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Overall Livin’
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We are your everyday people. Most of our information is from life lessons and learning while doing. We try to share our knowledge to those who are interested all while having fun and enjoying our time here.
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Garden Update May 2021
We finally got some plants in the ground for this summers garden.
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More Snow Fun Feb 15, 2021
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Just a little bit more fun in the snow on the coldest day we’ve had in years.
Snow Day!! Feb. 14 2021
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We don’t get snow down here much. Especially this much! We had a good time and looks like a week of fun to come.
Kaleb House Fundraiser
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Using a Log Arch
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We loaded up those big Ol tree trunks with a log arch. I worked really well.
Chicken Coop Winterizing
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Added some plexiglass to the coop for the colder weather and a peak at the tomato tent.
Milwaukee Chainsaws vs Big Trees
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We tried to show how well the Milwaukee Fuel Chainsaw does against bigger trees. Plus a little bit about them.
Learning and Cutting Bigger Trees
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I got to get some first hand experience felling two really nice sized trees. Both were oddities in how they stood. Both easily 3 feet thick at the trunks. The one in this video had a pretty tough lean to it. Lessons learned and experience gained by doing the hard things.
Eggshell Tea and Tomato Tent
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How I do the eggshell tea and a little look into the tomato tent.
Bell Peppers Too
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A little different approach to saving the bell peppers. Hopefully it will work at least until they are finished growing these last ones.
Trying to prolong the Maters.
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We decided to try to protect our tomatoes from a little cold snap we are having.
2020 Shofar Mountain Games with Viking Preparedness and Bear Independant
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2020 Shofar Mountain Games with Viking Preparedness and Bear Independant
How does it feel to release the yardbirds
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How does it feel to release the yardbirds
I just recently bought one where helmet setup I love it
Yea bro the thing wit these milawaukee saws is they thirsty you better have some phatty batteries on deck, just like women sometimes they drink alittle bit but they don’t smoke 🚭 😂 I was gonna say my saws would drink that 5ah battery like stupid quick, I had to get some 8’s and a 12 to run the saws otherwise it’s useless but when they full them saws are wicked. I got the hatchet 8” and the 14” top handle and their plain stupid
run a 12.0hd batt in all your "big" milwaulkee tools and you will be a believer
I own a landscape company, and this video shows why tree cutting is the most dangerous job in the world. I hope that no one views this video and thinks that this is how to use a chainsaw.
Good demo, but those little beauties are definitely not meant for that type of work. 🌲
I Appreciate you guys showing how the M18 Fuel saw works. I have just purchased one 2024....around the House prunning.
Awesome, great to see brother at there best
Youre not going to get a honest review using the 5A battery, you'll get better perforance from the 8A HO or 12A HO batts.
👍👍👍
Great video brother
Nice demonstration of what the Milwaukee can do, just for the fun of it. It’s a powerhouse in the battery line. I have a Makita saw, which is lightweight, nice for pruning high branches. Certainly the introduction of battery saws into wood’s work has added an extra working advantage. I use the battery powered saw for all the limbing and small wood and save the big stuff for the Huskvarna gas saw. Utilizing the lightweight saw saves my energy and the chain on the big saw.
Practice makes perfect and if not then have ahellofagoodtime!
Thank you!
I used my neighbors yesterday to fell and cut up an apple tree about 20 foot of trunk. The base being about 25 maybe 30 inches thick. Some learning curves. I have plenty of 6.0 high outputs and a couple 12's at my disposal from my bigger work tools. It take quite a few batteries. Had to tighten the chain a couple times and did pop it off once due to the tree being so green and the wet chips getting up in the housing. Took it apart blew it out in a matter of minutes and got back to cutting. Already ordered my own. For my needs of keeping my couple acres clean and my cutting up a tree once a year... this will handle everything i need just fine with low maintenance. I pinched that bar a few times lol. Felt alot better watching you guys go through some of the same struggles lol. Great video. Solidified my purchase for sure. Thanks
@hobie909 yea that has been a great tool. I have the pole saw for cleaning up the property line. I had to use it to get the bar lose a couple times. Thank goodness I had it lol. Would have been embarrassing asking my neighbor to help me get his saw unstuck 🤣
Get the dewalt it cuts twice as fast, and you don't need tools to open and tighten the chain. Trust me my friend is big diehard Milwaukee fan and he cuts trees down for a living he uses gas for big jobs but for smaller jobs he uses the Milwaukee I let him use my dewalt he was blown away how much better it was, the problem with Milwaukee they went with too much torque instead of chain speed dewalt went with the right amount of speed and torque
I haven’t used the dewalt version yet but I have used the Husqvarna version and it was pretty similar in power and torque.
Your video was very entertaining. Thanks!
Dude I would be Embarrassed to show that the whole thing is a failure yank it out and start over.🙄
Tips? Pointers? Got a video of yours?
That was awesome! Thanks!
Electric saws are great, especially if you have other tools to utilize the batteries. If all you want is a chainsaw, you can buy a Stihl gas saw for the price of a Milwaukee 12ah battery alone....
Good point and I agree. Well I don’t know if I’d buy a Stihl but… jk.
I can't believe this was already 2 yrs ago. My favorite of yours by far. Thank you Sir 👍!
Weirdo
I also need to make one foe the better half too.Get yourself a sheet of paneling cut strips and glue them in to take up the extra room. Nice job.
This was fun to watch since I’m such a fan of Bear and PJ. But it would have been more fun to be there participating.
Pretty cool system!
Looks like a good time! new sub here
I got one this year superb tool I decided to get one and work part time at the weekend removing small trees for people and at the same time I get free logs for my log burner happy!!! days!!!
Havin me some Hobadieus withdrawal. I play "How does it feel" for my mini raptors from time ta time. I think they like it 👍!
Lol. My birds are set in their ways. It’s about time to add a few to the flock.
I've never heard we flipped the bar over before. What does that mean?
The chain runs on the “bar” and to keep it evenly worn, you should flip it upside down every so often. I usually do it when I swap out or sharpen a chain.
FYI- I tested with weights in pill bottles in water and they leaked with lids both ways. I'm gonna try putting mine in foil since I have an abundance of it. Thanks for the vid.
All right you made me laugh that's why I'm watching your video I like to get a food dispenser built in my home thanks for making me laugh
Хорошее видео.
Was looking for a do it yourself no nonsense system. I think this is it...Thanks
Hey big guy I don't see your videos anymore where'd you go?
I took a break and I just haven’t returned from it yet. Lol
Question please: why do one of you wear safety gloves and the other not?
That’s a good question but technically neither of us are wearing the proper saw gloves. I like those grippy ones to get a good hold to pull and move the wood. We both have saw gloves, we just didn’t wear them on this day. You got us. 😂
@@hobie909 thanks for the answer. Wasn't trying to "get you" just I'm looking at buying my first chainsaw (go me!) and I'm having a tough time getting a definitive answer as to whether gloves are recommended or not. Generally gloves are not a good idea around rotating power tools due to the increased risk of them snagging and pulling your hand in for a good mauling. But some people seem to think chainsaws are an exception to that rule.
@@ColinMcNulty I would say, gloves are a good idea. They actually make them with the same Kevlar and special padding they make the chaps out of. A good pair should stop the saw if it knicks the chain. I would definitely suggest chaps and a helmet.
Love seeing the boys wearing the Tzitzit
You didn't grow Up in TN. NICE ASS SAW THO
I heard it kills the 5 batteries. that over time it burns the cells careful with that. If you got the High Output 12s then totally use those
fucking amateur day.
Well yeah. Unlike some people we get out and actually make our own videos.
so you're saying this vid isn't under consideration of being ripped off by your "channel" so you can reap rewards from others actual work? LOL troll on...
Do you think leaving the ramps on the trailer makes it more difficult to load the logs? I would think that not having the ramps attached would require jacks to support the rear of the trailer.
Take advantage of any part of the tree thats off the ground, especially a nice long one like you cut off. Piece it up while it's away from the ground if you can. I dont care what kind of chain you have, none of em like dirt and rocks. I'll assume you do that and you chose that largest diameter section for the sake of the video and full bar contact. This post is for the beginners out there.
You can run an 18" .050 guage oregon bar and a 3/8 pitch full chisel chain and she will run real good.
I can attest that it works well. Just make sure it has a A041 bar mount
On your full length racks, how many normal (15 oz veggies) cans per row will it hold? I agree though, I think half racks with the kicker shelf would be better. Maybe half whole racks on one side and the other side half racks. Nice job. Thanks for sharing. It inspired me.
Wife says about 20 each.
Constant temperature for root cellar?
This saw is a beast! handy and light! I still use a 25 in STIHL for the very large trees but this is amazing for clean-up work.
JFC is there a single person there who isnt moribdly obese?
6ah or higher for those eatinboys, chewed right through
Good video man i like clipper too, even if i dont smoke because i am a kid
Awesome setup! Bet if you just slipped a slim board inside a couple of the dispenser areas those smaller cans would fit just fine, then if you want the space bigger you can just pull out that slim board.
we'll be sort of copying this. good work. thanks for the video!