The TRUTH of WHY We had to BUILD our BARN!
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- The TRUTH of WHY We had to BUILD our BARN!
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Gooood morning everyone, from David in Omaha, NE. I think that by building the barn now with Ken being available, was the right move. He has helped you and Gina erect 3 good quality buildings now, and they should last for decades. Have a blessed day Al, Gina, and friends! Cheers!
Good morning, David - thank you and I hope your day is blessed as well!
Gooooood Morning David. I agree
Hello there David!
Should have recessed panel box also
I watched Ken's videos yesterday. He's a good guy!
Now you two will be warmer without the wind and snow coming in. The doors are GORGEOUS!!! Great JOB. Ken and his CREW are for sure AWESOME and I have followed their site for years as well as Lumnah Acres. I always look forward to your video's because it's exciting to watch the progress for all your animals to enjoy very soon.
Good morning Al and Gina! Congratulations to Ken on his retirement from building large structures, and thank you, Ken and team, for all the great work you did on Lumnah Acres! Hope you have a great week wherever you are and see you on Thursday! Hugs from N.C..❤
Good morning Gina and Al,Al you say you’re not a professional but it seems to me you do some amazing work!
Yeah, watched Ken's retirement video on his channel. He is such a really Sterling bloke!! We'll all miss him so much, but really happy he's going to have a great retirement.
Just a thought about the barn doors. Until you get the remaining hardware you might want to stabilize them some how just in case you get any type of wind event. Wouldn't want to see anything get bent out of shape on top rail....
Congratulations on your retirement, Ken! Al and Gena, you were definitely blessed to have such a great team to help you with your buildings! We have had a lot of trouble finding help since the pandemic. Good help is hard to find.
Apologies for being pedantic but her name is Gina NOT Gena.
I love pre-apologies. They are so meaningful. @@tonygrimes13
I love pre-apologies. They are so sincere.@@tonygrimes13
When you begin talking about actually using a project (or building) you know that youve reached a foreseeable completion. Congratulations!
Lol I talk about using my Barndo all the time but its not built yet lol. 😂
I also watch "Simple Living Alaska". They did something that seemed pretty cool, making an old high tunnel into a chicken run and attached it to their chicken coop so the chickens could go in the coop at night, but could run more freely in the high tunnel during the day.
No relevance here
Food for thought on coop - unless dead set on stationary build, recommend building it to be put on casters to retain options for the stall...I have coop in my garage to reduce cackling outside in standard urban neighborhood, but it is on casters so I can move it around to clean under and "behind" it as it is against window for layers to get sunlight
Gina, I absolutely love the shot from underneath the board that Al was cutting the hole out of! The fast forward for the wiring was amusing, too.
Seen Kens video over the weekend about him retiring but he’s still gonna be building things at home such as Kids playhouses. 😉👍🏼
The barn looks great and is coming along nicely. I had a feeling that Ken would be retiring. Wishing him all the best
SITTING HERE ENJOYING A NICE CUP OF LUMNAH ACRES COFFEE WITH Y'ALL AND WATCHING YOU CONTINUETO WORK ON THE BARN. GOD BLESS YOU ALL.
Just a tip for next time you do an LB, Pull the wire all the way threw the larger opening then go threw the opening into the building it will be much easier. Barn is turning out fantastic!!
I was going to make the same comment. So much easier.
Another recliner electrician speaks
Good morning to you guys! Happy day for Ken returning from big builds, but it was always fun watching him at your place. He’ll be missed when you start another big project.
Always enjoy your verbal walkthrough of electricity projects.
That will be a primo chicken coop.
Very nice work with the electrical. It was nice to congratulate Ken on his retirement. He is a great guy.
Ken and his team were a great help! 👍🏾🤩🐶
Good Evening In Japan Robert I pray the lord gives you a blessed day and week ahead my friend.
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GOOOOD EVENING to you Robert in JAPAN.......from NORM in Massachusetts......No good amount of snow yet in this part of the state.....Global warming I guess......We got only a few inches last winter......
Hello there from chilly Minnesota to Robert and Haru!
@@CCRider5312Good 🌄morning to you, CC!
@@normanwyatt8761Good 🌄morning to you! I agree that we did not get nearly the precipitation we needed in the way of snow this year. It is going to make gardening and landscaping difficult this year unless we get a good soaking rain about once a week until harvest time.
Like seeing how Al thinks when putting things up. I have learned a lot from this channel.
Looks great Al and Gina... congratulations to Ken on his retirement,yes I saw his video where he told everyone ,and saw his beautiful dollhouse..so I figured that's what you was gonna explain to us in this video..glad you guys have the friendship and working relationship yous do with each other..those memories will be forever the best for you all!
Greetings from beautiful rural Fort Atkinson, WI. Mrs. Fink wanted me to let you know that she picked your feed bin order yesterday. After milking cows early every morn she heads off to work at Nasco. Best wishes for you and Gina and life in the new barn. I can imagine the barn will make winter chores much more enjoyable!
Keith-
Good Am from a warm MN. Weeks temps dip into the 30’s weeks end....I figured Ken was going to hang up his tool belt. Stay Safe everyone
Good morning Rob
Good morning from rainy California.
Good morning, Rob - thanks - you too!
You can watch Kens Karpentry channel if you like his builds. I've been watching for a while, and I think I could build myself a garage just from seeing so many his crew built.
@@samvalentine3206 Gooood Morning to you Sam.......I'M still on my first coffee.....Sorry to say :......... Its not Lumnahs....Ha.....
Good morning Al and Gina and all your friends! I had guessed last year Ken was getting ready to retire. Not being in a wind tunnel must be great! Being wired up is handy for finishing the barn interior! Have you ever watched Simple Living Alaska on UA-cam? They have built an amazing chicken condo, well worth watching!
So glad you were able to change your plans so you could complete the barn construction with Ken and his team. You seemed to work so well with them. You are making great progress with the interior...look forward to seeing your next videos. Ottawa, Canada
Glad to hear Ken is retiring and doing whatever he wants now. Retirement is wonderful! God bless all y'all!
Greetings from Colorado. Great job on the barn electrical. Most farmers learn how to run electrical wiring. We built our first barn in the early 1980's, it was to become our farrowing house. I hired a real electrician to run the power and install the electrical panel, he gave me about a ten minute class on wiring from the breaker out to the fixtures. I have been doing it ever sense. It is a nice skill to have. Thanks for sharing your lives with us.
I think it was a class move to wait for the explanation till after Ken had announced his retirement. It was great that you were able to work around that and get the help you needed. 😊
Well Al that speaks volumes about Ken and his team,but we all knew that they were very good at there job.We all enjoyed them when they were with you.Ken May we wish you the very best what you put your hand too.👏👏👏👏
Gooood Morning Al and Gina, your barn is so close to being finished! Congratulations Ken and Crew, I always appreciated when You and Al were working together! Best Wishes in your future.👍👏🤗😇🙏🏻
Watched Ken's video yesterday. Hoping his new adventures are blessed and full of fun. In his 70s Wow !
I’ve been watching your older videos with Al and Olivia doing things around the homestead. Gina was working back then. Miss seeing you Olivia. I know your older now and busy with your life and adventures. Just a wave would be nice. Grandma Donna here. 66 yrs old. The barn is looking awesome!
Morning Al and Gina. That had to be a huge undertaking to make this switch as to your timeline go get the barn built, and it all worked out, which was great. So far it is all coming together nicely. Looking so good.
Good Morning I'm Glad You Got The Doors Up, So The Snow and Rain Doesn't Blow In Any More. Stay Safe and Keep Building. 🙏🕊️🌹🌻🌼☕💜❤️
Indeed.. a great feeling to have things all secured now. This has been a MAJOR construction push, especially for a winter project. Hats off to "Lumnah Farm, Construction, and Movie studio" LOL 😅
Ken is a great guy,he is interested in his trains and building his playhouse,you are doing a wonderful job keep up the great working 😮😊💜
Good Morning Al, Gina, Olivia. I haven't seen Olivia for a bit. Al, I sure enjoy watching your process in the barn build. That is definitely a bunch of wires to coral into the box. I enjoy Gina putting her part into what you guys are thinking. Thank you for sharing. Al, it was 56 degrees yesterday. Feels like spring. But holding our breath. Long ways to go yet.
Gooooood Morning Gene. Thanks. 56 sounds pretty nice.
Good 🌄 morning, Gene!
@@damogranheart5521 Good afternoon to you
@@genewileyopa 😀🫖📚🐈⬛
I love watching Al and Gina build things. Such great team work here ! I have watched every video of their building adventures for a long time now and I am always amazed at how much they get accomplished. Thanks for sharing !
Man that little beanie holds a lot of knowledge.
I need to get one.
I had some baby piglets one was named krispy one crunch another hickory bringing home bacon and the runt chop one by one they passed away.
I understand that the construction videos are interesting to lots of people and take lots of time to film and edit, I do miss seeing the animals in the videos. You both do a great job on editing!
MY FAVORITE NH OFF GRID UA-cam FAMILY ! Good Morning Al, Gina , Olivia and subscriber friends. I pray everyone has a blessed Tuesday morning and week ahead! God Bless 😁👍🏼
Good morning, CC - thank you, my friend - hope your day is blessed (and the week ahead) as well!
Gooooood Morning CC
@samvalentine3206 Good Morning Sam and Thank you my Friend. 😁👍🏼
@Lumnah Acres Good morning AL Gina and Olivia my friends
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May your week be blessed!
Al, don"t forget the ground rod for your grounds on the new sub-panel ... get 5/8" not 1/2" - - its easier to use ... the new doors absolutely incredibly beautiful .. you are so goood !!!
the animals will live style !
He did an Ufer ground when he poured the concrete
We raised our Brood Sows from babies & was petting on them all their lives. We never had a problem handling their new born babies even when we picked babies up & they would squeal till babies got use to us.
Hello USA hope you are warm enough. It is 12C in the south of England and before I do some branch trimming I just wanted to say you both do such a great job and you keep us thinking of the jobs we need to do before the spring hits us. Keep safe and have fun, from all of us in the UK.
Good Day from Kamakura, Japan! 🇯🇵 Hello Lumnah Acres Family & Friends! We love the truth, we can handle it! 🤣🥰👍🏾🤩🐶
Hey there, Robert & Haru! Have a good one!
Great to see your handle come up! I hope that you and Haru get some lovely walks in this week!
Thank you Sam! 👍🏾🤩🐶@@samvalentine3206
Hello DH! Actually , we got snowed in ❄🤩🐶👍🏾@@damogranheart5521
Idk why your videos go by so fast, but they don’t feel very long. I always enjoy watching you take nothing and turn it into something. I bet other UA-camrs who are also building their own homesteads learn a lot from your videos. I do miss watching Gina cooking dinner at night. Hopefully she’ll get back into them once the building is finished. I can’t wait to see all the animals move in. What fun! - Sue Sweeten in AZ
Hello there to the Lumnah Family and all visitors to the OGP site from chilly Minnesota! Supposed to get up to 52°F. I'll believe it when I see it!
Congratulations on starting the barn electrical! Very important step to getting the whole system up and running. I also like how you strive to keep your environment tidy. A clean work area is a safe work area! Having sprained ankles and twisted knees in cramped messy areas, I can testify that clean is much much better!
We have a new week here and the weekend coming up. May we receive divine inspiration to see what areas of our lives need 😅work, and may we reach out and help others. We also need to share more laughter!😂 💕🐑🦌the "love ewe deer" emojis are for all of us!
Such a beautiful barn. ❤
It amazes me that in USA electrical panels, switch boxes and cable conductors are made of metal. In Europe we made them of PVC to avoid the risk of indirect electrocution by touching them in case one of the cables inside the panel loses electrical insulation by accident for any reason (or even just in case of a stupid loose contact). And if by chance they are made of metal (very rare but somethimes it can happen in old industrial applications) we have the obligation to connect the panel-chassis to the ground and have a dedicated differential protection
those metal panels ARE tied to ground. It's part of our code that ALL metal will be grounded. (including a metal building)
@@rupe53 "those metal panels ARE tied to ground"
My bad, good to know :P. In any case in Europe a metal panel for that use is always considered "not ideal" for the above reasons, even if connected to the ground, (which is also mandatory in EU of course)
Started following Ken- nice guy. Glad he was there to help you out with the beautiful barn. Gina- you should do a blog on new englands best cold weather clothing essentials!
Well cool, glad you have your barn now and had his help! Would not have guest him to be 70, seeing him climbing around on the roof! You barn is going to be great in bad weather!
I get the expansion joint, but what's the point if there isn't slack in the wire to move with it? A little confused.
you are correct. There is supposed to be slack available.... and in a straight line, not around a bend. I see many guys installing a 12" junction box with a loop, instead of that LB. From the back of the box, you can go straight through the wall into the panel with a short nipple. Of course, most guys would pull THHN(W) wire instead of SER so easier to work with as well. BTW, do the same thing at both ends by both buildings.
Gooood morning Lumnah's! The barn is coming along beautifully, those doors ARE monsters and look fantastic. I also follow ken ( at your recommendation ❤ ) and am looking forward to his future. As always we thank YOU for sharing... Until next time friends...
Now I understand! I saw Ken's video where he announced his retirement and now your video explaining the earlier building of the barn. Ken is an amazing guy.
Good mauhnin Lumnah Acres and friends! Congratulations to Ken on his retirement!🎉
The bib overalls are much more flexible and if you get to warm you can always just take the coat off. Thanks for the videos. You’re my favorite to watch .
Al those light switch boxes are not designed to use with MC cable you should have metal boxes.
He don't care, He has no clue as to the correct parts to use for Electrical.
Doesn't matter
Good morning Lumnah family and friends. Nice job on getting the wiring done. Looking awesome indeed. Keep up the great work.
Lights camera action ! Say cheese all you fur babies you got nice barn to live in !
❤😂 hi have been busy watching you guys and ken building his new project ...kids cabin top job now onto his next build. ... love his show so good to have explain each detail. You and ken on same par explained each job. So informative...such huge help to new kids onnthe block ❤
Ken's retirement and the barn build helps explain why youve been working some of the work shop's interior on what seems like more of a peicemeal time table too. Something tells me that there will still be building and infrastructure projects projects for quite a bit into the future; maybe not big buildings but still a lot of building.
Good morning Al and Gina. This barn build is epic and I enjoy watching each phase of the build. Great job‼️
I know that she doesn't want to hear this , but Gina is becoming a excellent camera person. Keep up the great work Girl!!!😃
I'm a world class klutz. I can't imagine doing all that you and Gina do without stumbling or worse and getting really hurt. I admire your accuracy and physical coordination! Great work, amazing.
They are good with prep work and keeping things tidy. That helps eliminate hazards.
Good morning Everyone!
Good morning and howdy CAL!
Gooooood Morning Linda
Going to be interesting when the switch plate goes on with the gap between the boxes.
GREAT video,loved it guys 👍❤😇🙏...BARN IS LOOKING AWESOME FOR THE ANIMALS!!!!!
Good morning my amazing friends, I hope you all have a very blessed day
Good morning! Thanks and I hope your day is blessed too!
@@samvalentine3206 thank you Sam
Gooooood Morning Michigan
Good morning from SE MICHIGAN. GOD BLESS YOU ❤🛐
@@evalinawarne1337 thank you
I followed Ken's channel and knew he was retiring. He has a wealth of knowledge.
I was pretty sad when I watched Ken’s retirement video. He’s a great guy and I’ve learned a ton from watching his videos and your videos. I’m glad he’ll still be making videos building the playhouses.
Good morning from texas.
Have you thought about a small ledge above the barn door rail?
Im thinking snow and especially ice would cause a problem with it sliding.
a 1x6 at 45 degrees will do. my problem with my 100 year old track is the buildup of mud from muddubers nests. just have to blow it out every few years. thats probably cause i don't usually open them all the way often,
Perhaps, for those that may not know, the reason one does not bond the subpanel is that bonding the neutral and ground wires together would allow the NEUTRAL wire multiple pathways, which may cause the chassis of some equipment to become energized. That would not be good! So, with the ground and neutral bonded, the current may travel on both the ground and neutral back to the main panel. "If the load becomes unbalanced and ground and neutral are bonded, the current will flow through anything bonded to the sub-panel (enclosure, ground wire, piping, etc.) and back to the main panel. Obvious shock hazard!" (IM Home Inspections).
Al, this video is another great instructional video! Thank you. I have been a subscriber for years. Your channel presents the best step-by-step instructions by way of video and Gina's expertise with the camera.
Hey - can’t use plastic boxes when making an M/C wire. It doesn’t properly ground the outside sheathing of the cable and you have the potential of electrifying the outside of the cable and any metal object that it comes in contact with. Use metal boxes with metal wire (I am a Licensed Electrician in MA).
Also wanted to add my family and I enjoy watching your videos and you do a great job at everything you guys have done so far! Just wanted to send that electric info over when I watched the video.
Good job on the barn. And those doors look great on it. We really enjoyed Ken and his crew working with you guys! 👍❤️
Good morning Al, Gina, Olivia and all the Lumnah friends and extended family
If your animals experience irritable tendencies you may need to do equipotential bonding of the metal surfaces in the building like the sheeting, rails, etc. If there are only lights and no larger electrical equipment this might not be a huge issue. As always, I recommend people check their local codes.
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Great day to all in the Lumnah universe
Gooooood Morning Gin
G’day 😊 well that makes more sense now but probably worked out better to build both the workshop and barn. Maybe in Spring you can focus on the veggie garden or other fun projects 🤷♀️👍
Gooooood Morning Agnes. We have some other projects in mind to start this spring. One being the garden
Good day to you, Agnes! I hope that you are doing well! Have a great week!
@@damogranheart5521 G’day DH 😊 thanks! Have a wonderful week 👍
I kept watching for new video and yall never posted I was praying nothing happened. Good to see you both 😊❤
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We just had our first litter of Kune Kune piglets. They are the sweetest pigs! Mama was wanting her scratches while in labor with the last one and brings them to me to see every day. She’s never acted like she didn’t want us around them. We raised her and she’s always been like our goofiest dog lol! They are the most docile pigs we have owned. And you’re right the babies are the cutest!
You and Ken and the works work great together. May the lord bless Ken and the workers in there life. the barn is going fine and the animals will like it. be bless. SAVANNAH TN.
Hi Al,Gina. A very nice set up with the electrics & have watched Kens video & will like you continue to follow .
Take care happy family.
Al why didn't you run the PVC pipe 3' higher and directly into the back of the panel? Now you have your feeder unprotected, inside the wall, for mice to chew on.
He's putting tin siding to cover that up.
Mice will still be able to get at the cable.
Mornin from Rhode Island. Glad to see your reasons why you buildin the barn. Dunno who else is on UA-cam that builds big buildings. Maybe that Alfred guy? 😂
Expansion coupling? I thought that fitting was for if you were bad a measuring.
It's actually called a frost sleeve. Ground movement can pull a meter from a building or even break the conduit where it's connected to the building.
@@rupe53 What'll they think of next!
Good afternoon Lumnah family 💜
Love to watch y’all get your barn ready for the animals! I can’t wait to see them enjoying the barn and I am so ready for spring!! Love you all so much!
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Good morning!
Have a good day!
Is your trout lake frozen? Do the fish survive your winters?
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Good morning, Cary!
Gooooood Morning Cary
@@samvalentine3206good morning Sam 🌞
I have Idaho pasture pigs and love them! I am in my sixties and was intimidated by a large sow and her piglets at first. This breed is actually pretty docile and I am able to get in with the piglets without any problem. She gets a little protective and snorts at me if I pick up a piglet and it squeals, but I have never been hurt at all.
IPPs grow a little slower than market pigs but I feel like they have been a great addition to my homestead.
I thought that is what was going on. I had my suspicions! 😉 Ken will stay busy. And Chad and Dan will do great in their respective jobs.
Good Mornin Lumnah Acres everything is looking great on the homestead such hard workers can’t wait to see ya’s get more animals to go in that big barn ❤
Good morning.
Barn’s looking great. Love the doors.
We had to put outdoor weather switches (see-through coverings) in our barns, stables and outbuildings (UK regs). I think it’s because people are more likely to have wet hands/gloves when working with animals. Or safer for animals if they lick the switches. They also have a little glow light to help locate in the dark which is useful.
also video I thought that was the reason why you built the barn this year, Ken is doing really good for a man of his age. But I could see where he was having a little difficulties doing different things, but you are right he is in very good shape for a man of his age I wish him all the happiness and success what ever he does
Barn is looking great. Stuff some rockwool into the opening where your feed wire comes through the side of the barn.
Thank you for sharing! You make it look so easy to get the electric wired in your barn! I guess residents aren't very far down the list anymore. ❤ 😂. 🎉
Gooood morning modern steaders! Beautiful doors guys!
Good morning and howdy there, Mr. Ed!
@@samvalentine3206 Hola Samisito
Gooooood Morning Edman. Hope you’ve been getting some of the nice sun lately
@@LumnahAcres yesterday I got to charge my vitamin D cells up, maybe some more today
Your 2-2-2-4 SER wire is not rated for under ground
Underground Conduit was used to protect that wire.
@@4Classie it is not rated for under ground even in conduit I believe
Great job, Al.. You may want to disconnect the SEU cable wires from the panel and apply some Ox-Gard Anti-Oxident Compound to each wire to reduce corrosion.
Going great on the barn build! You shouldn't need GFCI breakers for outlets that are out of normal reach, like ceiling mounted outlets for lights according to the 2021 IBC. Regular outlets for power, easily accessed, do require GFCI protection, but instead of putting in a $100-$150 breaker, can use a GFCI outlet( $15-$25) for the first receptacle on each homerun. I just built a 24x32 workshop and this is what I was told by my building inspecter. Congrats to Ken and his heavy work retirement( he's an animal, especially for a 71 year old)! I'm 71, too and just retired from heavy line mechanic in December 2023...
Goooooood morning, Al & Gina! I'm loving the barn, you guys are so blessed.
Good morning Lumnah's!! NE Ohio here.
Good morning, Nancy!
Gooooood Morning Ohio
Love the build of your barn.it’s nice having the barn in closed keep the snow and rain out