarn/shop has been standing for just over 20 years with them.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 21 день тому

      @@crslyrn I guess they will last longer than I will😂 Thanks Ron

  • @TheCowEmporium
    @TheCowEmporium 22 дні тому

    Great update Steve! The laser levels are awesome. Oh gosh, nails are terrible for much more than just tacking something in place. Trusses are a big job for sure. Hope the bad weather doesn’t last long. Take care.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 21 день тому

      @@TheCowEmporium got the trusses set today, big part of the job out of the way now. Thanks Annette

  • @Rollinghillsfarmsmn
    @Rollinghillsfarmsmn 22 дні тому

    Our first pole barn, built by Morton, used laminated posts back in ‘93. Still standing straight today as our calving barn after years of livestock abuse. Interesting way to level your barn. Nice mobile scaffolding. Nice explanation of how you built everything.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 21 день тому

      @@Rollinghillsfarmsmn Thank You, I’d say your posts are holding up! I had to think of a way to use the scaffold without tearing it down and putting it right back up, the hay wagon did the trick! Thanks for stopping by!

  • @Erik_MN
    @Erik_MN 24 дні тому

    Shouldn't your truss carriers be notched into the posts? My preference is notching trusses directly into posts w/o a carrier.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 24 дні тому

      Are referring to setting trusses at 8' o.c. directly on post? Although I've seen it done and did a barn for a customer that way once, I am setting these trusses at 4' o.c. which requires the carrier for the truss between the post. Michigan building code requires a double carrier but does not require them to be notched into the poles. My preference is not notching them, although I can see the added support is not a bad idea......just something I have never done in my 35 years of being a licensed builder.

    • @Erik_MN
      @Erik_MN 23 дні тому

      @AnglesideFarm If they aren't notched in then the fasteners from the carrier to the post are taking the full roof load. Would recommend adding through bolts in that case. Roof load can approach 50 psf with drifting in my area, probably similar for you depending on where in MI.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 23 дні тому

      @@Erik_MN you do you, I’ll do what my building code requires

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 23 дні тому

      @@Erik_MN and by the way…..we use 5/16 x5 GRK lag screws on both carriers into the pole

    • @Erik_MN
      @Erik_MN 23 дні тому

      @@AnglesideFarm 👍

  • @evanaustin2636
    @evanaustin2636 24 дні тому

    Your building is looking good! I've seen the laminated posts before but never worked with them. I've had to repair 2 posts in my shed so far that were rotted off. It was built in the 70's, so I guess I can't complain. Thanks for sharing, Steve!

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 24 дні тому

      Thank you Evan! That’s not much fun replacing posts.

    • @evanaustin2636
      @evanaustin2636 23 дні тому

      I used those repair brackets on mine. Cut the post off where it is still good, dig out underneath, form and pour concrete up to the bracket. I did them 8 years ago, so far so good

  • @pinesedgefarm1155
    @pinesedgefarm1155 24 дні тому

    Making lot's of progress and making the dream come true. 👌

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 24 дні тому

      Thank you….im already dreaming of using it, so much yet to do

  • @robjodipayne2361
    @robjodipayne2361 24 дні тому

    Great job Sir. I appreciate your effort and explanation of the step by step process. Hopefully in 2025 I will be able to build our Pole Barn and your videos are a huge help!

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 24 дні тому

      Thank You for this comment, it makes me happy knowing I can help others build their dreams. I hope in this series of videos I will be making folks are able to find them useful. If you have any questions I am happy to do my best in answering them for you. Again.....thank you!

  • @ThatOliverGuyChris
    @ThatOliverGuyChris 24 дні тому

    Awww, you started without me. 😆

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 24 дні тому

      You still got time to help set trusses!

  • @TheGrumpyFarmer
    @TheGrumpyFarmer 25 днів тому

    They used that style poles on my shop extension 4 years ago. The original shop had actual poles. Are you going to insulate the shop

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 25 днів тому

      The plan is to section off the barn at 40’ with a wall that will have a sliding door in it, and insulate just the 40x40 shop area. This part of the plan might take a while though. The main focus is to get the building up and get machinery inside. Your shop is all insulated Andy?

    • @TheGrumpyFarmer
      @TheGrumpyFarmer 24 дні тому

      @ no only the front part

  • @brycewiborg8095
    @brycewiborg8095 25 днів тому

    I don't have any experience with the laminated posts. Looks nice though. Thank you Steve.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 25 днів тому

      Thank you Bryce Have a good weekend

  • @firehousecustomfab3286
    @firehousecustomfab3286 25 днів тому

    Very nice job, looking great

  • @timpingel9607
    @timpingel9607 25 днів тому

    Looks like it’s coming along nicely!

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 25 днів тому

      Thanks Tim, given our winterish weather conditions I’m pleased with the progress

  • @brenterickson1695
    @brenterickson1695 25 днів тому

    That's sure going to be a nice building...money well spent.....Thanks Steve.

  • @pagrainfarmer
    @pagrainfarmer 25 днів тому

    Wow Steve! That picker was doing a good job until it broke. Sorry that happened to you. I was particularly impressed at how well that old machine husked the corn. Very few husks in the wagon. I've have a new idea 2-row picker (which I haven't used in years) which is newer than yours, but it never husked the corn as well as yours does. Hope you can get it fixed.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 25 днів тому

      Thanks Charlie, I’m torn between fixing the picker or scrap it and get a small combine

  • @pagrainfarmer
    @pagrainfarmer 25 днів тому

    My farm shop was built in 2018 and the company I bought it from used laminated poles. First time I ever saw them. Building looks good so far.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 25 днів тому

      Thanks Charlie, lots of guys using the laminated posts, not sure I’m a fan of them…but it’s too late now, they are in the ground 😂

  • @southtexashay777
    @southtexashay777 25 днів тому

    Nice job Steve on the explanations. Your building is looking nice. Have a great week.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 25 днів тому

      Thank you, I always worry if I explain things well enough for others to understand

    • @southtexashay777
      @southtexashay777 25 днів тому

      @@AnglesideFarm It was all good.

  • @GosselinFarmsEdGosselin
    @GosselinFarmsEdGosselin 25 днів тому

    Interesting about the laminated poles. In my opinion, they'd be better if creasote treated, as the green 💩 only lasts about 2 years around cow manure... Looking good so far! Thank you Steve!!

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 25 днів тому

      Neighbor farmer has an equipment barn probably built 25? Years ago with the creosote posts and 4 of them have rotted off at ground level. I sure don’t know what the answer is….maybe all concrete 😂

    • @GosselinFarmsEdGosselin
      @GosselinFarmsEdGosselin 25 днів тому

      @AnglesideFarm don't think I haven't thought about steel reinforced concrete pony posts.. come up about 4 or 5 feet, then treated from there up.. or concrete and steel...

  • @frede5656
    @frede5656 25 днів тому

    That's a real good start,let's hope the weather holds out for you. I ordered the trusses for a 36 x 60 when the weather was still nice up here. I am rethinking that decision now with all the snow!

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 25 днів тому

      Fred where do you get trusses up there? When we built our cabin in Tower we bought all our materials through the lumberyard in Onaway.

    • @frede5656
      @frede5656 25 днів тому

      @@AnglesideFarm There is a small Amish plant building engineered trusses in the Posen area, before that l used a company up by Cheboygan.

  • @jankotze1959
    @jankotze1959 25 днів тому

    Thank You Steve, great progress and nicely explained

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 25 днів тому

      Thank you Jan! I worry that I don’t explain things so it’s understandable

  • @twinbrookacres
    @twinbrookacres 25 днів тому

    I'm glad you explained the finger-jointed posts. I spotted those right away. I haven't seen those before. And, I agree with the benefit of using screws instead of nails. I certainly need to correct mistakes quite often!! That's going to be a nice barn!

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 25 днів тому

      I can’t say I’m a fan of those laminated posts cutting them off at the top of the carriers with the nails in them tends to dull saw blades. Thanks for watching

  • @billspooner5373
    @billspooner5373 Місяць тому

    Same 520 - it surges a bit since the carb was rebuilt, seeming like the governor needs some adjustment. Any tips? Thanks

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 28 днів тому

      It does sound like a governor issue, sorry I can’t give you a tip on the fix. I haven’t had that problem to give advice

    • @billspooner5373
      @billspooner5373 28 днів тому

      @ , thanks anyway.

  • @billspooner5373
    @billspooner5373 Місяць тому

    My 520 wants the choke out an inch or 2 after the carb rebuild. What do I need to adjust to lean it up? Thanks

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm 28 днів тому

      I guess I would just move the adjustment screw in or out and see if that helps. My 50 likes the choke out to get started and then I push it back in as it runs a couple minutes Wish I had a better answer

    • @billspooner5373
      @billspooner5373 28 днів тому

      @@AnglesideFarm , thanks!

  • @TheCowEmporium
    @TheCowEmporium Місяць тому

    We are so excited for you Steve. Good looking lumber. Great explanation of how it’ll start. I want an auger like that for putting in corral posts. 😅 Take care.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm Місяць тому

      Thanks Annette That auger is a back saver!

  • @brycewiborg8095
    @brycewiborg8095 Місяць тому

    That should be a nice building. I like how your early employer explained you have to learn his way. Thank you Steve.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm Місяць тому

      I sure hope so Bryce. Yeah that advice I have never forgotten Happy Thanksgiving sir!

  • @pinesedgefarm1155
    @pinesedgefarm1155 Місяць тому

    That'll be a nice building! Looking forward to seeing it being built and later filled up.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm Місяць тому

      Thanks I’m not sure we can fill it just yet, but give me time!

  • @pagrainfarmer
    @pagrainfarmer Місяць тому

    Hey Steve - glad to hear you're building your dream shop. In 2018 I built my "Red Shed", which is a 50x70, 16 feet tall. That was about as big as I could make it, based on the spot where I placed it. However, it's already too small. Never seems to be enough room.

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm Місяць тому

      Hi Charlie, nope never big enough!

  • @1kenntx
    @1kenntx Місяць тому

    Will be watching your progress on the barn..Are you taking any suggestions for a color of the barn??

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm Місяць тому

      Hi Ken! Judy says you can suggest any colors as long as they are black and white!👍

  • @jankotze1959
    @jankotze1959 Місяць тому

    Thank You Steve, it will be a great series

  • @isellu
    @isellu Місяць тому

    How exciting Steve! A guy needs to have a new shop. As a non-farmer, I am guessing that is winter wheat you are building on top of. Can you operate your combine in the the finished shop for an August harvest? That Bobcat makes the hole boring look easy. In my suburban subdivision I would have hit AT&T, Comcast, Metronet, lawn Irrigation pipes and our underground dog fence at least every other hole! Your great video is as good as any tutorial....don't underestimate your teaching skills. I'll look forward to watching your progress. TJ

    • @AnglesideFarm
      @AnglesideFarm Місяць тому

      Thank You! Yes that is winter wheat, Joe will be the one combining this wheat and he is just up the road a couple miles. That bobcat takes all the work out of getting holes in the ground and Tim is a great operator. I know what you mean about underground utilities in subdivisions... Thanks for watching, come on out when its finished!