good job

Hey mate, love all your videos. Hope there is more coming soon!

Brilliant content love it , New Holland's ?🤔🤔🥵. Take a breath every now and then Mate , wasn't built in a Day Hey 😮, Take Care All of you . Longtown Cumbria . Spineless Kingdom . 😮‍💨😤😡😡🤬, X .

What sizes of steel did you use, looking to do this for my Colorado

Definately a true statement for a farm...no day is the same...we make a plan but doesnt always go that way.

Great job

Hey mate, how much does the tray stick out from the (A) mounting point towards the body? Just trying to figure how much clearance I need to give so I don't hit the body with my headboard haha cheers.

I always wondered how you got it into the bag

Hey guys nothing worse than rain at harvest thankfully we got done before it all came along keep up the good work. We are over in pinnaroo S.A.

Hey mate. Really good help for understanding how to put me own tray together. Noice neat work

Just Use Manual settings we have automation on our 8250 and it is shit.

Thought the sprayer setup was cool as shame it had some issues.

Just randomly came across your KZfaq channel hope things are going well.

So glad your back online again!!!!!!!

can you upload a bit more often as it is very interesting and since harvest is not to far away

I wonder if that’s a common thing with Chinese vehicles that there cooling system doesn’t work well? Had a dirt bike with same problems lol.

Awesome stuff thanks for sharing. Got some talent there for sure. I grew up on a farm & have done a fair bit of welding but you look like you might be a boiler maker by trade right? I just got a new tray & canopy for my Hilux today & so I’ll have to remove the tub as well. So thought I’d check out what others have done to remove it.

Beautiful video ❤️

Do you spray with the duels on the tractor? Not worried about to much crop loss? Cheers

L enjoy these sorts of videos, great job.

Congratulations Phil, well done for the design and the hard work. One thing troubles me, when you have to change a tyre, I think the cable to the reversing camera could be in the way.

Do you service Nissan Micra's too?

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Hey mate great work on the tray looks good we’ll done…. I have a HiLux n80 dual cab as well and thinking of making one…just wondering where you got your rails and the rollers from for the trundle draws and what type of locks you used… Thanks Bani

Very salubrious!

Been there, cousin. I once stuck our Versatile so bad I was thinking about just planting around it.

Working in restricted spaces is extremely risky; pay attention to your personal safety and health: A chemical is urea. Take care bro

Your channel name is Telegu language. అదే రోజులు లేవు

Great work, man. I need to learn everything you've tried to teach me about the cloud.

It is very inspiring to me; if it is possible for me to work with you, I am from India; could you please tell me?

Do you do the "cockatoo farmer" thing that other farmers do? Basically, you plant small patches of land for cockatoos to feed on grass seeds.

Awsome. Great to see a new upload.

Good one 👍

loved this video. I am so interested in becoming a farmer recently, but am finding it really difficult to learn about. Would you have any resources you'd recommend to get started?

Hey wondering how much was it to build that tray. I've been looking at either building one myself or buying one is there much of a difference 🤔

What auto steer system are you running?

Do you take the duals on and off the new holland seeding time?

Man, that boom spray thing, I was shitting myself thinking "Watch out for the f'king tree. Are you far enough away?" I'm not a whimp. Your camera angles are wrong.

How much did it cost you to get all the material needed for the build?

So I'm looking at making my own tray for my Ute but I'm wondering how you got the positioning of the chassis mount rails and how you connected it to the chassis.

Good work keep them coming 👍

Need more of these vids mate, could watch em all day!

You need an Evolution steel cutting saw blade for your chop saw. And use a protractor to setup the angles on your chop saw

Unlike European Farmers too many Australian Farmers are rough around the edge. They tend to lack a sense of civil in their manners. Many are cruel to their Animals they Farm. Almost to a point in that they appear to think it being normal. They are hard working never the less in harsh environments.

Very neat and clean build. Absolutely love the farm setup and little shed and lawn and farmhouse. Got a Ford 5000 tractor on the farm as well. Good job mate sure it will work brilliantly. Just leave ample space between the cab and the rear, the chassis flexes quite a bit during off-road conditions and you don't want the cab and the rear connecting. Keep the wiring to and from the rear simplified to a single Anderson plug and for controls get a quick release plug you can grab from any auto-electric shop, that way if you ever need to remove it for upgrades or maintenance you simply unplug everything and remove it.

I know this is a stupid question. But why did you not paint it white. 😕 I mean , color match everything would have looked better. That's my only criticism

Buy land because they are not making it anymore. -MARK TWAIN

Came across your channel about a week ago. Good videos. Enjoy them all. Only thing I can advise is if you want the channel to prosper you have to put content out at a regular basis. Once a week on the same day at a minimum. Twice would be better. Keep up the good work

Only came across your channel tonight. Watched 4 or 5 videos so far. Great videos. Especially liked the dual cab hilux tray build. Did this for my sons ute 5 or 6 years ago. Biggest mistake we made was using too heavy a gauge steel tube. Weighs more than it needs to. Also the biggest hassle we had ( not to big ) was working out the mounts from the tray to the chassis. Was hoping to see how you did it but was not filmed. Would have been interesting to see.

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