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@happyinfidel1

4 жыл бұрын

Might I presume to suggest a trailer ball on the front of your truck?.. Helps with the moving of things like the chipper etc?

@azoucnl1003

4 жыл бұрын

Jake If you have mice that bother you in the garden You can grow mint And I assure you that she will ever disappear from there The mice hate the mint scent

@dianep3071

4 жыл бұрын

Mice also hate irish spring soap

@aracelileonor325

4 жыл бұрын

Living Off Grid w/ Jake & Nicole good luck on your jjourney

@ijazmanerwalkhan7751

4 жыл бұрын

Very good

Adding a winch to your truck would be so versatile. It can recover your stuck truck, pull logs up the hill or if you need to move the logs into the trees, thread the line through a pulley attached to a tree.

@morethantheeyesees

3 жыл бұрын

Triple purchase!

@mmoser9483

3 жыл бұрын

It is always, work smarter, not harder. And driving an autmatic forward in reverse is a recipe for disaster.

@rawdog1952

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah but this is gaslighting 101.

@rawdog1952

2 жыл бұрын

They had no MoneY to sort the truck but paid for manufactured wooden bunkies delivered - imagine that cost both financially and to the environment. All that wood on their property- utter nonsense.

make a big raft by tying some big logs together then pull chocolate thunder across the ocean to town to get fixed with your Stryker...it would make an interesting video

@TheBrighteyesrn

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao

Came to the comments, not surprised. Work smarter, not harder!! Please dont hurt yourself

Jake take the comments with love and learn from others mistakes. Before you do anything make sure you have the right materials and tools, plan how you are going to do the job. What are the dangers re your method or operating tools correctly and safely. If you or Nichol are injured your dreams coma to a stop. Work life safely for each other and avoid hidden injuries showing up in future. Blessings

Regarding the truck, I would pick up some Seafoam and let it clean out some of the decades of carbon. I love that stuff.

@aliciadupuy9228

4 жыл бұрын

Seafoam!! Never heard of it b4 I moved to Canada! Great stuff!!

I am ready ... I enjoy your channel a lot! Love your strong commitment to what you are doing and to each other.

@VeganAthlete

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You!

Ignore the haters. Jake & Nicole are 'making it happen' and it is a learning process. At least they have the courage to try. Be positive & support these two.

Jake you are so clever and you always have good ideas. I've seen someone build a deep wooden box with a small ladder to the side. At the top there is a hole large enough for the mice to fall through. Simply drop some grains at the bottom of the box. The mice can't get out and your garden is saved from destruction.

Jake you need to work smarter not harder,a little set of wheels,on a log will help you so much

@millinutz

4 жыл бұрын

@barbara cotie yes, he will be an old man before his time. I wonder if the patreons will still be paying when he starts having larger health/hospital bills, because of his stubborness.

@johnedston

4 жыл бұрын

@@millinutz they're in Canada no hospital bill.

@trevors8577

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnedston Sure, but they have to get to the hospital

@trevors8577

4 жыл бұрын

Citiots.

@mariangrimsdell1112

4 жыл бұрын

Bahrg Smith 😂

I am not trying to take anything away from you when I say, you are young and somehow don't think you can hurt yourself. I admire your efforts and accomplishments. Cut the darn logs into smaller pieces, if you hurt your back over doing it that injury is usually for the REST of your life.

@happyinfidel1

4 жыл бұрын

Easy enough to rig a motor /cable to haul those up the road.. Jakes pretty handy, he could rig it.

@leekillman802

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree....Jake goes down with a back injury and they are hosed.

@billrandell4641

4 жыл бұрын

I know your doing that for muscles but I RUINED my back and got a terrible hernia from doing that exact thing!!..You can get a Brand New 3,500 winch for $100.00 (thats for a good one) and Your lady will love you for it!!..They don't like to hear old men bitching about their hurt back..(trust me!)...👍👍👍🇺🇸

@liamc1102

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe they're keeping the logs long for a reason..

Put 1/2 inch galvanized wire under your garden and around the bottom of the fence - down to the bottom layer. Now no mole or mouse can get in. If they clime over, put 12 inch aluminum flashing above the wire mesh (on the outside of the fence so they cannot come up the post. Also your plants will do very well with jars, but venting is better. A plastic bottle with the bottom cut off and then leave the cap off. Good work and thanks for sharing your journey.

Glad to see Nicole dressing more protectively and Jake not using her bare covering as click-bait for viewers (since I unsubscribed for that reason). Now that she is being more respected, it is worth watching to see how they work to overcome the problems. Best to both of U in this endeavor.

what you need is a little 4 wheeler (atv) or what ever something with some zing that can help you pull logs etc or just get you around in a pinch. You guys are working real hard and I admire what your trying to do and will start a prayer for you all ...

i am in my 70's and so enjoy watching the both of you working together....a couple of things i would like to see is that you should get a brace for your back when moving the large logs.....i realize the long ones are needed for the additions so take a safety first approach. also get a winch that can help move logs or a two fold apparatus to move large logs....love the gardening and the knowledge you have of plants......great job.

Let’s all join together and say a special prayer for that poor transmission. May it Rest In Peace!

The ring around the sun was very cool . Only seen it a few other times before, last time was May 12 2010 . The day we buried my mom . Came out from church and saw the ring around the sun . Be safe,I use A product that has coyote urine in it,to keep the rabbits and deer out of my garden. My garden is in 14 old Jack Daniels barrels cut in half going down my drive way to help keep some of the critters from having a free meal

Have a look into getting a Lewis Winch for moving logs. Attaches to a chainsaw and will pull 4000lbs on a single line pull

@taraharrison8381

4 жыл бұрын

Oh nice

@Mrcrowley1967

4 жыл бұрын

whoops did not read this LOL agreed any 12 volt 2500 to 4500 winch will save allot of energy . I know it is a great work out but you need to save your energy for other things you need for winter.

@texas_stone_lets_go_brando953

4 жыл бұрын

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My Wings would soar where you are I love the views of the wilderness You two really work hard on your land .Thanks for your channel

Can't believe you put your hand past the flap on the wood chipper!!! Wow that's scary regardless of you knowing how far the blades are pushed back behind the flap !! You my guy live with no fear !!! And those logs too !! damn !! Ok I see you !!

Get some good heavy chain and a winch or come-along. Pick a good sturdy tree to anchor the come-along to. Wrap the chain end to the log, and use the come-along to drag the log to where you want it. The cost of one is worth it.

Hi Jake in my younger days i used to do hard work moving stuff like that i worked in Machinery removals and installations where we used to carry 8 foot 12 x 12" Barks like that on our shoulders but now at the age of 70 ish i feel every pain imaginable so take care as a young man we seem to just take it in our stride but its later when it comes back to haunt you, you and Nicole are living a life i would have love to have tried inmy younger days but things were a bit harder to fulfill your dreams; enjoy a lovely life together and enjoy the things God as given us best wishes from Manchester UK.

@joyflor3630

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you for sharing your thoughts about hard work during younger days will haunt you when you get older.

@bjm6275

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, hard work is good but work that is too hard can over tax the body. So we have to be balanced and not overdue it. Proper ergonomics, lifting, bending, positioning and stances while working.

@jcstevensva

3 жыл бұрын

Yes Fred, I have been thinking same thing for several videos and posted the same message. Wonderful couple sharing their experiences, eh.

@mycrazylifewfawnlisette3582

3 жыл бұрын

Fred, that is a sweet statement!!! They are awesome with everything they are doing! They both work sooo hard but I'm excited to see the end place they make for themselves! It will be so worth it!

I believe that the river with the triangles is the Marble River that drains Alice Lake and Victoria Lake. This is a provincial park and some parkies are trying to repair the riparian zone with establishing certain trees in the flood zone. The triangles are drift wood and are protecting some newly planted tree seedlings. I could be wrong on this one but please consider it a fair guess/

Chocolate thunder needs a working E brake as well. I have 3 Chevy p/u's 2 -74's 1-1/2 ton and 1- 3/4 ton and a 75 1/2 ton I'm A Chevy and Pontiac Man. I have been working on GM's since I was 17 years old, I'm now 59

Seeing these images, I remember a phrase often used here in Brazil - when the head does not think the body suffers. If you spend a lot of energy lifting a wooden log to put it in another place, the correct thing would be to put two rollers and the log on top and dragging over the rollers and changing as you move.

@mmoser9483

3 жыл бұрын

Prefer winching it, and let gear reduction take the load, versus even rolling it up hill. and rolling it can be done with a doubled ropes and one set of ends secured and the other pulled by two people and roll the log that way.

@getuliotadeudoepfer770

3 жыл бұрын

@@mmoser9483 Yes.

a little bit of everything for everyone in this vlog and it was great thanks.

@OffGridLife

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

What a nice place to live. ... And what a perfect combination couple and lovely couple living in the woods ... We admire both of you guys ....

@OffGridLife

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🥰

@kolocar8249

4 жыл бұрын

Your welcome... I live in Philippines and I am always watching your videos guys... Congratulations to both of you.

Easy way to air layer without having to hang a bucket of dirt is to wet a handful of sphagnum moss or similar water holding material and wrap it around the branch. Take a small strip of aluminum foil large enough to cover the moss and wrap tightly around the moss/branch area. Then wrap that tightly with plastic wrap like saran wrap or similar. Give it about six weeks and cut the branch off below the ball and you have a new plant ready to go.

She’s such a natural beauty, I’d make a living on her thumbnails too

Absolutely love the videos you take.... the sounds and sights and the music. Thanks for taking all the time you take to make these when your schedule is so full!!

HI GUYS! Thanks for another great episode, I really liked learning about the air propagation and the jars around the little seedlings! Jake please don't put your hand too far down the chipper! Take care

You should get a piece of the purple comfry root. It is good to attract bees to your garden and you can make salve out of the leaves. It is also excellent to get compost going.

Side walk those logs brother, lift to 45%, hold in front, walk to the left or right too 180, repeat. Sit front end on a rock or flat board to make the pivot easier, stake the back side if going up hill.

2 things the draw knife needs to be sharper and must be sharpened often. Also when you peel the bark you have to get all of the brown stuff off. love the vids keep up the great work

Try using the emergency brake as a manual brake. Using Reverse on the transmission could lead to bigger problems. Brakes are cheaper and easier to fix than transmissions. Good Luck !

@geertclemens4408

4 жыл бұрын

Hand brake is the way to go, uses a cable not the brake line.

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe instead of moving those logs around by hand Jake could chain a couple to the truck and they would act as a brake. But then again why wear out the truck when you can wear out your body ?

@IslandRainmaker

4 жыл бұрын

Every time you shift into reverse while moving forward you are burning out the reverse bands.

@wpapps

4 жыл бұрын

The brake cable maybe rusted, snapped or too loose.

@view05nys

4 жыл бұрын

@ I too have been thinking about alternatives to manhandling (woman has been too!!!) those heavy logs. I have been thinking of a usual drag line approach to moving them, by using the truck's (once it is fixed) rear wheel temporarily as a modified winch. Then with lines and pulleys, the log is dragged to place

It's amazing how air layering works and it's amazing how grafting works once you know how to do that you can make a lot of nice cool trees

An idea would be to fit your existing bicycle with off road tires and a sturdy back rack and get same for Nicole. Beats walking all the time when your truck is kaput. I wish you well and enjoy your videos.

Just use your emergency brake it uses a cable separate from your braking system

@chuckyboy7940

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. Exactly.

@chuckyboy7940

4 жыл бұрын

And keep it in bull low gear.

@internetexpert8153

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah these guys seem pretty fresh out the city

@TheJTcreate

4 жыл бұрын

All of your are assuming he's kept his rear brakes in good working condition. 80% of a car or truck's braking is done by the front wheels, not the rear.. A person who doesn't know cars will not even tell the difference if their rear brakes stopped working one day. Also, when parked, he's using wood chalks under his tires to keep the truck from rolling. That tells me that his emergency brake might have issues keeping the Truck in place. Putting the Truck in low gear is not a good idea if his truck has a habit of stalling instead of idling.

@chrism6952

4 жыл бұрын

Youre assuming that still works haha

While watching him flip those logs and beating him self up, I can't help but wonder that a set of skidder tongs and a come along or 12 volt winch couldn't help but make life easier. I use one just for working with firewood to get the rounds out to a place that can be accessed easily by my tractor and the trailer I have for it ( and yes, it is a biodiesel powered and smells like fried chicken when I run it)

@bevtrue6937

4 жыл бұрын

@1234 NO WAY they are gonna get fat, impossible.

@artvelcro

4 жыл бұрын

It's probably not the same when the camera's off. All the real equipment is hidden off camera.

@Mrcrowley1967

4 жыл бұрын

I mean I understand the health benefit but in the long run work smarter not harder when your living off grid .

@DDCCO61

4 жыл бұрын

They really need to inform us of their next labour intensive job and let's us old fellas who have been there done that and seen the light.... Even if he had lifted one end and walked it around pivoting on one end. This would've gave him the same travel distance he achieved with the flip.

hi love wacthing you too working to gether in your new garden. you should make a small garden bench to do some of your potting on like a planting work bench . jake dont give up on the truck!!!! your going to see a lot of them now that you have one.

the editing on the early music panoramic sections of this vid are so tight. Really upping yr game, wow. My brain really appreciates when cuts are made in time w the music 😊 very satisfying

This should be called, everything done the wrong way. Jake is a real genius when it comes to moving logs.

@sberry00

4 жыл бұрын

think I would invest in a winch and drag those logs up the hill

@dougdolan9803

3 жыл бұрын

You need a small tractor like a Kubota, not an ATV

@maryhofer862

3 жыл бұрын

Get a minihoe they work wonders

@RedSinter

3 жыл бұрын

I'm surprised you haven't gotten a good used ATV Battery powered you could convert or adapt the rea end gor a winch drag line.

My husband father was a farmer. Taught me to use moth balls, moth ball crystals around the garden to keep critters out. Plant lavendar for misqetoes (?) fleas, flies. Maybe this is helpful?

@garrycole9187

4 жыл бұрын

I have tried the lavender, you need A LOT of it so not the most practical. Actually any strong scent plants will do like mint which is much easier to grow.

@user-qh7rj9wj4p

4 жыл бұрын

DUDE they LIVE IN THE CANADIAN WILDERNESS. There is nothing on this earth that would keep the bugs and critters away lol. NOT A THING. gotta hand it to them, I would go HAM.

@bevtrue6937

4 жыл бұрын

Moth balls DO work well.

@deanfarina8968

4 жыл бұрын

@@bevtrue6937 :Hmm...So the smell of moth balls drives pests away huh?But tell me...how do you get their tiny legs apart?

@grannygear1001

4 жыл бұрын

Moth balls do work but are toxic to dogs.

I'm not Vegan. I'm not Vegetarian. But I watched all the videos in four days. : D No kidding. I just watched all of them videos in a row... :) No, not because of the thumbnail ... :) I loved every minute. I love nature. Something like that is my dream. It will never materialize, but it’s good to watch. Thank you Jake & Nicole. New follower from Hungary;)

Very hard work and talented skills 💪💪👌 video thank 🙏❣️❣️🙏❣️❣️🙏 you so much

Like your jar thing idea, will try it, cheaper than a green house for sure.!.

I'm surprised the up-hill trail isn't covered with Jake's entrails...:-) after all that log flipping...going up-hill. Place sure looks awesome...well done you two!

Hi Jake & Nicole, I am a 70 years old retired woman, I want you two youngsters to know that I watch you from time to time with pain,, seeing the enormous straight it takes to do what you're doing,I love to see the determination you have to achieve your dreams, but, take it from me, there is a price you will pay later on in your life, believe it. at 26 years of age I begin working at a Hospital where I was employed for 38 years and I loved it , and like you I did what I had to do to get the WORK done and that was, lifting people that were twice my body weight every two hours I would turn them, sometime small frame persons I would lift them up unto the chairs and set them up for dinner all by myself, I did all that well as required of me, then after many years of repeatedly doing the same thing it took a toll on me, as I reached the age of 50 yrs old I couldn't do it anymore and so needless to say I received months of physical therapy, pain medications galore, and changed the type of work to what I could do, because this happened to me, I hope I can help by shearing my dilemma and save both of you from the same ,your videos are entertaining but they come with a big price, be good to yourselves

Hey, u can reuse the bags of soil. Just add a tiny layer soil back in them and plant some potatoe in them. Once the Plant start to grow leafs just but more soil on. Repeat untill the bag is full to the top. 1 Bag is like 25 Potatoes

Air layering is also known as "marcottage" by orchardists. Great vids, it looks like Western BC is the rain capital of the world and If you could harness insect power you would not have to worry about energy / power the rest of your lives. Certainly is a beautiful area !

Plant mint or get a mint spray and put around it. Mice can't stand the smell. Also go on line and get something called Repels All for the other animals. That stuff stinks to high heaven, but it worked for me.

Cats & dogs are the greatest companions humans can have! Got to love them both! Cats chew up the shoes' laces; the dogs chew up the shoes! Advice, keep them out of their reach! The main difference between Cats and dogs? The cats try to keep the rats away(yours might be doing a better job than you are aware); the dogs try to keep the two legged rats away! In your case the bears! Gotta love these animals! Keep up the great work!

I used to work like that. Numerous sports related injures included. Many years later this July had a hernia operation that is due to the same work your doing. Unbeknown to me caused years stomach problems and compilations.Hard work leads to success although it may kill you on the way. Take care of yourselves. Good luck.

That view at the beginning is breathtaking, the wood chipper looked very heavy to move. Definitely great relaxing video, meaning relaxing for us viewing it 😂😂 you guys were working hard. Can’t get over the view of the mountains that is amazing wish I could live like that to have a job that I can do remotely and just by land and live off grid that would be a dream specially now with so many things going on in the world and in the states.

The trouble with living cheaply is it costs so much

Loved watching you work in the garden. I was working on mine today - I have about 6 raised beds as I can’t get down on my old knees. I can close my eyes and pretend I am down the road from you working on my vegetables!

Super, ребята вы молодцы.

The garden is coming along beautifully you guys are the best the world is yours 🍀

Видеть вас одно удовольствие полный релакс да да лично мне 👍👏🖐️✌️✊👍 красотка 👏♥️🙌☮️🏠 вашему

Full tune up..plugs,wires,cap,rotor,,oil change,, and change out your old brake fluid!! Brake fluid is hygroscopic, its only good for two years max!!!

Where to start! use the leg off an old pair of levis to extend the output nozzle of the shredder this will allow you to work at the input end of the shredder Moving logs is is easily accomplished by looping a rope under the log standing on the end and pulling on the upper end

You two really do work your asses off

Hey jake and Nicole. First time comment. Love your intro. So soothing. You should look into getting a log dolly. Make moving those logs much easier on your back. Thanks much for sharing.

Those bugs are still going to bite you on your bald head if you don’t put a hat on ha ha ha! I know this from experience! Great video and keep up the good work! Take care of that beautiful wife and I hope you have many healthy children together!

Fuel filter is NOT causing your stalling issue ! Use NiCopp brake lines. A bit more expensive, but easily formed by hand without kinking and easier to flare.

Use block and tackle or pulley system to move logs.you might strain a back muscle. Hopefully you don’t.god bless.

@Mrcrowley1967

4 жыл бұрын

Another good idea they do have battery's and can use 12 volt winches also BUT block and tackle is always a good idea .

@texas_stone_lets_go_brando953

4 жыл бұрын

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@pweckle2

4 жыл бұрын

When I have to move something so much heavier than I, I use dowels or used broom poles anything (even metal rods) to roll something on the ground. it is a lot easier to pull or push something along the ground and I do not get hurt.

Careful with air layering some of the fruit trees. Most fruit trees are grafted onto rootstock that is suited for the local environment to resist particular diseases there. Also, they do this to dwarf the trees so they don't get gigantic. You may want to alternatively order some rootstocks and graft on some of your neighbor's fruit trees. You can also grow your own seedlings and graft onto them. They'll be well-adapted if they thrive. Regardless, always worth a try! Props on being resourceful.

that was awesome how you controlled chocolate thunder. Man vs. machine and Man won!

What a fantastic life style……love your videos👍👏👏👏👏😃

thanks for showing how to reproduce the plants without much harm to them. i´ll try with a couple fruit trees around here. take care

@user-pn4uj6qj2f

4 жыл бұрын

You don't need any buckets. Use the ground itself. Dig a little hole, bend bush branch to the ground and into that hole, pin it down with U-shaped wire and cower with soil. Months later you have nice root system (alot of watering provided in your climate).

Ya'll should get a winch you can spike into the ground for pulling those logs

@davidschine1038

4 жыл бұрын

yeah im kinda in fear hes going to slip and break his coconut open.

@calmickelson961

4 жыл бұрын

Is there any word on when the boarder will open??

@larryalimo8557

4 жыл бұрын

right he is not to bright.. and do you think he will be doing this work when he is in his sixtys b e ginning to wonder bought these two.. pretty much bull

hey Guys. Really enjoying your video's. I see lots of comments here but you are doing things your way which is of course why you moved off grid. Keep it up. Not easy putting your life out there for everyone to see. Very brave. all the best.

I hope you appreciate your woman (sorry dont know your names) one that is as beautiful as she is and willing to work as hard as you. Love her, love her beautifully🥰

Y'all need to invest in a four wheeler for moving the chipper and logs etc. instead of the truck and it would be cheaper on fuel to operate

@teresahiggs4896

3 жыл бұрын

Or if they wanna be all off grid , back to nature, get a mule or a team of mules. That’s what we had on the farm when I was growing up and you would be surprised at how useful a mule can be on a farm or homestead. They also will,protect your livestock. Ever see a mule stomp a coyote to death that was messing wirh sheep?

This off the grid life looks awesome.

Jake you scared the heck out of me putting your hand so deep into the wood chipper ❤️❤️🇦🇺

Wow are you bringing back memories for me from when I was young and thought I was literally immortal and vehicles could not kill me if I did not maintain them! No brakes and no emergency brake, having to downshift to stop! Ahhh. The memories...

ahhh, the joys of home ownership :)

Cayenne in powder form (the spice) can be purchased in bulk. I've used it for years as a mammal deterrent. I also make a spray from it.

@designlife4living547

4 жыл бұрын

Re avoiding human-bear contact: I’d clear more land to give you lots of warning; you want at least 100yards all the way around.

Yes, peppermint oil doesn't repel bugs, but it does repel rats & mice! Commercially available but for indoor use only! How to use it cheaply and effectively outside and where you are at, would be a major challenge!

Oh oh I can offer an opinion, I make my salad lunch in mason jars ALL the time. Instead of mixing it all up, I have found the best way is to layer it. I put cherry tomatoes at the bottom. Followed by more hearty veggies like peppers peaps and green beans that don't mind the dressing. Then meats and then cheese then lettuce last. So it doesn't get all wilty and shit. And I've kept em that way for almost 10 days. I usually do it Sunday, so I have lunch at work for the week for me and the wife.

Have you guys thought about getting an old tractor to help you out? Build roads, terrace, swales, hugels, fire wood, pull trees, clearing ect.

@desertdogdan5920

3 жыл бұрын

Even old tractors are ridiculously expensive!

Hi Jake. Have you thought about building a track of smoothed logs to roll those logs you carry around? That way you would "only" roll them up. Anyway, good job so far!

That truck brings back memories. Had an old three wheeler car with jamming brakes and stalling/starter problems. Learnt to go into town by shifting down gear and on the hand brake. Put a bit of wear on the hand brake, so parking was a bit tricky as I also needed to bump start the car. All this in the hills. It never occurred to me to drive home in reverse. That was baptism by fire, as I was learning to drive at the same time. In the UK you can drive three wheeled cars on a motor cycle license, which I had. So I got a book on how to drive and taped a few pointers to the dash board.

The path that you two are choosing to live is taking you to higher levels. If you have to fix chocolate thunder at home, so be it, cause everything that you do by yourselves only builds a stronger you. Rise above society. For society only sinks to deeper and larger new lows.

@Trac3ri

4 жыл бұрын

You know that they support their lifestyle by making porn right? She even markets her onlyfans-page in her videos.

Also you need to put in a culvert down there in the swamp and put a couple loads of road rock in there. I think you will be deep stuck in there soon

@TDiem-vh9zv

4 жыл бұрын

Or a bunch of those logs

@madzabinga8382

4 жыл бұрын

Or hay?

When you are in a remote place the most important machine is you. Protect it by using proper technique.

@edwardlyons3420

3 жыл бұрын

Hold the break relace and don't let go use your emergency pedal for your breaks

I think that you are living through some years that you will remember for a long time. Just like Bryan Adams said, "The Best Years of my Life". Amazing the work you do, keep going, its great.

You guys are doing the love thing right.

The way she handles that jig saw!!!! HAAAAVVVE MERCY!!!!

Have you ever heard of a portable winch you could pull them logs all the way up

@billpenning2256

4 жыл бұрын

Could just use the truck and chain also

@Q2bFF

4 жыл бұрын

They make a chainsaw winch.

@thisromain2598

4 жыл бұрын

Even just a chain and a come-along

@mxilplict

4 жыл бұрын

yeah but then what fun would that be compared to the strongman Fingal’s fingers workout he’s getting 😂

Hi, I come from Poland. My name is Mariusz and I do some gardening on my little plot. I have hot advice :). Never, ever, ever water cold water from a plant well. You have 2 containers of 1000l for rainwater :) Use it and it will certainly repay you :)

You need to check out "my self reliance" garden!!!!!!!!!!! That man really planting with whats available off grid. Yours good too.....

Drag ur logs with a quad 👌

@marknothing5835

4 жыл бұрын

mknuttty ! Minty idea 😎

LOve your channel. You guys should do what "Outdoor with the Morgans" did and that is go to the tractor manufacturers. They entered into a two year deal with RK tractors. They just did a new deal for two years with Kubota. They give them a couple of different sized tractors to use with attachments, and get the free exposure in the advertising. You guys have the views. "Ask and ye shall receive"

A small hand operated log arch will take so much effort out of moving logs. Clear a narrow path and just wheel the logs in from the woods. Take a look at atv log arches. Some of them can be used manually. I just looked at pictures on the internet, and welded up one of my own.

I adore the swing what fun xxxxxxxx hugs for you guys...

Love these guys! I think most of the negatives comments are from people who never had the balls to chase their dreams.... You can have all of the information in the world but if don’t actually put in the physical effort then what’s the point 🤷🏽‍♂️ Keep living the dream legends 👌🏽

@dropsnooze5274

4 жыл бұрын

Well, I stumbled across this video just now and I flinched when I saw him using the chipper and moving that logs. Has got nothing to do with envy whatsover, I am chasing my dreams and I am determained and good at it. Has more to do with growing up with forest work, cutting trees and so on and seeing how he is endangering himself. I am glad my father taught me proper techniques and to work smart and safe. I have seen and talked to elder men that lost fingers, destroyed their backs because of stupid shit like this. And they are all telling the same story. Would be quiet dumb to not listen. Don't know if he only does this for the looks or not but I hope so, even if that is even much more stupid

@issalawson2199

4 жыл бұрын

Live and learn pal

At the top of the mountain or the depth of the valley, this to shall pass. Keep moving forward.

U guys are one bad azz couple. What u guys do look so fun.