You’re a genius! A rubber trash can lid would work great as a cover over the blades. Plastic weld it on.
@miagui3785 Жыл бұрын
slow down with the camera show, how u put the tie down.... SHOW IT
@In_His_presence4ever Жыл бұрын
I think you successfully removed a tendon…😵
@gmholden8448 Жыл бұрын
I can drink a beer with this guy 🤣
@americafirst4me2 жыл бұрын
Just don't show OSHA! UNSAFE ON MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS! OMG
@ssgwright74192 жыл бұрын
Blessings From Texas 🤠
@faeriefire992 жыл бұрын
Man, that was insane! I hope you're doing well and fully recovered. You made a comment about New Yorkers or Californians wanting to be too clean. I agree there is something to be said for not living a sterile life. We have to be exposed to germs to build an immune system. My babies were in the grass and dirt as soon as they could crawl. But this is a different level. You could have gotten a wicked infection that turned septic but quick. I don't think anyone commenting was being total jerks. Just trying to pass on basic first aid. And sorry this is so long. For anyone watching in 2022 and going forward, please don't do this yourself. I'm not a doctor but a mom with a bunch of years of first aid experience plus seeing and learning by observation. This is dangerous and I'll talk about sterile environment in a sec. First off, our hands have so many tendons, ligaments, and fibrous tissue that could easily get screwed up by mistake. Then a couple hundred dollars procedure become tens of thousands of dollars. Back to the sterility...often people who do manual labor, especially with mechanics of any kind, have damn near permanent stains. His page has videos with a tractor or 4 wheeler (I barely glanced, sorry) so I'm positive like many southern boys, he does a lot of his own work on whichever it is. So I won't say if his hands have been washed or not. He did try to clean th would with, I think, peroxide. Recently I found out peroxide isn't a great disinfectant. But as this us a deep wound, I don't know if that still applies. Which is another good reason a medical professional need to take care of anything like this.
@MichaelMiller-tm2os2 жыл бұрын
Super important to never, ever wash your hands.
@joeoconnor15302 жыл бұрын
It’s a fake
@johnmarstonlives2 жыл бұрын
based
@abrilpecoraro64652 жыл бұрын
Que poronga es eso amigo
@radar5362 жыл бұрын
This guy is though(and a bit crazy). We can see by his hands, he is a hard worker...but the hands are not even clean...(for this procedure). And he is also skilled. All the best for him.
@MERLINnecrofan2 жыл бұрын
Southern drawL
@stephenbeylndl14093 жыл бұрын
I having the same problem but I’m missing a spring cable I don’t know where it goes where would I hook the spring cable to for the belts to engage
@famousmoon2 жыл бұрын
Same problem here did u figure it out yet?
@potatosalad64383 жыл бұрын
Well that's not osha approved
@tammyforbes21013 жыл бұрын
Having the same issue had it engaged drops deck down to far and broke it I think might try this next time if I can adjust the slack out of mine! I pulled on the wire it seems to still be connected and pulling on it!
@Godisgood7783 жыл бұрын
You have a foot killing machine i would not ride that unless u can weld something to cover that killer blade.
@jasonmcpherson11533 жыл бұрын
It's right there, line of sight. Still got both my feet so no, your wrong. Only a damn idiot would put their foot in the blades.
@loadi286515 күн бұрын
@@jasonmcpherson1153 ..you do look like just a wee bit of an idiot sir... So be carefull...
@nancyfikes43403 жыл бұрын
Dirty hands and nails🤮
@warzenpils3 жыл бұрын
COOL
@in_the_pines3 жыл бұрын
Had one of these on the side of my hand/knuckle and thought it was a wart for the longest time. Tried removing it using all of the stuff that you would use for that until seeing the sack inside still not realizing it was a cyst. I swear it felt like that son of a bitch was stuck to the bone or something but finally ripped that sucker out like you did here. I just never thought cysts actually hurt when removing the sack which mine did but I'm guessing it just depends on where you get them.
@robstone53333 жыл бұрын
Very nice. Here in Missouri, we hook our thumb in a belt loop. Tough aiming the damn thing, but who cares? It sure does spray the lead. Lol
@jasonmcpherson11533 жыл бұрын
That's the truth of it
@cellinimedusa46793 жыл бұрын
That must be soooooo painful!
@simul8rduude3 жыл бұрын
Naw it probably only hurt at first because of the pressure it was putting on the finger. The relief they felt after releasing that build up likely kept them from really feeling much while they worked
@100PercentOS23 жыл бұрын
I will have to check the pulleys on that piece of crap that I have sitting outside my backdoor. When I put the lever down now it doesn't feel the same. I don't feel that bit of resistance that I use to feel. I checked all of the belts and they feel good and tight though a little worn. It started OK after I put a charger on it because the battery was a bit low.
@TheRealBuckFiden3 жыл бұрын
This is like being chased by Jason Voorhees, constantly tripping and falling as you run until you eventually get hacked to death.
@famousmoon2 жыл бұрын
I pictured it as I was reading it thanks man
@o-h75673 жыл бұрын
I'm going to forget I ever watched this video before I remove my foot.
@jasonmcpherson11533 жыл бұрын
Hell I'm gonna forget I read this shit before I start thinking all people are enormous accident prone pansies with not enough common sense to keep their foot out of a lawnmower blade
@seangreenwood63072 жыл бұрын
Common sense isn’t so common now a days
@doggygaming9502 жыл бұрын
Not sure I understand the logic in riding it before putting the cover back. It was pointless. Common sense is to not take pointless risks. Accidents are unexpected, generally they can't be predicted.
@loadi286515 күн бұрын
I agree with you sir.....
@rssoundcompany3 жыл бұрын
Is that a 38in cut??? If so, what size of belt do you use?
@jasonmcpherson11533 жыл бұрын
42 inch..... oh hell maybe somewhere in the area of a 95 inch belt
@jasonmcpherson11533 жыл бұрын
42 inch..... oh hell maybe somewhere in the area of a 95 inch belt
@victoriasmithine27433 жыл бұрын
WHAT THE EVER LIVING ✨ FUCK ✨
@LEAVLEW3 жыл бұрын
wow..is that hurt?
@idachambers96143 жыл бұрын
Those hands are FILTHY!!!
@stevendarbonne3393 жыл бұрын
May I ask how did you attach the ratchet strap to the pulley
@jasonmcpherson11533 жыл бұрын
I tied a knot in the strap, used the spring that was originally hooked to the pulley. Just threaded that knot round and round the spring there until it was hung up in it good
@skyblue.2153 жыл бұрын
Damn I want it lol..So he’s cute as shit and got talent,It’s a win win lol 💯
@jasonmcpherson11533 жыл бұрын
Hell just something to do, you should try painting like this it's really not that difficult just keep moving cause it dries fast. You'd surprise yourself.
@skyblue.2153 жыл бұрын
DAMN HES HANDSOME 😍😱
@flarehoodviperart28863 жыл бұрын
My fingers hurt just WATCHING this, looks like hell lol
@milkysanswifeandgirlfriend24803 жыл бұрын
Wait a second, this isn’t my anime stepsister that said she would suck me off if I helped her with her physics studying...
@wooonewrt6564 жыл бұрын
WHY DID THIS COME UP WHEN I LOOKED UP NSFW AUDIOS
@peggyochoa35384 жыл бұрын
never thought fingers could be that interesting it had my attention !!!!!
@healthyamerican4 жыл бұрын
got any suggestions for this problem i have...the lever that engages the blades is very tight and hard to push up? thanks for any tips
@jasonmcpherson11534 жыл бұрын
Hmmmm.....well. I l ow that lever has a steel braided cable attached to it, on the end of that cable is a stout spring, and that spring hooks to the tension pulley. Possibly maybe a shorter belt on the mower deck? May need to just get down there and observe it in action while somebody else pushes the lever for you slowly see if you can find out why it's so tight.
@jasonmcpherson11534 жыл бұрын
No no what am I thinking....longer belt. Maybe just take that one off, auto parts store sells all kinds of belts by length. Could try 1 an inch longer.
@healthyamerican4 жыл бұрын
@@jasonmcpherson1153 sprayed all the engagement moving parts with wd40 and shifted them back and forth several times. made a world of difference. thanks
@diegopuentez83804 жыл бұрын
Come up and underneath the ass end👍👍
@PZMKSD4 жыл бұрын
So I hook a ratchet strap to it, is my favorite sentence 😂
@jasonmcpherson11534 жыл бұрын
I mean....lol I did hook a ratchet strap on er
@cameronyoung53224 жыл бұрын
Nels
@tysdisposition53574 жыл бұрын
Ever think to use the blade engage lever?
@jasonmcpherson11534 жыл бұрын
Sure didnt. Hell I was wondering what that was for.
@Tommyr3 жыл бұрын
The clutch cable is worn out. Around $35 for a new one. PITA to replace if you're a DIYer.
@sarahthezebra54734 жыл бұрын
This is so satisfying- it had to be said, but if ur seeing this, don’t try this! Do what we say, not what we do! Hope ur safe!
@louloua57254 жыл бұрын
Wash your hands first man
@jasonmcpherson11534 жыл бұрын
Once again....... you must be the type that dont use your hands for anything but typing on a keyboard and running a mouse. My hands are clean. There's a difference between clean and stained. This is what a working man's hands look like.
@jmaaybraak4 жыл бұрын
Dude, I totally get that it must hurt like hell, but you've got to cut out all the fucking noises man! You're running off all of your male viewers lol!!
Пікірлер
Arthur, I have got a PLAN.
it needs a new chute
it needs a new pto cable
The foot chopper 5000
Genius!👍🏾
Thanks
You’re a genius! A rubber trash can lid would work great as a cover over the blades. Plastic weld it on.
slow down with the camera show, how u put the tie down.... SHOW IT
I think you successfully removed a tendon…😵
I can drink a beer with this guy 🤣
Just don't show OSHA! UNSAFE ON MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS! OMG
Blessings From Texas 🤠
Man, that was insane! I hope you're doing well and fully recovered. You made a comment about New Yorkers or Californians wanting to be too clean. I agree there is something to be said for not living a sterile life. We have to be exposed to germs to build an immune system. My babies were in the grass and dirt as soon as they could crawl. But this is a different level. You could have gotten a wicked infection that turned septic but quick. I don't think anyone commenting was being total jerks. Just trying to pass on basic first aid. And sorry this is so long. For anyone watching in 2022 and going forward, please don't do this yourself. I'm not a doctor but a mom with a bunch of years of first aid experience plus seeing and learning by observation. This is dangerous and I'll talk about sterile environment in a sec. First off, our hands have so many tendons, ligaments, and fibrous tissue that could easily get screwed up by mistake. Then a couple hundred dollars procedure become tens of thousands of dollars. Back to the sterility...often people who do manual labor, especially with mechanics of any kind, have damn near permanent stains. His page has videos with a tractor or 4 wheeler (I barely glanced, sorry) so I'm positive like many southern boys, he does a lot of his own work on whichever it is. So I won't say if his hands have been washed or not. He did try to clean th would with, I think, peroxide. Recently I found out peroxide isn't a great disinfectant. But as this us a deep wound, I don't know if that still applies. Which is another good reason a medical professional need to take care of anything like this.
Super important to never, ever wash your hands.
It’s a fake
based
Que poronga es eso amigo
This guy is though(and a bit crazy). We can see by his hands, he is a hard worker...but the hands are not even clean...(for this procedure). And he is also skilled. All the best for him.
Southern drawL
I having the same problem but I’m missing a spring cable I don’t know where it goes where would I hook the spring cable to for the belts to engage
Same problem here did u figure it out yet?
Well that's not osha approved
Having the same issue had it engaged drops deck down to far and broke it I think might try this next time if I can adjust the slack out of mine! I pulled on the wire it seems to still be connected and pulling on it!
You have a foot killing machine i would not ride that unless u can weld something to cover that killer blade.
It's right there, line of sight. Still got both my feet so no, your wrong. Only a damn idiot would put their foot in the blades.
@@jasonmcpherson1153 ..you do look like just a wee bit of an idiot sir... So be carefull...
Dirty hands and nails🤮
COOL
Had one of these on the side of my hand/knuckle and thought it was a wart for the longest time. Tried removing it using all of the stuff that you would use for that until seeing the sack inside still not realizing it was a cyst. I swear it felt like that son of a bitch was stuck to the bone or something but finally ripped that sucker out like you did here. I just never thought cysts actually hurt when removing the sack which mine did but I'm guessing it just depends on where you get them.
Very nice. Here in Missouri, we hook our thumb in a belt loop. Tough aiming the damn thing, but who cares? It sure does spray the lead. Lol
That's the truth of it
That must be soooooo painful!
Naw it probably only hurt at first because of the pressure it was putting on the finger. The relief they felt after releasing that build up likely kept them from really feeling much while they worked
I will have to check the pulleys on that piece of crap that I have sitting outside my backdoor. When I put the lever down now it doesn't feel the same. I don't feel that bit of resistance that I use to feel. I checked all of the belts and they feel good and tight though a little worn. It started OK after I put a charger on it because the battery was a bit low.
This is like being chased by Jason Voorhees, constantly tripping and falling as you run until you eventually get hacked to death.
I pictured it as I was reading it thanks man
I'm going to forget I ever watched this video before I remove my foot.
Hell I'm gonna forget I read this shit before I start thinking all people are enormous accident prone pansies with not enough common sense to keep their foot out of a lawnmower blade
Common sense isn’t so common now a days
Not sure I understand the logic in riding it before putting the cover back. It was pointless. Common sense is to not take pointless risks. Accidents are unexpected, generally they can't be predicted.
I agree with you sir.....
Is that a 38in cut??? If so, what size of belt do you use?
42 inch..... oh hell maybe somewhere in the area of a 95 inch belt
42 inch..... oh hell maybe somewhere in the area of a 95 inch belt
WHAT THE EVER LIVING ✨ FUCK ✨
wow..is that hurt?
Those hands are FILTHY!!!
May I ask how did you attach the ratchet strap to the pulley
I tied a knot in the strap, used the spring that was originally hooked to the pulley. Just threaded that knot round and round the spring there until it was hung up in it good
Damn I want it lol..So he’s cute as shit and got talent,It’s a win win lol 💯
Hell just something to do, you should try painting like this it's really not that difficult just keep moving cause it dries fast. You'd surprise yourself.
DAMN HES HANDSOME 😍😱
My fingers hurt just WATCHING this, looks like hell lol
Wait a second, this isn’t my anime stepsister that said she would suck me off if I helped her with her physics studying...
WHY DID THIS COME UP WHEN I LOOKED UP NSFW AUDIOS
never thought fingers could be that interesting it had my attention !!!!!
got any suggestions for this problem i have...the lever that engages the blades is very tight and hard to push up? thanks for any tips
Hmmmm.....well. I l ow that lever has a steel braided cable attached to it, on the end of that cable is a stout spring, and that spring hooks to the tension pulley. Possibly maybe a shorter belt on the mower deck? May need to just get down there and observe it in action while somebody else pushes the lever for you slowly see if you can find out why it's so tight.
No no what am I thinking....longer belt. Maybe just take that one off, auto parts store sells all kinds of belts by length. Could try 1 an inch longer.
@@jasonmcpherson1153 sprayed all the engagement moving parts with wd40 and shifted them back and forth several times. made a world of difference. thanks
Come up and underneath the ass end👍👍
So I hook a ratchet strap to it, is my favorite sentence 😂
I mean....lol I did hook a ratchet strap on er
Nels
Ever think to use the blade engage lever?
Sure didnt. Hell I was wondering what that was for.
The clutch cable is worn out. Around $35 for a new one. PITA to replace if you're a DIYer.
This is so satisfying- it had to be said, but if ur seeing this, don’t try this! Do what we say, not what we do! Hope ur safe!
Wash your hands first man
Once again....... you must be the type that dont use your hands for anything but typing on a keyboard and running a mouse. My hands are clean. There's a difference between clean and stained. This is what a working man's hands look like.
Dude, I totally get that it must hurt like hell, but you've got to cut out all the fucking noises man! You're running off all of your male viewers lol!!