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Circle J Farm
Registrace 30. 01. 2023
Former Marine cleaning up and revamping the family farm.
New Battery Bank set up
Showing the battery back up set up I made for keeping the heat going this winter in case of a black out
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Brush Hogging lawn
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I let the lawn grow too much for the lawn mower so I upgraded to the Brush hog
Burn Barrel 2
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Testing the updated bio char burn barrel. I have one more update for the burn barrel after this.
Wood Chipper Air filter and Belts
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Changing out the Air filter and tightening the belts for spring time maintenance.
Tedder Tooth Change out
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Showing viewers how to change out a tooth on the Hay Tedder Parts number from Tooth:s2100574
How to change a Rake Tooth
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Showing viewers how to change out a tooth on the New Holland hay rake Part numbers are from Quality Farm Supply Tooth: 804-64562 Hardware Kit: 792493-kit
Pipe insulation for Outdoor wood boiler
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Pipe insulation for Outdoor wood boiler
Beginning Apple Tree Pruning for the season
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Beginning Apple Tree Pruning for the season
I’ve got the same machine and I hate to bother you but I need some help if possible. It was running great all day I shut her down that evening and she hasn’t started since. I cleaned injectors, I’ve swapped the fuel shutoff valve , and well checked fluids and everything that I know. I don’t know where or information is hard to come by (for me at least maybe I have not check ed the right place). Do you have any suggestions?
Just send it to the Pakistani workshop.😊😊😊
I had no idea this was even possible...
You should always take your hitch off when not in use so the guy helping you load your truck doesn't bust his shin on it.
Auto mechanics hate those things with a passion. Easy to get hurt on them while working on a vehicle. I agree. Take them off unless actively towing. Plenty of room behind the seat or in the trunk/truck bed for that thing.
That is absolutely not so Put some waterproof Grease and plenty of it and you will never have that problem Guaranteed
I'm about to build a couple. I'm gonna use some pea gravel but mostly corrugated drainage pipe in reservoir. T fitting out the bottom port hole, one side a valve for draining, the other side the stand pipe cut to desired height of water level. I could always unioum and extend the pipe if I ever wanted to flood like you do. Thanks for video
That sounds great!
oh man, the struggle was real
Human: get a cow Cow:ಠ_ಠ what did you just call me
So why do you flood your wicking beds? I’m working on my second ibc tote wicking bed (only because locally a couple are selling food grade repurposed, prior it’s been hard to find them) and I freaked one time I flooded mine but I’m brand new to this. These wicking beds work wonders though I’m absolutely thrilled to have em
Flooding the wicking bed saturates the soil and drives out and unwanted critters such as ants that may have gotten in the bed, if you flood it long enough in the spring just after the last frost it helps inhibit the growth of weeds and similar for the autumn. Flooding it turns it into a similar ecosystem to that of a shallow pond so you don't have to put a cover on it that can blow off. Also if you add bio char to the soil this will fully saturate the bio char with water.
what type of hydraulic fluid do you use or what does the owners manual say?
if your burning nothing more than wood, then don't clear out so much ash, the ash bed will help create a quicker and hotter fire 😉
Major plus is the fact it keeps the wood from flying on the ground. A big part of splitting your own kindling is bending over and picking up 15 pieces every 2 minutes. Had no idea this existed, appreciate the info. Happy burning
Don't miss - or you'll crack the whole thing.
Or just use an axe 🪓
I still do, but this is great for kids, older people or anyone whom does not have the hand eye coordination to use one safely.
I'm old school I still use matches 😂😂
Try using a cat food can and some rubbing alcohol to warm up your chimney, and to get your kindling burning. Works great and no smoke.
I will give that a try
How did the alcohol work for ya
Haven't used it yet, the fire has not been out long enough to need to reheat the chimney. I will post a video once I have a chance to try it!
Great can't wait to see it.
That is an EPA certified wood stove. The only tool that I would add to your set up is a 7 in garden rake(christmas tree store). With the way the air wash works, similar to mine, I would push the ash and coals to the back of the stove, rake the coals forward, remove the ash in the back, then add the wood behind the coals. Close the door, fully open the air supply and those morning coals would relight the wood for the next burn cycle. Given the clearness of the glass, I would bet that you are not producing much creosote in the chimney. Maybe a little dust to clean out. Looks great...
Happy New Year's !
Happy New Year’s
Awww, happy new years!
😊❄️🕊️Merry Christmas 🕊️❄️
They are really quackups!!
They are quack-ups!! Do they need water or their food?
They have both 24/7, at certain times throughout the day, they just get talkative.
Those ducks are really quaking it up!
I love dogs are so cute
Wow
Promo>SM 😁
Bio char?
It's a carbon sink used in soil basically like a fertalizer or soil prep
Thanks you
그림인줄..안개예요??
😇🥰
Always expect thos lil shets to tear up anything they can reach. Btw chickens can fly
Good video. Enjoyed it.
damn I'm jealous
I am considering buying one of these. What do you think of yours? Any issues?
nice with hashbrowns
Why are you making bio char? For your garden? That would be a waste. Just burn it off at the end of the season, then turn it before winter.
The bio char is for the garden but it is first used in the chicken and duck coop to add grit to their intake which is needed for chickens which have a gizzard. Also the bio char absorbs the ammonia smell in the coop when mixed with the sawdust. At the barn it is mixed in with the compost and manure. After letting it charge and decompose for a year it is mixed in with the garden and produces a very rich dark compost. Also is excellent for wicking beds due to its water retention, a pound of dry bio char can hold up to 8 pounds of water. How is it a waste?
@@Circle_J_Farm man, I so want to sit here and jam on this stuff with you. So many things I want to talk about. Copper would be good, I did see a video, by nighthawk I believe, where he captured the wood gases for future use.
Brazil is loaded with cement posts, and lamp poles...
Nice! I will have to look into those! Got any pictures?
Porque enseñan algo así? Nononono Solo hacen provocar accidentes
What causes accidents?
@@Circle_J_Farm the way you screw is kind of wrong and there are a lot of people who watch those videos and try to replicate them The ideal would be to teach something more careful brother
How is the way I screw wrong? Between the pilot hole drilled and the length of the screw you will not put it into your finger.
Wtf 😥😥😥😥
Esa punta de lápiz 👀👀👀🤨
Good idea a video on how to sharpen a pencil in the field... I have a few ways to do it. I will try to post soon.
@@Circle_J_Farm yeah
It came off just fine. Any fasteners exposed to the weather or heat should have anti-seeze alloyed to the threads. It's too bad the makers of machinery can't do that at the building of things.
Looks like it came off just fine
It needed a little persuasion with Ugga Dugga on max setting.
I dont have a ball to lube, but if I did, I would.
I have the same saw. How's the side play on the blade of yours? Mine after about 5 years of use has developed a ton of slop in the shaft. Kinda curious of what you are working on too.
The saw works very well, there is some slop in the shaft. I tend to put some side pressure on the handle when making a cut to reduce the slop, not enough to alter the cut but enough to stop it from shaking.
Proceed to take a piss near wire😮
If it’s a break in the rain, all your grass is going to be wet and laying down. Your yield is going to be lower and you’ll miss like half the crop.
Don't have much to say about this video except that I love it.
This is too wholesome 😊
❤ That looks so peaceful and healing ❤
It really is!