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Was the Hydrostatic trans the only option.. my Branson 3510 had the 4 speed with a 3 speed sub tranny. When I sold it just over 11yrs of ownership and FT work, it had just over 3000 hrs on it and never failed. Starter was the weak link on the whole thing. I'd buy another one. There was a Kioti dealer a few miles away.. but the ZERO % interest is why I chose Branson. Nothing down and I put it on auto payments and it more than paid for itself. Sold it for just less than half of what i paid. I had a 6yd dump trailer I hauled it in. Same guy bought both, even though I sold the tractor first.

I just subscribed.. I'm in my '28 RV and have built 2 solar arrays for about 2400w, 800Ah lithium. I've got shore power, but not using it. I'm prepping for my offgrid future.

You got alot of projects.. What area is that..? I've been looking for land in Kingman and there are no or very few trees like that there. I used to have a Branson 3510. Was a pretty good little tractor.. and was just a bit bigger than yours. I had most of the implements and the backhoe.

I have a quick question you can answer. Would you rebuy the kioti? If not then, what would you buy?

How many acres? I’d be worried about the dog getting bit by a snake.

I know the feeling.

Arizona is one of the best places in the WORLD for hiking and backcountry treks and I've seen many places. I live here now because of it, in Flagstaff. Utah is also incredible. Arizona/Utah, my favorite places in the world.

Looking good..lots of work no doubt 👍👍cool find too!

Matching set find is awesome. My opinion is those are from this year (probably late March-May). Nice job putting that young man to work helping Dad

I'm New to your channel. Do you consider the juniper a good tree

something to consider.....with that tractor u could get a bag of deer elk seed in the hunting dept almost anywhere for cheap and do a say 25x25 feed plot to attract animals. just an idea. just rough up the dirt spread the seed and if it grows it grows.

I'm glad to see getting more done on the homestead. Take care and have a wonderful weekend

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Love the way you operate!!🎉🎉🎉

Short video showing how much fun you have up there. Man with a plan.

Place looks better and better - keep up the good work

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Great progress bro, looks awesome

Looks great. Thanks for the update. Take care and have a wonderful week ahead

Your batteries are screwed, if they're led acid.

90? Big deal. Hard to do much better than that in Arizona in July.

Invasive species 100 Years ago none of those trees were there

The best way to clean out your storage is to finish projects.

The work never ends on the homestead

Looks great man! I have the really big jackhammer and even that has a hard time with that caliche

You are correct….back breaking work, I hope I don’t have rock like that on my property, haven’t found any yet (E of Snowflake). Putting my home north of Seattle for sale this month or next, lots of finishing touches to do, but may get down that way mid may with a load of crap to move….be nice to meet up and take care of that beer I owe you.

Crazy bro....

Great info, thanks for sharing.

I have a 20 Acre Off Grid Homestead 7 miles South of Ashfork and ran across the same Issue with Rock, did some research and found in the 70's My place was actually a Mining Claim, the Rock was called "Ferberite" basically a mix of Iron and Tungten, ruined a couple of Blade Bits Myself, still struggling but I'm persistent...lmao 🤣👍🤠

You made some pretty good process. I'm gonna have to deal with the same thing on my property. I do have a bunch if basalt, so I just hope it's fractured, or porous. Either way, it will be a long road for me as well. Good luck to you and I look forward to seeing that gate up

Looks like fun, thanks for sharing.

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A GSD went running through my property with a vest like your dog had on, wondering if that was your dog? I put in two sets of gates in ground just like yours. Lots of drilling with a SDS Max..went down 2' with all 4 6x6 posts, lots of work.

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Looking good. I did get a sneak peak in person though.

Therefore the second I thought you were gonna drill and do that Expanding injection foam, that cracks rocks.

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I’ll be doing something similar soon hopefully. Not sure if it would work but if you had a big roto hammer u could possibly drill holes in the rock then drive a few pieces of rebar into the rock to help tie in the concrete to the rock even more. As always good to see more updates. 👍🏼

awesome job

Looks great and a great addition to your property. Take care, and have a wonderful week ahead

New sub. Very nice chunk of land

How many loads of drying can you do with that 20lb propane tank? I assume using low heat mode to lenghten the propane usage. Love your videos. Great info! Keep up the great work. Thanks for inspiring others.

I have about 2500 watts of solar panels, and one 4000-watt ac converter to run an ac. And I have a 3500-watt converter to run the washer and tv, computer, stereo and lights and accessories.

What is the weather like ...summer and winters?

Rocks everywhere at ours….feel your pain.

Thank you very much for the video... I enjoyed it.

2-16’ gates with a removable center post would have been more than wide enough…. Center post fits into buried pipe and is easily removed/locked ending with approximately 32’-33’ wide opening . With the amount of area you have cleaned/cleared any half way decent driver/operator should be able to make the turn in ,even extra long loads and a 90- 180 degree turn … you left plenty of swing area on both sides of the gate. Also the center removable post can be locked onto either or both gates and or to the submerged pipe if you got any welding skills or know of anybody with welding skills. I think you’ve made a good decision, but I think adding a third gate will weaken the post that you’re going to be putting in that you say you can remove easily.

I feel your pain. We have the problem with bedrock as well. We are inbetween 2 underground rock mountains. Perfect soil right where our trailer is at, but within a couple hundred feet to the left and right and you find that mountain

Thanks for sharing, be careful out there.

Would some kind of sleeve for the post make sense Basically a post inside of a pipe. Leave the sleeve a couple of inches above ground level, maybe cut a couple of notches on the sleeve and weld a couple of brackets on the post to lock it into place. Would be easier to remove & replace. Just a thought 🤷🏻‍♂️