Building a CRANE for the Riverscreen

Follow Nathan as he builds a crane from random materials on the farm so we can maneuver our Riverscreen into the river.
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[@robertgiguere7137]

We live in north central Florida. We have our garden planted, our house is on 1 acre. I’m 71 my beautiful wife for 50 years is 69 come July 21. Any way last years garden was a disaster. We got an education on fertilizer. We had gardens in a different part of Florida, in Oklahoma and in South Carolina and never needed much fertilizer. We tested the garden soil that we purchased from a highly recommended nursery and it had nothing. So we followed directions on the test kit and every is doing great. We have corn, asparagus, tomato’s, peppers, carrots, radishes, summer squash, butternut squash, cantaloupe, watermelon, cucumbers, eggplant, russet potatoes, sweet potatoes, the wife wanted broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, and Brussel sprouts. Cold weather plants, but what momma wants she gets. Most planted from seeds. Pretty sure Lime was the biggest fix. Everything is growing nice green heathy looking. Way better than last year. I guess I’m just bragging to ever will read this. Hopefully you will have good year and enough rain. I’ve been following you guys for about two years. Love your channels.😎

[@bruceschwertner9343]

Happy Easter to all of you at Peterson Farms.

[@nancyanderson6741]

That looks great, Nathan! You're very creative with that scrap metal and making it work for the purpose you have in mind! Have a happy Easter, Peterson family!

[@coyroberts8356]

Looking like good flathead fishing.

[@coyroberts8356]

Thanks 😊

[@chuckg9805]

Great job. The kids are gonna love it this summer!

[@ronniewalker2881]

Good fabrication Good video good job

[@robertnelson5064]

Very good job. Little cost in materials. Smart. Great video, be safe.

[@bapasrcadventures3619]

Making good use of scrap metal! Good job!

[@napolimichael1]

very nice job.

[@shawnmcreynolds3193]

good job look like a big fishing pole. now you need a big cat fish

[@angiekhaines9692]

Interesting

[@imfreeinfreeworld6089]

Hi man i like your chanel

[@friendship1957]

Successful project.

[@timsutherland5089]

Great job. Don’t see why it will not work

[@imfreeinfreeworld6089]

💚💙

[@whuzzzup]

Please wear safety glasses and make sure no unnecessary persons are near this in case the cables snap.