From hunting, fishing, how to's, to catching snakes, and other random activities. I love the outdoors and all that comes with it. Watch as my friends and I have fun and learn as we go. Thanks for following along.
You do a nice job on your videos. Thanks! I'm going down your whole list of Ranger videos. Hope you'll be continuing to make them as you add modifications to your ride.
I originally watched to learn and I am grateful for the info, however, bravo choice on footwear! I catch a lot of grief for wearing flip flops for all my farm chores (heck, just about anything I do) I knew all along there were others out there, my people!
Thank you so much! My friend showed me this and I forgot how he showed me and he past away about 3 months later…you are amazing!!!! MuchLove and respect
Any idea what size arm puller you were using? I have the same issue. My Ranger is up at an off grid cabin hours from town so want to make sure I bring the right one.
Idaho dirt must be different because out of the 12 I had to remove only 3 came out with this technique and those were bent to hell by the time they came out. Probably going to soak the dirt around them for a few hours and try again. I’m 5’10” 175 pounds can bench 175 for 10 reps and do 24 pull ups in a row . Not a huge dude but not tiny either
This is brilliant! I'm so glad my wife found this, lol. Thank you very much for the video. I plan to use this when I have to pull up some posts in the next few weeks. God be with you out there, everybody. ✝️ :)
I am lazy. I use sawzall with metal blade cut them, and then hand drive whatever's left with heavy hammer into dirt. A nice long thick metal rated blade chews through stakes of all kinds like butter.
Well now this was an interesting video and a very interesting removal method. I have always used my front end loader on my tractor but that does require quite a bit of hooking unhooking and getting on and off the tractor. I think this method would be probably a lot faster and easier overall.
I'm looking and having trouble deciding what to get. New to UTVs. I've been running Ski Doo for over 20 years and had nothing but great luck. The Polaris guys are always breaking down. So I'm leaning towards Can Am.