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What a great back-saver! Good on, ya, Scott!

Now make a saw mill and save your back.

Nice to see a video again and know you have been well. Also to see your new pup having grown so much ! Godspeed!

I miss your videos Scott! Awesome job as always!!!! Big hug bro!!!! 💪🏻🙏🏻

G'day Scott and Judy. What a " Forkin great idea ". That'll save a lot of gut bustin' and makin' pongy's when you lift thing's. Can see you've been busy around the camp, great to see your mug on the tube again. All the best mate's.

Hi Scott, Take a look at Kris Harbour Natural Building UK... He built a DIY Mobile Bandsaw Mill. Your a damn good welder and I am sure you can do this. Especially if you looking to do wood work and getting from your surroundings. Look for DIY Mobile Bandsaw Mill. I think that would be a great project for you.... I Hope. Take care thanks for the Videos

I continue to marvel at your ingenuity, skill, resourcefulness and vision, Mr. Turner. You have chosen an enviable (if not occasionally daunting) life path that resonates. This YT channel you've created is a must see for me and I'm always anxious for the next episode. It's a testament to living well, and its positivism is much needed and appreciated in an otherwise stark and depressing YT landscape. Godspeed to you and Mrs. Turner and, cheers!

I thought the points of the forks go the other way round, so they don't catch on the bottom of palletts??

Well done! I really liked those close-ups at 2:12 to 2:20. Thanks for continuing to share all your adventures. Thumbs up.

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Amazing!! I know I’m a bit late but Would you happen to have the build details for this? Would love to make one for myself

Hey Scott, what's up? Good to see you in the shop again making stuff.. I see your new shop is considerably larger.. I know you'll get it organized properly to take full advantage of that extra space... Well Scott I don't want to take up too much of your time.. It's good to see your videos again.. Well you take care my friend and as always God Bless...

For some reason heavy stuff always needs to be moved . Now you have a handy tool to help with that . Thanks Scott

Love your work Scott see you on the next one 🇦🇺Perth 👍👍👍👍

Amazing that something so simple can be such a game changer!

Bravo et à très vite !

Those 4in1 buckets are relatively heavy even compared to a standard bucket. You’d gain lift capacity if you made a whole separate fork attachment. Simple frame with weld on euro hitch brackets.

Amigo Scott...qué bueno es volver a verte. Ingeniosa utilidad le has dado a tu tractor ( conocía el menor, este es nuevo en tu reinado?) Espero se encuentren bien tú y tu amable esposa y cómo siempre...a la espera de tus creatividades. Recibe un fuerte abrazo, amigo Scott.

this is great as always. do you have a vid on making the swarf magnetic thingy?

It's always a pleasure watching you videos! You built a nice set of forks useful for a variety of tasks. On my compact tractor and a few larger tractors I welded 2 short pieces of flat bar onto the sides and bottom of the bucket at a 45*, on both sides. Then cut two pieces of used drill rod steels to slid inside of those to make short log forks. The only purpose was to handle logs and they worked well.

Lots like a super handy project a real back saver. The shop is looking great Scott. I did not see the milling machine did you get rid of it. Thanks for the video love your projects.

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Hey Scott! Greetings from the Adirondacks. Really handy build. Many years ago I built a similar set out of an old backhoe frame, they worked quite well. I've since passed them along to an old friend and they are still in use today! Love that tractor! 💪

Well thought out and well made Scott. Love your ability to problem solve and achieve the desired outcome !

I have 5’ heavy duty forks on my son’s tractor. It doesn’t have a skid steer plate but does have an adapter plate. When I get it all connected the tractor becomes a little tippy. But I use the forks almost every day.

Such a handy solution Scott. Well done!

are you using engine oil for drilling? :)

Belle idée, bien réalisée, comme d’habitude, à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉

We're getting older Scott and need to look after our backs. Great job 👍

Great idea Scott, I might make some for the father in-laws Tractor.

Bet you wish you had the setup when building the shed

Nice versatile addition to the tractor! Though I do miss the banter between you and Judy 😂

That old Yanmar tractor is looking pretty flash - it even has a front bucket now.

That gasless mig works better then I expected, does not having a shroud make it easier to aim?

That begs the question Scott, what size and type of inverter are you using? Cheers.

Just another good job!👏👏👏👏

gday Scott good to see you again , i recon the SWL on those tines would be around 150 kg max but i do like what ya did ,,, oh and how hard is it to use the sawmill and how long to do a cut , depending on lenght ?

It's that Duramax orange again - one million views coming right up!

Nice. Thinking about the strength of the tynes (yes I was triggered); you actually want them to fail before anything else...like a fuse in an electrical circuit.

not sure what that horrible whirring noise was almost the entire video. but it made it almost unwatchable for me. especially at the beginning.

Love me a bit of outback ingenuity. Brilliant.

Fine job as always...still would like to see you build a saw mill you have most of the components. Enjoy watching .Thanks for taking the time to film

well done

Hey Scott let's get you to the 200k .

Well done Scott, now stop forking around and get back to work 😁

Brilliant. I bet that saves you a bunch of back breaking work! Hope you and the wife are doing well. My daughter is now firmly located in NewCastle as a resident pediatric chiropractor, so a visit might be in store! What's the best time of year to visit for a soft old Canadian? LOL Cheers.

Cleaver. What was that bike early on?

Handy Dandy, a couple of tines is about the only thing I didn't have for my little Dingo back home in Oz. I always watch your videos to the end, I just wish others would do the same for my videos.

Need a tool, make a tool.

Hello Scott, I always enjoy your videos.