You “ORDERED” your Tradcon?!? That’s disgusting!

@wranglerstar

Ай бұрын

W for the patriarchy!

@CameraNomadic

Ай бұрын

So Bill Clinton is going to comment on the treatment of women? This I gotta hear.

@MrMarsik13

Ай бұрын

AM i only one who thinks he is joking?

@tonymatthews445

Ай бұрын

@@wranglerstar The Husband council approves this order ❤

@HunterTN

Ай бұрын

@@MrMarsik13 Imagine thinking anything on this channel is not 100% serious at all times. You are not going to survive the struggle with that attitude sir.

My father was a commercial union electrician in Canada. I used to work there as well. If I didn't clean up after myself, I would be handed the keys to the building and a push broom on my weekend and told to go clean the entire floor we were working on. Also, if I marked a wall while installing anything, he would have me go to the painter and borrow a roller and paint and fix it. I used to think how hard he was on me was unnecessary. Now, as a man, my work always stands out from the rest. I'm happy he instilled a work ethic in me at a young age.

You do excellent work, Cody. Using two 22.5s instead of one 45 elbow is a trick that my dad taught me back in the 80s. He was a fire sprinkler fitter for 30 years. I drove dump truck for a few years, and too often I received vague info on where to dump a load of rock, so nice job, sir. 👍 A job superintendent once jokingly told me, if you're ever lost in the woods, just pound a stake in the ground and a dump truck will show up to run it over. Cheers.

@wranglerstar

Ай бұрын

My goodness, I am sitting in my hot tub laughing at that last comment. I have never heard the dump truck running over stakes, you win the comment of the week award 🥳

@setdown2

Ай бұрын

Never heard a load of stone called rock before... This is going to be a trip...😂

@Shane_O

Ай бұрын

That’s a good one on the dump truck 😂

Best episode yet. loved that you talked and described more of what you were doing and your thoughts, longer episode, and the natural chit chat with wife and electrician is nice to see.

@wranglerstar

Ай бұрын

Thank you, Levi. I have been reading the comments. Lot of guys have been asking for longer videos with more detail,

I'm an electrical contractor and you are 100% correct. I have to drill into the men to clean up and they do think they are too good to clean. I even had a man tell me he does not sweep. If you don't sweep, go home. He swept up. Do a good cleanup and they will always will call you back.

@StanlyTPT

Ай бұрын

Every single time... Cheers

@joshwongwai3532

Ай бұрын

Worked excavation for a while and I live in the northwest, would always get complaints from electricians that our power trench depth would be short by like 2 inches or so (roughly 24 to 28 inches required) yet I’ve seen countless times when a rain comes down the night before completely filling the trench with water so they just install the pipe right above the water level making it even less then a foot below ground simply because they didn’t want to get dirty pumping out the water from the trench. Then when final inspection comes it would fail because they didn’t install it to proper depth. 🤦‍♂️

@__Lachie

Ай бұрын

Agreed, cleaning up is the easiest part of the job and it always wins you brownie points with the customer.

@user-rx9ey6rd2d

Ай бұрын

“You got time to lean You got time to clean “ Bob Johnson Sr. RIP

@chachimatthew

Ай бұрын

lol i would not be as nice, i would say well if do not sweep thats fine hand him twizzers say this or your fingers...lol

As a certified forklift driver I can tell you that watching excavators is just awesome.

If you put a Klein Tools sticker on a broom you can get a sparky to use it. Need another sticker for the dust pan or he’ll just leave the piles everywhere

@daltonwade7908

Ай бұрын

So true…

Love how you treat your wife, you always have good energy in your videos. It’s crazy how much experience you have in everything you do. Really liking this segment!!!!

My man cody 20 years in the excavating business, plus EMS, wildland firefighter, multiple automotive businesses, roofer, framer, lumberjack, construction superintendent... Im sure im missing some. You've lived the lives of many men, and still young!

Glad to see you shared your expectations of cleanup with your electrician. Setting people up to do a good job is a lost art.

Missed these old type of videos. Been watching you now for years. Please more of these old school videos!

Cody, you are brilliant! I’m going to do the same thing for my wife this weekend. The declarative way or “ordering” her to do something for herself is perfect. Thank you.

I love doing electrical work, it's so simple if you know what you're doing and are safe about it. That's a very clean setup and the trench was well-cut.

traplines and inlines is a young dude building a log home. badass channel

@gtjk2011

Ай бұрын

He's amazing. Well worth a watch.

What a treat. Thank you. It’s almost midnight here now. (EastCoastMan)

@AugustusM-sj3rv

Ай бұрын

Almost a haiku

The ways the excavation “sop” if you will varies around the country are cool. Goes to show just cause “it’s the way we’ve always done it” doesn’t mean someone else doesn’t know better

I've worked with your electrician many, many times. Back when i worked for A&E.

The comment about the stake goes for any time you have materials delivered. Part of my job is working with our delivery driver at a lumber yard. Having a customer tell us they put a flag or something down when I call and ask about where to drop materials saves us so much time.

Loving the series. Keep em coming. Thx again wranglerstar and family

Really enjoying this style of episode. I'm starting construction of two wings on my house, and I'm going to do an "off the house" meter like you're doing. I'm leaning a lot. Thanks for letting us share in the adventure that is Cody & Family. :)

Thanks for taking us along, Beloved.

Good stuff. Nice to be outside and not freezing. Now we east coast guys just need it to stop raining. The struggle is real for the first time for me regarding water.

What you are saying is true about electricians. I once was saw an electrical foreman do the final connections and then drop his tools on the ground and tell his laborers to clean everything up as he walked away.

Awesome series! Feels like old wranglerstar. Blessings from the Uk! Awesome to see not everyone is stuck in the dystopia! 💪

Love these series thanks Cody

Excellent! So happy to see this all get installed. Proho here is moving into the new homestead this weekend. Stay tuned.

An electricians motto, We don’t beautify We electrify.

The production value of your channel is insane man keep it up

@wranglerstar

Ай бұрын

Appreciate it!

I’ve just been calling those “long shovels” for the past few years lol. Glad to know the original purpose and name. I used one that my grandpa had to remove some bushes at my mother’s that broke 2 regular shovels. Got nice and deep into the roots and made the job go by much quicker!

I learn so much watching your stuff.

Fernando is a great guy to work with! He’ll do you right!

Really enjoying the series!

This series is fantastic. The veiw at 1:55 is beautiful.

loving this build! thank you! god bless

Im absolutely hooked with the series!

Love this Cody. Keep up the great work!

Another great video Cody, you’re underrated!

@wranglerstar

Ай бұрын

I appreciate that!

Good morning from the UK 🇬🇧

I think Jeriah needs a promotion to the title of Squire.

loving the series, thanks as always for the content!

My dream is to own my own excavator. Been saving for years but I have many more to go. Thank you for the awesome content, my friend.

In terms of artefacts, I've found loads of bottles. Among my favorite are the Coca-Cola bottles from the 50's which were bottled just down the road in The Dalles! Plain to see you had real fun editing this one, Cody. Blessings!

Enjoying this series. Reminds me of my own build. 👍

I'm really enjoying this series! I have been debating build/buy for something off grid for a while, looking forward to getting more insight on the build option here!

God bless you and your family to me this is as exciting as if it was my own dream. From AUSTRALIA .

Agreed Cody I would show up early in the morning in the buildings. Downtown Seattle and I would take all our roll around garbage cans. And stack them up at their office store before they showed up every morning, hoping they would get the hint

This is a fantastic series.

Been loving this cabin series I will soon be building my own little place once I buy some property I’m sure I will be coming back to this series later on to make sure everything is proho certified

It’s so true, I’m constantly cleaning up after my electrician. Great guy, does great work, leaves one heck of a mess…. 😅

Loving this series, I look forward to more videos!

I really like this series

Love this kind of content

I like the series. Thanks.

Love the channel. Im 21 watching sense I was 16. Great educational content!

@sociopathmercenary

Ай бұрын

Not too educational because you still don't know how to spell since. 😇

The power meter mount looks like a Shinto gate like they have in Japan. Perfect accompaniment to Mount Fuji.

His man servant kills it i love that skills get put to good use id love that what a good gig if i move closer to mt fuji lol i live next to mt bachelor. I freaking think wranglerstar and family is so great been watching for years feel like i know them but they dont know me kinda crazy wish the channel could interact more with the viewers.

Great work good sir!!!

Awesome!!

Good control over the bucket. I’m sorry for telling a story during your video. Please forgive me. My wife’s stepfather used to run a big excavator for the city. One day a guy was in a deep trench, and it caved in on him, completely covering him a yard or two deep. Frank used his excavator to exactly dig down to the top of the man’s head, then hand dug. The city awarded him a lifesaving award. He was very proud of that, for the rest of his life. We, also, were proud of his expertise. Sorry for misdirecting your video for a second.

I like the Camarata reference

Good evening from the Ozarks ☦️

Nice panel, 400, that's the way.

Ole skool Wranglerstar video there buddy....great construction tips. One word of advice, if you decide to again "ground" yourself on a construction site you might want to borrow some stainless steel toenail polish from your Tradcon to provide your tootsies a little safety margin should you drop a piece of conduit on them!

@wranglerstar

Ай бұрын

I have been advised thank you,

God bless!

That was a nice touch and shot of the rock stake and your Wife Cody

Nice view of what I’m guessing is Rainier. Going to Carson soon to hit up the Falls Creek cave system, and Cheese caves. Hope the building goes well.

@norcal91695

Ай бұрын

It’s mt Fuji

@Miiowskii

Ай бұрын

@@norcal91695 Damn. I may have to rethink my travel arrangements then.

I never knew grounding was a thing until seeing you exercise it, then recently Dr. Peter Attia had a foot specialist on his podcast and she talked about how important it is for foot health to go barefoot for some time during the day !

Awesome!

Nice!

Had an MSHA inspector tell me he looks for messes around panels (old tape rolls, wire clippings, etc.) and those are what he takes a deeper look at (and usually finds a fine.) I've been diligent about tidiness ever since.

I'm guessing your estate (if ever it goes on sale) will be valued at a significant premium, since so much of the construction is documented, while conducted at such a high standard of quality.

Evening from PA

When I was an apprentice electrician the only thing I remember actually cleaning up was extra wire. Had no concept of a broom for the nips and paper :)

Schedule 80 should be installed where ever the run transitions in/out of the ground, then change over to a 10’ stick of galvi going up the pole with a bonding bushing to a ground rod. But don’t worry about that as long as you have a plan to clean up wire snips

The cabin is just the right distance from the road where pitching water balloons at it will be a snap.

Cold start!

excellent

Ran this same exact mini all day today. Coke start and all

The company I work for has a 303.5 just like yours it doesn't have the extra counter weight it makes the machine feel tippy it doesn't have the stability of the older models with the extra counter weight. I spent 7 years on Kubota minis I do like them they are fast, I'm used to operating a fast reacting mini.

Is the mountain real? Looks amazing.

Did I misunderstand? You're putting in a 400 amp service for a small log cabin? I have enjoyed your professional home owner content for years and years, thank you.

Never heard of East Coast man with a Man Servant.

I have found the old car septic system working as a foundation builder in Connecticut. It was a 1950s car. Pretty nasty but cool.

Yeeesss lol we always tell the members please get that service buried in pipe 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 So unfortunate to have to locate your bad wire when you’re missing a leg at 2am 😵‍💫😮‍💨

You are so cool, me and my dad just like you, my Man.

@wranglerstar

Ай бұрын

Thank you, beloved, say hello to your dad for me,

@truenaturestormers2525

Ай бұрын

@@wranglerstar will do my brother

Open trench = rain tonight!

I dug a 60 foot trench to supply power to my shop by hand One time with a bill Dookie, shovel 😊

Tactical clogs always help accentuate the ankles.

Progress it’s a wonderful thing. I’m curious how much for the permits from your local know it alls?

its kind of amazing what only the 24 or so horsepower can do on that excavator

Every one in my family took on the trade of being a electrician i was taught by my father you clean up your mess cause if i got to come behind you you are fired a clean and neat job site is more business in the future

White on rice😂 is that a Major Payne reference? Also, them sparkies always leave messes

Do you use different color conduit for different services in the US? Here in New Zealand (and Australia), typically we use Orange for electrical, Green for Telecommunications, Blue for water, Grey/White/Beige for sewer or rain water, Yellow for gas.

Nice 💯🇺🇸

Apple could learn a thing of two from CATs example. A huge part of what makes them so good is CATs parts network that come from the OEM. Could you imagine Tech companies doing anything like that?

Did you say 400 amp service for a little cabin? I'm just wondering what secret device you got needing that kind of juice lol. You would need to load up on the ecoflows for sure. Nice work Cody God bless you and your family.

Are your solor panels on that pole? Or are you going to let the man control your power? Central Texas man asking

I just opened the cover to my breaker box yesterday on my 5th wheel to pull some voltage readings and low and behold, wire sheathing clippings and all sorts of mess from the install and termination and stripping of wires. Figures.

In my area cat has a bit of bad rep. To get parts, it could take from a week to a month.