Is this standalone, no plug into the sump pump? How does it activate the pump? Thanks for your video!

Hi, what do you think of the device, how does it hold up to daily use?

Thank you so much. This means a lot. I am towing my L3560 on my friends 18’ flatbed trailer tomorrow for the first time. I tow a smaller trailer around so I’m a bit nervous doing it for the first time. This helped so much. I know setting up camera angles and editing video takes time. So much appreciated!! New England native here.🫡

Good job bud looks great

2:55 I just bought that same trailer (20') at Scott's Recreation in Turner

As always Jim, good stuff. My only concern is you still may get some snow up there; what will you do then?

There's no penetration on that wild. I've been welding for 40 years, that's a factory defect

Good video thanks for sharing lots of snow take care

Just curious, how many hours on your tractor?

Hey Jim, glad you made it through the storm. From the news reports I saw it looked half the State was without power. Keep up the good work!!

Any update ?

Thanks for the video, On my deck what I did was remove about five maybe six of the balusters on the one side away from the stairs. Once I get up the stairs I make a path over to the gap and start pushing shovel full out the hole. Except for making the path which I only lay the snow to the side, I never lift the shovel off the deck, I just slide it across the deck. I'm also using one of those ergonomic snow shovels with the bend in it. My house is what's called a Salt Box and the roof is real steep on the deck. The snow can roll off the roof on to the deck to where it's 3 feet high, I'm done with trying to lift that over the railing.

Good video thanks for sharing

That woodmaxx seems to be working good! I had already taken the blower off. Our forecast for the same storm was 4 to 6 inches but woke up to a foot.

Thanks for the info my Lt35 did the same . Debarker back in business

How much was the backhoe and was it worth it?

Thank you very much

That’s pretty genius! Build a set of tongs on my own for my Farmall A with a loader, and used your techniques for easy firewood operations! Thanks for sharing it! Helped a lot!

Where did u get yer snowblower chains?

Good job. Appreciate it

will be washed off quickly, apply paraffin with heat gun.

Are you selling the wall jacks be that you’re done with them?

I have found if you snow blow in August it never plugs up.

Did a great job and yes, you could lower the shoes. Thanks for sharing. Many blessings.

I'll have to try it. I have same model blower. How did it do on the, I don't know what to call it, the black metal behind the auger? That's usually where I'll get a bunch built up.

Silicone spray works too.

I use fluid film

Where is your camp Rangeley area? Mine is in Sherman maine.

Might be tough, they have perfected their cheating. Fingers crossed. Excellent video, BTW.

GREAT HAT!!

Must be a great feeling to know the property survived that storm in great shape. That good is on you! It surprised me that your road held up. In my county what frost we had came out of the dirt roads making lots of them impassable with mud. Many haven't been cured yet. Wood crews are unable to get to their operations.

I can tell it’s not your first rodeo! That’s the way I hookup when I drive to camp, but any further I do it legally.

Nice winch and tracta.

I went to out camp on Christmas Day and nothing but mud here in centrall New York. Interesting winter so far.

Great video. Thanks for taking your time, explaining what you were doing & why you were doing it. Excellent for first timers and experienced folks alike. You can always learn from seeing how others do it. I’ve found that tipping your bucket down as far as it’ll go, then resting the cutting edge against the trailer bed can help on windy days, since the bucket will catch less air. Thanks for taking the time to put together this informative video.

how many hours do you have on your tractor?

Jimmy, I'm really enjoying your videos. Nice to see you do have some help at times. My wife has zero interest in helping with construction projects and not worth risking our marriage trying to persuade her ;-] 5:45 Do you have any details of the system you hooked the block and tackle to? It appears it pivots as the truss is raised. Looks similarly based on the jacks used to raise the walls, which I assume were commercially produced or did you make those also?

Your video quality and editing are much better then mine but in the same spirit. I like what you're doing and how you're doing it. We don't all have unlimited resources to hire crews and contractors plus we get the satisfaction of doing the project ourselves. Thank you.

Excellent, thats the way I need to do things as well.

Great job nice heavy duty snow blower

You just saved me so much time!

Is there any reason you don't pull them all at the same time? Looks like you can hook up four per.

Sounds like you put the cart before the horse of that build. Trees first then build.

Looks great. Should be fine now. Just need some grass seed and roots will keep that dirt in place. If not, maybe a gutter on the back side. Easier to walk thru there now too.

Nice looking camp. I heard you say Florida, so I was a little confused because I thought you were in Maine.

I have the Uniforest 30M and love it. I would like to trade it in for a larger one at some point

My CK2620 didn't have two-piece wheels so I just tied the rope all the around the tire and used the tire lugs to keep the rope in place as I rotated the (jacked up) wheels and wrapped the chains in place. Worked very well with just me alone. Thanks for the tip. - N Idaho -

I have a cake that needs to be frosted. I think you with the Kubota could do that!

Really helpful. Thanks, bud!

Hi Jimmy, been working seven days a week for several months. Once the construction season is over I’m looking forward to catching up on your build this summer. Can’t wait!!