You are absolutely amazing in your detail Nate. Taking the time to do things correctly will be so worth it in the end. Like you and Katie, we can’t wait to see the finished product!!

Wow, u have a lot on ur plate Nate. I have to give u a lot of credit for taking on this job. I bet u will be happy when this is done. 😊

Amazing work, from computer to construction great job Nathan!

I love the raising of arms in VICTORY!!

How you are doing all this practically by yourself is amazing Nate. Completely understand why you need breaks. You are doing such a good job.

It may be a lot of work now, but you will be so glad when it is done. Looking good!

Forget Bilder-Bob. We have Bilder-Nate!

Amazing job Nate, such a daunting task.

Great job Nate! Way to go! Blessings!

U got this

That’s a lot of work! Great job! ❤

Oh you are so good. Vacuum right in the doorway and you're putting down that stuff between the cement and wood. That's why we all love you Nate

I now wonder if that house was worth saving. Such hard work. I guess it's too late to go back now. You deserve a medal for all your hard work! ❤

You are absolutely the hardest working man on KZread. Wish you well!

Cool episode. How you figure all this out is remarkable.

Awesome work

Wow, may God bless and keep you always.

I guess building chicken coops must seems real easy after this!

Nate, I watch you function as the contractor, sometimes engineer, and marvel at all you are doing to restore your home. I actually have no clue what you are doing, yet I follow along, fascinated. If it were me in there removing joists, the house would have fallen in by now. And if yours truly were rewiring that 1930’s electrical web of fraying confusion, no doubt I would have ignited a fire OR I’d have to rewire the entire house for having screwed up the circuitry big time. So I’m just sittin’ here watching Nate do it all and looking forward to the day when you can stand back and smile at what you’ve accomplished through your skills and determination. ❤

Wow Nate that job is daunting. I'm overwhelmed at what you have to done and also what you have accomplished to date. That is a task and then some. It's going to be beautiful when it is done however so one bite at a time. You will be able to figure out anything after this is all done. Actually owning our own properties, it's never all done........LOL Kudos and hang in there. It is going to be amazing!

Well wouldn't you know it... today's upload from Outdoors with the Morgans featured an articulating tractor like yours - and he pointed out many of the same features that you did when you were talking about all the reasons you chose it... that it really is the perfect tractor. Of course, he rented the tractor for a week... so he doesn't get to keep it - but he said that he plans to move to buy something like it when he gets done with all of his dirt work/earth/equipment moving jobs. I love to see you make progress and I love that you are doing everything you can to get this done right. Thanks for sharing this journey with us.

Nate, Katie I am hearing double chick's. Yours and mine 😊such a beautiful sound Nate the floor project is so interesting as I watched you Clean and correct this home.

Bravo good man!!!

I’m absolutely in love with that little tractor Nate. So awesome

That tractor is a cool little thing. It's going to be such a great help for u guys.

Excellent Nate! Love your precise and thoughtful way of working. Your tractor is so good, watching you move that heavy lumber only a short distance by hand! Very glad you are having the evening away from hard labour! Take care you two! Happy Days! ☀️😁👏🥰🤗🙏🏻

I know many people enjoy or benefit from watching these vlogs, but I find them boring majority of the time. So anyways, I endure (I heard if a video isn't watched to the end, it doesn't get credit for a view) and I always give a thumbs up to support your channel. Love the Kraemer Life, always! Thank you folks for sharing the ups and downs and the dos and don'ts, it's a great learning process for us while you learn 😊.

@conniemitchell5725

Ай бұрын

Great job nate and Katie you work well together you both have different views but you work out the wrinkles in the end!! Remember to be good to yourselves 😊

@TheKraemerLife

Ай бұрын

@devinatusi5035 - I appreciate your commitment to our channel - As for watching all the way through, I think it's ok to stop watching it when you want to - no need to watch all the way through if you don't want to. I will be putting out (lots) more of these house reno videos, and it's really ok for you to skip them. I'd rather you watch the videos that you enjoy instead. But again, I really do appreciate you. thank you.

You describing what you're doing and why is all Greek to me (kind of like when the adults speak in a Peanuts cartoon - LOL), but I admire the hard work and thought you are putting into this project!

Happy for that tractor....that would have been a lot of wood to move otherwise. Great back saver for sure. Y'all have a Blessed weekend.

Nice job. I have learned that patience is needed on working on really old homes.

This is a big project. I hope you get some help. I wish you the best of everything Nate.

lots of work done great job hugsssss

It would be so nice if you had some help to get it done,you work so hard,but doing a great job Nate

Thank you, Nate. I was so excited to see this video and like I said before you could just set your camera and take us along it was outstanding thank you. I look forward to more. God bless.

wow Nate great job:) may god give you the patience through the rest of the work ahead.I hope you had a peaceful weekend.

I am so impressed with the work you are doing ❤

Anchor a angle iron or treated 2 buy 4 at the bottom of the joist as a ledger. That acts as a joist hanger a.nd gives you something easy to measure off of.

Katie, Nate has been both cute and funny today. It's our lucky day I love how he talks out loud to sound out a plan. I do that but I'm not cute

Because your truck has sides, 2 short straps looped around packs of timer/lumber, steel whatever, one on one fork and one on the other, lift. Put down on gluts and then pick up again under the back without straps to travel. No swing when moving the item.

REMINDER! Install your floor joists "CROWN UP"...

@TheKraemerLife

Ай бұрын

Yes! thank you.

Loved the video 😘👍🏻💕💕

I applauded to turning off the circuit breaker

Timestamp 1:28 YAY! Congratulations! What a weight lifted, eh? (Pun intended😁)

Please Nate use s your lap belt in the Tractor at all times you will get use to it like the Truck . I have used Tractors for year the seat belt will one day save your life . Thanks wow a lot of work

That is ROMEX (non metalic sheath cable)

9/16 inch = 1.42cm 😊

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You could have rachet strap the wood then pull it off your truck then scoop it up..just a thought

@TheKraemerLife

Ай бұрын

great idea.

Looks like you have figured out an easier way to exit the tractor!

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I may have missed this on this journey but are you and Katie planning on making this your home or are you renting it out? You're doing an excellent job by the way!

@TheKraemerLife

Ай бұрын

Originally we were going to rent it out. we've changed our minds and will be living in it.

Redwood?

Talk less and work more

@TheKraemerLife

Ай бұрын

I'll try.

@lfuentes4098

Ай бұрын

@@TheKraemerLifeyou can’t please everyone Nate. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Thanks for the videos. I know t takes a lot of time to do your work and film. But a lot of us appreciate it.