My grandfather had a ranch south of town. I couldn't wait till I got old enough to start helping out. But when I was around 7 my grandfather sold his ranch. To some degree I felt cheated. Then in my mid-40s when the economy collapsed I moved back home and we had a small piece of land that nobody was using. So I asked if I could build something on it. I built a small cow calf operation and I built a small horse training operation. For whatever reason around 2012 my aunt realized that I had increased the value of her property and so she sold it from under me. I had 2 weeks to sell everything. Wrenching was the best life ever lived. I was the boss so I can work at whatever I wanted whenever I wanted. Nobody was going to complain if I was too slow. I self taught myself most of the stuff I did. Even taught myself to weld. I built all my shelters and my corrals. Well of course I built on my fences. So yeah when that life got taken from me what a shame. Anyways I've enjoyed watching your program and even more so now that you're on UA-cam. In a way it's almost like I'm back there again when I watch your videos and other ranch videos that I watch. Thank you.
Maybe try getting your own land and resources. Its nice to inherit, but someone somewhere has to build the life. You come across as a whiner, who all the failure in life is because of someone else. I don't even have you know you personally to visualize you as the user loser type.
Otto, I've been watching you since the days of Discovery. Took me a while to find the Kilcher family on UA-cam. So happy to see y'all doing well. Much love to you and your family. ❤️🙏
I just love the way everyone up there works together when there's a job to do. If that was August behind the camera, you need to get him in front of the camera more. We like to see how your whole family is doing up there.
Cougars are fun too..... just not when work needs done...So opt for the Bobcat....you made the correct choice today.... lols....You have an awesome Cougar so your living the life of Riley. Whomever Riley is...
So great seeing you again! We have seen ever episode several times of Alaska the last frontier. Sure wish there could be another series. Again thanks for sharing your stories! Keep them coming
Hey Otto!!! My husband and I are country folks and self made folks like you and Charlotte. My husband 82 years old still building motorcycles and chopping wood. We have watched your whole family since first discovery episode so glad you are on the tube it's pretty much all we watch we hate mainstream and at least we can tell ya how we feel bout you whether you read it or not. We are still big fans
Nice to see Polar Bear. I was the ship fitter super when she was built in Tacoma. Still have a set of corrected blueprints for her. The guy the owner hired to redraw the prints so the USCG would accept them had no clue. The friend I hired to run the fitters and I redrew the bow and tank drawings so they could actually be built. I drug up just before the house was fitted to the hull due to conflict with the owner.
Just got lucky the YT algorithms popped the channel. You probably hear it alot, but been a fan since the early discovery days. I'll be sure to click the button on Atz's channel. God Bless.
Yes, Otto I'll bet you have been in and out of the harbor a time or two! I remember you docking the Mary M once-your Dad was beside you on the bridge coaching. I'm thinking it was in the late 60's or early 70's. I too remember when the harbor was just a pothole at the end of the spit. The harbor wasn't much and as I recall we used to offload crab to a DKW.
Those new skid steers can be super finicky. I've been in some where you need to slam that glass so hard you worry you're going to break it a roughly $1400 windshield. Adjustments fix this but with all the stupid safety sensors for the door, the bar, the seat, they can be a pain. We used to bypass all that junk, but I've been told some of the newer tractors need to see a reset signal from safety switches to operate. I am not a fan but, when parts run out, there's only so much a person can reasonably do to keep things running. Anyway good work. Cool to see a boat like that working. We use a smaller 24 ft version for recovering sunken and derelict vessels off the Washington coast.
Otto, you could have lift the gate up on the boat enough to raise the front of the bobcat up, then put some cribbing under the front of the tracks, lower the gate, back the boat out, then drive the bobcat off the cribbing, what have only taken a couple minutes, so you wouldn't have had to worry about the tide
If its anything like the model in the uk the door has to be closed on the sneck and then u press the gate button on the control panel before it will allow u to move the bucket it's to save u smashing the door .... u might find if u unplug the door harness it will then work as we used to take the door on and off depending on who was hiring the machine to save them breaking the glass ..... the rubber seal on the door is to tough and is a fight
@rockkhound943 I just can't remember think there was a patch plug for when u undo the door but in reality if the slacking the shaft for the sneck and move it towards the bucket more it should latch and work anyway
Great video Otto, watched all your videos several times on discover and subscribe to your u tube now to see the latest and greatest, from Texas where its warm.
So why didn't the bucket go up? If it was said I didn't hear it. Those are great farm machines and with forks on you can lift stuff way up there. Great video. Still got that ol' slobberin' Detroit runnin'. Thanks Otto!
Just being good neighbors. That what we used to call it. Like a good old fashion barn raising. Where did those days go. Now everyone will only charge you. I still step in to help. Even if they charge me.
Otto try using some plywood sheeting underneath of that Bobcat if it's still stuck with 2x4.,or 2x6 boards underneath of the plywood to build up stability structure to lay down the plywood on for strength and road way.
Try wearing the seatbelt in the bobcat next time. Looked like it was in limp mode. Either way the job got done. Just my opinion. These fuckn vlogs are amazing! 👏 I just came from your sons channel. Keep using this platform and show us how it really happens. Thess new vlogs are so much better than the tv show.
Facing the challenges of a brand new Bobcat stuck with the tides coming in Alaska’s Kachemak Bay showcases your incredible resilience and resourcefulness. The way you navigate such tough situations on the Last Frontier with calm determination is truly remarkable and inspiring. And I am Floating Village Life, Hit follow and let's explore together!
No question at all, the good and praktikal top solution under pressure, but what good is a bobcat that can't lift it's bucket? Or didn't I get the memo, why not? 😶
My grandfather had a ranch south of town. I couldn't wait till I got old enough to start helping out. But when I was around 7 my grandfather sold his ranch. To some degree I felt cheated. Then in my mid-40s when the economy collapsed I moved back home and we had a small piece of land that nobody was using. So I asked if I could build something on it. I built a small cow calf operation and I built a small horse training operation. For whatever reason around 2012 my aunt realized that I had increased the value of her property and so she sold it from under me. I had 2 weeks to sell everything. Wrenching was the best life ever lived. I was the boss so I can work at whatever I wanted whenever I wanted. Nobody was going to complain if I was too slow. I self taught myself most of the stuff I did. Even taught myself to weld. I built all my shelters and my corrals. Well of course I built on my fences. So yeah when that life got taken from me what a shame. Anyways I've enjoyed watching your program and even more so now that you're on UA-cam. In a way it's almost like I'm back there again when I watch your videos and other ranch videos that I watch. Thank you.
Maybe try getting your own land and resources. Its nice to inherit, but someone somewhere has to build the life. You come across as a whiner, who all the failure in life is because of someone else. I don't even have you know you personally to visualize you as the user loser type.
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Otto, I've been watching you since the days of Discovery. Took me a while to find the Kilcher family on UA-cam.
So happy to see y'all doing well. Much love to you and your family.
❤️🙏
Thanks John for your Service to our Country 🇺🇸 in the Vietnam War. 👍🙏
Looking good Otto! My husband and I have followed your family since tv series.
alot of people have, but lets not bring up the greedy corporation that treated these people horribly
Love your real day to day situations. We never know what we are going to see!
There are no problems only solutions.
Otto knows things and builds things. 😊
Good to see you all still hanging in there and expanding your work force. I would love playing with somme of your toys.
www.youtube.com/@Sailing2Enjoy
@@terrypoulton2590 They are not toys,they are tools. Just because there is a smile on his face doesn't make them toys!
@@daviddevor5967 I think you’re talking to the wrong dude bro, what does it say? I said anything about toys?
It’s so great to have you take us along on your adventures. Such beautiful scenery too.👍
Otto, there isn’t a “problem” you can’t fix! It is nice to hear the barter system is still alive and well in Otto’s world! Love from Pennsylvania 💕🌷🐻
I just love the way everyone up there works together when there's a job to do. If that was August behind the camera, you need to get him in front of the camera more. We like to see how your whole family is doing up there.
I love watching you and your sons videos looks like he learned a lot from his dad You are all so full of life we really enjoy watching thanks
Love your videos the longer the better
Cougars are fun too..... just not when work needs done...So opt for the Bobcat....you made the correct choice today.... lols....You have an awesome Cougar so your living the life of Riley. Whomever Riley is...
Nice work Otto love the scenery in your videos .longer videos please
So great seeing you again! We have seen ever episode several times of Alaska the last frontier. Sure wish there could be another series.
Again thanks for sharing your stories! Keep them coming
Hey Otto!!! My husband and I are country folks and self made folks like you and Charlotte. My husband 82 years old still building motorcycles and chopping wood. We have watched your whole family since first discovery episode so glad you are on the tube it's pretty much all we watch we hate mainstream and at least we can tell ya how we feel bout you whether you read it or not. We are still big fans
You are 100% right about the favor/barter deals, Otto.
Lifes little inconveniences make it interesting.
Watching from Georgia.
Enjoyed the video!
I enjoy watching your videos! Thanks for posting!!
Nice work Otto love the scenery in your videos .
I love the sound of that old Detroit doing it’s thing
Otto your vlogs are always interesting. Thank you for taking us along
Otto you saved the day 🏆🤔 love your programming keep it up 🇺🇸
One of the few channels I like before watching the video.Go Otto Go!
Unfortunately your like will be “disqualified”. UA-cam only counts the likes made after half way through the video. Sucks, right?
@@franceswatts4001 Could you be so kind as to fill me in or direct me to where I can read about this information,please and thanks.
Good job fantastic. Fish and chips yum .
That is a great boat! I am glad you shared Otto World today & how y'all help out friends!
I love the weather it looks cool its so hot here
Helping others is how you are supposed to do it!! Always help a neighbor without question, it'll come back to you in the end!!
Otto u are a good man don't care what they say
Really enjoyed the video and I thought the scoring was great 👍🤗
Always a little excitement
Great job Otto!!! Safe travels always!!!
Nice to see Polar Bear. I was the ship fitter super when she was built in Tacoma. Still have a set of corrected blueprints for her. The guy the owner hired to redraw the prints so the USCG would accept them had no clue. The friend I hired to run the fitters and I redrew the bow and tank drawings so they could actually be built. I drug up just before the house was fitted to the hull due to conflict with the owner.
Thanks
Otto
Much ❤ from Florida
I love the boat, do a boat tour really in-depth engine room
I second this
Third.
Just got lucky the YT algorithms popped the channel. You probably hear it alot, but been a fan since the early discovery days. I'll be sure to click the button on Atz's channel. God Bless.
Yes, Otto I'll bet you have been in and out of the harbor a time or two! I remember you docking the Mary M once-your Dad was beside you on the bridge coaching. I'm thinking it was in the late 60's or early 70's. I too remember when the harbor was just a pothole at the end of the spit. The harbor wasn't much and as I recall we used to offload crab to a DKW.
What a shit show.
Those new skid steers can be super finicky. I've been in some where you need to slam that glass so hard you worry you're going to break it a roughly $1400 windshield. Adjustments fix this but with all the stupid safety sensors for the door, the bar, the seat, they can be a pain. We used to bypass all that junk, but I've been told some of the newer tractors need to see a reset signal from safety switches to operate. I am not a fan but, when parts run out, there's only so much a person can reasonably do to keep things running.
Anyway good work. Cool to see a boat like that working. We use a smaller 24 ft version for recovering sunken and derelict vessels off the Washington coast.
Enjoyed the hanging out & hoping the dinner was good ❤
first time viewer Mark Galicia sent me and happy he did!
I new you could figure it out Otto 😅
I miss these people.
Otto, you could have lift the gate up on the boat enough to raise the front of the bobcat up, then put some cribbing under the front of the tracks, lower the gate, back the boat out, then drive the bobcat off the cribbing, what have only taken a couple minutes, so you wouldn't have had to worry about the tide
If its anything like the model in the uk the door has to be closed on the sneck and then u press the gate button on the control panel before it will allow u to move the bucket it's to save u smashing the door .... u might find if u unplug the door harness it will then work as we used to take the door on and off depending on who was hiring the machine to save them breaking the glass ..... the rubber seal on the door is to tough and is a fight
Spot on
@rockkhound943 I just can't remember think there was a patch plug for when u undo the door but in reality if the slacking the shaft for the sneck and move it towards the bucket more it should latch and work anyway
that otto do it. job well done
Hey Otto, hopefully , kindness keeps bringing kindness👍.
JO JO IN VT 💞
Going to Alaska in a few days, love it up there.
It's hard to beat the old Detroit's
It's the way of working 💪 ❤ it!
good to be alive,
Woo Hoo! Over 50K subscribers !
good call on the dunnage...
Love you guys!
I think... that all went a bit wonky... because a certain Mr Kilcher wasn't wearing his OK cap!! Good job!!
Thank you for the video Otto. I enjoy your videos.
A little hard work never hurt nobody 💪
Great video Otto, watched all your videos several times on discover and subscribe to your u tube now to see the latest and greatest, from Texas where its warm.
all that boat
and one little machine
super inefficient
that TV $ must be nice
Love the boat travel vids
So why didn't the bucket go up? If it was said I didn't hear it. Those are great farm machines and with forks on you can lift stuff way up there. Great video. Still got that ol' slobberin' Detroit runnin'. Thanks Otto!
Really enjoying your channel!!!
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Just being good neighbors. That what we used to call it. Like a good old fashion barn raising. Where did those days go. Now everyone will only charge you. I still step in to help. Even if they charge me.
Some of us still try to be good neighbors.
The owner’s manual is a good read.
As a Bobcat owner I've driven both pilot and hands and feet controls and I can tell you that man has never operated a Skid Steer before
Keep that tip trick in mind otto.
That's called bartering Otto😊.
I know you would succeed ole boy.😅
Otto try using some plywood sheeting underneath of that Bobcat if it's still stuck with 2x4.,or 2x6 boards underneath of the plywood to build up stability structure to lay down the plywood on for strength and road way.
Derik it's a part of jet lag. Hydrate yourself. Pressure change.
Your a Goodman Otto
Great job
Try wearing the seatbelt in the bobcat next time. Looked like it was in limp mode. Either way the job got done. Just my opinion. These fuckn vlogs are amazing! 👏 I just came from your sons channel. Keep using this platform and show us how it really happens. Thess new vlogs are so much better than the tv show.
Hi from Canada . Great video
Thanks for sharing ❤
Very cool channel, Otto.
Pay it forward love that film 🎥 no pirates of the Caribbean
love your vids guys 👍
Hi from 🇬🇧
AGREE!
Love this content
$30,000 dollar boat anchor. I bet it had those dumb hand controls for the boom bucket. Great job
Hand controls are superior for operating, way more control an more precise which would be why they do not offer archaic foot controls .
@@rockkhound943 exactly. Hand controls are fair superior than foot controls. It was bc the door wasn’t reading latched
@trevorp5969 Yes sir
I haven’t seen Charlotte on your channel were is she at?
Otto What kind of camera did you upgrade to getting some amazing video?
Hello Otto
Facing the challenges of a brand new Bobcat stuck with the tides coming in Alaska’s Kachemak Bay showcases your incredible resilience and resourcefulness. The way you navigate such tough situations on the Last Frontier with calm determination is truly remarkable and inspiring. And I am Floating Village Life, Hit follow and let's explore together!
nice hynautic controls
i think there is a button in the cab to unlock the bucket i believe its in transport mode
Has he never operated a skid steer
What happened to the Constructor?
One (1) Subaru and one (1) Toyota RAV4 and NO Cougars. 😬👍🙏
Just curious. How much does it cost to fuel up that barge. A thousand or more??
Team work
You picked this music AUGUST !! Lol so dramatic!
The tide change must be 15/20 feet by the looks of docks there?
I always say to my wife...what would Otto do.😊
No question at all, the good and praktikal top solution under pressure, but what good is a bobcat that can't lift it's bucket? Or didn't I get the memo, why not? 😶
What's the rise and fall there? It looks quite big.
So what was wrong with the hydraulics to lift the bucket?
Is that a boat that you can drive up the beach in the background?