I can say I have never seen this before now. Awesome to see they developed an easier way to get things done.Why didn't you block the the road off on the other side?Hi Sheriff? That darn Fort boy invented some sort of contraption over Rt 112 near his farm. I think its an amusement ride for the fair next month.Im a simple man. I see farm/heavy equipment, i click.
The flooding in California Valley made everything muddy. The plastic wrap brick pathway idea through my vegetable garden is my best choice. The big box stores want too much for ready-made bricks. Therefore, I can make these little babies out of a few Quikrete bags at a time until I get the job done. I'm 73, a woman using a cane, and this is a can-do project. Thanks
Watching this in 2024. Interesting to see Dave over a decade ago. Your videos have come a long way. Thanks for sharing your time and craftsmanship. Been a fan for several years but never watched these early videos.I'm glad I'm watching stuff like this, I'm 18 but I'm a terrible procrastinater and I want to do wood work, this gave me desire again
There's a huge difference between retreaded tires done this way, as a manufacturing process using sophisticated equipment and methods, and the much more common, small-shop "rolled-on" retreads. The second type are the ones you see experiencing tread separation, because the tread is not a continuous ring, but rather a long strip that's cemented to a tire that's been inspected visually by a person.
Great to know that everyone walked away from these nasty accidents, amazing and shows how well made modern cars are.Seriously folks, please drive carefully. Road safety is no joke. Let's all get there alive!Watching that driver try to swerve around the obstacle only to crash is so scary. It all happened so fast.This video had me on the edge of my seat! Heart-pounding close calls had me holding my breath!
Great to see you doing your daily checks and lubrication schedules on the truck. This will ensure that all the various mechanisms will operate correctly and that longevity of the vehicle, is optimized. Glad to see the truck, and you of course, are making good money for the farm, which is looking fabulous. Well done Clever Girl, you're fantastic
Thankyou for this video.. Our small village built next to the sea In NORTH ESSEX UK was built from Canadian Pine In pre WW2 early 1930/ Soon it will be a 100 years old but no one can know or understand how small built wooden bungalows still proudly stand, except those like me who have had modern extensions built needing the old wood walls removed in places for the extension to be added.
As a former construction worker and pipe layer myself, I can't help but appreciate the precision and skill displayed by the excavator operator in this video. It's truly impressive to see them maneuver the machine with such finesse and tackle the job with perfection. While I do understand your playful disappointment about the nuts and bolts, it's still amazing to witness their expertise in action. I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I'll definitely keep an eye out for more captivating videos like this. Keep up the great work!
Very clever let's pollute the water i bet that rubble didn't get removed.Wow! No f given to the environment. That is absolutely not how it's done in maine.It looks only to be 20 yrs old at most ..the rubble on the riverbed will create turblulence and undermine the remaining bridge during flood events.This could have gone terribly wrong...had it gone into the other bridge...with traffic on it !!
When I first visited the Redwood forest in California, I thought they didn't look so big. Then I parked next to a tree and went for a short walk. When I looked back, my car looked like a tiny toy next to the tree. That's when I got a true perspective of just how huge they are.Trees are such beautiful creatures and they give us life with oxygen; they are live specimens that feel and protect. I just love them!