A video about putting in some fence poles to expand my raised bed area. With the mild winter we have a large population of young deer with no fear lately.
I am so sorry.l must be the only person in the world that finds a video of someone working their tail off, relaxing! Thank you so much for taking the time you do, to make and post them. My other comment is, where was you tube when I was doing this sort of stuff? Videos are well made and perfect for someone like me who is hard of hearing. Thank you again and keep them coming. PLEASE!! Rod
Thanks. Just sharing some ideas about how I tackle projects around the home. I have severe hearing loss and Costco is a great place to find affordable hearing aids that work good. Thanks for watching.
halo paman....sambil menunggu pulang kerja sy lihat vlog paman... alat-alat pertaniannya sangat lengkap.... alangkah senang nya kalau saya bisa berkunjung ke tempat paman.... paman boleh tanya tidak, paman tinggal di kota apa dan negara ?.....
The ground is saturated and that helps like you said. I got a big surprise when I bought it and thought I could just take it home throw it on the tractor, but it was a fairly easy fix. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for posting, I'm really enjoying seeing how you do things. I'm about to embark on a small farm experience and need to get some ideas and I like yours!
Everything is coming together nicely!! Good work. My next this to purchase is going to have to be a kubota or a deere tractor around the same size as you. Now only to convince the wife 😳
Great Work. Are your posts 4x4x8? What size wood are your rails? The wire fencing what guage is that and is it 4ft? And last but not least for your wood raised beds do you have a video showing how u make them? If not what size wood do you use.
Just 4"x4"x8' pt posts with 2x6 bottom rail and 2x4 top rail.It is 4 ft Red Brand fence from Tractor Supply. The wood beds were made about 5 years ago just using untreated 2x8 and the wood will have to be replaced soon. Thinking about trying to make concrete replacements. I dug down another 6 inches below the wood so there is a foot of compost / topsoil mix in the beds. Can't wait for spring.
The fencing wood is. The beds are untreated and will have to be replaced soon. The new beds are aluminum pool wall extrusions. There is a video about making them. Thanks for watching.
do you save the seeds from the plants the deer go after, and go scatter those seeds in the forest for the animals to go feed on instead of your garden?
i liked all of ur video-but one thing u didn't show that i was interested in was what kind of jig u used to make them screw holes on ur 2by4's? i have seen holes being made like that with some sort of jig tool, just wondering what ya used for urs.
I just used the standard kreg r3 jig and drill that I have in my shop. They have a new HD kreg jig that allows the use of larger screws for outdoor projects now that I would like to get someday. Sorry I didn't show it, it is much easier then trying to use nails but the screws are not cheep. Thanks for watching.
What was the long black arm on the auger head reaching toward the back wheel of the tractor? Don't recall ever seeing one of those. Great video as always, thanks for sharing.
It allows you to rock the auger tip to get started in the right spot. The auger goes down on a arc so you have to start it at a slight angle and it straightens up as it goes down. Thanks for watching.
It is mostly weeds. That were there when we bought it. In the spring it is a yellow field of dandelions. The cyclone rake makes it look better then it really is. Thanks for watching.
How many more toys do you have stashed away at your place? I noticed several videos back you have a few cars in one of your out buildings....are you saving them or waiting for good weather to appear?
I'm getting down there on old toys. Been selling a lot of them on craigslist the last couple of years to raise money for new tools. Looks like the Harley and pontoon boat will go next. The old Biscayne is a future project and the vette will be sold to help finance the 66 Biscayne Redo. Both only have a little over 40k miles. Glad that I bought my toys years ago when prices were low.
They were made from a old pool. Here is the video. czcams.com/video/Yj0Lf7Y7LTA/video.html They were extremely productive this summer. Thanks for watching.
I am so sorry.l must be the only person in the world that finds a video of someone working their tail off, relaxing! Thank you so much for taking the time you do, to make and post them. My other comment is, where was you tube when I was doing this sort of stuff? Videos are well made and perfect for someone like me who is hard of hearing.
Thank you again and keep them coming. PLEASE!!
Rod
Thanks. Just sharing some ideas about how I tackle projects around the home. I have severe hearing loss and Costco is a great place to find affordable hearing aids that work good. Thanks for watching.
At least you got the holes dug .
Having a little tractor really helps. Thanks for watching.
Looking real nice Great job.
Thanks for watching.
Everyone should own a Kreg jig and set. One of the handiest things I own for DIY stuff. Nice vid, I employed it. Have a nice weekend
I agree, it is one of the most useful tools that I have also. Thanks for watching.
Great job , starting to look good
Thanks for watching.
halo paman....sambil menunggu pulang kerja sy lihat vlog paman... alat-alat pertaniannya sangat lengkap.... alangkah senang nya kalau saya bisa berkunjung ke tempat paman....
paman boleh tanya tidak, paman tinggal di kota apa dan negara ?.....
Thanks for watching.
Man, I wish my auger would go down so easily as the ground dries. Great workaround for the unit!
The ground is saturated and that helps like you said. I got a big surprise when I bought it and thought I could just take it home throw it on the tractor, but it was a fairly easy fix. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for posting, I'm really enjoying seeing how you do things. I'm about to embark on a small farm experience and need to get some ideas and I like yours!
Start small and it will become more enjoyable over time. Still trying to talk my wife into chickens. Thanks for watching.
love your videos
Thanks for watching them.
I Desire this type of fence one day Your so GANSTA with fencing!😉
It helps keep the deer out. Thanks for watching.
Everything is coming together nicely!! Good work. My next this to purchase is going to have to be a kubota or a deere tractor around the same size as you. Now only to convince the wife 😳
A tractor with a loader is a real time saver. The older you get, the more you need one. Good luck with convincing the wife.
you sir, are a genius
Just an old guy having fun. Thanks for watching.
Super Video.Danke!
Thanks for watching.
i always back fill my posts with 3 quater inch. crushed stone works great.
That would make them last longer.Thanks for watching.
yes the water drains away and there is no contact with wet soil ,i also put a shovel full in the bottom of the whole before i put the post in.
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Thanks for watching.
Great Work. Are your posts 4x4x8? What size wood are your rails? The wire fencing what guage is that and is it 4ft? And last but not least for your wood raised beds do you have a video showing how u make them? If not what size wood do you use.
Just 4"x4"x8' pt posts with 2x6 bottom rail and 2x4 top rail.It is 4 ft Red Brand fence from Tractor Supply. The wood beds were made about 5 years ago just using untreated 2x8 and the wood will have to be replaced soon. Thinking about trying to make concrete replacements. I dug down another 6 inches below the wood so there is a foot of compost / topsoil mix in the beds. Can't wait for spring.
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Thanks for watching.
Can you tell me what that blanket thing is blowing over the raised beds?
The front door of a cover it. Thanks for watching.
wonderful videos, I'll be starting raised bed garden myself. Did you use pressure treated wood? thank you for the info
The fencing wood is. The beds are untreated and will have to be replaced soon. The new beds are aluminum pool wall extrusions. There is a video about making them. Thanks for watching.
do you save the seeds from the plants the deer go after, and go scatter those seeds in the forest for the animals to go feed on instead of your garden?
No. The animals always come out of the woods to feed. Thanks for watching.
i liked all of ur video-but one thing u didn't show that i was interested in was what kind of jig u used to make them screw holes on ur 2by4's? i have seen holes being made like that with some sort of jig tool, just wondering what ya used for urs.
I just used the standard kreg r3 jig and drill that I have in my shop. They have a new HD kreg jig that allows the use of larger screws for outdoor projects now that I would like to get someday. Sorry I didn't show it, it is much easier then trying to use nails but the screws are not cheep. Thanks for watching.
What was the long black arm on the auger head reaching toward the back wheel of the tractor? Don't recall ever seeing one of those. Great video as always, thanks for sharing.
It allows you to rock the auger tip to get started in the right spot. The auger goes down on a arc so you have to start it at a slight angle and it straightens up as it goes down. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the reply.
What grass seed do you use? Your lawn looks so nice and pretty!
It is mostly weeds. That were there when we bought it. In the spring it is a yellow field of dandelions. The cyclone rake makes it look better then it really is. Thanks for watching.
How many more toys do you have stashed away at your place? I noticed several videos back you have a few cars in one of your out buildings....are you saving them or waiting for good weather to appear?
I'm getting down there on old toys. Been selling a lot of them on craigslist the last couple of years to raise money for new tools. Looks like the Harley and pontoon boat will go next. The old Biscayne is a future project and the vette will be sold to help finance the 66 Biscayne Redo. Both only have a little over 40k miles. Glad that I bought my toys years ago when prices were low.
What was the round thing you used for the raised beds?
They were made from a old pool. Here is the video. czcams.com/video/Yj0Lf7Y7LTA/video.html
They were extremely productive this summer. Thanks for watching.