Welcome to Skywater Haven! Terry and Julie have moved from the big city of Los Angles to the pacific northwest and are attempting to create a homestead for themselves on 5 acres. Some of the videos you will find are titled "Help the rats have eaten our electrical wiring" "What's that horrible smell?" "How could a chicken just disappear?" "How to rebuild an old rusted out wood stove". "Is our chicken coop too big?" Up coming videos will include "Building a filtered pond and waterfall" Our first Green house". They don't have a lot of money so watch them expand their homestead on a limited budget. Thank you for checking us out!
I added a 1 foot spacer between the house and awning to let the wind blow through Believe it or not it works We live on a lake so with wind coming off the lake it works great
Looked like a rough job. Good for you for getting after it. Nice videos man. How are you finding the tracks after having them for a while? I'm thinking about getting the same ones. Thanks.
Used it 1 season. Leaves / branches always tangled up in it. Here in Michigan snow & ice continuously took it down ! Cannot withstand 100's of pounds of snow & ice
Great pants for rough work. and should be warm in the winter, I would get suspenders with the button holes, I had the clamp kind and they kept un clamping. With Blue jeans I would sit on a lawn chair after rain and get a wet ass. I hate that. I like the knife pocket, I wear wrangler 13MWZ, and the watch pocket is large enough for a leatherman knife. I like that you showed your self working in them, and you got the oil on them also. How do you wash them, or you just don't? for that price they should last a life time ! great video !
LOL, watching you get tripped / tangled at 20:20 made me laugh so hard. I cannot tell you how many times that freaking netting hooked on my boots....the amount of profanities I was yelling all day long. LOL
The most failed video ever on RU-vid with the most incompetent and inept individual to do any DIY... The best video ever demonstrating HOW TO NEVER TRY TO DO something similar to installing an earth electrode or grounding rod !!! Oooohhhh My God... I don't even know how the black chicken didn't die...
Thanks for posting this video. I just picked up the same model as yours but in a little better shape and realized I need to reposition my ceiling bricks. thanks for the guide on that. Also trying to figure out if the lever on the bottom you showed at 12:34 is working
I never found a way to see how that knob attached to the vent. However, It requires heat to build up and flow up the chimney in order for it to start allowing the air to flow thru the stove. Once it gets going, you will see the smoke on the other side of the glass start flowing down in front of it. The fire has to be going pretty good before you sit the door.
I know that I am 5 years to late, but I would have just flipped the bolt around so the nut was on the other side or if that didn't work I would have marked it, take it off to avoid screwing up the nut from the heat. Oh well, my dad said one time to me "Its cheaper for a reason" that is not always true! Yet it seem to be the rule not the exception.
Yes after 4 years they are still doing great, faded yes, no holes in canopy. No rust and were in the Pacific Northwest were nothing drys out after October. I'm sure I can get replacement canvas, when these start to go. I'm still shocked th price is still under $200. I've had the wind come along and blow these awning up and backwards over the roof, they just popped back down and all was good. Make sure you bolt these to studs in your walls, because the wind will rip them right out if you don't. One of the best items that I have added to my house with our small budgets.
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I used a T post driver and a 8 ft. step ladder till I got down to about 3 ft. My soil was very moist at the time. I am going to try a 1 X 6 inch pipe nipple and cap to pound it further. A 2 in. pipe and well driver cap s probably best though.
Just got mine delivered today. This video is going to be a great help for my son-in-law who has been roped into installing it. Loved the issues part. That's real life and you handled them with great patience.
@4:58 the complaints about the upper lip are not uncommon with the imports. It is not uncommon to have to grind off excess material. @5:48 That is a non issue. The frame of the hoe does not require the SSQA plate to provide support there. @6:01 Just grind the slot a little larger for the pin to fit. That is a very common "adjustment" on import implements. The real question is "how well does it dig?" keeping in mind that it is not a dedicated back hoe and is not designed to remove 2 ton boulders...... For a plumber or contractor that does a little underground work, needs an occasional trench dug, it appears this is a great low cost option vs renting a machine that digs a 20" trench and requires a 16' x 26' work area or buying an mini excavator that is ten or twenty times the price.
I am a Filson fan. I have never seen your channel before, but this has to be the least informative product review I have ever seen. Please work on content.
