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Registrace 26. 06. 2022
Unstick a Stuck Truck (or car) from the Muck
I used this trick to get my truck unstuck from the mud. It was fairly simple and required only two 2x4s and two ratchet straps or ropes. These items can easily be stowed in a vehicle and would prove very handy in a situation where you are stuck and there is no immediate help nearby.
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Move heavy objects without breaking your back using only PVC
zhlédnutí 595Před rokem
This works well if there isn't extra help around and you need to move a heavy object over flat ground.
Build a Water Bar For Your Chickens to Drink At!
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This watering system uses a 55 gallon drum or barrel to supply bulk water to your chicken house. Watering nipples are threaded to the PVC and provide a leak-free and clean way to provide water to your flock. This is a great alternative to traditional waterers and also ensures that your chickens always have a clean and fresh supply of H2O.
250 ft. Direct Burial Ethernet from House to Barn
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We decided to run ethernet from the house to the barn rather than use wireless transmitters and receivers. Close to 300 feet of ethernet still achieves nearly 500 Mbps download speed at the destination. Fiber coming into the house, then 30'-50' of ethernet inside house plus 250' partially buried.
Easiest way is to just let the tyres down. Not fully flat but enough that you get grip. Would easy work on tyres like that. Might not work on very low profile. Of course you need to be able to inflate afterwards.
It's obvious you have no clue what you are talking about. Deflating will not work - zero chance.
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Video is about 4 minutes too long.
Thanks for sharing this. Well done!
My husband and I did something very similar to get us out of 50 metres of serious bog. We had used maxtrax but the tyres just slipped on them. The wood tied on to our wheels with straps worked perfectly.
Crazy, right? I was surprised how well it worked. Wondering if it would work as well in the snow. Now way to test that here in FL.
Funciona bien eso, yo lo hice hace unos cinco años y todo ok
Awesome!
i wonder if this would work in sand ?
Is there any special setup for the second (remote) router or does it just plug into the first router and second ready to go as is?
Apologies for the late reply. There was no special setup. It was a router that I had sitting around and reused it for this application. I just plugged ethernet into it and it was ready to go.
Cool
You could always just air down to 12-15 psi
Yes, but not nearly as fun!