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After considering similar options, we went with a rain water collection system and filters on our cabin. I did have an option for hooking up to the county water system, but that entailed burying 1400' of water line and a monthly bill for water. (plus all the chlorine they add!) As you mention, plastic tanks are pricier, mine is 1300 gal and was $3000. We've been running off an IBC tote for a year, so having 1300 gallons will feel like an unlimited supply! We shall see how much of a headache the maintenance will be on the "free" water system. (not quite done yet) Glad your tank is working good now!

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Enjoy your content and channel, great voice for TV!

Great job as always Tom. We are starting the exact same project now on our 23 acres in Tennessee. The land is cleared the house is set to arrive in about a month. We lucked out and found a city water line that nobody knew about. That saved about $15 k on the project.

Glad it seems to be working now. Thanks for the update. I think you made the right decision as to the type of system but I don't have confidence in the installer. The issues you had should be well known and easily avoided by a professional installer. Watched a bit more of the video. I still do not understand or accept the theory that filling/overfilling the tank had anything to do with the leak. The water would spill over the riser before it would lift the riser or the tank sections. I understand the power of water but it had an easy escape route so it would never build the pressure required to damage anything. This assumes proper and competent installation.

Great content....

I am really happy to hear that your water storage is clean and the level is right where it should be.

I took the flyer on the drilled well expense over a dug well or water storage and hit pay dirt. Our drilled well draws 60 gallons a minute of beautiful clean water at a cost of around 10,000. It’s 320 feet deep. Water is life.

Hey Tom you should have searched for a Retired FD tanker and parked it in the back of your yard and you have been in business…Lol..,God Bless..Chief…{ADK/NYS}

Wow, your ROI must be crazy! I like your videos on everything you do. Thanks.

Are the panels weather resistant or can it survive use in light sprinkles?

Dont sit hot lids on glass top stoves

To loud man those quiet or super quiet units out there are way to go

i love the content, information, and presentation of your videos! I have another channel to subscribe too,

Rewatched...loving the content and commentary. You have the best voice for these videos!

Great video! I had the top hose clamp moved up before finding your video. At 13:52 when you're putting the screen back in... How did you get the hose and elbow seated all the way in before tightening the screw? I'm having a heck of a time. Thanks in advance.

Love your attention to details.. new the channel, Liked, Viewed, Shared and Subscribed! Great voice!

I have become a fan of your channel and content. Love your commentary! Liked, Viewed Shared and Subscribed!

I enjoy your commentary sir, you have a great calming voice!

And why it hits the arm frame and not the soper braket? Made for Kubota? BX on the name. Just wonder. The stoper bracket need to be a 1/2" wider.

My sprayer attaches to the back of my little JD. I talked to the supplier that makes them for JD. They sent me a new wand when my handle split on the seam. I also added a valve so the wand was not always pressurized when the boom was pressurized.

Watching you guys working all day wears me out. LOL You did get a lot accomplished. Thanks for sharing Sir

why wouldnt the battery charge just being hooked up? i mean it does in every other generator right?

I am so happy to have found this video. I just got a 15 Lariat and I am not a fan of Sync 2. This is the best video I've found so far with the most affordable kit

The best thing about this generator is it fits under a tonneau cover.

Thank you for your video I missed attaching the battery.

Just curious.. are your rear tires loaded? It seems to work well.

You would benefit greatly from a hydraulic top link. It's the best upgrade I made to my tractor.. Should be a factory option even on the small ones.

I just picked-up a Homestead land plane (60'') for my 1025r and 450' gravel driveway, been watching for a good deal on a 48'' box blade. Keep the videos coming!!

My favorite tool. FYI, I use the back of the rear blade to smooth out after I finish ripping. Just lengthen the top link so the front blade doesn’t cut

You should use a leaf blower and blow the water out of those low spots before grading.

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Got my box blade last week. A great tool, and thanks for the video.

Bonjour de France ou la même mésaventure vient de m'arriver. Une bonne douche (yeux compris) au gas oil !... Tee-shirt, pantalon empestant le gas-oil !.... Je ne comprends pas que John Deere n'ai pas prévu un robinet d'arrêt du gas-oil en sortie du réservoir pour éviter ce genre de mésaventure !!! Moralité: pour mon prochain changement de filtre, j'attendrai d'avoir un réservoir vide (!) avant de procéder !... Merci aux ingénieurs (?) John Deere...🤬

I just put mine together yesterday and found this today. I was interested to see what you did with the long bolts that attach the basket to the frame. The hieroglyphics in the instructions gave no help and I couldn’t make heads or tales of it… so I felt forced to reverse the support channels, get shorter bolts, and add 4 washers on each side just to make it work. Now in your video I see you had additional silver plates over the support channels that I didn’t get. I can see how that solves my problem. But I made do and the sweeper works great!

I'm addi g spacers

Thank for the video it clears up a lot and the feedback to i did hear that you may move the rear mower deck wheels out of the way a inch or so and then get more wheel spacer back there

Thought you had a commercial (orange colored) people basket for the loader, no? Why use the carry-all instead? God’s Blessing’s, Curly from Oconomowoc

i have the same anker 757 but the AC part just stopped working. who can help me fix this?

Was that gutter litter from one season???

Do it the TTWT way! Use the forks as a shovel....lol Dig Dig Dig!

Tire food jar,haha

Another great video, I really enjoyed the feature on the two national parks. Thanks!

Just trying to figure out how you headed west to go east ?

Boneless cat 😂…tastes just like chicken.

I use Wet and Forget at our house in Maryland on siding and white vinyl fence. It works great, you just need patience (the 'forget' part). I also use it on sidewalks in areas that get moldy. I make my own because the stuff is very expensive but what I make is chemically identical.

The Artillian fork frame has chain hooks built into it. It also mounts up the grapples once you remove the forks. Lighter weight also than I every other fork frame on the market I believe I read, which allows you to lift more. You might check into it; you might even switch to their grapple. I have used it for 3 years now and it works great. I have not had to switch to the bucket for the bolt on hooks sold by Ken every time I needed to yank things out of the ground. Makes life easier at times, helps in lifting more weight being lighter, forks work great but I'm thinking about going to a longer set of pallet forks for better visibility. Something to consider in the future with the pallet forks. I have used them in the past by stabbing the ground with the pallet forks and putting them under the object (bushes in this case) and then tilt back toward the tractor and pry them loose. This might have got you done quicker than putting the bucket on.

Wet & Forget works great on moss, mold, etc.