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You have proven you can learn to drive anything. You will get it, Deb. Family is on your mind, not equipment. Hard to focus, but oh boy, it sure is worth it to have them visite. The garden is looking protected from weeds, Brad. It was fun and heartwarming to watch Amanda daring to try wood chipping for the first time. Zack and Rowan had fun and you got some help. This is a beautiful video!

That feed really does take so much of the work out of it. Looks like you have lots of great help around Piney Grove! Livin' the good life!

Love the excitement you have each video Brad, it is contagious and it's engaging. Love Piney Grove and you all are making great progress!

Garden is looking great! I found backing up a Semi Trailer is a lot easier than backing up a small, shorter trailer like your Dump Trailer ( they react so quickly to movement). But usage of Both Mirrors, when you have them, helps greatly! Lots of Practice, it will get easier & better. I'm glad you had visiting Family to help. GOD Bless You All

That wood chipper was such a great investment!! Great video Brad and Deb!!

Brad, I always add a new branch at that point and give the small piece something to hang up on. Keep feeding!

A little trick to backing up. Put your hand at the bottom of the wheel. Turn wheel in the direction you want trailer to go...

Great video thank you. It is nice to meet some of your family. Hope Deb had lots of fun with the grandkids.

I have an idea for a video that I think would be very beneficial for those of us looking to buy a tractor. It would be nice to know what repair work will be needed as part of the normal use of a tractor and whether you could do the work yourself. Plus, what would the repair entail. I'm not referring to regular maintenance, but what could happen in daily use where you'd need to correct/fix something. Thank you for considering.

Deb, you will get used to backen up. Remember, less is more when backends up. Brock is still wrong about the wood chipper 😅 sure is a beast with the end feeder

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Just need to give her more practice. You are going to get it with practice.😊😊

So…how much wood would a wood chip chip if a wood chip could chip wood?

What's the status on the house build?

Good luck. I am hopeless at backing up any kind of trailer. I have no idea why men seam to be able to do it nicely.

Do you supplement the soil to counteract the acidity/tannins in the pine chips?