Hope you enjoy our Channel here at RU-vid. Fosters Farm & Garage is located in the Great state of Texas! We are very Blessed by the lord to live in the Lonestar state of East Texas deep in the Piney woods. I enjoy making and editing videos to share to our awesome viewers here on RU-vid! Vlogs mostly of our experiences here at FOSTERS FARM & GARAGE. Stay tuned for more wild hog trapping hunting and fishing videos and Dirt work to Repair videos. Thanks for watching! Feel Free to Like and Subscribe and have great day!
@@PhillipDifani thank you! I actually rode in this boat when I was a kid! I’ve talked about this boat for over 30 years! Can’t wait to restore it! Got new tires on trailer today!! Thanks for watching!
Brother, you consider yourself a great American expert in handling weapons. If you're a pity, you're a shitty shooter, and it's obvious that you don't keep your weapons clean. You lack aim😂😂
A lot of the time when someone puts music in the background of a video that doesn’t ask for it, it’s because they’re embarrassed about the content and that by removing the audio it in someway distances themselves from it. And I am convinced this is the case here because in this video you have a lot to be embarrassed about, for reasons many others have made you aware of.
that is the most ill-prepared city services department I have ever seen.....they sure took their good ole sweet time....and if they had any bare minimum fire code standards in that building they could have brought multiple fire extinguishers from the building and a SMALLER fire would have been out in 2 minutes
Nice examination! I had to edit parts in video because we were complaining about the fire department so much . I can’t believe how nice there equipment is and it was only a mile away! And they got one kid hooking to a fire hydrant! Hope the lady complains about it!!
We believe ours was possibly clogged or the sensor was bad, we are fighting the dealer now since our machine has been bogging down on our CAT 289D3 since November of 2023 and 2 days ago it caught fire. The dealership told us they wouldn’t check it since we had low hours. Now our skid steer is fried in the engine compartment.
Hope you can get it resolved! Our tractor says to run it at 2500 rpm, that’s way to much since we use it for putting hay out our moving stuff around with it. It does clog up about every 300 hours. Keep saying going to delete it but never do. It’s expensive of a part to just cut off and throw in scrap pile. So I just use this technique with a power washer on it and keep on trucking! Hope you can get yours repaired and when it starts messing up pop it off and clean it out.. thanks for sharing!
