Thanks for the video. It’s in the mid 90s here in western Pa. I’m kind of doing what you are, work for a while take a break for a while. That’s one nice thing about being retired.
Hi John. Nice peavey/ log turner. Thanks for the tour. I understand where your old & new sawmills are now. Thanks again John. Until the next video. 🥰😊😉👍❤️💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Ah, Jeeps in the usual condition. You always need a bunch to have enough parts to make a good one and a beater. The hardtop is what was so confusing in the distance.
hi there there is always something bigger better and newer , but they most the time also have a big price . this little pump pumps 700 a min ,enough for me thanks for dropping in john
hi there no but i put a 350 LT1 built in my 65 around 71 . that was before Big Foot came along .it was camed up to aroung 400 hp . had a lot of fun with that jeep , glad you stopped in john
Being as good a millright as you are (you fabed up both of your saw mills) suprised you haven''t fabed up an overhead pulley & cable w/hook system to turn your heavy saw logs over. You have quite a few miles on you to be wrestling heavy saw logs by hand. How about the easier way w/that big diesel power, wire rope some good stout pulleys & hook to turn those heavy logs with - just an idea, take care.
hi i understand what you are saying but not on this mill . i have to turners on the other mill and just havent got around to them yet . thanks for the thought john
HI JOHN 😊😊 U wouldn't be outside long if was 😮😮 U would be very loopy and U would worse than a box of fruit loops and U also wouldn't be able 2 stand up or walk either wow WOOO now U know U can 😴 😊 sleep some kind of good now there's no tossing or turning either now U will be like a box of fruit loops then 4 sure 😊😊 OMG 6 22 2O24
That new hook might make buford jealous, Thanks for sharing.
hi there but they may fall in love and make a better one
Thanks for the update. I've wondered about those jeeps just sitting there. Garden seems to be coming along nicely.
hi there both the garden and jeeps have gone by the way side . moving on . thanks for dropping in john
I think you’ll like the log rite can’t hook. I have had a 48 inch log rite can’t hook for 10 years and it has served me well. They really bite.
hi there thanks for the input , and stopping by .john
Nice cant hook! Always lots to do, stay cool ❤
hi there sure is lots to do . need a flat to test the new chewy / thanks for dropping in john
Thanks for the video. It’s in the mid 90s here in western Pa. I’m kind of doing what you are, work for a while take a break for a while. That’s one nice thing about being retired.
hi there it is ok if you dont push it , glad you made it here , thanks john
Instructions? We don't need no stinkin' instructions. lol
Bill
hi there you got ie , thanks john
Hi John. Nice peavey/ log turner. Thanks for the tour. I understand where your old & new sawmills are now. Thanks again John. Until the next video. 🥰😊😉👍❤️💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
hi there thanks for stopping in , john
That’s a nice little vice mount on the Kubota.
hi comes in handy from time to time , john
Ah, Jeeps in the usual condition. You always need a bunch to have enough parts to make a good one and a beater. The hardtop is what was so confusing in the distance.
we got the white jeep out yesterday , what a mess it was . need to put some fresh gas in it , .thanks for dropping in john
Logrite canthooks is hard to beat. I have three of them. They make the ones sold at stihl dealers so they can be bought locally saves the shipping.
hi there didnt know that , next time , thanks for letting me know , thanks john
John thats the way I work when its 100 out , 1 hr on 1 hr off. all I know is the heat wears me out anymore , cant take it to well anymore
hi there it works for me , i got more done after dinner , thanks for dropping in john
That pump is a baby one compared to the one I have. It can pump enough to put a inch of water on 2.5 acres in 2 hours
hi there there is always something bigger better and newer , but they most the time also have a big price . this little pump pumps 700 a min ,enough for me
thanks for dropping in john
@@fricknjeep ya that one I have 20k to replace blocks and bells in bottom of well. But the motor and drive is a 60s model 660 volts to run it
How long of log can you cut on that red mill? That’s a nice looking mill there.
hi there 40 feet no problem might get a longer with playing around with it . i have done 24s on the little mill . john
Good one. Did any of your jeeps ever have the AMC 304 V8 in them.
hi there no but i put a 350 LT1 built in my 65 around 71 . that was before Big Foot came along .it was camed up to aroung 400 hp . had a lot of fun with that jeep , glad you stopped in john
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Being as good a millright as you are (you fabed up both of your saw mills) suprised you haven''t fabed up an overhead pulley & cable w/hook system to turn your heavy saw logs over. You have quite a few miles on you to be wrestling heavy saw logs by hand. How about the easier way w/that big diesel power, wire rope some good stout pulleys & hook to turn those heavy logs with - just an idea, take care.
hi i understand what you are saying but not on this mill . i have to turners on the other mill and just havent got around to them yet . thanks for the thought john
What size detroits power your mills?
hi there little mill has a 471 big mill has a 671 . thanks for stopping in john
@@fricknjeep sweet. I love hearing those old detroits sing
HI JOHN 😊😊 U wouldn't be outside long if was 😮😮 U would be very loopy and U would worse than a box of fruit loops and U also wouldn't be able 2 stand up or walk either wow WOOO now U know U can 😴 😊 sleep some kind of good now there's no tossing or turning either now U will be like a box of fruit loops then 4 sure 😊😊 OMG 6 22 2O24
hi there i am loopy in the winter as well /glad you dropped in john