ÎN Adio FERMEI NEGLIJATE DE PE PROPRIETATEA NOASTRA PĂDURĂ TRIOALA ABANDONATĂ!

23 thoughts on “ÎN Adio FERMEI NEGLIJATE DE PE PROPRIETATEA NOASTRA PĂDURĂ TRIOALA ABANDONATĂ!”

1. I think your circular saw blade is the wrong way round, it should cut down into the wood but yours is cutting up towards your face

2. Correction, I'm a Is feline lover and

3. Maybe you could Moor your boat in the river.?

4. Normally (here in Aussie)🇦🇺 the hiring company is responsible for mechanical breakdowns unless due to abuse by the hirer, but not for flat tires. Flat tires on a bobcat are often due to spin turns on sharp rocks.Your breakdowns seem due to poor maintenance by the company, blown hoses are due to overuse and no /poor Preventetive maintenance (PM), hoses do get tired. Diesel leaks are certainly due to poor PM and certainly the hiring companies responsibility. One thing I am happy about here in the land down under is seeing you use Milwaukee drills and saws , etc They last forever and certainly are better than most overpriced Japanese tools and definitely better than any cheapo Chinese battery and other tools.🇺🇸🇦🇺 I was setback by the prices a little but then it is worth it with Milwaukee products, you get what you pay for rugged and reliable . Perhaps where water is pooling on your track you could cut drains / trenches /gutters (small ones) over the edge where the land falls away, this would help with draining the surface water and would probably reduce bogginess in the clays ? Enjoy your vids. And no I am not a Milwaukee salesman but their products are excellent !👍

5. Love Mondays because you guys post come through

6. I take it the white cat is the supervisor !😸

7. Looks great!! What’s the elevation of your property?

8. Nice job on the shed. Wouldn’t you want it off the wet and muddy ground? On cement blocks? It’ll be flooded in next PR typhoon?

9. I bought the small version of that shed from the same co. It’s been, good water tight, and resilient. Suggest battery power LED strip up top for lighting. The interlocking plastic roof panels were a PITA though.

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11. Garden Shed: You will need shelving, a Peg Board on one side to hang wrenches & tools, this is great way to organize and quick access. Bolt, nut, washer, nail, screws & misc. bins. Possibly you may want a work bench with a vice for rainy days, but I think the work bench, would be better on the outside with a lean-too over it. Lots of good ideas when you google it. This was a good idea, the time you will save having this Tool Crib will be huge, you wont waste 1 to 2 hours a day looking for misplaced tools. Good luck, I'm cheering for you guys. Gary – AB Canada

12. Take block out with chisel have mom clean them up recycle them if in no hurry for block

13. Matt and Kristen, I love it! Thanks for Sharing!

14. Put plywood on the walls for strength and shelving and a small ramp… just saying 😊😊😊 always looking forward for your videos…

15. I must say, K's laborer does pretty good work……

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17. Solar lights

18. I would add 2 louvered vents at the gable ends. 1 on each side up high at the peak. somewhere for the heat to escape. some fresh air will blow through. you guys are a good teem. keep up the good work!!

19. Pegboard on the wall(s)

20. I can't see the "thunbs up" icon … it says 9.5K but there's no button. Cheers! 😉

21. Great video! Thanks for sharing.

22. You are doing an amazing job ❤ thank you for sharing part of my Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 God bless you and keep doing good like you always do 🤗I love to watch your videos every week

23. Keep going u doing well😊

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