Welding Trailer Lights // Lumber // Tiny House Site Clearing
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2020
- This video covers welding on new trailer lights, stacking lumber and the first steps in clearing the site for my tiny house.
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How could anyone ever downvote or say anything negative about this dude?
Two videos in two days??? You’re a wild man!
Cleary there was a price to pay for the double video. Just passed the 2 month mark.
NICE! Just love the music you are using in your videos! That was really fun watching all those tree get pulled out. Everything is coming along. Peace and Good Fortune and Good Health to you and your family.
I think it is a universal law that when you go to hook up the trailer you will either have a flat tire or the lights won't work
As the old saying goes, "its the little things that will get you" in this case, the majority of trailer manufactures don't pay attention to the details
of using good wire connections, etc.. & it bites the trailer owner in the ass a year down the line. Same with tires.
So I've heard... repeatedly.
Great video. Enjoy your channel!
Is there anything you don’t do? lol
I’m glad to have found you. Wood is my all time favorite smell. Sometimes I think I can actually smell it through your channels. Thank you for sharing with us.
My arms hurt after this... geez!! Your lumber horde is impressive!! Whatcha building? 👍 can’t be all for the tiny house... excited to see that build too.
I was wondering exactly the same thing.
Ive never really had a 1:1 ratio with wood : plans. Im sure I will die with lots of wood.
Your integrity, resourcefulness, ability and hard work is a joy to behold. Especially now when I'm stuck at home with strange health issues since a few weeks and can't do much myself.
You're spoiling us! Feeling invincible with those gloves?
I can’t wait to see the Tiny House!
Me too.
Woo hoo a video two nights in a row?? We are definitely blessed. Stay safe!!! Tyfs God bless you
Hey I just watched your review of the Ridgid 4510 table saw from 6 years ago! I see you're still putting it to good use and I guess it's a testimony to its longevity too! 😎👍
I hope you and your family are well. Maybe show some of the things Mrs. Homestead craftsman makes. If she wants to share. 🙂 Take care, the Fortunes 💫y
BRILLIANT VID, TINY HOUSE, YES,YES.
Nice cleanup of dead trees. That’s a big improvement.
“Give a farmer a front end loader and he thinks he’s driving a D9 Cat” - might have to reinforce the bucket eventually.
Fortunately it has a tooth bar.
Good to see how happy this makes you.
My MacLander trailer has lights much like what you added. They protect the lights pretty well but the only problem is I can't count the number of times I've barked my shins on them.
I’m glad you are marked safe from the zombie apocalypse. 🤪 God bless you and your family. 👍🏼✝️❤️
Nice video again! Thank you for sharing this with us. 👍😁
Thanks for sharing your adventures!
Nice job, I loved watching.
Thanks for sharing at this time. It helps make it through the day.
Would love to see you building a water wheel, I've been watching 3 videos a day!
Nice work!!
If i didn't know better I'd say you were having fun doing that... gonna start getting warmer soon... keep on working on that plan :o)
looks like you are doing some great work there.
I love it we you go fast.
Couple of gussets on each side of those light housings makes perfect sense.
Sir, when you do something you do it right. Well done and thank you for sharing.
Yup, look’n good. ✔️
Good job.
Really enjoying you channel. 👍🏻
😊Thanks for sharing.
Fun toy!!
You’re a huge inspiration. Are you going to live in the tiny house? Greetings to you and your family from Norway
LED bar will be a great addition for your tractor
Playing with the tractor!
Hey my Brother I see you doing good,Nice video to good job and I will see you later take care Bro :)
Land clearing.. We did it with a Kasier Blade and shovel , pick, ect. and a Sore Back.. Like all your Videos. Peace
I've done everything the hard way until I got this tractor.
We're Happy to see your latest videos. Missed you. It seems like you lost weight.
What happened? Enjoy your new cordless tools!
I decimated my trailer lights the very first time attempting to back up.. I was at the lumber yard and 5 men were watching me... it was a humbling moment for me... still haven’t fixed the lights 😂
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Can't miss that in the dark! Great idea with the tractor (lumber). I'm slow. You gonna put the tiny house here?? How'd I miss that. hmmm.
Yes, in the cleared out area
I bet ive bought my trailer twice if i figured in all the tail lights thats been busted, i too must upgrade.
You do great work I have watched most of your home Reno’s and they are amazing but the 15000 dollar farm house on 4.5 acres could only find one vid I would love to see rest of videos. Did something happen. Either way keep up what your doing
I would weld a metal triangle (gusset?) in front of each tail light housing. The longer you make the side against the trailer, the better deflecting ability it will have. Maybe some 3/8" or 1/2" plate?
Hey this is merely a suggestion to your system, since you have that freaking HUGE tractor with forks on it..
If you set up your stacks, & added 4x4 after so high.. then when you wanted to get a bundle, you could just
come along & get a bundle with your tractor.
As it stands your going to have to work as hard getting your boards as you did stacking them up...
As a matter of fact you could just stack a bundle on the ground on top of 4x4, then go stack it with your tractor as
well, it'd probably be easier than you "Trapezing" all over the wood like you did.
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Looks like maybe a Hobart 100/125? I have the 140, great welders. I find it welds anything I need it to around the garage. I just replaced and fixed the lights on my trailer as well, never ending. Hope you and your family are doing well.
Wow man you wearing gloves must be cold or something 😜
Great Welding Work, Dude! Will it take the fresh, "green" lumber a few months to properly dry?
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I am looking at getting a start at light welding. Is that Hobart a 110 volt unit? Thanks Great video.
Yes, flux core. It's very handy. I use it to make and fix things regularly.
I thought you could of welded on a couple of lengths of round bar ahead of each light, before painting and while you had the gear set up. But I guess you didn't get the idea for the triangular guards until it was too late to get the extra metal.
great video, a question" how do you keep the rain and damp off of the wood piles that you are drying?
I cover them with tin and weigh them down with cinder blocks. But the pine boards are left uncovered. I want them ti weather.
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 Do you think that tobacco drying trailer could be of any use to you as a kiln dryer? Not sure if it's set up well enough for that but still asking.
Has it been a month or two since you posted last on any channel? I have been thinking about you and can see that all seems to be well.
I just posted a video on the other channel as well.
Rather than go stronger, I would go collapsible and inexpensive. Like fold-down. But look nice.
What did it cost to get the tree milled, rough sawn, right?
I did not have it milled, I just bought them. $1 per board, $350 for what was on the trailer.
10:19 Wha... Is that a glove?
Would you mind telling us all what part of the country you live?
what do you mean you had another channel all this time?
.....expect a miracle, order frees consciousness.....
Just a curious question. Why the tiny house
For no reason other than I want to I guess. A nice place to go, no building permits, can be moved, small, interesting, and so on.
What's that black stuff on his hands with the white letters? LOL
Took me a minute....funny.
Foreign objects he stole from a sissy boy.
Can't mount under the back end of the trailer?
I guess you could but your lights are supposed to mark the full width of the trailer, that would leave out the tires. Also it would make the lights hang down and vulnerable if you drag the back of the trailer.
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 I have a 4x8 cargo trailer and the factory lights are installed/inset in the box itself not extending out past the 4' width. Maybe for your type of trailer the regulations are different. I enjoy you videos. I've opened up a couple of cans of worms myself in my time.
Have you made anymore knives ? You son need to be making knives that Randall attack model is awesome you could be a knife maker with those skills check out Greg Wall hand made knives he's on Facebook he sells Randall and loveless copies on eBay he makes a lot of money selling copies of those knives
Flexing your big toy....yeah with not.
That was dangerous, it the tree had given way that chain could have taken you head off.
Heard the Rush Limbaugh on the radio. Much respect lost.
Ive never heard this young man speak of politics. But if you dont get what part of the country he lives in, and the home schooling etc, you are far and away in the wrong place. Move down the road stranger.
If your respect teeters on something you hear in the background, then how important is it?