Such a nice and interesting progress, wonderful technique

That's a nice looking shed

That was cool to watch wow

They know what they are doing! Nice looking sheds Vernon.

It is always cool to watch a skilled operator using equipment like that

We have a very large compressor. and also a pancake. and we use the pancake more because it cycles faster and doesnt consume as much electricity. We also have a huge planer. Its a beast does a good job. However for $35 I bought a small sears planer. it needs to be cleaned and derusted and it might work?

Yes that tool would ceartainly dig bermuda sprigs . And save the back!

back in the day When I was in my 40's. I was a heavy hauler. Moved all sorts of over size and over weight, We moved some buildings, However we used two trucks and trailers. One rig hauled the building. the Second truck hauled a pair of large off road forklifts. We simply backed the trailer with the building to where it was to be places. A forklift on each side raised it up and that truck& Trailer pulled out from under it. Then a crew set blocks or dunnage ect and the forklifts set it down. I really enjoyed that job.

They definitely have it all figured out on moving the building around

Nice tools!

I had never seen that thanks. Let us know when it’s up and running.

Great looking sheds Vernon, I remember you said something about a carry out shop for your wife, I love Chinese sweet & sour pork with rice

Hi Vernon, i use to watch a youtube channel with one of the set ups, really clever idea 👍

The hydraulics these days are amazing.

They use those when they bring modular homes on our job sites.

Smart trailer? didnt know such a thing existed

Cool

That is a pretty slick way to move one!

I used to run escorts for the fellows that delivered sheds for the company I worked for back in the day. Lots of fond memories for sure. One of my first major videos was of a shed delivery in upstate PA.

I like it when he says this is the easy way to do it when showing the wife doing it.

That thing works pretty good!

Hello friend good afternoon my friend 🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

how is the mower holding up, still have it?

Hi friend, Great sharing my friend, sending support

I never seen anything like that, seems pretty awesome

Wow, awesome. Looks like it works well. I'm all for anything that works and makes the job less tedious. Nice review.. wondering where the heck this was when I spent hours digging up weeds in my moms garden as a kid...LoL

twenty done This video was amazing youre doing great stay in contact friend !

WOW, Vern, I just stopped by to check your vids and found you were un-subbed. I just re-subbed and belled you. If you didn't comment I would have never known.

That looks like a very useful tool and something we could use

I'm surprised, that tool works really well. 👍

Pretty slick!

Man that thing is neat. Looks like it works good.

I had one but a different brand.

Looks like it works good

Works really good Vernon, you can hear it ripping out the roots 👍

Good work out!👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸

That is something unique Vernon, that will make pulling weed a breeze and a money saver for weed control chemicals

i could not have that id be pulled up every flower in the neighborhood

Reminds me of the jaws of life

I am back to RU-vid, I hope your are well. I will posting videos from Saturday and I am looking forward to catching up with your videos. It looks like that gear did not want to come off the engine. I don't think your videos are boring and I am pleased I now have the chance to watch them again

That looks like a good unit Vernon. Unfortunately Vevor do not sell electrical products here in the UK, else there would be quite a few I would like to try. Cheers

Great video may be 2 yr old, but plain common since. The grease fittings are there to grease the bearings, plain and simple. When you grease the mower spindle the grease goes into the bearing (bypassing the rubber seal) the seal is there to retain the grease once the bearing warms up to operating temperature not to keep the grease out.

Hi Vernon, Yeah that's some touchy hydraulics

A couple of ratchet straps worked great for me. One across bottom and another at the top. Able to apply a lot more tension. BUT, so far nothing holds except just leaving the straps on there.

Using the rollers means working smarter not harder.

Boy, the hydraulics on that tractor are jumpy. It's almost like something in the proportional system failed or got left out. It shouldn't bleed down like that either. You might have to file a warranty claim.

Hi Vernon, have a look there may be a valve you can adjust the loader speed, am definitely following you on this one and all your videos 👍

I enjoy watching all of your content. I've actually learned alot from you. All my life I've hated working on small engines, but after watching you I kind of enjoy it now. Thanks.

Vernon this become one of your top most interesting projects, like it

I've been wanting to get a plainer for quite a while, just didn't want to pay 800 dollars for one. That looks nice. Good luck on the restaurant, wish them the best.