I just bought a hand cart from Tractor Supply; it was immediately available from stock in the back of the store. The packaging said "Made in Taiwan". My dear wife was born in Taiwan to ethnic Chinese parents. Quality merchandise, in both cases.
Dennis I’ve found not all imported ( China, Taiwan or India ) products are bad. In fact some are very good. I typically hold off on my opinion until I have had time to try the product. Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools quick Fiskars question have hand. Hedge cutters on the grip is some rubber that’s turned into play-Doh material. They aren’t new obviously , I think I just need to wear surgical gloves when using.
@@rickthelian2215 Rick that should not have happen. I would get on the Fiskars website or call the customer service number and let them know what happen. I’m hoping you get a replacement. 👍TCT
Mitch glad you enjoyed the video, you’re right that deer was crazy funny couldn’t believe I caught it on video. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hello Tony, great job explaining the carts, we even had one in my company that you could carry an Air Handler into the house and up the stairs, then the base could be cranked up 6’ making it easy to pull the Air Handler up into the Attic, Take Care my friend 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Hi Larry, I’ve seen other dollys that move using compressed air and you’re right they make lifting and moving easy. Stay safe and I appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
ha ha Len, it’s gonna take a long time for me to even get close to the “Master” but I’ll give it the old college try. Glad you enjoy my content. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
We have a appliance dolly with the strap on it, can’t say I have used it for firewood but it sure comes in handy when moving large appliances! Can’t tell if the crazy buck is mad at the turkeys or just being playful…😂👍👍
Yeah the moving dolly definitely has its place especially when moving appliances, gun safes or machines like heavy cart iron table or band saws. I’m not sure if that deer was playing or mad but after chasing the deer he took off like he was late for the Kentucky Derby. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Steve, the farm dolly is an awesome piece of equipment that makes moving “stuff” easier, quicker and safer. Thanks so much for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Bruce you’re the smart one, I love your comment “ I had to get my wife one”😂 That had to be one of the most humorous hunts I’ve viewed in a while and I’ve got a bunch more to come. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I have just a regular 2 wheel dolly for all my little work moving and then an appliance dolly! I really like that farm dolly! All that buck wanted to do was play lol them turkeys 🦃 weren't up for it! Stay safe my friend
Tim with the equipment you have you don’t need a hand truck😂😂😂. That buck had the zoomies while he was in the field, we have him on game camera sparring with other young bucks. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Yes the farmer that plants our fields leaves a bunch of standing corn and as the weather gets colder and all other crops are harvested around us it truly is a magnet. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tim I couldn’t believe my eyes when it was happening, glad I had my cellphone. I’ll have more crazy animal videos, for some reason I’m at the right place at the right time. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Frank glad you enjoyed the video, I’ll have more crazy animal video coming in the future. Seems I’ve been fortunate to capture them on video. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hey Tony, I have been looking for a tool that could help be get stones from places that my tractor could not reach. I went to Tractor Supply and bought what you recommended. Immediately I tested it out on multi 100 pound stones and it worked like a champ.
Chris that’s awesome, Ive move a 450 lbs. gun safe by myself so I know a 100lbs boulder would be a piece of cake. I’m glad you got the same great results like I did. I really appreciate you watching and letting me know the results you got with the farm dolly..👍TCT
Hello Tony, up here in Canada we have an awesome store called Princess auto, it’s like Harbour Freight or Northern tools but 10 times better. It’s a real toys for boys kinda store. You can get hydraulic hoses made to order and the inventory is unbelievable. Check it out on line. You’ll be impressed. Their catalog is 1 1/2 inches thick.
Mark thanks for sharing, I’m always on the lookout for more “toy stores” I mean tool stores😂 I’ll definitely have to check them out. Thanks for watching and commenting as well as the new store tip.👍TCT
I have two, one is the converted dolly hand truck and the Appliance dolly. I will definitely be interested in the Farm dolly to move rounds. I have to halve tounds and sometimes quarter them when transporting. Lot of good information ! That Buckin Deer was hilarious chasing the Turkeys. They were probably gobbling/laughing at the 🦌
Craig you won’t believe how easy the farm dolly will move large block. And the best part is your back will thank you. That buckin deer was definitely entertaining to watch. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hand cart, dolly, two wheeler. I have had one in my hand everyday for over 25 years. Great tools! I wish I knew how many thousands of pounds of milk/ beer I have moved in my career? Probably be mind blowing! Definitely something you should have around the house. Maybe not as many as you have 😳 Thanks for sharing Tony👍🏻👍🏻-TOA
Ha ha Todd, my idea is if one is good 6 are better😂 It would be way cool to “guesstimate” how many pounds of product you have moved. I appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
I used to use those. Since I got away from toting wood for customers I actually took two of those lawnmower yard carts. Cut axle and bed off the one. Mock up to the other and brace the bottom. Got a double length cart with 4 wheels now
Now that sounds like a great idea. Necessity is the mother of invention! I’m sure you can get at least 1/2 to 3/4 of a face cord in that cart now. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I purchased a hand truck similar to the one in the middle from harbor frt when doing tree work to get big rounds out of backyards . Putting too much weight for the 2 tires , so I bought a longer axle stock and 2 semi pneumatic tires . Having duals allowed me to handle more weight and push much easier in grass back yard indeed for very little in up grade
@@TonysCoolTools No kidding!! That's an Edison grade idea!! - That old expression is true. I had to change it a little, "Mother is the necessity for invention"! Mom didn't like it much, but it was so true!
John I do plan on doing a review on a log horse log holder in the near future. Thanks for offering the suggestion. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
The middle certainly is what I got T Harbor Freight, and it's been great over the last few years hauling firewood out of backyards.. from watching you, the farm cart would have been easier at times..
Keith this year I’ve been very selective and specific about the bucks I’ve wanted to harvest. So far I’ve passed up a bunch of deer I would normally have harvested. We’ve been blessed with an abundance of venison thanks to my daughter and son-in-law so plenty of backstraps, jerky and canned meats. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Well Tony, you’ve done it again… cost me some money! I’m going to have to get that dolly and add it to the others I already have 😅. The only one it can’t replace is the appliance dolly… the strap and stair rollers make that one unique.
Dick sorry I reached into your pocket again but I’m trying to save you back. I agree the appliance dolly definitely has its place in my pole barn. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nathan that cart is way cool, especially when they show going through the snow and loaded with the big tree butt. Definitely would pay for itself if you were in a business like tree service or masonry. Ive seen something similar but It was a motorized wheel barrel. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Very timely. I've been looking at this for access to an area i harvest. Too narrow to get car or quad down to wood and carrying rounds in and out is a ball ache.
The yellow hand truck has saved me multiple times when hauling out bucked up rounds. It is the most useful tool for moving heavy stuff when working alone. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
The first thing I do after buying a dolly or wheel borrow is shit can those numatic tires and put solid rubber tires on them cause every single time you want to use it, it's always low or flat.
I’m finding that out the hard way, I’m gonna have to look into those solid rubber tires. Thanks for your tip, never to old to learn a new trick. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hi Tony, I have one similar to the 2nd one but have the fold down extended nose (3 in 1) Great hand truck. I’ve had it since 2011, used it to move house, but bent the axle. I can still use it though. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving.
I definitely agree with you Tony, the cart from Harbor Freight definitely looks like awesome for those large rounds. Aside from my cutting equipment I usually always pack a dolly cart with me as well when I go to cut wood, add that to a hook a roon and you are set. 👍🏻👍🏻
Nice overview and comparison. I bought the taller dolly in the middle of your array. I find the taller model with its extra leverage and the larger diameter wide tires provide essential stability and roll-ability on uneven ground; they are game changers. The benefit of a longer lip or fold out base extension are a pretty easy modification for a DIYer with a welder. Thanks Tony
You are spot on with your assessment. Making an extendable lip on the larger dolly would definitely make it more useful. I will say the wider stance on the farm dolly makes a huge difference when moving bucked up logs. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice job on a good video. Please consider using the sunlight that's available , it's your friend. Also do you oil the wheels on any of those bearings or do most have zerks for grease.?
Jean I agree the sun would be nice but I’m constantly fighting shadows and sun glare but we’ll see what we can do in the future. Not all have zerk fittings so the ones that don’t I either use some grease or spray a Molly lubricant on the axles. Thanks for watching, commenting and your suggestions. 👍TCT
Ha ha Dennis, it’s a big mess now. when we moved to Wi I had to store both my daughters stuff including 2 storage units. We’re in the process of selling off a bunch of stuff. With UA-cam, and firewood it’s a slow process to get organized, but it will get done at some point. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Ahhh yes I have to sell some of my tools or I’m going to run out of room😂 My problem is I always say “I may need That”, the other reason is I tell my kids it’s their inheritance 🤣 Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Glad you enjoyed the video. Though I haven’t harvested a deer so far Im being very selective this year and have passed up numerous opportunities. My daughter and son-in-law have 3 deer between them so we are set on deer. Actually we just finished processing 38 pints of canned venison and more to do as time allows. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Another Christmas gift purchased. Thanks, Tony! :) Oh- may I have the info for that slick-looking little ratchet strap that you used? We could certainly put some of those to use here on our property.
These ratchet straps are awesome, they are worth every penny I paid for them.They come in two sizes. Let me know if you have any other questions 1/2" Ratchet Straps- amzn.to/3yfF2UX 3/8" Ratchet Straps- amzn.to/3CwGqVr Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Your solutions would work even when you had on your best 'bib and tucker'. I think that means your dressiest tuxedo. So when Tony meets firewood in Wisconsin, that could be called Tuxedo Junction, all swaave and soffiskated!! All your demos are clean and neat! I'm sort of a bum when working. Btb, I was horrified at your shop organization! It looks like mine!! Only bigger! You refer to other videos you've made. Don't know if I've seen them or not. Would it be possible to number them? Maybe I wouldn't miss too many that way. You might wind up like Chris, 800+ vids, look 'em up by searching "splitting wood in the woodyard"! Yours might be "tool that helps me carry stuff Tony's Cool Tools"! See what I mean? Anyway, you still Da' Man!
I like my hand dollies and use them quite often. Thanks for showing different ones. Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
David I agree they are indispensable both in the workshop or in the woodyard.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I just bought a hand cart from Tractor Supply; it was immediately available from stock in the back of the store. The packaging said "Made in Taiwan". My dear wife was born in Taiwan to ethnic Chinese parents. Quality merchandise, in both cases.
Dennis I’ve found not all imported ( China, Taiwan or India ) products are bad. In fact some are very good. I typically hold off on my opinion until I have had time to try the product.
Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
Nice video! I spent about 35 years working with a hand cart as the primary tool, makes things much easier.
Harry
Harry, I’m for anything that makes my work go faster, safer and easier.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great Presentation Tony ❤
Rick glad you liked the video.
Appreciate you always watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools quick Fiskars question have hand. Hedge cutters on the grip is some rubber that’s turned into play-Doh material.
They aren’t new obviously , I think I just need to wear surgical gloves when using.
@@rickthelian2215 Rick that should not have happen. I would get on the Fiskars website or call the customer service number and let them know what happen.
I’m hoping you get a replacement. 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools thanks
Good demo Tony.......that deer is crazy funny!!
Mitch glad you enjoyed the video, you’re right that deer was crazy funny couldn’t believe I caught it on video.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hello Tony, great job explaining the carts, we even had one in my company that you could carry an Air Handler into the house and up the stairs, then the base could be cranked up 6’ making it easy to pull the Air Handler up into the Attic, Take Care my friend 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Hi Larry, I’ve seen other dollys that move using compressed air and you’re right they make lifting and moving easy.
Stay safe and I appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hi Tony…..it only gets better & better! Watch out Chris….catching up quick! Len (Devon🇬🇧)
ha ha Len, it’s gonna take a long time for me to even get close to the “Master” but I’ll give it the old college try.
Glad you enjoy my content.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
We have a appliance dolly with the strap on it, can’t say I have used it for firewood but it sure comes in handy when moving large appliances! Can’t tell if the crazy buck is mad at the turkeys or just being playful…😂👍👍
Yeah the moving dolly definitely has its place especially when moving appliances, gun safes or machines like heavy cart iron table or band saws.
I’m not sure if that deer was playing or mad but after chasing the deer he took off like he was late for the Kentucky Derby.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony, excellent review! I really like the farm dolly. 👍
Steve, the farm dolly is an awesome piece of equipment that makes moving “stuff” easier, quicker and safer.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting 👍TCT
hi there all have there place , good look at them all john
John thanks for stopping by, watching and commenting. 👍TCT
Another great video, Tony
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Those turkeys gave that deer the bird ! Yes those carts work well , had to get my wife one for hay bales , got tired of chasing mine around .
Bruce you’re the smart one, I love your comment “ I had to get my wife one”😂
That had to be one of the most humorous hunts I’ve viewed in a while and I’ve got a bunch more to come.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I have just a regular 2 wheel dolly for all my little work moving and then an appliance dolly! I really like that farm dolly! All that buck wanted to do was play lol them turkeys 🦃 weren't up for it! Stay safe my friend
Tim with the equipment you have you don’t need a hand truck😂😂😂.
That buck had the zoomies while he was in the field, we have him on game camera sparring with other young bucks.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
👌 Nice hunting spot. Standing corn is a magnet for deer.
Yes the farmer that plants our fields leaves a bunch of standing corn and as the weather gets colder and all other crops are harvested around us it truly is a magnet. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony that was great video including the bull deer ❤
Todd glad enjoyed the video. More crazy animal videos are coming.
Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
Another good one Tony. Take care.
Terry, glad you enjoyed the video.
As usual I appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thanks Tony. Loved the deer video, I bet that was cool to witness.
Tim I couldn’t believe my eyes when it was happening, glad I had my cellphone. I’ll have more crazy animal videos, for some reason I’m at the right place at the right time.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great stuff Great information Love the deer 🦌 clip Thanks for sharing 👍
Frank glad you enjoyed the video, I’ll have more crazy animal video coming in the future. Seems I’ve been fortunate to capture them on video.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony i dont know what I'd do without my dolly! I use it more than anything else in my workshop 👍
Geoff, I feel the same way, that’s why I’ve accumulated so many over the years.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
You are "right on!" Dollies are invaluable! For instance, I can't imagine where country music would be without Dolly!!
Hey Tony, thanks for covering this heavy subject. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving!
Ha ha Tony, I can always leave it to you for a well placed pun! 😂
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hey Tony, I have been looking for a tool that could help be get stones from places that my tractor could not reach. I went to Tractor Supply and bought what you recommended. Immediately I tested it out on multi 100 pound stones and it worked like a champ.
Chris that’s awesome, Ive move a 450 lbs. gun safe by myself so I know a 100lbs boulder would be a piece of cake.
I’m glad you got the same great results like I did.
I really appreciate you watching and letting me know the results you got with the farm dolly..👍TCT
Hello Tony, up here in Canada we have an awesome store called Princess auto, it’s like Harbour Freight or Northern tools but 10 times better. It’s a real toys for boys kinda store. You can get hydraulic hoses made to order and the inventory is unbelievable. Check it out on line. You’ll be impressed. Their catalog is 1 1/2 inches thick.
Mark thanks for sharing, I’m always on the lookout for more “toy stores” I mean tool stores😂
I’ll definitely have to check them out.
Thanks for watching and commenting as well as the new store tip.👍TCT
I have two, one is the converted dolly hand truck and the Appliance dolly. I will definitely be interested in the Farm dolly to move rounds. I have to halve tounds and sometimes quarter them when transporting. Lot of good information ! That Buckin Deer was hilarious chasing the Turkeys. They were probably gobbling/laughing at the 🦌
Craig you won’t believe how easy the farm dolly will move large block. And the best part is your back will thank you. That buckin deer was definitely entertaining to watch.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
I recently saw one for firewood it was unique, but the farm dolly is so versatile!rounds, splits, air tanks, you name it!
Thanks for the info for us Canadians, Tony! I'm in southern Ontario.
Ron you bet, there are some really great hardware and retail locations in CA. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I always wanted one with a strap for moving refrigerators or dryer washers. Fortunately the local uhaul rents them out.
Yup I rented the first one I ever used many years ago and knew I had to own one.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hand cart, dolly, two wheeler. I have had one in my hand everyday for over 25 years. Great tools! I wish I knew how many thousands of pounds of milk/ beer I have moved in my career? Probably be mind blowing! Definitely something you should have around the house. Maybe not as many as you have 😳 Thanks for sharing Tony👍🏻👍🏻-TOA
I ask myself the same questions on how many engines I have moved and rebuilt in the last 25 years.. Just like you, I can't tell you..
Ha ha Todd, my idea is if one is good 6 are better😂
It would be way cool to “guesstimate” how many pounds of product you have moved.
I appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
I used to use those. Since I got away from toting wood for customers
I actually took two of those lawnmower yard carts. Cut axle and bed off the one. Mock up to the other and brace the bottom. Got a double length cart with 4 wheels now
Now that sounds like a great idea. Necessity is the mother of invention! I’m sure you can get at least 1/2 to 3/4 of a face cord in that cart now.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I purchased a hand truck similar to the one in the middle from harbor frt when doing tree work to get big rounds out of backyards . Putting too much weight for the 2 tires , so I bought a longer axle stock and 2 semi pneumatic tires . Having duals allowed me to handle more weight and push much easier in grass back yard indeed for very little in up grade
Eddie, now that sounds like a great idea! Necessity is the mother of invention.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools No kidding!! That's an Edison grade idea!! - That old expression is true. I had to change it a little, "Mother is the necessity for invention"! Mom didn't like it much, but it was so true!
Good info
Dave I’m glad you found the video informative.
Thanks for watching 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Yes, I sure did.
Could you do a video on those log horse log holders for bucking up wood?
John I do plan on doing a review on a log horse log holder in the near future. Thanks for offering the suggestion.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
The middle certainly is what I got T Harbor Freight, and it's been great over the last few years hauling firewood out of backyards.. from watching you, the farm cart would have been easier at times..
Daniel they all work but the farm dolly just makes the job easier.
As usual I Appreciate you watching and commenting. 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools : in deed. Every tool has its uses.. some just better than others..
Nice video tony but what about the rest of the hunt? Hopefully we will see footage of a successfull hunt?
Keith this year I’ve been very selective and specific about the bucks I’ve wanted to harvest. So far I’ve passed up a bunch of deer I would normally have harvested.
We’ve been blessed with an abundance of venison thanks to my daughter and son-in-law so plenty of backstraps, jerky and canned meats.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Well Tony, you’ve done it again… cost me some money! I’m going to have to get that dolly and add it to the others I already have 😅. The only one it can’t replace is the appliance dolly… the strap and stair rollers make that one unique.
Dick sorry I reached into your pocket again but I’m trying to save you back. I agree the appliance dolly definitely has its place in my pole barn.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
You should check out "the little helper cart" from PaulHaul. It is a motorized dolly manufactured in Kansas
Nathan that cart is way cool, especially when they show going through the snow and loaded with the big tree butt. Definitely would pay for itself if you were in a business like tree service or masonry.
Ive seen something similar but It was a motorized wheel barrel.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Very timely. I've been looking at this for access to an area i harvest. Too narrow to get car or quad down to wood and carrying rounds in and out is a ball ache.
The yellow hand truck has saved me multiple times when hauling out bucked up rounds. It is the most useful tool for moving heavy stuff when working alone.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Found a blue version in a local store for 79 great British pounds so thats me sorted.
@@gp4103 Awesome, the color doesn’t matter as long as it has the longer foldable front lip.👍TCT
The first thing I do after buying a dolly or wheel borrow is shit can those numatic tires and put solid rubber tires on them cause every single time you want to use it, it's always low or flat.
I’m finding that out the hard way, I’m gonna have to look into those solid rubber tires.
Thanks for your tip, never to old to learn a new trick.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hi Tony, I have one similar to the 2nd one but have the fold down extended nose (3 in 1) Great hand truck. I’ve had it since 2011, used it to move house, but bent the axle. I can still use it though. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving.
Adrian any of the dolly’s are good, it’s just that some are more suited for specific tasks. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
I definitely agree with you Tony, the cart from Harbor Freight definitely looks like awesome for those large rounds. Aside from my cutting equipment I usually always pack a dolly cart with me as well when I go to cut wood, add that to a hook a roon and you are set. 👍🏻👍🏻
I know I’m preaching to the choir then, the farm dolly has paid for itself 10 time. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Another “Cool Video” Tony 👍👏 Great points on each dolly ! 🦌😁🦃 🇺🇸Rick
Rick I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Dollys are definitely an important tool to have and use.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice overview and comparison. I bought the taller dolly in the middle of your array. I find the taller model with its extra leverage and the larger diameter wide tires provide essential stability and roll-ability on uneven ground; they are game changers. The benefit of a longer lip or fold out base extension are a pretty easy modification for a DIYer with a welder. Thanks Tony
You are spot on with your assessment. Making an extendable lip on the larger dolly would definitely make it more useful.
I will say the wider stance on the farm dolly makes a huge difference when moving bucked up logs.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice job on a good video.
Please consider using the sunlight that's available , it's your friend.
Also do you oil the wheels on any of those bearings or do most have zerks for grease.?
Jean I agree the sun would be nice but I’m constantly fighting shadows and sun glare but we’ll see what we can do in the future.
Not all have zerk fittings so the ones that don’t I either use some grease or spray a Molly lubricant on the axles.
Thanks for watching, commenting and your suggestions. 👍TCT
Wow Tony no offense but I expected to see your garage to be really organized!🤔
Ha ha Dennis, it’s a big mess now. when we moved to Wi I had to store both my daughters stuff including 2 storage units. We’re in the process of selling off a bunch of stuff. With UA-cam, and firewood it’s a slow process to get organized, but it will get done at some point.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
But will you ever sell your old tools? :D
Ahhh yes I have to sell some of my tools or I’m going to run out of room😂
My problem is I always say “I may need That”, the other reason is I tell my kids it’s their inheritance 🤣
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Very informative video, Tony. Hope your hunting trip was good.
Glad you enjoyed the video. Though I haven’t harvested a deer so far Im being very selective this year and have passed up numerous opportunities.
My daughter and son-in-law have 3 deer between them so we are set on deer. Actually we just finished processing 38 pints of canned venison and more to do as time allows.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Another Christmas gift purchased. Thanks, Tony! :) Oh- may I have the info for that slick-looking little ratchet strap that you used? We could certainly put some of those to use here on our property.
These ratchet straps are awesome, they are worth every penny I paid for them.They come in two sizes. Let me know if you have any other questions
1/2" Ratchet Straps- amzn.to/3yfF2UX
3/8" Ratchet Straps- amzn.to/3CwGqVr
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools Thank you!
Your solutions would work even when you had on your best 'bib and tucker'. I think that means your dressiest tuxedo. So when Tony meets firewood in Wisconsin, that could be called Tuxedo Junction, all swaave and soffiskated!! All your demos are clean and neat! I'm sort of a bum when working. Btb, I was horrified at your shop organization! It looks like mine!! Only bigger!
You refer to other videos you've made. Don't know if I've seen them or not. Would it be possible to number them? Maybe I wouldn't miss too many that way. You might wind up like Chris, 800+ vids, look 'em up by searching "splitting wood in the woodyard"! Yours might be "tool that helps me carry stuff Tony's Cool Tools"! See what I mean? Anyway, you still Da' Man!
Yup pole barn is in need of a cleaning and organization, I just gotta quit making video's🤣 Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
Oh, forgot to mention the numbers after the title are how i sequence my video's. I'm new to this so I go 1 through 52 not 800+ like Chris.
@@TonysCoolTools Iknewthat! Thanks!
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Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT