mechanics is needed on the farm also looks great on the resume for a part time or summer job. When they start driving to Lowes and Tractor supply for you.
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Homemade fence stretcher: a come-along + a steel pipe that you weave into the fence wires. I've successfully stretched and mounted fencing on posts using that with nobody's help. Use a piece of rebar as an anchor to stretch against. It works.
I have 2 oak 3" X 5" X 5' with bolts through them that my dad built 40+ years. It takes a bit of time to tighten all the nuts onto the bolts because he used a lot of them, but it works like a charm... We stretch it with a chain hooked to the tractor.
@@dixsigns1717 That is what we used... I do not remember if Dad said that was one of his Dad's or not.... I was thinking of all the fences I helped Dad with over the years. ... OK. For Ben's fence- 1st real attempt to build this kind of fence by hand- minimal equip. 20+ yrs after instructed during that "half- listen -at -best" stage... It is up. It will hold- for now... ... It will be a pain to go back and tighten it up.... that can be done when it is a little drier. = Success: Many lessons learned= will be better next time.
@@SagebrushRambles My daughter’s nickname growing up was Tater-tot....Then it was shortened to Tater. She is 36 and still loves to be called Tater by her family.
When I was a young chick, I changed out an automatic transmission. The hardest thing was to get it the right place so when it was in, say, park the the gear shift said park as well :) Pig area looking good. Love to see the children working with you. I get t do it with my grandchildren.
Loving a glimpse of the bugginator💖. Good to see all of ya all. Transmission homeschooling curriculum sounds interesting. So the homestead is now a dig site. You guys are an amazing channel! Never a dull moment. Stay safe, healthy and warm. Blessings.
We had an ole Blue and it was a great truck. About 8 years ago it blew a head gasket, my husband bought another pick up and had ole Blue repaired. He sold it for $1500 to his cousin and that truck is still going! Gosh, seeing yours brought back a bunch of memories..My husband still misses that truck!..LOL
We are on the outskirts of Austin, Texas, and had a strange weather week. Low of 6 and high of 19 - los 20s on a few days. Lost power for three days and water for two. House average temperature was 50 in day and 46-48 at night. Thank goodness we didn't lose gas service. We did well as we had food enough for us and a few who were a bit underprepared for icy roads which kept all homebound. We have a small Die Hard power pack and a Gold Zero power pack that was not good for coffee pots etc. But there is always a pour over coffee. We melted snow to flush toilets, and got gas logs up and running after being out of use for ten or so. We entertained ourselves with NPR on a transistor radio from who know when and got back into Scrabble and Yahtzee. The down side is that we lost all of our garden. I had a lettuce bed that i had successively planted and would have lasted a month or more depending if I continued to plant, but alas it is gone. Oh well, time to start some more in the house. One lesson is that we will soon purchase a much larger solar generator that will keep the household a bit more up and running. And so it goes. Joy Giles
I love that you WORK as a family. A lot of Kidd today do not know the value of a good days work. Sometimes they think the work just happens by itself. Great training for life.
Regardless of how other people do it, it is your fence. Keep pushing forward, and everything will work out. Blessings on you and your family. Enjoy watching you guys🙂
Absolutely! We’re in NE Mississippi. It started Sunday with approximately three inches of sleet. I’ll take that over freezing rain anytime. It continued of and on, finally finished BIG with 3-4” of beautiful snow Wednesday night. The temperatures have been crazy here too. I think the lowest was single digits with windchill below zero. This is Friday, 2/19/21, it was 12 this morning, at 9:00 it’s already 37 and beautiful sunshine ☀️ it’s time for this stuff to go... we people here in the south ain’t used to this kind of weather. That baby girl is getting sooo Big. She is a beauty for sure. Wonder if she will be a tomboy with all those brothers or a Diva. At this point, only God knows. Blessings Holler Family 🙏🏻💙💗💙💙💙💙💕
A tip for brush hauling: stack a bundle of brush over a tie strap. Then feed the strap through the hook-loop and tighten and tie with a slip knot. Then use the slip loop and free end to hold and drag. You can drag more than you can carry.
Great job Ben and Boys. It is hard to work in mud and so slippery too. But your pigs are going to have some very nice paddocks. Looking forward to the work y'all do between now and Spring planting. Stay warm & dry and have a Blessed day.
We got the sleet, here on the coast by Galveston, lowest was 17, ice for 3 days, then half our city and most all of Houston had no lights and no water. When things finally thawed, every store and eatery was packed for hrs. and hrs. But no trucks could make it in and there wasn't any milk, bread, baby formula, orange juice or frozen goods. Thank the Lord that our family and some others have been preparing for over a year. Milk is the most missed item. Sure makes me want to have a farm and a milk cow. Thanks for sharing. Have a Wonderful & Blessed Day!
Hey guys nice video. I noticed something you may want to look into. Ben when you were under the pine tree near the pigs it looked like you had bag worm cocoons in the tree. They will kill your pine trees. All you have to do is pick the cocoons off the tree and seal them in a zip lock bag. Throw the bag out. It will help prevent the spread of them too. I hope I am wrong but look into it just in case.
Nicely done Ben on the fencing for pig areas. Stretching that stuff is a pain by hand. We did it with the come along, and a piece of wood with some hooks and wire because we didn't have a tractor. It worked, took sometime but it worked. A little MacGyvering, and you can do just about anything.
We got ice here in Kentucky, then freezing temps and snow. Lost power on Monday evening, got it back on Friday evening. Made it a challenge to water livestock. Thankfully the horses had access to the creek. Resorted to melting snow and ice on the kerosene heater to water the goats.
Nice work everyone! Nice to have the boys be such a big help no whining, no long faces just jump in and help. Little one just checking it out from behind mom, what a sweet face.
We recently learned how to tighten wire like this, on our orchard fence, by using pliers to add a crimp or bends in the wire in between the t-posts. Works great, look it up. Old wire is hard for sure. That and not working on flat land really adds to the challenge, we know this from great experience. 😀
I don’t comment lots, I just want to say... I’m so happy for your family and how far you have come. It’s so nice to see the young men out helping. God Bless and keep up the great work. 🤗🤗❤️❤️ I wish u would post more, but I understand.
Hi Hollar Family. I tried to post earlier but it disappeared maybe I didn't finish it properly. I am concerned that all the brash from tree clearing is just being burned up when it can make biochar/charcoal. I know you tried before and it was not successful so I found a video for you then I found another the first one is English traditional charcoal making the second American. I think they are both worth watching as they have different methods and lots of information. Hope you find them interesting and useful.
We are a couple of hours from Bo & Kelly got down to 4 degrees. Lost everything in our greenhouse. We did not have a heater for it. Who would have thought we would stay under 32 for 6 days with Windchill's down to -14. Unbelievable. What it did do is make us think about what we need to do to be better prepared next time. I forgot that I had two oil lamps so after I remembered I took a bath with one of those going in the dark, the most relaxing bath I have ever had. No more glaring overhead lights when I take a bath!!
I am from southwest Arkansas and we got 1/2 inch sleet then 8 inches of snow,then 2 day later we got 12 inches of snow that day. Thankful we never lost power.
You always put your fence on the side of your posts that has the pressure on it. You did good. You need a pipe post with a kicker to hold it, to ankor your net to. You can use a piece of rebar or a small pipe to tie the wire to then ankor it to your end post. You can bolt two boards together over the other end and use a come-a-long to stretch it as tight as you want it. Yep I have put up a lot of field fence.
My original plan, to encompass my pig’s pasture with cattle panels came to an abrupt end when she turned several of them into pretzels. Electric wire is the best deterrent. Even when the power goes out, they won’t touch the wire; 13 joules commands a LOT of respect.
Fix a platform with an upright post that slips into the receiver hitch on Ole Blue for the roll of wire to sit on to unroll off of. You can then hook the fence onto the first post and drive however far you want and have the truck hold tension on the fence while you attach it. Have done this with tractors and 3-point attachments.
I have truly missed your family!....Big is really growing!.....your boys working with you is fun to watch!....God bless y’all abundantly and stay safe and healthy!
Bringing this farm back to life and adding new life has made you all stronger bonded than anyone can see. Love your side kick and oh bug I just want to squeeze and cuddle her so adorable. The older boys are working hard great video stay safe stay dry. I am also in NC we are working on getting our farm going but right now 4x4 are getting stuck in the mud.
I love watching you and the boys working together, Ben. Meg, you look great. It's nice to see you! Buggy is adorable and those boys of yours are great helpers. They are going to. have a very solid work ethic and superb problem solving skills when they are grown. They have a great role model and teacher in their dad and mom! xo Heather🇨🇦
“Precision Transmission” on UA-cam has good tear down videos highlighting the do’s and don’ts... and show how “assumptions” can really screw up a rebuild..
We have an old farm truck, too. Use it for hauling and snow removal. Thankful to have it! Your baby girl is growing so much! She is so cute! I am impressed by how the boys are working as a team with you! They seem to have matured quite a lot in the time you have lived there. Thanks for a great video!
Thank you Ben, your boy’s are a great help with the chores around the homestead. Love your channel, family, and all your skills you share on youtube. Be safe, stay healthy, God Bless everyone.
Ok. I know I already said this in another video's comment section, but it's still true. Your kids all having matching Carhartt coats is so fricken adorable. Carhartt is the bomb. People who dig ditches for landscaping wear Carhartt in the rain. I have long used their rain gear riding motorcycles at highway speeds and gotten to where I'm going dry. They are the desired garb of people who will be working outside in all weather.
I've driven my 97 to over 350,000 miles. Once I replace the alternator it will once again be the most dependable on the place. Mine isn't 4 x 4. God bless
Oh my how much I've missed you guys!!!! Them boys are awesome at helping!!! I've got two boys that are way younger than yours and they love to help just as much already! Your tiny cutie pie is way super cute!!!! I can't wait till your next one!!! Love it and love you guys!!!!
I encourage you to rebuild the transmission. I had a first career as an automotive mechanic before I became a software engineer in my 30s. Automatic transmissions are so so so easy. Just be careful, step by step and you'll get it. You just need seal kits and disc packs. WELL within your capabilities. You'd also be fine with manuals which for me are more fun. You just need a hydraulic press.
Yes Ben you can do it Red has built a many and you will know all about it and glad y'all getting a place fixed for your pigs .Thanks for sharing God Bless sweet friend's ♥️
If he can get it rebuilt, I see a daddy teaching his babies how to drive his truck on the land one day. So happy for y'all. Buggie has grown soooo much. ❤️❤️
Great bribe of hot cocoa Meg! I'm glad you had old blue to help you. I like all the trees for the pigs. Nice pig enclosure! Great idea to put the wire fence on the inside. They love to scratch against the fence. Great Vlog!
My 93 ranger does same thing with the transmission. Until it warms up, it will slip out of gear especially with reverse and it you rev it up, it will kick in. Been driving it that way for over 2 years so I bet it will keep going for awhile
Louisiana got hammered too 1st storm dumped 1 1/4” of sleet then 2d storm dumped 1 1/2 ice with ice storm. Trees are all covered as is anything above ground, causing major power outages including us and we also lost our water. Texas lost their complete Power Grid and water systems, hospitals are having to transfer patients due to no water. It is crazy what all is going on and this is a couple storms that have never ramped up this bad! Need prayers for many that are out of both power and water!!!
I see so many saying they are fossils too since they had 8 tracks. I had a reel to reel, cassettes, 8 tracks, records (even some 78 rpm ones), as well as the new stuff. My first computer didn't even have a hard drive or floppy drive, it saved it's programs onto cassettes.
Your kids are simply awesome. Thanks, young ones, for helping your folks so well.
How blessed to have 4 sons to help yall
She is so precious. Love that lil face. She’s a blessing for not only you but gives us a little sunshine in tough times.
Rebuilding the transmission would be a great learning project for the boys!
mechanics is needed on the farm also looks great on the resume for a part time or summer job. When they start driving to Lowes and Tractor supply for you.
Homemade fence stretcher: a come-along + a steel pipe that you weave into the fence wires. I've successfully stretched and mounted fencing on posts using that with nobody's help. Use a piece of rebar as an anchor to stretch against. It works.
I have 2 oak 3" X 5" X 5' with bolts through them that my dad built 40+ years. It takes a bit of time to tighten all the nuts onto the bolts because he used a lot of them, but it works like a charm... We stretch it with a chain hooked to the tractor.
A winch is a lot less work 😁 but same concept!
Hard to stretch it with just Tpost
@@dixsigns1717 That is what we used... I do not remember if Dad said that was one of his Dad's or not.... I was thinking of all the fences I helped Dad with over the years. ...
OK. For Ben's fence- 1st real attempt to build this kind of fence by hand- minimal equip. 20+ yrs after instructed during that "half- listen -at -best" stage...
It is up. It will hold- for now... ... It will be a pain to go back and tighten it up.... that can be done when it is a little drier. = Success:
Many lessons learned= will be better next time.
use the truck and ball hitch as an anchor point
Your boys have become quite the farm hands. And that little bug is an absolute doll baby. Looking good guys. God's blessing to all.
Poor little girl will never lose that nickname. :(
@@SagebrushRambles My daughter’s nickname growing up was Tater-tot....Then it was shortened to Tater. She is 36 and still loves to be called Tater by her family.
Her little face peaking out! I can't even!
Don’t stay away too long please. Miss you.
Ben, you are amazingly brilliant! Meg and your children are blessed indeed!
When I was a young chick, I changed out an automatic transmission. The hardest thing was to get it the right place so when it was in, say, park the the gear shift said park as well :) Pig area looking good. Love to see the children working with you. I get t do it with my grandchildren.
The truck is in good condition on the outside, and knowing you Ben you will fix the transmission. The baby is darling loved her in the pink hat.
Why I would rather have a manual. Those boys are just itching to help. You're great parents. Glad you got it done, even had extra.
Loving a glimpse of the bugginator💖. Good to see all of ya all. Transmission homeschooling curriculum sounds interesting. So the homestead is now a dig site. You guys are an amazing channel! Never a dull moment. Stay safe, healthy and warm. Blessings.
Awesome family together gets things done.😊
OMG, Buggy’s little pink hat!😍 She’s the CUTEST!
You have been missed!
We had an ole Blue and it was a great truck. About 8 years ago it blew a head gasket, my husband bought another pick up and had ole Blue repaired. He sold it for $1500 to his cousin and that truck is still going! Gosh, seeing yours brought back a bunch of memories..My husband still misses that truck!..LOL
Love those wooly pigs!! They have the longest legs I've ever seen. Looks like they are wearing high heels!! 😃 Be well from Canada🇨🇦
We are on the outskirts of Austin, Texas, and had a strange weather week. Low of 6 and high of 19 - los 20s on a few days. Lost power for three days and water for two. House average temperature was 50 in day and 46-48 at night. Thank goodness we didn't lose gas service. We did well as we had food enough for us and a few who were a bit underprepared for icy roads which kept all homebound. We have a small Die Hard power pack and a Gold Zero power pack that was not good for coffee pots etc. But there is always a pour over coffee. We melted snow to flush toilets, and got gas logs up and running after being out of use for ten or so. We entertained ourselves with NPR on a transistor radio from who know when and got back into Scrabble and Yahtzee. The down side is that we lost all of our garden. I had a lettuce bed that i had successively planted and would have lasted a month or more depending if I continued to plant, but alas it is gone. Oh well, time to start some more in the house. One lesson is that we will soon purchase a much larger solar generator that will keep the household a bit more up and running. And so it goes. Joy Giles
I love that you WORK as a family. A lot of Kidd today do not know the value of a good days work. Sometimes they think the work just happens by itself. Great training for life.
Thank you, Neighbor for the fencing.. Good to see you guys are doing well during all this craziness.. Safe travels all..- Melanie
Praying for you guys heard your all are getting some bad weather 🥰🙏
You have some good helpers. That's a tough job slogging around in the mud. It's looking good.
Love your little family, dad and moms helpers 👍boys, you’re a blessing to your parents and people watching your endeavours
Ben and the kids are pretty blessed too have Meg also. She is very smart and very work motivated. Just a win win complete family.
It's great how your boys help out. Working on the farm makes a tight family unit. God Bless.
Good afternoon, from VA
We had a nasty ice storm , we had no power for 5 days. Wintery mess today. Always great to see y’all, stay well, be safe🙏
Yes! Let’s do all the projects today!!! I get that way after a rain rest. Nice looking family.
I love how you guises videos are more like a conversation between the two of you than a video.
Regardless of how other people do it, it is your fence. Keep pushing forward, and everything will work out. Blessings on you and your family. Enjoy watching you guys🙂
You and Your A-PLUS Farmhands did a GREAT JOB!!! And Mom and Baby Girl ADD the "Pretty" to this Video !! Wonderful Family!! God Bless You ALL !!
You are doing a fantastic job love the video thank you so much these days be careful out there God bless you
Great job Ben Love you guys God bless
Be happy for the rain, most other places in the US including Texas have had snow instead.
Absolutely! We’re in NE Mississippi. It started Sunday with approximately three inches of sleet. I’ll take that over freezing rain anytime. It continued of and on, finally finished BIG with 3-4” of beautiful snow Wednesday night. The temperatures have been crazy here too. I think the lowest was single digits with windchill below zero. This is Friday, 2/19/21, it was 12 this morning, at 9:00 it’s already 37 and beautiful sunshine ☀️ it’s time for this stuff to go... we people here in the south ain’t used to this kind of weather.
That baby girl is getting sooo Big. She is a beauty for sure. Wonder if she will be a tomboy with all those brothers or a Diva. At this point, only God knows.
Blessings Holler Family 🙏🏻💙💗💙💙💙💙💕
VERY TRUE HERE IN MISSOURI. WE HAD 10” BRUTAL COLD ❄️✔️🦅
i love the fact that you have a shadow helping you!!
same
A tip for brush hauling: stack a bundle of brush over a tie strap. Then feed the strap through the hook-loop and tighten and tie with a slip knot. Then use the slip loop and free end to hold and drag. You can drag more than you can carry.
Thank you for sharing your journey! We're getting pigs soon, too!
Great job Ben and Boys. It is hard to work in mud and so slippery too. But your pigs are going to have some very nice paddocks. Looking forward to the work y'all do between now and Spring planting. Stay warm & dry and have a Blessed day.
We got the sleet, here on the coast by Galveston, lowest was 17, ice for 3 days, then half our city and most all of Houston had no lights and no water. When things finally thawed, every store and eatery was packed for hrs. and hrs. But no trucks could make it in and there wasn't any milk, bread, baby formula, orange juice or frozen goods. Thank the Lord that our family and some others have been preparing for over a year. Milk is the most missed item. Sure makes me want to have a farm and a milk cow. Thanks for sharing. Have a Wonderful & Blessed Day!
Hey guys nice video. I noticed something you may want to look into. Ben when you were under the pine tree near the pigs it looked like you had bag worm cocoons in the tree. They will kill your pine trees. All you have to do is pick the cocoons off the tree and seal them in a zip lock bag. Throw the bag out. It will help prevent the spread of them too. I hope I am wrong but look into it just in case.
We’ll take a look, thanks!
Nicely done Ben on the fencing for pig areas. Stretching that stuff is a pain by hand. We did it with the come along, and a piece of wood with some hooks and wire because we didn't have a tractor. It worked, took sometime but it worked. A little MacGyvering, and you can do just about anything.
Baby is looking great, thanks mom
We got ice here in Kentucky, then freezing temps and snow. Lost power on Monday evening, got it back on Friday evening. Made it a challenge to water livestock. Thankfully the horses had access to the creek. Resorted to melting snow and ice on the kerosene heater to water the goats.
Nice work everyone! Nice to have the boys be such a big help no whining, no long faces just jump in and help. Little one just checking it out from behind mom, what a sweet face.
You all have some amazing young men working there with you.. Awesome boys ..love your family
Absolutely love your videos it goves me inspiration in a time i need it the most
We recently learned how to tighten wire like this, on our orchard fence, by using pliers to add a crimp or bends in the wire in between the t-posts. Works great, look it up. Old wire is hard for sure. That and not working on flat land really adds to the challenge, we know this from great experience. 😀
I don’t comment lots, I just want to say... I’m so happy for your family and how far you have come. It’s so nice to see the young men out helping. God Bless and keep up the great work. 🤗🤗❤️❤️ I wish u would post more, but I understand.
Thank you so much!!
@@TheHollarHomestead 🤗🤗🤗
very nice to see your boy's helping you God bless you all
Gooood evening from central Florida! Hope everyone has a great night!
Me to ots cold out here even colder sleeping in the car
TB area here.. Nice and warm today
Good evening from London uk
@@scottbaker3659 Dade city here!
Hi Hollar Family. I tried to post earlier but it disappeared maybe I didn't finish it properly. I am concerned that all the brash from tree clearing is just being burned up when it can make biochar/charcoal. I know you tried before and it was not successful so I found a video for you then I found another the first one is English traditional charcoal making the second American. I think they are both worth watching as they have different methods and lots of information. Hope you find them interesting and useful.
We are a couple of hours from Bo & Kelly got down to 4 degrees. Lost everything in our greenhouse. We did not have a heater for it. Who would have thought we would stay under 32 for 6 days with Windchill's down to -14. Unbelievable. What it did do is make us think about what we need to do to be better prepared next time. I forgot that I had two oil lamps so after I remembered I took a bath with one of those going in the dark, the most relaxing bath I have ever had. No more glaring overhead lights when I take a bath!!
I am from southwest Arkansas and we got 1/2 inch sleet then 8 inches of snow,then 2 day later we got 12 inches of snow that day. Thankful we never lost power.
You always put your fence on the side of your posts that has the pressure on it. You did good. You need a pipe post with a kicker to hold it, to ankor your net to. You can use a piece of rebar or a small pipe to tie the wire to then ankor it to your end post. You can bolt two boards together over the other end and use a come-a-long to stretch it as tight as you want it. Yep I have put up a lot of field fence.
Great work on the homestead!
My original plan, to encompass my pig’s pasture with cattle panels came to an abrupt end when she turned several of them into pretzels. Electric wire is the best deterrent. Even when the power goes out, they won’t touch the wire; 13 joules commands a LOT of respect.
Oh I know you guys will be glad to see this mud gone!
The boys are getting so big. Maturing fast. Wonderful yet sad. 🥰
Fix a platform with an upright post that slips into the receiver hitch on Ole Blue for the roll of wire to sit on to unroll off of. You can then hook the fence onto the first post and drive however far you want and have the truck hold tension on the fence while you attach it. Have done this with tractors and 3-point attachments.
Could you seed grass on the area you were standing at the very end of the video? Less mud in the future
I have truly missed your family!....Big is really growing!.....your boys working with you is fun to watch!....God bless y’all abundantly and stay safe and healthy!
Old video, but love these old videos none the less. Ben has some some serious skills!
I love your channel bunches.....great family and always cool content in your videos.....
Great getting ready for spring and more pigs. Those pigs have really been growing. Thank you for sharing.🙏💕
We been missing yall I know it has been a bad winter for videos i be glad when garden so i can watch that and your sweet family be safe.
Bringing this farm back to life and adding new life has made you all stronger bonded than anyone can see. Love your side kick and oh bug I just want to squeeze and cuddle her so adorable. The older boys are working hard great video stay safe stay dry. I am also in NC we are working on getting our farm going but right now 4x4 are getting stuck in the mud.
I love watching you and the boys working together, Ben. Meg, you look great. It's nice to see you! Buggy is adorable and those boys of yours are great helpers. They are going to. have a very solid work ethic and superb problem solving skills when they are grown. They have a great role model and teacher in their dad and mom!
xo Heather🇨🇦
Good job putting your fence to the inside of the posts.
Awesome...looking good..
-30 in Iowa a couple days ago, now it's like 15 degrees and every1 thinks it's t shirt weather lol
Nice job. Look for crystals and arrowheads out there bet you will fine them.
“Precision Transmission” on UA-cam has good tear down videos highlighting the do’s and don’ts... and show how “assumptions” can really screw up a rebuild..
We have an old farm truck, too. Use it for hauling and snow removal. Thankful to have it!
Your baby girl is growing so much! She is so cute!
I am impressed by how the boys are working as a team with you! They seem to have matured quite a lot in the time you have lived there.
Thanks for a great video!
It’s amazing how hard your boys work keep it up, you’ll reach your goal!
Good to see all the help! I wish I had that!
The rain is still upon NC. And the top soil is floating on the clay layer.
Hooray for t post drivers!
And welcome to the family, Blue!
Thank you Ben, your boy’s are a great help with the chores around the homestead. Love your channel, family, and all your skills you share on youtube. Be safe, stay healthy, God Bless everyone.
Ok. I know I already said this in another video's comment section, but it's still true. Your kids all having matching Carhartt coats is so fricken adorable. Carhartt is the bomb. People who dig ditches for landscaping wear Carhartt in the rain. I have long used their rain gear riding motorcycles at highway speeds and gotten to where I'm going dry. They are the desired garb of people who will be working outside in all weather.
I've driven my 97 to over 350,000 miles. Once I replace the alternator it will once again be the most dependable on the place. Mine isn't 4 x 4. God bless
Oh my how much I've missed you guys!!!! Them boys are awesome at helping!!! I've got two boys that are way younger than yours and they love to help just as much already! Your tiny cutie pie is way super cute!!!! I can't wait till your next one!!! Love it and love you guys!!!!
Lovely to see the sun! It is nice to see you guys are doing well as well. All the love from Canada!
I encourage you to rebuild the transmission. I had a first career as an automotive mechanic before I became a software engineer in my 30s. Automatic transmissions are so so so easy. Just be careful, step by step and you'll get it. You just need seal kits and disc packs. WELL within your capabilities. You'd also be fine with manuals which for me are more fun. You just need a hydraulic press.
Good to follow your progress. Thank you for the update. We farmed on clay soil and sometimes got a lot of rain💞💞
Your excitement about the pigs digging up a cassette. 😂
That’s so me
Yes Ben you can do it Red has built a many and you will know all about it and glad y'all getting a place fixed for your pigs .Thanks for sharing God Bless sweet friend's ♥️
Great to see the Whole Family doing the Project Together. Nice job. Free is always my favorite Price. God Bless and Peace Be With You All
If he can get it rebuilt, I see a daddy teaching his babies how to drive his truck on the land one day. So happy for y'all. Buggie has grown soooo much. ❤️❤️
Love seeing you and the boys enjoying working together great help ❣️❣️❣️❣️
Love watching these videos for great ideas on homesteading.
You have a beautiful family....that little baby bug is sooooooo adorable!!!!!❤️❤️
Your children are precious 💕
Awesome Perseverance! Love the matching coats for the boys.
How proud are you of your boys 🙏🙏🙏
So Sweet to see the boys helping!! Good job boys!!
Every improvement is a little step closer to your dream being a completed reality. It is great watching you get ever closer.
Meg, I would love to see your knitting. When you film inside just drape it over something. I’ll see it.😁
Yes! or a knitting short on what your making if Baby Bug lets you knit🥢
Great bribe of hot cocoa Meg! I'm glad you had old blue to help you. I like all the trees for the pigs. Nice pig enclosure! Great idea to put the wire fence on the inside. They love to scratch against the fence. Great Vlog!
My 93 ranger does same thing with the transmission. Until it warms up, it will slip out of gear especially with reverse and it you rev it up, it will kick in. Been driving it that way for over 2 years so I bet it will keep going for awhile
Louisiana got hammered too 1st storm dumped 1 1/4” of sleet then 2d storm dumped 1 1/2 ice with ice storm. Trees are all covered as is anything above ground, causing major power outages including us and we also lost our water. Texas lost their complete Power Grid and water systems, hospitals are having to transfer patients due to no water. It is crazy what all is going on and this is a couple storms that have never ramped up this bad! Need prayers for many that are out of both power and water!!!
I see so many saying they are fossils too since they had 8 tracks. I had a reel to reel, cassettes, 8 tracks, records (even some 78 rpm ones), as well as the new stuff. My first computer didn't even have a hard drive or floppy drive, it saved it's programs onto cassettes.