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Cant really tell, didnt use it much, as it turned out my tractor isnt strong enough...

@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead The idea using steel to sandwich 🥪 the wood seems like a good one. I know your pain with the tractor. Years ago I bought a big round hay baler. Then had to go out and find a 966 turbo International Harvester to pull it. Tho I did fall in love with the 966. It burned half the fuel of the tractor half it's size.

Sounds like the screw doesnt belong there, but a valve. If you try to start it several times, but it wont fire up, you "drown" the engine with too much gas/oil and it wont start anymore. With that valve (or by removing the screw) you can let the gas out of the engine and try to start it again...

Thats a hole saw.

Yes, its somewhere here in the comments :)

@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead Thank you.

Spec is 18hp but probably a little less bc shes old...

@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead oh damn its strong tho 💪

Barely readable -> Wacker DVPN 75

Its Sewage Pipe with a big Diameter. I got those from a civil engineering Company...

1", 2" and a Foot.

Thank you! I wanted to build a Backhoe for it aswell but never came around doing it. Today i will have one delivered :)

Thank you! As i told in the Video i was afraid the force of the pulley might wedge the plywood apart...and thats what i came up with :)

Use more Concrete? Maybe use some Rebar, or put some screws or nails in the existing concrete. If neccessary, use some wooden boards to make a frame to keep the concrete where it belongs while curing...

@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead sir permanent fill concrete and use room

From the uprights, there are diagonals going to the front. In the front those are kept in place with a bolt. Once, one of those bolts stripped. Other than that, no problems at all. I got another Video about the loading capacity of the loader. Maybe theres some useful information for you :)

You're welcome...i guess :)

Oh you :)

Thanks! Yeah it does :)

At highest i would say "clever" but thank you! :)

Rusty pivet....or pivot....or rivet? Yeah about the new Video...oh hold on a sec, theres someone on the Door. *Opens door* "oh hey procrastination, its you again" :)

Seems about right i guess :)

Those things have so much power :D

Nice to hear, you're welcome :)

Regular Cememt mixed with Sand. 1Part Concrete, 4Parts Sand

I dont get it

You have a better idea? Share it with us.

Not that much really, about 1ha or 4 acres...:)

Oh, ok.

What about hearing protection?

Danke Hasi :)

Bought it along with 2 similar ones, with our Farm....typical german grandparents have those in their living rooms :D

Regular mild Steel...ordered off of ebay :D

@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead thanks i have a small kubota which i would like to make/buy a loader for it. Some dealers told me it needs to be tempered or whatever. Do you remember the thickness of the channels? I have access to 3mm or 6mm.

@@josephsaid756 ah nice! Yeah, mine are 5mm thick and probably overkill...better safe than sorry i guess. How much weight do you want to lift? Mine can handle about 650kg (i have another video on that).

@@josephsaid756 i can't see any reason why it should be tempered...in case of overload it would break instead of being bent...did they try to sell you a loader? :D Building a loader cost me about half of what buying one would have cost me... Took me about 2 whole months. Every day after work and all weekend long....but i was completly new to welding an hydraulics and also did i not work from a plan but made what seemed to be the right lenght/thickness or whatever.... Just start that project! :)

@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead totally agree with the sales part. I am handy but at this time i am tired of creating stuff (plenty of implements). Just considering a ready made loader. Cost wise i think it might be close to a cheap chinese one. Might take me a good 6 months to finish 😟

Thanks! :)

Well, thanks :)

Thanks! And yes, thats a benefit as well! :)

Well, i wasn't able to find one in my Region for a reasonable price...and i love to build stuff so i can break it and fix it and break it and....

Thank you Sir! :)

DIY diacsn - Farmstead no worries. Keep up the great work

Much goes here ya nich, wah?

Ne, ne?

Hi there, i'm sorry to say, i can't tell you. the Copy on my HDD is called "Cinematic + Guitar" -> was looking with those Specs in the YT-Audio library but couldn't find the Song. Shazam doesn't know it either...I could send it to you via Mail?!?

Hey, thank you! Happy to hear you liked it :) see you😜

@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead I have only welded a little bit to repair broken seat frames and floor parts when seats pulled away the metal or the bolts from the metal etc.... I would love to have a welder of my own now that I no longer work at a shop that has one. I admire you showing the whoopses and not just pretending that everything comes out perfect all the time. 😇😎

@@mrupholsteryman It definately is a handy tool to have! I think showing all the failures and making a little fun of myself is a good way to deal with sth like this :)

I remember mouth farting because of exhaustion and anger, but nevertheless, welcome on board, glad to have you here :) Edit: I thought this Comment was for another Video, these are highlighting farts, you're right :D

@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead haha!

Right before im saying "sorry, no offense", i bumped into the camera...(camera being the viewer) Yeah, most stuff was recorded with the GoPro, shitty audio there and afaik no external mic possible...maybe with the next camera :) Oh and thank you :-* also for your feedback ;)

Haha, glad to hear, Thank you! :)