We are a family of 4, living and enjoying life on 30 acres in North Mississippi. Follow along as we grow our family and farm/homestead. We have 3 goals for this channel... To bring Glory to God To document the growth of our family and homestead. To help others along the way.
Enjoyed watching the vid. Wish we had had a fancy plucker back in the 1940s/50s when I was helping Granny with the chickens. We had to pluck them by hand😬😀😀.
The buck control valve cap should be tiet, The valve has no O ring, On my 4500 tractor I have taken the valve apparent to clean the burnt oil of the shuttle valves. Due Mahindra using vegetable oil in place of hydraulic oil , the oil burns and stick to the hot suttle valves after hard use. What I plan to do is to replace oil with real hydraulic oil which will eliminate the sticking valves.
Thank god for RU-vid and thank god for your video! We just pulled carpet from a couple rooms and I’ve been thinking about doing this! This information was incredibly helpful and that’s the look I want in the rooms! I’m going to give this a shot and try all the tips you suggested! Thank you again for making this video!
I've broke a few of those stabilizers on my 3616 Finally went to TSC and found some turn buckles that look like a smaller top link. They have been fantastic and been through a lot. I just removed the anchor pin from the broken link and attached it to the turn buckle with the original pin.
I have a question. I was out mowing a field yesterday with my 3016 and about 3/4 of the way through it started losing power under load. Runs fine when not under load. Any ideas? Thanks for any help or advice you can give.
Hmm 🤔 make sure your mower or bushog, whatever you were using isn’t clogged up. Grass wrapped around the blades. Have you checked fuel? Replace spark plugs?
Our particular house isn’t vented. Not all barndo’s are sealed. Vented just means your house can breathe. You have ridge vent on roof and vented soffit under eaves of roof
I may do some of the same things. I'm building a lake house. I don't want anything fancy, and because I'm older, it needs to be low maintenance and easy to clean.
How did you put the wheels on? It was sped up, so I didn't get it all. What supplies did you use? I have some wheels from a cart, but not sure what things to get to add them on. Thank you!
@@LifeOnTheRidge thank you. You said you ripped the lumber half. Did you have a problem with them warping? I am wanting to do the same thing, but someone said they can warp after they're ripped.
I RAN ACROSS UR VIDEO WHILE SHOPPING FOR OUR FIRST TILLER N I WAS PRETTY PLEASED WITH THE REVIEW BUDDY... Now, 3 yrs later, is there anything at all you can add to ur first video that a new purchaser would want to know before buying this product?? I thank u in advance for any input u may have for us and GOD BLESS!
I did have to replace the transmission just because the bolts that held it to the main frame came loose and there is no way to get to them due to being inside the housing, but it was all taken care of by warranty.
Hi Life On The Ridge! Love your house. My husband and I are looking at building something very similar up our way. Would it be possible to get a copy of your plans?
The mistake with the signal lights is not yours. The mistake is that the people that designed the signal lights location had no experience bushhogging. I have knocked mind off several times and I purchased new lights that I am going to mount INSIDE THE ROLL BAR and probably higher than the factory mounts. Use hardware store L brackets and attach with clamps or JB Weld.
I know this is an old video, but hopefully you can answer this. Did you put anything under your cabinets when you installed them? I have concrete floors and we are doing our kitchen renovation now. I am trying to look everywhere on what to put under the cabinets with no luck. I saw you sealed it and I saw that video on what you used. We are going to do that. But will it help to just seal the whole floor before we put the cabinets on? Or what did yall do? Thank you for your time!!
If your house is completely sealed you will have to control your indoor moisture. The correct HVAC unit can help with this. I didn’t have the correct one installed therefore I have to run a dehumidifier. One of those, hindsight is 20/20 things
I have spray foam in the roof, and batt insulation in the walls. So far, just keeping the windows, and doors open when the weather is nice keeps the air fresh, and helps with humidity control . Lack of air flow is an issue with any new building due to building codes and etc.
I was wondering to know who was the company that built up your barn . Please respond I need to build up my own . I need to know if they work around my area/state
