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Love the inspirational advice. Thanks Stanley

Too many times I have been told either "I've been doing it this way for 20-30 years. You young guys don't know what's what" or "You old guys always think you know better than us young guys. You should hurry up and get to work. No need to walk the whole job first and make a plan, just work." Work smart first, then hard. You will always achieve more that way.

Totally like that Stan. Pride of workmanship. Pride of accomplishment. My motto is I'd rather wear out than rust out. Cheers!

Thank you for the video, going through some tough time not with anything but life. Just wanted a good video to watch and well RU-vid gave me a great option that I needed.

Hahaha, just noticed I wear the same shoes as Stanley.

#ThanksStan The chainlink gate is the only smoother-outer I could afford. What a nice finish it leaves.

We use drags in our horse pens all the time. Basically a large bar across the front with heavy chain behind it.

Gills love worms,crickets,long time subscriber, enjoy your stuff

Chain link works great! I use a section with an old grader bar on the front edge. Works great for gravel too!

Stan I’m the same way with my own projects around my house…. Seems like I never have enough time to do things properly on my own house so I always skimp out and it bugs the crap out of me!! Then the next time rolls around and I do the same thing all over again…. I wish I could give myself quality workmanship like all of my customers get but I always skimp out on me 😅

LOL... I use the Gate of my landscape trailer which is about 7 to 8 ft wide. It makes beautiful flat surfaces. Especially if you have a 72 inch mower and you're concerned about scalping.

Love the shirt!❤

It’s the flaw of the job that I stare at every time I am able to see it.🇺🇸🙏

I used to grade a bull riding pen the same way in California.

Watch out for herons with your pond … from past experience..lol

I do the same thing for my final rake, too lightly rake the seed into the soil. People probably laugh when they drive-by one of my sites and there’s a D6 and a couple large excavators sitting there and I’m pulling my drag behind my lawnmower! But it works awesome for embedding the seed. Something I can’t do with the power rake or even my York rake, without burying the seed too deep.

Well Stan, I hope your week is going well so far! Keep up the great work!

I hear ya loud and clear. Same way here. Stay humble. But as when it comes to cutting corners, same way jere.

Where did you get that Velcro screen door that you have?

Stanski, you got any Polish sharks in that pond? 😅💪

We also used to use old bed springs they would do a great job

We call that being anel in northwest connecticut 😂 and I'm the same way bro !

I'm my own worst critic! I completely understand where you're coming from 👍

Rudy! Rudy! Rudy!!!❤❤❤

Let a little bit of air out of your tires it still be rough but not as bad

na na na na, 99% of the time i agree with u stan, bit not on this one, 4x8 or 5x8 what ever size chain link with a bar/ pipe at the start and end but not a full frame, need that flex, that bite in the middle and gate is too small, no look at video not enough contact, and u can sort of re grade, or fill in low spots, using a broadcast spreader, amd dragging a fence post, or some thing that wont tear up the grass too bad, the one thing i havent seen in your videos is a tractor, but i guess most of your work wouldnt be practicle, but still love the vid ty

Did you remember to fertilize the dirt before you planted te grass seed?

USE TO DO SAME THING ON BALL FEILD. HAD HAD 2 25LBS BARBELLS WEIGHTS HAD WIRED THOUGH FENCE

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Attitude is half the battle. When you approach from a positive attitude, not only are you accomplishing what you are setting out to do but positivity is infectious and people will take notice and might even be inspired by you. People are watching whether you know it or not.

See that used with large tire and big rock in the hole.

You need more weight on that chainelinkfence 😊

It’s all about the details, Stanley. The little things drive me nuts if I don’t take care of them.

im like that

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Stan thought you had a bucket with a power rack on it why you using the chain link.

That’s not cocklebur that’s burdock

The beard has to go man, let's be honest here dang it 😢

Stop already !