Good job making footers. Hey, you make "L" walk all the way down to the gate to take out the trash? She should 'a just plopped it down on yer tailgate and said, "make yerself useful Mr. Windmill man!" -that would have been video gold!😄
3k Subscriber's 👍 congrats!! who would have thought a shout out from a Pot County legend would have us hooked on Windmill's, Awesome to see a really hard working team get the recognition they definitely deserve.
Shane, where are your safety glasses when you were cutting the angle iron and deburring? 🙂 I actually make my anchors the same way, except I prefer to take them to the hot dipped galvanizer for thicker coating of zinc. Glad you're sharing some videos and putting on your youtube channel!
Thank you sir! We have moved windmills that we have installed many years earlier, removed concrete from the anchors to reuse, and they still looked new. I know your way is far superior but we try to keep cost to the customer low while still knowing that the windmill will still be standing when it’s handed down generations later.
@@OkieWindmiller squinting is not an acceptable alternative to safety glasses when cutting/grinding steel! Kids and adults need good examples of how to work safely. (Did you see Puddin burn his hand while welding without gloves?!?)
Good job making footers. Hey, you make "L" walk all the way down to the gate to take out the trash? She should 'a just plopped it down on yer tailgate and said, "make yerself useful Mr. Windmill man!" -that would have been video gold!😄
Man you should be our script writer!!!!!!
3k Subscriber's 👍 congrats!! who would have thought a shout out from a Pot County legend would have us hooked on Windmill's, Awesome to see a really hard working team get the recognition they definitely deserve.
Man thank you! He has a lot of power in his voice. Thank you for following over and staying!
You make this look easy my friend!
Thank you sir! I’m impressed that I didn’t even break the weld arc when putting my own leg fire out hahaha
Shane, where are your safety glasses when you were cutting the angle iron and deburring? 🙂 I actually make my anchors the same way, except I prefer to take them to the hot dipped galvanizer for thicker coating of zinc. Glad you're sharing some videos and putting on your youtube channel!
Thank you sir! We have moved windmills that we have installed many years earlier, removed concrete from the anchors to reuse, and they still looked new. I know your way is far superior but we try to keep cost to the customer low while still knowing that the windmill will still be standing when it’s handed down generations later.
@@OkieWindmiller squinting is not an acceptable alternative to safety glasses when cutting/grinding steel! Kids and adults need good examples of how to work safely. (Did you see Puddin burn his hand while welding without gloves?!?)