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thank you for your video.

What a beautiful cargo trailer.

Well done 👍 great job make a e bike camper you have a great time camping 🏕️ out in the woods in the summer 🌞 .i love mine never have to pay for hotels

I honestly hadn't considered this style of plucker. Seems effective. I was looking at the washer drum style ones for about $400...

❣️❤️❣️ Hi Mark 😁 thank you for this video 🤸‍♀️🤸‍♀️ chicken looks delicious 😋

Is this the Red Green channel?

rotation how many revolutions per minute good luck

Thanks for sharing this piece of beautiful work. Happy canoe sailing!

i would like to make a quick bender for large arches, what is the science behind figuring out the measurements to make the bender?

I hope at some point you put a shield over the plucker pulley. Great video, i'm going to get started on one. I've got about 20 roosters that need to be resting in a cooler box next to my frozen peas.

She looks beautiful.

Thank you for this ingenuity. Exactly what I need and within my very limited budget! Cheers!

Thank you for sharing this, a lot of useful engineering knowledge can be harnessed.

Awesome thanks Brother... i learnt a lot

Thanks mark

Fantastic. The wheelbase (about 38") is sufficiently wide to compensate for the top-heavy load. I suppose you could haul a couple sheets of plywood and a few sticks home from the hardware store? That's my big challenge to get some projects done for my home enterprise without a car. Or paying stiff delivery fees. I made mine low and long for a (believe it or not) a bed frame - it's really comfy. I put it on 2" casters. It works like an instant Murphy bed - just tilt it up on its side. Bed's made! It's 24 x 72 or something. As my lumber-hauler it's going to sit on a set of Chinese 10 inch casters I bought off eBay for $60. I will give them an anti-flat treatment and keep them at 35 PSI. I'm not going to use it for a trailer a lot - but I'll be sleeping on it a lot. So it's a flat-bed - no pun - ladder construction - very strong and light - now about 25# but will be 50. I figure I'll just screw a bin on it when I need to haul laundry or move stuff. So I need to digest your vision on the seat post attachment - but I'm thinking of attaching to both sides of the rear triangle with a rear hitch - I can do some welding - we'll see what turns up for material in the next couple days around here. Also, with swivel casters in front, it's a full stable platform - just add a sail and you could wind surf it. I would like to make a pusher electric out of it next probably lose the front casters and install a single front wheel - or I may do the bike with some upgrades. Probably a better plan. Thanks for the Vision Visit!

A great design. Perfection there. PARTS Question: Where did you call the sleeves? PVC sleeves?

Thanks so much for sharing this info. When we share we all win

Thanks for sharing. The changes fron boat 1 to boat 2 are very informative. You did a lot of nice work, and put it into good materials. That will pay off in the long run.

Isn't this a form of click bait? Its certainly is a waste of time listening to him yacking about a piece of plywood.

Appreciate you! We don't do enough birds here to really warrant these $500 pluckers. I think this build will work out great for 50 birds a year.

Who actually did the work?

Una pregunta amigo, con el pasar del tiempo de que manera has mejorado ese desplumador? Que modificaciones consideraría usted se debería hacer para mejorarlo?

Genius!

This idea is really climate dependent, if you live in a region that gets horribly dry in the winter (<25% RH) then venting into the house is probably fine in most cases - still a good idea to by a hygrometer so you can monitor the humidity levels in your house while you do this. If you live on the east coast or the west coast where winter humidity can be quite high, this will be a bad idea and you will probably create a nightmarish mold problem, having anything above 70% RH is quite bad for your house and your long-term health.

Cute … but not tho k enough.. it’s sunk.. and that’s not windy

You are one heck of a craftsman and instructor. Many thanks for the great video

I appreciate your attention to detail. Thanks.

The most damn video ever tha i watched!

Thankyou

Thank you, I was looking for ideas for making a mass.

Its only as old permian era. Before that plants and trees fell and turned to coal.

Ponga el pollo para ver si queda limpiecito de las plumas.....

Great work

I like the idea. I’m running my electric dryer without vent hose as our vent outlet is clogged and it takes a someone to clean it. Now my home is warm and humid

Good. I planted them in a wire leaf bin with a good layer of leaves. Then I began to wonder if that was smart or a mistake.

wow clever idea! just what I needed, thank you sir!

Hi,👋 Thank you for a very creative and actually brilliant presentation of a much needed invention. 2024 🌎

amazing video. been working on my tortilla technique, today is my third time

Can’t we use like insulation drying bags like dry buddy ones n fit this ?

The plywood wasnt routered out where the pipe lays on the wood? The round pipe goes on a flat arch?

I like the concept 👍

I'd be scared a car broadside that thing and it swing around and take my leg off. Looks a bit dangerous.

You changed my life. My gardening off grid life. Thanks for sharing. I got your book! Blessings from Italy.

Nice! Thx!

Im in the UK. I use a plastic drum 220 litres that was used to transport olives from greece to UK and it has grooves for the casters to run in. I have fitted handles to help rotate the drum manually whenever I walk by (save on lecky) and have it at a height so I can side (rather than end) empty it into a wheelbarrow by opening a latched hatch.

I bought the books, Thanks a lot. I'm am now starting implementing your method here in central Italy. A lot of blessings, friend!

A roller-furling sail and mast would be much lighter. There would be no need for a boom, and it would operate about as easily. Hobie uses that system on their Adventure Island boats and I think it might be easier for DIYers to build. Much could be done with ABS pipe. But your system looks a lot nicer. It's nice to have carpentry skills I suppose.

I also like the information Jeff from Missouri Wind & Solar shares! 👍🏻

i am building a bike camper and i had no clue what i was going to do for a hitch but now i have the perfect thing, Thanks!