I have a Ford 4000 diesel and a 801 and NAA. These are great tractors. The only problem I have had with the 4000 is the Voltage Regulator. Took several new ones before the dealer found one that worked. So much junk out there any more!
@casies802 күн бұрын
Husband material. ❤
@happycat04112 күн бұрын
That rubber stuff on the handles deteriorates over time and gets really sticky to the touch. Eventually, what happens is the rubber coating begins to attract dust and dirt making the tool visual aesthetics ugly as heck.... I had a suitcase covered with that rubber coating and ended up having to use baking soda and a soft scouring pad to remove the rubber coating.
@shaunmcinnis5662 күн бұрын
First I watch the video, then I simply go to the comments to find the proper way to do it.
@Onglie2 күн бұрын
Excellent
@mommyoftwokiddos2 күн бұрын
It's going to look a little violent 💨🐝👁️👄👁️🤣 All in all this was an a amazing video, i definitely subscribed to the channel, thank you 😊❤️
@rontsang43082 күн бұрын
no wonder I was not getting any feed from your channel in the last little while and only through active search did I found this out. Change are just changes and you guys are so young and would be alright. All the best to you and your family.
@gerardedgar59613 күн бұрын
You should have a helper there in case of emergency.
@PARISJET13 күн бұрын
Bed extension
@themanabroad78003 күн бұрын
For the final melt where you pour it into the mould, could you do it directly in a pan instead of a jar in water?
@mapache_del_sur3 күн бұрын
This looks like a great substance to coat old foundations with. If I can figure out how to get a thin layer over them that is. Thank you for the cool video sir.
@bigwoodtree3 күн бұрын
¡Qué video tan fascinante! Me encantó ver cómo se procesa la madera local utilizando una sierra móvil. Es inspirador ver cómo se aprovechan los recursos locales de manera sostenible. ¡Excelente lección sobre la importancia de la autosuficiencia y el cuidado del medio ambiente!
@edvillavicenciobazan32403 күн бұрын
very good jod. congratulations.
@al-to2sx3 күн бұрын
thank you for using captions!
@WoodworkingTop5354 күн бұрын
thank you for sharing ❤
@alparker86614 күн бұрын
Very nice, score!!!!!!!!!
@nickryan30534 күн бұрын
Wes, someone mentioned in a previous comment, but I want to reiterate. You have a ministry here, you established a church of nearly 400k people who come here not just to see your skills, but to listen to how you weave the Lord into your daily life. Personally, I would enjoy watching videos of what you're learning and how you're applying it daily, and how it has changed your walk. This channel wasn't an accident or passtime. Use it and build on what God has blessed you with. Your interests drew us to you. Your personality, peaceful demeanor and respect for the Lord's creation kept us here. I hope you'll consider this.
@edvillavicenciobazan32404 күн бұрын
Very good building. 👍🙂
@NotCledus4 күн бұрын
I legit thought that this was my tractor, exact same aftermarket blue seat, but mine is a 4000, not a 3000
@Anashadk4 күн бұрын
I am thinking, (I don´t know anything about honey), wouldn´t it be better to put the wax into some sort of nylon sock, and centrifuge it in the honey centrifuge? Or sew a cloth container that fits in the centrifuge? Thanks for the video it was very sweet.
@klanceng5 күн бұрын
😍😍😍🥰
@josephromeo98585 күн бұрын
What are the dimensions of your shed?
@crappo84595 күн бұрын
Absolutely love cedar magical wood
@haticederdiyok5 күн бұрын
This was a really informative and wholesome video, thanks!
@boruah5 күн бұрын
Idk
@bigwoodtree5 күн бұрын
¡Qué video tan fascinante! Me encantó ver el proceso de transformación de esos troncos en hermosas piezas de madera. Además, la narración detallada proporciona una excelente comprensión de cada paso del proceso. ¡Excelente trabajo!
@fredanastas71036 күн бұрын
Scrap?
@brucejdii6 күн бұрын
Could you use a metal detector to find nails (and bullets) in trees!?
@driverjamescopeland6 күн бұрын
One of the absolute WORST habits you can ever get into, is piling logs in the tree line. Pile them up somewhere to burn, or stack them loose, so they can breathe and cure out for milling.
@joederochemont62196 күн бұрын
This may be a long shot, but a year, or 2 ago I watched a video & you had mentioned a book that a relative, friend, not sure, wrote about his time in the Vietnam War. I believe you mentioned it was available on Amazon. If you see this comment, & if you remember could you give me the name of the book please. Thank you
@bigwoodtree6 күн бұрын
¡Qué video tan increíble! Realmente me sorprendió ver cómo puedes convertir la madera en algo tan hermoso y útil. ¡Es inspirador ver tu habilidad y creatividad en acción!
@bigwoodtree6 күн бұрын
¡Qué video tan increíble! Realmente me sorprendió ver cómo puedes convertir la madera en algo tan hermoso y útil. ¡Es inspirador ver tu habilidad y creatividad en acción!
@BharathKumar-lh5le6 күн бұрын
Mouth watering bud
@user-mw3or5ud5b7 күн бұрын
Harga bos
@patrickdean48537 күн бұрын
I don’t get why people get so worked up about walnut… and I’ve been a sawyer for many years.
@knowbuddy62827 күн бұрын
I feel like you should have laughed like the count after the thunder clap at the end. Announcing 72 lbs of honey ha ha ha .😂🤣😅
@dumo._.98007 күн бұрын
I would eat all of that by myself
@dawn21317 күн бұрын
Idk if what I do is right BUT I have never bought store made food. I use Black oil sunflower seeds, wheat berries, millet, flax seed whole, oat groats, barley, lentils, split peas (then corn only in the winter for extra carbs) they eat their own egg shells and I do use oyster shells too. I give em black soldier fly larvae as treats and scraps from table....I have 8 hens. I get 8 eggs a day.
@staudtj18 күн бұрын
This is the Organic version of Bitcoin Mining . . .
@jamesevans208 күн бұрын
That’s the way I grew up operating a Ford 3000, still have same tractor, 51 yr old tractor. It’s been setting for 4 yrs, Just got it going again!
@albertklassen60558 күн бұрын
I’m surprised how Mickey Mouse this operation is. Not much organization.
@xavierprotocols8 күн бұрын
The real question is if you have bees.....WHY WOULD YOU NOT PLANT FLOWERS, SHRUBS, AND TREES FOR THEM???
@oleg841228 күн бұрын
Я из россии.и тоже пчеловод.
@al-imranadore38408 күн бұрын
It's possible but most people are too lazy to do the physical work because doing it using fuel driven machines will just exponentially increase cost because of how much fuel costs now.
@al-imranadore38408 күн бұрын
Flower plus fruit bearing trees could do the the job better than small flowering plants.
@dalesql29699 күн бұрын
Looks like a great job. and I'm sure this will be a great convienence. Couple of suggestions for down the road. First a small rainproof cabinet. Keep in it your rags for cleaning the dipsticks for checking your engine oil and hydraulic fluid levels. Good habit is to check them both every time you fuel up. Also keep in it one of those oil spill kits from any of the industrial supply places. they come in a five gallon bucket and if you do spill, it's right there handy. As for the electric pump motor. One of those "solar generators" with a cheap harbor freight solar panel up on the roof to keep it charged. Make a shelf for that inside your storage cabinet. about a hundred bucks for the solar panel new, and couple of hundred bucks for the battery box with built in inverter. Used solar panels are way cheaper if you can find one, and if all this needs to do is run the pump for thirty minutes per day, more than you need. Press the button to turn on the inverter, pump your fuel, and once ypu finish, they typically come with an auto shutoff when there is no power being used for longer than an hour or so. Maybe wire up a couple of motion detector 12 volt lights to the DC port. Those a commonly always on, but check to confirm that. Hang those lights up under the canopy and fueling after dark becomes way less hassle. Lastly, pour a concrete slab under the tank, and underneath where you usually park to refuel. slope the slab to a center drain, and have that drain lead to a sump tank nearby that is bigger than the fuel tank. It will fill up everytime it rains, so rig a dip pipe so that when it reaches overflow level, it sucks the water from the bottom, leaving any spilled oil floating inside the sump tank for easy cleanup. This will save future you so much hassle, paperwork and grief from all the government agencies when you have a bigger spill. (and eventually, there will be a spill.) it will also collect all the little drips and splashes from normal operations. Leave an air vent and pumpout pipe aboveground so the disposal contractor just has to suck out the spilled fuel from the sump tank. Way less expensive than paying a disposal contractor to dig up and cart away all the tons of contaminated soil. There are all kinds of safety rules around having 120 volt power around a fueling station. Depending on your local laws, they may apply to you. They are mostly aimed at commercial gas stations, oil refineries and the like. Running the thing with an extension cord sidesteps most of the special rules for electricity, as they deal with keeping gasoline vapors from accumulating and then igniting or exploding. Diesel is much better about that.
@Onglie9 күн бұрын
Wow that's good
@Onglie9 күн бұрын
Good to learn this, can trigona nest be made into candle wax too ?
@outsidewithrodney82409 күн бұрын
That's right don't worry about what people say. It's your wood do what you want with it. I think it looks awesome!! You did a great job.
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very good video, thank you for sharing
I have a Ford 4000 diesel and a 801 and NAA. These are great tractors. The only problem I have had with the 4000 is the Voltage Regulator. Took several new ones before the dealer found one that worked. So much junk out there any more!
Husband material. ❤
That rubber stuff on the handles deteriorates over time and gets really sticky to the touch. Eventually, what happens is the rubber coating begins to attract dust and dirt making the tool visual aesthetics ugly as heck.... I had a suitcase covered with that rubber coating and ended up having to use baking soda and a soft scouring pad to remove the rubber coating.
First I watch the video, then I simply go to the comments to find the proper way to do it.
Excellent
It's going to look a little violent 💨🐝👁️👄👁️🤣 All in all this was an a amazing video, i definitely subscribed to the channel, thank you 😊❤️
no wonder I was not getting any feed from your channel in the last little while and only through active search did I found this out. Change are just changes and you guys are so young and would be alright. All the best to you and your family.
You should have a helper there in case of emergency.
Bed extension
For the final melt where you pour it into the mould, could you do it directly in a pan instead of a jar in water?
This looks like a great substance to coat old foundations with. If I can figure out how to get a thin layer over them that is. Thank you for the cool video sir.
¡Qué video tan fascinante! Me encantó ver cómo se procesa la madera local utilizando una sierra móvil. Es inspirador ver cómo se aprovechan los recursos locales de manera sostenible. ¡Excelente lección sobre la importancia de la autosuficiencia y el cuidado del medio ambiente!
very good jod. congratulations.
thank you for using captions!
thank you for sharing ❤
Very nice, score!!!!!!!!!
Wes, someone mentioned in a previous comment, but I want to reiterate. You have a ministry here, you established a church of nearly 400k people who come here not just to see your skills, but to listen to how you weave the Lord into your daily life. Personally, I would enjoy watching videos of what you're learning and how you're applying it daily, and how it has changed your walk. This channel wasn't an accident or passtime. Use it and build on what God has blessed you with. Your interests drew us to you. Your personality, peaceful demeanor and respect for the Lord's creation kept us here. I hope you'll consider this.
Very good building. 👍🙂
I legit thought that this was my tractor, exact same aftermarket blue seat, but mine is a 4000, not a 3000
I am thinking, (I don´t know anything about honey), wouldn´t it be better to put the wax into some sort of nylon sock, and centrifuge it in the honey centrifuge? Or sew a cloth container that fits in the centrifuge? Thanks for the video it was very sweet.
😍😍😍🥰
What are the dimensions of your shed?
Absolutely love cedar magical wood
This was a really informative and wholesome video, thanks!
Idk
¡Qué video tan fascinante! Me encantó ver el proceso de transformación de esos troncos en hermosas piezas de madera. Además, la narración detallada proporciona una excelente comprensión de cada paso del proceso. ¡Excelente trabajo!
Scrap?
Could you use a metal detector to find nails (and bullets) in trees!?
One of the absolute WORST habits you can ever get into, is piling logs in the tree line. Pile them up somewhere to burn, or stack them loose, so they can breathe and cure out for milling.
This may be a long shot, but a year, or 2 ago I watched a video & you had mentioned a book that a relative, friend, not sure, wrote about his time in the Vietnam War. I believe you mentioned it was available on Amazon. If you see this comment, & if you remember could you give me the name of the book please. Thank you
¡Qué video tan increíble! Realmente me sorprendió ver cómo puedes convertir la madera en algo tan hermoso y útil. ¡Es inspirador ver tu habilidad y creatividad en acción!
¡Qué video tan increíble! Realmente me sorprendió ver cómo puedes convertir la madera en algo tan hermoso y útil. ¡Es inspirador ver tu habilidad y creatividad en acción!
Mouth watering bud
Harga bos
I don’t get why people get so worked up about walnut… and I’ve been a sawyer for many years.
I feel like you should have laughed like the count after the thunder clap at the end. Announcing 72 lbs of honey ha ha ha .😂🤣😅
I would eat all of that by myself
Idk if what I do is right BUT I have never bought store made food. I use Black oil sunflower seeds, wheat berries, millet, flax seed whole, oat groats, barley, lentils, split peas (then corn only in the winter for extra carbs) they eat their own egg shells and I do use oyster shells too. I give em black soldier fly larvae as treats and scraps from table....I have 8 hens. I get 8 eggs a day.
This is the Organic version of Bitcoin Mining . . .
That’s the way I grew up operating a Ford 3000, still have same tractor, 51 yr old tractor. It’s been setting for 4 yrs, Just got it going again!
I’m surprised how Mickey Mouse this operation is. Not much organization.
The real question is if you have bees.....WHY WOULD YOU NOT PLANT FLOWERS, SHRUBS, AND TREES FOR THEM???
Я из россии.и тоже пчеловод.
It's possible but most people are too lazy to do the physical work because doing it using fuel driven machines will just exponentially increase cost because of how much fuel costs now.
Flower plus fruit bearing trees could do the the job better than small flowering plants.
Looks like a great job. and I'm sure this will be a great convienence. Couple of suggestions for down the road. First a small rainproof cabinet. Keep in it your rags for cleaning the dipsticks for checking your engine oil and hydraulic fluid levels. Good habit is to check them both every time you fuel up. Also keep in it one of those oil spill kits from any of the industrial supply places. they come in a five gallon bucket and if you do spill, it's right there handy. As for the electric pump motor. One of those "solar generators" with a cheap harbor freight solar panel up on the roof to keep it charged. Make a shelf for that inside your storage cabinet. about a hundred bucks for the solar panel new, and couple of hundred bucks for the battery box with built in inverter. Used solar panels are way cheaper if you can find one, and if all this needs to do is run the pump for thirty minutes per day, more than you need. Press the button to turn on the inverter, pump your fuel, and once ypu finish, they typically come with an auto shutoff when there is no power being used for longer than an hour or so. Maybe wire up a couple of motion detector 12 volt lights to the DC port. Those a commonly always on, but check to confirm that. Hang those lights up under the canopy and fueling after dark becomes way less hassle. Lastly, pour a concrete slab under the tank, and underneath where you usually park to refuel. slope the slab to a center drain, and have that drain lead to a sump tank nearby that is bigger than the fuel tank. It will fill up everytime it rains, so rig a dip pipe so that when it reaches overflow level, it sucks the water from the bottom, leaving any spilled oil floating inside the sump tank for easy cleanup. This will save future you so much hassle, paperwork and grief from all the government agencies when you have a bigger spill. (and eventually, there will be a spill.) it will also collect all the little drips and splashes from normal operations. Leave an air vent and pumpout pipe aboveground so the disposal contractor just has to suck out the spilled fuel from the sump tank. Way less expensive than paying a disposal contractor to dig up and cart away all the tons of contaminated soil. There are all kinds of safety rules around having 120 volt power around a fueling station. Depending on your local laws, they may apply to you. They are mostly aimed at commercial gas stations, oil refineries and the like. Running the thing with an extension cord sidesteps most of the special rules for electricity, as they deal with keeping gasoline vapors from accumulating and then igniting or exploding. Diesel is much better about that.
Wow that's good
Good to learn this, can trigona nest be made into candle wax too ?
That's right don't worry about what people say. It's your wood do what you want with it. I think it looks awesome!! You did a great job.