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I actually just put it on 'repair' mode on a trickle charger I got this spring and it's been fine all summer! :D

I don't remember. I'll weigh one in a couple months :)

Been happy so far!

Thank you

Seems the consensus on this bad boy. Just keeps going

There are different ideas behind drying. We do sun till tops are dried then shade, some do shade all the way, etc... but drying in some fashion is totally necessary for storage.

Thank You!

Yes. We needed more wire for where we wanted to fence off and bought 20 guage and worked great.

Yup. Used for years with premier1 fence for pigs. I now have 3 of these i like em so much. Use with pigs, around delicate veggies, around new trees and berries to keep deer out with multistrand. Used with all types of fences over the years.

@@eternalharvestfarm good to know… Premier1 is pushing a certain style energizer and it is hard to tell if it fits the requirements of Premier1. Thanks for the info.

Shoot us an email at greens@eternalharvestfarm.com

Me too! The sweetest and tastiest version.

@@eternalharvestfarm nothing like a fresh strawberry

Same here. Oil changes only for the past 3 years for me. I did swap the hydro fluid at 100 but it didn’t need it honestly

Yeah ours was from 2021. Think I may need to sharpen the blades finally, but I hit a lot of things I shouldn't haha.

I’m considering buying a lightly used one. I mow about 20 lawns a week. So technically “commercial” use but not super hard compared to most commercial people.

@@jordanjohnson5784yeah. You should. Check out Tony’s lawn care. He ran one for commercial use and didn’t have any major issues. Probably have to go back 3-4 years to find his old videos of it.

Yeah it's drivetrain through and through has not disappointed. It's a beast for it's price point.

Thanks :)

🌱 Us Too. We tend to do it a lot. :)

Hope yours is as good to you as mine has been to me!

Who ever thought it could be fun to mow a lawn? Purchased a Scag 48” about 5 years ago and it is bulletproof. Same engine as your unit. Just change the oil at start of season and that is it. Simply runs and cuts excellent every time. Replaced the seat setup with spring load immediately upon purchase and that made a big comfort plus.

It really is bulletproof. I wanna put a spring seat on but I don't want to spend any more money on cutting grass, I hate mowing, haha.

@@eternalharvestfarmI added a spring seat to my liberty z 48. It’s a pretty tall spring around 2 inches of travel so I had to add length to the handles. Well worth it if you cut rough stuff because the libertyz offers little to no give lol

Yeah we were never able to get ahold of anyone afterwards regarding our concern. Luckily ours wasn't costing us money like yall, but certainly with out experience there was 0 customer service or follow up

We agree, that's why we feel modeling a life of love and servitude is important. So they see the beauty of following Jesus in their own hearts :)

We love God and people :) When Jesus was asked what was the most important commandment he said that every law of old hangs on 2 things: Loving God and Loving People. Thanks for the comment and keep on loving :)

I'm sorry you are in a place that this upset you. I pray whatever is hurting you departs and that you be surrounded by love.

Congrats! And thank you. Glad you liked it. CZcams is full of great ideas!

Amen. Always and Everywhere really is a good time and place to pray.

Sorry we got rid of that car years ago, I can't remember anything about it anymore.

I have not, but I have a daughter now and she has combed my hair, yes.

I don't think you can use the wrong oil to clean out a junked engine full of sludge. Or at least I don't care. But I appreciate your hel....comment.

twisting the wire negates the signal. Where the wire is twisted NO shock will be given.

Old bay makes everything better IMO :)

Now we moved to a open farm. Sometimes i wish I got the Sidekick (gas, 40+mph), but this diesel is a real work horse and incredibly reliable. almost 5 years on and it runs like day 1.

So our boar is very very sweet and totally described as docile. Now that being said, he did knock over my son once when he was little and freaked him out, but I saw the whole thing and super obvious he was trying to play with him and just head butted him in the chest. Son was ok, boar backed off. He just doesn't know his own strength and holy crap they are strong. So just because docile, you still have to be aware. My wife was nipped on the leg by him once. Just a big nasty bruise, nothing serious, it was a nip to him but incredibly painful to her. When he gets out we lead him back with a bucket of food, well after a while he just wants the food and he'll let you know, you gotta stay on guard. We keep him away from females to eliminate inbreeding, because he will, and to control when our sow is bred. But like I said, he is sweet. He loves belly rubs and scratched behind his ear. He likes to play but we have to be careful getting him riled up because he is incredibly strong and when he gets going you can get hurt, he's a little kid with a NFL linebacker's strength. Never once have I been afraid of him attacking or being aggressive towards me. Now remember, animals are just like humans and not robots, animals are each different creations with different temperaments.

I should note we have had him since he was like 6 months old. IDK if that makes a difference with our relationship with him, we raised him.

Yup. For a small job and not something that needs to be perfect, the cheap carpet and cheap install I think was worth it. If I wanted nicer quality I would go elsewhere, but I got what I paid for and overall was happy with the job that was done for the money I paid. Just gotta keep expectations in line when going big box.

Yup, whatever the Good Lord brings us.

Well in 2022 God helped a lot lol. We started separating different crops more to be able to run the tractor through with the tiller, and this year we even started spacing rows for potatoes, tomatoes, onions and cucurbits wide enough to run the tractor between which helped a lot. Mulch/wood chips helps a ton too. Ultimately the best weed management I've found is Time and Effort. Unfortunately the former is in short supply.

A variety of things. Last ditch insecticide, I'd rather spray than lose a crop. We've used it for tick control on the pigs and I perimeter spray a couple buildings with it. People also spray their dogs and clothing/tents with it to repel ticks.

Maybe I'll try this fall. Used it for a couple years after this and now it's sat for a year or two again.