Hi guys I live in New Zealand and just did a French drain your way from watching your videos and man am I proud of it. 50m between 2 properties and the niegbour paid half.... funny thing was down at the local plumbing supplies they had never heard of a french drain but they did have the right pipe etc... thanks for your wisdom.
Only luck prevented the track on drive side from slipping off - there was not enough contact. You will not getaway with that every time - especially when you hit the track controls in the wrong direction. Blade not down either.
You’re loading and unloading wrong mate, blade end up first down last, don’t put the boom so far outstretched. Blade first and last as it gives a stable flat area for support on the edge of the trailer if the tracks slip, the blade will catch, the way you do it if the tracks slip and one comes off the edge it’s gonna tip over, and wear a seat belt and keep arms and legs in if it does go over.
@@alexanderthevoice not a hard enough angle to fall in the first place.. secondly all he would have to do is wear the seatbelt. Takes 2.3 seconds and about 3lbs of force to put it on…
