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2nd year garden, plowed 1st year, new home construction, did not want to mess with gas for the few days per year of tilling so purchased big battery unit, popped tine shear pin in 1st 5 seconds, no spare pins supplied, 5 days later new pins arrived, popped another pin, THEN the gear mechanism to the tines blew up at 15 ft of tillage. Returning for full refund. Popular Mechanics rates the Pioneer #1 gas tiller 2024 so I am researching, loved your video. Actually tills rather than confusion and frustration. Thank you

I used pvc to make hoops over my raised beds so I can have row covers or netting over them for the whole season of I need to. In my case, it keeps the deer from nibbling things. The only thing I haven’t figured out how to keep covered are the tomatoes and other tall vining plants.

Ants secrete formic acid. That's probably why the nuts rusted in the ant colony.

Yeah just me. Cut the brace to length. Tap a couple staples into each post to rest the brace on, or run a couple screws. Drill the post & brace at the same time, run the pegs in.

I am watching all the videos because you all are so entertaining plus factual. Thanks for sharing you life with us.

Sam did you preorder you roof rafters ?

You all are so cute. I want to grow fruits and vegetables. I’ve grown flowers from seed.

What make and model is that pull behind tiller?

Just having your Son participate in the step-up jacking up of the tractor is a great lesson.

My pool had one and I loved it. If you're in NC surrounded by trees make sure you installed 1 or 2 rakes baskets from the side off the pool deck so it does such into pump and ruin your pool and pump.

Maybe use a real drill and not an impact!

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Good job guys!

After 13 years my 9x18 intex is on its last leg. I noticed the top of my bag was being ate up by the sun so I covered it with flex seal it worked but peels some , maybe I’ll use paint on the next one. Also the sun obliterated the liner that attaches to the upright supports on the ground so I definitely will paint them on my next pool. I ended up wiring mine so the uprights wouldn’t slide out. Great video.

Great job i know old video but im going to start doing same thing too

Those are nice tyfs hugs from South Ga.

i'm getting ideas on finding homes out in the country and this is an option. I know nothing about it. That's insane that angle and it doesn't snap. Are these Slabs underneath the trailers that solid that they don't snap??! if anyone wants to be friendly and get me information I would love to know how do you know where to move one of these two? Even if you bought land what comes with it when you drop it? How do you get plumbing and electrical set up?? I'm done with life this is exactly what I want. By the way that's some nice looking landscape around where there's property was. beautiful!

Why didn't you ground the panels to the main house ground? An auxiliary grounding rod seems frowned upon

Hi, Ants produce formic acid, which helps them change the texture of the soil, maintain their environment and has other benefits for them. It may be contributing to the rust you are seeing on those particular bolts.

@greenacrehomestead exactly what I was looking for! Except, do you (or any fellow subscribers) have a total cost for this system? I have barrels but I wonder how much the 2" and 1" pipe with elbows, tees and such will be. I guess it's time to fill my cart up. There's a BlueBarrel system out there (similar setup but upside down barrels so you fill via bungholes not newly drilled holes) but it seems pricey.

Have you tried to put charcoal on bottom then dirt so the roots can absorb the carbon, one more before anything pour ash all around before and few months later t deter the ant's and termites ZX. GOD BLESS YU UYS

measure the size of the floor panel you need, then cut that new panel. Then lay that new panel down and trace around it... perfect fit.

I love my birdies, raised beds. They look cool. They are great size and totally meet my needs. I’m delighted yours are working out for you.

Absolutely love the layout and decor. Great job ❤️

Questions. Did you ever update your siding yet? Just wondering if you would have to remove all the screws from these windows to be able to change the siding?

I've seen some people put Styrofoam under the pool. Did you consider this?

why make a base just level the ground

Hey Sam and Angela! Great video. Glad to hear the beds are holding up well! We did make improvements to our Birdies bed in the fall. All our Beds are now have stainless steel nuts and bolts to further minimize the chance of rust. Plus, you're right, we do have a new bracing kit made of galvanized steel! - Kevin

I bought two raised beds and am in the process of setting them up. I am in NH so we start planting later. I want to get them set up by this weekend and start filling them, and maybe plant Memorial Day weekend. I am so excited about these. As I get older having raised beds is a must-have. I learned about these from your channel. When I mentioned your channel to my neighbor she also said she watches you too.

quick fix for ants nests.....get some from another nest and mix in job done

looks fantastic but im my lazy eyes, with all that work id have just gone with an underground

Thanks for the review! I was wondering how they would hold up. Great video! The boys "leveling"... so cute! Take care! 😀

Good afternoon Sam and Angela, I am super lucky to be able to watch your vids !

we had problem with neighbors cats using our beds, but not no more since we put up a premier one netting fence with solar enigizer for chickens.

Your plant markers are very nice, Sam.

Maybe make hoop houses for the beds. Also try taking plastic forks and put them in tines up

I used the Kellogg stuff topsoil in one of my planners last year and the other planner I use miracle grow. the flowers were twice as nice in a miracle grow planner as they were in the Kelloggs fact I had trouble keeping the plants in the Kellogg planner alive. . I won’t use it again. I hope you have better luck than I did with the soil. I’ll be watching to see I enjoy your videos thank you.

Corrosion was probably caused by Formic Acid, which ants release as a defence mechanism.

Impressive with the Beds & Your Markers You Make Sam...And the Boys Leveling! ❤ Happy Gardening!! Happy Late Mothers Day Angela God Bless You All there..Stay Safe this Spring with weather!! ❤

Did Sam just admit to digging up “The Bodies”?

Nice to see they held up well!

Cats are a pain in the butt, they've never been domesticated.

I have had good luck using lemon rinds/peels around the areas where I DON'T want the cats doing their bidness. Orange peels and other intense smelling citrus works too. Others have talked about Pinesol or Lestoil but I don't know. Spraying the outside would work but would have to be repeated after each rain. BTW, once they have learned its not a nice place they will stay away. However strangers won't have that aversion. This stuff won't hurt the plants and will work on most outdoor areas. You will need to replace them regularly...

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it will rust the zink coating is slowly desolving and after that it will start on the metal , shouldnt matter too mush if you stay on top of it , you can either paint it (tectile chassis black ) or replace them as for the soil settling , i used to grow some plant that smokes real nice and schrinkage was normal when using peat the stuff isnt fully done decomposing and its fluffed up to start with so watering it makes it settle sumtimes up to two thirth of the colume as long as you keep filling the plantbed up with new material it should be less and less ....... it might allso absorn moisture less and less so shoveling it out and putting it in a cementmixer with some perlite and slow desolving manure (chickenmanure rabit poop horse manure ) should have it back to full strength in no time as for the cats getting in , having chickenwire just under the surface or mounted to a frame set over the flowerbeds should disuade them from digging , makes gardening harder though

We love our Birdies (and they're local for us in Oz :-) ). The ants nest thing is a good observation, not something we've had (yet) - ants release formic acid as a defence mechanism (that smell when you squish one...), and formic acid and zinc don't get along!

Great review! I’m a fan of Epic gardening also! 😁

One thing you can do to keep the cats out of your beds is to spread cayenne pepper on the ground. They will only use it one more time if that. All of my beds are Huglekulture and they shrink every year a few inches. This last year (year 5) they shrank about 6 inches. I'm thinking they are starting to break down.

Thank you for your follow up review on these beds. So helpful. 💕💕🎶🎶

Thanks for the update, how are your fruit trees doing?