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Our Church is paying 3500.00 to have the lot sealed. The contractors NEVER EVER ACTUALLY SEAL THE CRACKS.NEVER. No body seems to realize that spraying a coat over the lot is not going to solve the grass and water going under the asphalt!

That cart is the exact same as the Gorrila cart, only difference is that you have 8 wheels and mine has 4 wheels. Great cart! Here in Canada they are sold at Princess Auto.

Thanks for the video, sir. One piece of advice: as a rule, you aren't supposed to use teflon tape on hydraulic fittings. Most don't require it, and if you do have a leak, use liquid teflon. If a piece of that tape makes its way into your hydraulic system, it can cause severe damage. Most people will go their whole lives without an issue. But if you are one of the unlucky ones, you'll never use that tape again 🙂

How long is the pole in total?

3:40 you're welcome

These hot crack filling machines are junk. Don't waste your money on buying g this hot crack filling machine. Instead buy a hot box 30 gallon. Get a metal galvanized flower pour bucket. Remove the sprinkler part. Use this to pour the hot rubber into cracks. Have 2 people v squeegee the cracks. Much cleaner job. Plus it is way easier to move around pour the hot rubber than a heavy awkward machine.

I'm not sure I would feel as comfortable placing my receiver at such an accessible level. I would want someone to have to work harder taking it and walking off with it than it did my installing it. Awesome job though and I didn't know about the Sika Pro either. Thanks for your video and post mix recommendation. God bless 🙌🙌🙌❤❤❤

I hate to look into your vacuum cleaner hose! Why don't you wash the saw with cleaning solutions ???😊 also brush away from the bar nose not into it

20 minutes? Could have been 20 seconds

I own a Kubota mx 5400 my self I love it my self

Each... are 50 THOUSAND BTU?? 😅 Are you sure that's a "shop" and not an oven??!! That small space doesn't look like it would need more than 30k BTU once up to temperature.

The non pinned one measures at deeper level.

What size hp tractor were you using?

Where did you purchase the bird guard? Tempest make them?

Thanks for the video and explanation. I believe the slight freeplay between the scabbard and the FEL is part of design, to cut down vibration on the saw while traveling over rough ground. Have you found that to be an agrevating distraction? Also, did you use their "standard" U bolt for your FEL or did you need the "larger" size? YourThank you

Thank you for the video. What size bolts did you end up using?

Now that it has been a year or so since you installed the pole and buried the cable, any updates or issues with your installation? How did your pole installation fare over the Winter and the Spring? Anything you would have done differently with your pole installation?

How deep of a hole did you dig for your Starlink Pole to sit in?

Air compressor….. and make sure you clean out the grooves/rails of your bar. And blow them out after and also the oil and grease holes.

Can you burn coal in a traditional or gasification?

Thank you for the video! How is the upload speed? Is it slow during over cast day days or rainy days?

You did a good job and looks like a good cylinder, but I think before using it you need to install a check valve on it. That does several things. it will lock you cylinder in position and prevent reverse flow. In some situations, say you have a box blade on your tractor and catch the top of a tree stump, it could force more pressure back into the pump that could cause damage.

Thank you Sir!

Is it normal for it to be leaking. Wherever I store the chainsaw there’s always an oily mess underneath.

Thank you so much for taking the time to make the video. Great tips! I'm new to the maintenance and this has helped to get me started. I'm hoping you'll be posting a season end video where you get into the nitty gritty of the maintenance process.

I'm tempted but a lack of a permanent display is annoying. The last thing I need is another app to have to look at to check stuff out. I've mounted my cheap station's display on the wall which is great for easy viewing. I suppose you could use a cheap or used tablet instead with Tempest, but yet another device to have to maintain.

Is there a reason why you didn’t get the MX6000?

Thanks for the info. I went tractor shopping this past weekend at my local Colorado dealership. MX5400 with loader $43,500.00 and MX6000 $45,500.00 😮

What type of tires are they? Solid?

I have a 2009 Johnson boiler I burn 12-14 cords per season through it. I want a 760 HDX bad but I got 2 quotes for $19,500 plus delivery and just cannot justify it right now. the Old Johnson burns a lot of wood but it would take me 10 years to realize that 19,500$ back on an HDX unit.

Cool! How long do the cracks stay closed before they re open and it has to be done again? When doing it again do you add more material or just torch the old stuff already there to reseal the crack.

About to upgrade my L2501 to the MX5400 ... this video was wildly helpful, thank you, sir. I am *extra* excited to have the extra lift capacity and MORE implements (ha!)

hi from iowa

Can you show the 3rd function valve set up?

What type of cutting edge do you use on your plows?

What's the difference of MX5200 and mx5400?

I have an old analog moisture meter that I use. These digital ones interest me and I was curious as to the results. Are any of the 4 you compared made in America? As far as the pin-less one, that degree of deviation does not bode confidence lol. A shame really, as it would certainly be easier to use.

Good stuff, thanks for the vid.

Awesome video. Thank you so much for breaking down the pricing.

I’ve been running a central boiler HDX760 for a year and half here in Alaska. My first year was met with a steep learning curve. I didn’t clean out the reaction chamber and in turn it did not burn the flue gasses properly and sooted up my heat exchanger. I almost ruined the baffles trying to get them out to clean the heat exchanger. The other thing I just recently figured out is the importance of stirring the coal bed daily and letting the powdery ashes fall through bottom of the fire box. This keeps the ash level low and only hot burning coals in the firebox, which makes for a fire that gets to 100 percent combustion quickly. You are spot on also with only feeding it split dry wood. I’ve tried feeding poor quality wood and noticed a huge difference in consumption. The biggest benefit to smaller wood is that the fire will collapse on itself and keep burning as opposed to bridging and thus extinguishing itself. All in all a wood boiler is a massive amount of work but there is no way I’m paying $4.00+ a gallon for diesel. At least that’s how I’ve convinced myself that burning 18 cords of spruce per year is worth the work. Great video. It was good to hear I’m not the only who has learned gasification the hard way!

do you have a video on your wood boiler?

i have the same size tractor. a cutting edge for bucket and hydraulic top link were huge improvements for 250 each. also look into pats easy change. nice video rich (canadarago lake ny) o the hips, how did that work out? i need new hips. did you research stem cells?

Did you buy from Ginop Equipment? If so good experience?

The mx’s are beasts. I went with a L3902 because i wanted a smaller frame to fit in tight woods and it paid off. Defiantly love the stance of the mx and i assume the loader really rocks

Traditional wood master 4400

Glad to hear it works so well, I'm a couple counties directly south of you and in need of decent internet! Cellular hotspot isn't cutting it anymore.

Very capable mower. Your going to be watching your grandchildren using it from your rocking chair some day.

First time watcher, live in SW MI, go blue! Random question, do you know a John Nyberg? Worked around the SW MI area

I just got a quote for a MX5400 cab with manual shift transmission. December 2023. With R14 loaded tires, rear work lights, rear wiper, 2 rear remotes and loader is now $54,500.

I’ve burned wood most of my life. I’ve used traditional wood burning units and gasification units. In my experience if you don’t season your firewood you will run into a problem sooner or later no matter which unit you use. Green or wet wood burns poorly period! And it produces way more damaging creosote and tar build up which damages the fire box which decreases the life of the unit. If you fire with green or wet wood your furnace efficiency will be degraded because the furnace uses energy from the fire to dry the green or wet wood in the firebox out enough so it will burn.