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Wow just around 50 years since America was founded. They might have even been alive when the Declation of Independence was signed. Not the kids who died at 10 years and 4 months.

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Not bad. I am at 3k so far. Budget is 5k. Since I work with composites, epoxy, polyester resins, this is a breeze for me. But gutting and rebuilding the showers, and complete bathroom had some work... 50 hours.

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I’m still learning here, but wouldn’t a two pole 50A breaker be all you need for the grid input? The unit can “only” output 12KW anyway, or is that 70A breaker there for the temporary spiked output? EDIT Oh, if you have the two pole 100 amp breaker, you can do a full 200 amp bypass with the inverter, and just leave the breaker in the main panel off.

Hello, what a nice project, a question John Deere 450 track loader You are stronger than the John Deere 35 track loader Can you tell me what the difference is, thank you

In regard to your request for input on having another channel with your kids and target shooting/hunting. First of all, really enjoy your channel. IMHO one of the best out there. The content is always interesting to me and your videography skills are excellent. Also your narration is always concise, and just the right amount. And also of most importance to me is that you don’t have any imbedded endorsements for products. I find that so annoying. Seems like any channel that is popular at some point they start pitching potions (AG) and stuff that has absolutely no connection with the channel content. I call it the RUclips money syndrome. More and more and more. Anyway, I think you should stick to what you do best and what has made your channel successful. Go have fun with the family and be in the moment with them. No cameras, no staging, no hours and hours of editing. They will appreciate it and notice the attention is on spending time with them. They grow up so fast.

Fabulous work...

Tremendous video...

Just subscribed. Great videos. Construction videos are of exceptional quality.

if you want to do a really big cleanup you need a giant junkyard!😂 nice work! well done!

You got a good deal on that trailer. Been researching this type of trailer for a while now, will be using it with my COE. Anyway, I want a manual RGN, less things to break and fix. Anyway, really nice trailer and was great hearing you talk about the legal weight limits and such. So many guys forget about that topic and it can really get you in trouble..

thanks for the reply. So what does the spring push on inside the piston housing? What is it holding together inside the housing?

Michigan sucks with DTE energy they don't allow any net meters at all. Back in 2018 they allowed it and they are allowing those customers to go 10 years and then they all have to switch back to regular meters.

I honestly had no idea that a three-year-old could be that aware and careful. When you grow up, what will you be?💚🤍❤

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Over here in Australia Jesse, they would say you were a fair dinkum bloke not scared of a bit of hard yakka and it’s true, you certainly don’t shy away from tough jobs and you’re a great person to go with it. I love the content of your videos and the length is great. I also appreciate your commentary, it’s nice to hear how you work through processes and problems. Great outcome, cheers

Awesome job on the countertops. Turned out great. Keep up the good work. It's all coming together

Jesse once this is all established, you have your sheds sorted out and lay down areas, it will be magic

I’m looking forward to the renovation and upgrade to the dream truck, should be an awesome series of videos and it sounds like your vision for it will turn out to be a pretty nice truck. Great video Jesse showing off your many skills and talent.

Hey Jesse, I. A new subscriber from Australia and I’m catching up on all your old videos and have to tell you I am really enjoying the changing content of your videos, it’s great to see your versatility operating, driving, repairing, maintaining etc so keep them coming. It’s also great to see that you are constantly adding to your fleet and this lowboy will be an awesome addition. Keep working hard young man, you are really doing a great job and moving forward. Well done.

Cool video Jesse. Well done

Edit in some music when you are not talking

What kind of flam retardant will you be adding to all that wood?

Just love this content- keep it coming 😊🇬🇧

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Great job Jesse, I thought that kingpin bolt had the better of you so great save and great job to, really enjoy the content, length and commentary you do with your videos, keep it up

If you have parts, use them?

Why do you always do half work? If you repair it properly now, you will enjoy your work more.

Dam ! That Milwaukee metal saw is insane ! Awesome cuts !

Instead of blowing the hydraulic hose the excavator could have pushed the crane boom in.

There's a monolithic concrete dome house on Pensacola Beach which has survived several hurricanes including one that destroyed everything but the dome house. ruclips.net/video/Ta2IdYasUxs/видео.htmlsi=jEZCVpevvce9tMnn

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Just an observation about that idler; if man can assemble one the first time around, then there is no reason a man cannot rebuild one. If it worked once, it can work again!

What if you are away from the house when power goes down? Freezer, frig, electric water heater, sump pump, and heating/cooling are non-functional until you return...

Missed grommet on cat 5 or 6 communicating cord from battery to inverter.

Good idea but you might need some guy wires anchored to the shady side to keep it from blowing into the pond.

Seeing you work all alone exhausted me. I need rest.

Jesse, how far away from Catskill do you travel to build houses? I'm in eastern Connecticut, and am hoping to build in a few years on some property that I recently bought. Do you travel as far away as eastern CT? thanks

I can't use a screw gun or mow lawn without earplugs

Modern skidsteer track loaders like Takeuchi will run circles around this relic for the same cost. Neat restoration project though. Keep up the good work !

Great video! I'm doing the same thing, but with a sub panel and critical loads. I like how you tackled this and I don't see any code infractions. I do believe you found the cheapest all in one solution. But, if people are having bigger loads with non-critical loads, your little sub panel could be a bigger subpanel. But, I think you found the best solution for yourself. I personally have three Electric ranges, three fridges, one deep, freeze, one main air conditioner, six window, air conditioners, a 120 amp, electric furnace, a water pump, and Internet and TV I would like to keep on. By my calculation, I will need almost double what you have. I thank you very much for the video as this has given me some good insight. I am going to go with a critical loads sub panel. But I do like your work and expertise! Thank you for posting this video.

Ever heard poop dont float grease floats but won't go out the outlet tee because its inches below the effluent side

2:27:33 I thought for sure I was going to hear the signature “good!“

That machine has balls. You did a good job with it. Great video, Jesse!!

Whats the adapter size for the air comp to spark

My only concern with the way you finished the base is that moisture can wick up from the slab into the mud and sheetrock in the event of spills, plumbing leaks, floods, or just inherent moisture in the slab. Holding the rock off the floor a bit and using J channel or something similar seems like a better idea.

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