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New and Improved Goat Milking Stand
My new and improved goat milking stand. We decided to get some goats to help us clean up our property so we will need to trim their hooves. I have seen a lot of different goat stands on the market but none that were fully adjustable from small goats to large goats. So I came up with my own version of a goat stand. Thanks for watching. :)
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Converting a Boat Trailer Into A Utility Trailer
Переглядів 16221 день тому
Converting a boat trailer into a utility trailer, this project has been on my to-do list for a while as I have had this boat trailer on my property for a few years now but it's finally done and it works like a champ. :) Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and hit the bell for notifications so you don’t miss any of our projects. How you can support our channel Support us for free! Use ou...
Simple Livestock Cage That Fits In The Bed of a Truck
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I need a way to transport some goats and I don't have access to a livestock trailer. This is a simple way to transport livestock in the bed of your truck and can be made whatever size you need. Made from 2 4X16 utility panels that were $45 each. :) If you like to see things get built, made, and fixed this is the channel for you. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and hit the bell for n...
Turning Ford 8N Tractor Parts into a Stool.
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How to turn a Ford 8N tractor parts into a shop stool. Tools I used in this video are listed and linked below. Thanks for watching. :) Right Angle Wire Wheel: amzn.to/4blzLMz 7 inch Angle Grinder: amzn.to/3UlcBPm 6.5 inch Wire Wheel: amzn.to/3Qw5Id6 Casters: amzn.to/3JOXMjo Miller Welder: amzn.to/44tHaqO GEARWRENCH set: amzn.to/4dpdUpk Metal Tractor Seat: amzn.to/44sO4MZ Wagon: amzn.to/3yfKjOT ...
Turning Ford 8N Tractor Parts into the Strongest Pedestal Mount / Bench Grinder / Vice Mount
Переглядів 1602 місяці тому
This is how you make the strongest pedestal mount for a bench grinder or vise. Made from Ford 8N tractor parts. :) If you like to see things get built, made, and fixed this is the channel for you. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and hit the bell for notifications so you don’t miss any of our projects. How you can support our channel Support us for free! Use our affiliate link when s...
1968 Case 580CK Hydraulic Valve Body Rebuild
Переглядів 1782 місяці тому
Hydraulic valve body rebuild for a 1968 Case 580 CK Backhoe. In this video I replace the O-rings and X-rings in a hydraulic valve body to eliminate hydraulic leaks. Where I bought my O-rings: www.aceseal.com/ If you like to see things get built, made, and fixed this is the channel for you. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and hit the bell for notifications so you don’t miss any of ou...
Not A Professional? No Problem! These Simple Drywall Tips Can Help
Переглядів 2516 місяців тому
I'm not a professional drywaller but I have learned a few simple drywall tips that helped me get great results. Like, Subscribe, and comment to help this video get out to more people. :) If you like to see things get built, made, and fixed this is the channel for you. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and hit the bell for notifications so you don’t miss any of our projects. How you ca...
Bench Mount Blade Sharpener, Easy set-up
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My Woodland mills blade sharpener is great but it takes a bit of time to set up and a bit to put away. So now its time to make my own bench mount blade sharpener using the french cleat system the set up and take down time will be a fraction of what it used to be. If you like this video please hit the thumbs up button so my video gets to more people. Thanks for watching. :) If you like to see th...
This Is The Year For The Ultimate Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington Animatronic Prop
Переглядів 2388 місяців тому
We bought a 13 foot tall animatronic Jack Skellington, brought him home, set him up, and realized he cant really do much but stand there. And without the cable attached to his back he wouldn't even be able to do that. So I got the bright idea to give Jack Skellington more mobility. Watch tell the end for an unforgettable ending. :) Hope you enjoy the video and thanks to our patrons for helping ...
Building A Log Fence, Easiest ranch fence ever made
Переглядів 55911 місяців тому
I have a lot of logs around the property and some of them are getting pretty old so I decided to strip the bark and make a log fence. :) I used some pieces of pressure treated 2X4 to keep them off the ground so they should last for a good long time. If you like to see things get built, made, and fixed this is the channel for you. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and hit the bell for ...
Working Smarter Not Harder to Make Projects Easier.
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Finding ways to get a job done safely is not something that always happens, but when you're working alone you have to work smarter to make projects easier, This requires the use of some ingenuity to get a job done. If you like to see things get built, made, and fixed this is the channel for you. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and hit the bell for notifications so you don’t miss any...
Tiny Shed on Skids Build.
Переглядів 995Рік тому
Just a tiny shed on skids. I don't like to store fuel in my shop so I finally got around to building a small tool shed to store diesel, gas, propane, and some tools. I put the shed on skids and added a pull bar so its easy to move if I want it somewhere else. Thanks for watching. :) If you like to see things get built, made, and fixed this is the channel for you. Don’t forget to like this video...
Table Saw Bench Build, A bit over engineered but worth the work. :)
Переглядів 508Рік тому
I'm slowly getting into wood working so I need to build a bench that incorporates my table saw into it so I can safely cut bigger pieces of plywood by myself. This build is a bit over engineered but I'm sure it will do the trick. Thanks for watching. :) If you like to see things get built, made, and fixed this is the channel for you. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and hit the bell ...
A Simple Storage Box Conversion With A Surprise, Recycling a tool case.
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This started out as a simple recycling project to organize my grinder supplies but what I didn't realize is someone was waiting for this exact spot to become available. Thanks for watching. :) If you like to see things get built, made, and fixed this is the channel for you. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and hit the bell for notifications so you don’t miss any of our projects. How ...
Building a Custom Spiral Staircase with Rebar
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I needed some stairs to get to the loft area of my shop but where I want to put them there is limited space to work with. A small spiral staircase will do the trick. Making it out of mostly rebar and OSB will give it a nice rustic look. Thanks for watching. :) House railings: ua-cam.com/video/lqyV8yMwBEw/v-deo.html If you like to see things get built, made, and fixed this is the channel for you...
Making A Shop Heater Out Of A Dryer, Electric dryer to heater conversion
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Making A Shop Heater Out Of A Dryer, Electric dryer to heater conversion
Makers gonna make, Ring maker
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Makers gonna make, Ring maker
A Winter Hack That Can Save Your Older Equipment
Переглядів 515Рік тому
A Winter Hack That Can Save Your Older Equipment
Parts unobtainable, sometimes you just have to make it.
Переглядів 322Рік тому
Parts unobtainable, sometimes you just have to make it.
Fixing Wire Fence, Wire fence pliers, Fencing pliers
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Fixing Wire Fence, Wire fence pliers, Fencing pliers
Custom Shower Walls, Huge epoxy panels
Переглядів 1,8 тис.Рік тому
Custom Shower Walls, Huge epoxy panels
The Woodshed That Works For You. Pole Barn, Keeping it simple :)
Переглядів 208 тис.Рік тому
The Woodshed That Works For You. Pole Barn, Keeping it simple :)
7.3 Turbo Diesel Starter Replacement, Step by Step
Переглядів 4,7 тис.2 роки тому
7.3 Turbo Diesel Starter Replacement, Step by Step
How To Make A Fence Stretcher that will stretch 1300 feet of fence
Переглядів 3712 роки тому
How To Make A Fence Stretcher that will stretch 1300 feet of fence
Custom Walk-In Shower Build Part 4, Epoxy walls
Переглядів 7092 роки тому
Custom Walk-In Shower Build Part 4, Epoxy walls
Refinishing Table Saw Top, Cleaning a cast iron top, ASMR
Переглядів 3222 роки тому
Refinishing Table Saw Top, Cleaning a cast iron top, ASMR
Something New For The Shop. Did I spend too much?
Переглядів 3342 роки тому
Something New For The Shop. Did I spend too much?
What they don't want you to know. Mica Powder and Epoxy
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What they don't want you to know. Mica Powder and Epoxy
Unboxing and Review of Reolink Solar Security Camera and EiotClub SIM Cards
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Unboxing and Review of Reolink Solar Security Camera and EiotClub SIM Cards
Custom Shower Build, Part 3 Shower pan, Mixing Deck Mud
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Custom Shower Build, Part 3 Shower pan, Mixing Deck Mud

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @josephclevel89
    @josephclevel89 16 годин тому

    Seriously thank you for this video! Took me only 20 minutes to do it following this. You're a real hero!!

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 16 годин тому

      You're welcome. Glad the video helped and thanks for watching and commenting. :)

  • @dfros1957
    @dfros1957 9 днів тому

    Very nice 👍

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 7 днів тому

      Thank you and thanks for watching. :)

  • @4u2nve
    @4u2nve 9 днів тому

    Do you need a drainage gap between the sheathing and the T11??

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 7 днів тому

      I am not aware of any need for a drainage gap between the sheathing and the T1-11 but I'm not a contractor, I was just following the house plans and talking to contractors around the area when I had a question. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @SunfireWoods
    @SunfireWoods 9 днів тому

    Let me know if you need more goats, my barn is bursting with too many! 😆 😂 we've met at the Sandpoint YT meetings, though I never did get my channel really up and going.

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 7 днів тому

      I remember you from the meetings up there. I want to get back up there but don't have the time to leave for a day. Getting ready to build a livestock barn. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @DesertRatFabrication
    @DesertRatFabrication 11 днів тому

    Very nice just what i needed 😁😁

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 4 дні тому

      Glad the video helped and thanks for watching. :)

  • @jonahmaples3532
    @jonahmaples3532 11 днів тому

    How many hours u think you’ve put on the machine?

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 4 дні тому

      Sorry for the late reply, I really don't know how many hours I have put on this machine but I have probably ran 20 10lb spools of wire through it. It's a great machine. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @mundodevagar.roamingworld
    @mundodevagar.roamingworld 11 днів тому

    looks like the truck I just Bought. out of Vernonia, Oregon.

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 11 днів тому

      Nice, it was fun to paint and they are fun to drive around the property. :)

  • @lpcfarm4611
    @lpcfarm4611 11 днів тому

    Sorry for the late reply, but this just appeared on my main screen. You shouldn't have slack in the cables when it is lowered down. There should always be a bit of tension on them. That keeps it from shifting when you raise or lower the carriage. The way to level the blade is with the tracking adjustments on the bandwheels. When you adjust the tracking so the blade rides forward (meaning the teeth side of the blade sticks out more) it also tilts the blade upwards. If the blade is tracking too far back on the wheels (the smooth side of the blade sticks out behind the bandwheels) it tilts the blade down. This is a common adjustment on all bandsaws. Their instructions tell you that riding the bandwheels even with the gullets is just a starting point. Tracking should be adjusted forward or back to fine tune the level of the blade.

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 11 днів тому

      Thank you for the reply and the information. knowledge is always welcome on this channel. I do a bit of milling but not enough to know everything about the mill. Thanks again. :)

  • @ColtonVarona
    @ColtonVarona 12 днів тому

    This is how tall I am I am 13

  • @ColtonVarona
    @ColtonVarona 12 днів тому

    Type in Colton Varona, if you see Benny in the Angman, I can figure that’s me. I want you to make me a Freddy costume. I will go on this video again and I will tell you how high how high I am.🤛

  • @Stuxnet1914
    @Stuxnet1914 12 днів тому

    How’s this sucker holding up today??

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 12 днів тому

      Not bad, I have taken it apart and put cardboard between the layers of foam to help it last longer. It's also not used every day, I like to get out and put a few arrows in it when I can but life gets busy. Thanks for watching. :)

    • @Stuxnet1914
      @Stuxnet1914 11 днів тому

      @@KoalityofLife I hear ya on that. Dang bills keep coming forcing me to work instead of practice with the bow! Dang bills.

  • @gregbrown9271
    @gregbrown9271 13 днів тому

    Crafty mate look good to me 🐐

  • @toddcaskey9984
    @toddcaskey9984 13 днів тому

    1 st comment 🤪

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 12 днів тому

      Being first is always nice. lol Thanks for watching. :)

  • @kabuti2839
    @kabuti2839 14 днів тому

    i need to rebuild mine, a '66 or '67. thanks

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 13 днів тому

      You're welcome and thanks for watching. :)

  • @robertthomas4329
    @robertthomas4329 18 днів тому

    Soy

  • @TrumpsGold
    @TrumpsGold 19 днів тому

    I appreciate the follow-up! I'm definitely going to give this a try. Excellent trap concept!

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 19 днів тому

      Thank you and thanks for watching. :)

  • @jaliquemccoy7064
    @jaliquemccoy7064 19 днів тому

    U hve inspired me

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 19 днів тому

      Thank you and thanks for watching. :)

  • @TrumpsGold
    @TrumpsGold 20 днів тому

    How did this trap work out? Do you have any improvements to your creation? Is there any chance you can post a new version of this video showing the potential upgrades? Awesome video! Fantastic channel!

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 19 днів тому

      I actually made a better trap: ua-cam.com/video/f9vVtEO2jfY/v-deo.html . This trap worked out better. Check it out and thanks for watching. :)

  • @sebastiantodor5827
    @sebastiantodor5827 20 днів тому

    Great work. That only thing I would change are the planks position. I would install them horizontally ( easy to change when the lower part gets rotten) and with space between them for air flow. Thanks for the vid!

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 20 днів тому

      Not a bad idea for the planks, thank you and thanks for watching. :)

  • @GeeVideos
    @GeeVideos 21 день тому

    Do you add water to the 3-4 gallons of vinegar?

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 20 днів тому

      NO, I didn't dilute it. According to the manufactures directions I should use a vinegar solution with a 5% acidity level. You can buy white vinegar with different acidity levels so if you cant find a 5% acidity level already made you might have to dilute a stronger vinegar solution to be 5% or whatever % the manufacture of your water heater wants you to use. Hope this helps and thanks for watching. :)

    • @GeeVideos
      @GeeVideos 19 днів тому

      @@KoalityofLife thanks found the rinai instructions as well. 2nd time flushing the heater, this video has helped both times as I can't remember all the steps.

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 19 днів тому

      @@GeeVideos Thank you, its nice to hear that the video helped out. Tell you the truth, I go back to my own video when I flush our water heater because I don't remember where I put the instruction manual for the darn thing and I cant remember what concentration to use. :)

  • @Toolman72
    @Toolman72 22 дні тому

    How many cords of firewood does this store?

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 22 дні тому

      This will hold 6 cords of wood. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @pwm001
    @pwm001 23 дні тому

    Setting them is one thing, but how did you get them up there by yourself?

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 23 дні тому

      The truss company delivered them with a crane truck that put them up there. One man putting them up there by ones self would be a pretty good trick though. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @gregbrown9271
    @gregbrown9271 25 днів тому

    Very nice build there sir 👍

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 25 днів тому

      Thank you. I had the trailer sitting around for a few years just needed a bit of time to make it happen. :)

  • @dickdavidson3616
    @dickdavidson3616 26 днів тому

    What a clever idea! Well done

  • @toddcaskey9984
    @toddcaskey9984 27 днів тому

    Sweet

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 27 днів тому

      Thank you and thanks for watching. :)

  • @RoninDosho
    @RoninDosho 29 днів тому

    I've watched about 5 different videos so far, before I start on my 05 GMC Sierra 5.3 radiator remove and replace. This one is the most concise and well shot video of them all. Thanks

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 28 днів тому

      Thank you, it's nice to hear the video helped out. It always takes longer to do a job when you are trying to show everything but its worth it when you see posts like this. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @williamobrien9794
    @williamobrien9794 Місяць тому

    How many horse power is your tractor?

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      It's a 1968 Case 580CK Backhoe, according to the internet it has 48 HP. It has been worked hard over the years so it might not have that much anymore but it does have a low range set of gears to help it pull. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @hellsing0999999999
    @hellsing0999999999 Місяць тому

    You absolute legend! Many thanks!

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      You're very welcome, thanks for watching. :)

  • @gregbrown9271
    @gregbrown9271 Місяць тому

    Nice build my friend ✊️

  • @sheilae4226
    @sheilae4226 Місяць тому

    Do you have a material list?

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      Sorry, I do not have an actual material for this. But doing a quick walk around of my 8X16 shed I can tell you that there is 6 6X6 posts, 21 8 foot long 1X4 girts, 10 2X6 rafters, 6 17 foot long 1X4 purlins, and 75 boards. Hope this helps a little and thanks for watching. :)

  • @gerlandkent6377
    @gerlandkent6377 Місяць тому

    [thank, you for you're video.👍 my, 1966, case ck. 530 diesel Backhoe is in the shop having a new replacement diesel fuel injection pump installed $3 thousand]👍🙏

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      Thats a lot of cash. Hope it works hard for you after that. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @SindiConstance
    @SindiConstance Місяць тому

    I just had them do 11,000 damage. The chewed the wiring harness on the engine, got inside under back seats tore all the lining and chewed the wiring harness under the seats. I’m sick. I will do these things. Thank you.

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      You're welcome. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @booker.ehicks87
    @booker.ehicks87 Місяць тому

    Happen to mine.Thanks for information

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      Glad I could help. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @Bertholemu
    @Bertholemu Місяць тому

    Enjoyed this , this is how Ive been doin it for years practice smart not fast

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      Thank you and thanks for watching. :)

  • @columbuspalmer846
    @columbuspalmer846 Місяць тому

    You did a dam good job on that. You give me some ideas thanks

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      Thank you. Stay safe out there and thanks for watching. :)

  • @lonnieclemens8028
    @lonnieclemens8028 Місяць тому

    This is a good video. I need all the advice I can get.

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      Thank you and thanks for watching. :)

  • @timbreen7631
    @timbreen7631 Місяць тому

    What’s the dimensions on this shed ?

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      Outside measures 8 foot by 16 foot. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @gregbrown9271
    @gregbrown9271 Місяць тому

    Lol guess I never looked at title pic i was just to excited to see what you're up too😂

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      Haha. Never know what I'm up to. But I need to get better at clickbait if I want to grow this channel. :)

  • @gregbrown9271
    @gregbrown9271 Місяць тому

    Hahaha very nice I first was thinking grinder stand you come up with some cool ideas mate ✊️

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      Thank you. I was trying to come up with something else to make out of what's left of the tractor but there's not much left. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @westtexas5754
    @westtexas5754 Місяць тому

    Now you have me wondering, "What will he build next from the old tractor?"

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      I don't know if there is anything else to salvage off that old tractor. lol :)

  • @toddcaskey9984
    @toddcaskey9984 Місяць тому

    Great idea and job

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      Thank you and thanks for watching. :)

  • @TheNomadicWrencher
    @TheNomadicWrencher Місяць тому

    lots of love brother. good see ya making some vids :)

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife Місяць тому

      It's nice to have some time to make videos again. I have been busy with the property and I took a class to get my EMT. Hope all is well over there. Take care. :)

  • @colomacountry
    @colomacountry Місяць тому

    110 gallons a year??? Wow. My wife and I are super efficient. Barely do dishes, hang dry clothes almost entire year. Only use gas stove and hot showers etc. We are only 3 people. Our propane water heater must be super crappy inefficient because we easily burn through 230 gallons a year. Forgot to mention our furnace, which I try to use sparingly in Winter. do yoy use a furnace to heat your house? 240 g/propane still isn't terrible, but 110? Amazing! Do you know how many gallons you used before the tankless install?

  • @TaylorKoon
    @TaylorKoon 2 місяці тому

    @KoalityofLife can you give an update on this unit? I watched your video among many others and decided to pull the trigger on this particular one. Pros/cons? Any repairs? How often are you descaling? Thanks for any additional info!

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 2 місяці тому

      No repairs as of yet, I descale ours about every 6 months or so but we have really nice water from our well so I don't think it needs it that often but this depends on your water. Pros, our propane bill is really low because this unit is really efficient and you can take a shower for as long as you want. Cons, You can take a shower for as long as you want, this might make you late on occasion as you enjoy a shower for to long. :)

  • @brads5074
    @brads5074 2 місяці тому

    Is your frost line 2ft?

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 2 місяці тому

      My frost line is 18 inches but I usually dig a little deeper than the frost line just to be safe. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @pricemixingitup
    @pricemixingitup 2 місяці тому

    Which blue valve do you use to turn on the water to water my garden with a hose I have attached to the cold water side?. There are two. Thank you

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 2 місяці тому

      Sorry, I'm not following you. You say you have a hose hooked up to it to water your garden? I would have to see a picture of what you have connected up. :)

  • @opthedarkangel9365
    @opthedarkangel9365 2 місяці тому

    Can i get a wiring diagram

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 2 місяці тому

      I wish I could put up a universal diagram but I'm sure dryers are all a little different. If you follow the flow of power you should be able to get it going. Thanks for watching. :)

  • @mariothomas7618
    @mariothomas7618 2 місяці тому

    I have the same set up for my radio and it's on my 2003 Chevy Tahoe but I have to order mine on line and its a 5.3 liter LS whats the measurements on it

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 2 місяці тому

      Sorry, I don't have this vehicle any more so I can't measure it. :)

  • @westtexas5754
    @westtexas5754 2 місяці тому

    That is a clever way to may a very stout stand.

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 2 місяці тому

      Thank you. It is really stout, I need to pull the other axle out and make another stand. :)

  • @al7385
    @al7385 2 місяці тому

    Nice job!

    • @KoalityofLife
      @KoalityofLife 2 місяці тому

      Thank you and thanks for watching. :)