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Prolly just a cheap purge valve failed for your evap!

You guys have the same voice

Thank you for your openness. I have the same issue. Would not change it for the world.

God gave me the same gift, like you once I figured it out it turned into the best thing I could ever ask for!

Felt like I'm a fellure, it's failure bud 😂

It’s definitely a driveshaft. The “driveline” is the engine, transmission, any transfer case(es), the driveshaft, and the rear differential including the axles and associated bearings - excluding the brakes and the tires. That’s it. That’s the way it is. 🤷‍♂️ The driveshaft is a main component of the driveline.

I never miss one of your videos. You are truly an amazing man with many skills!!

WOW! I would never have guessed this. Thank you for perservering and sharing! This is the best witnessing to others that can be done.

Ohh this old clip 🤩🤩

How could he possibly see them. Not without cameraman’s help

College is over-rated. Hands on learning to me is the best way.

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Sounds good 👍

Dude everyone is awsome in there own way. And what about some more pics of that Lil 4wd monster creation of a toy ?? Looks like a saucy meatball 🙂🙂

Forklift certified at the minecraft flat world 😅

Thanks for sharing your journey. You opened my eyes to the way my brain works, and totally changed the way I look at myself, and has changed my life.

How many acres do you guys farm in total?

I still hear the words at school "it's easy" "it's not that hard" "your just not trying hard enough" "your just not paying attention" and you do feel like a failure. I feel your pain Leg Arm's

Very cool. You guys are very mechanically incline. Truck sounds awesome.

Ah yah, comealong on a leaf spring had me scared for a bit. I had a bottle jack on an ibeam on main rail of a 14k trailer once in order to reweld. The first seemed a little sketchy but worked fine. The 2nd one seemed better positioned and needed to move less prior to welding...well It came off and split my lip and nearly knocked me out.

Unlike you, Scott, I was very good at "booklearning". This did not make me a better plumber, gasfitter, electronics tech, or automotive mechanic. I know how to do quite a few things sort of okay but I am far from the best in any of them. I can do things with my hands but I am slower than many whom I've come across in any of my trades. Book smarts does not equate to skills in the real working world. I have long admired many people I've known for their vast skills in all sorts of trades but among the ones I admire most are farmers. They don't need to know how to weld, work on equipment, operate equipment, do bookkeeping and run a business, handle electrical and plumbing problems, or master the many sciences of their occupation but most farmers have some proficiency in at least two or three of these things. They have to, in order to have any chance of success and reward for their hours of hard work. Book smarts is okay and useful if a person knows how to apply it. But a pair of skilled hands, guided by experiential learning, is as important or more important in most trades and primary production industries. It's good to see you persevered and grew, and are still growing, into your full potential. And, most importantly, how you deal with and treat others, including family, is far more important than anything you can learn from a textbook. You obviously are a good person and an important and integral part of what seems to be a successful farming operation. I tip my hat to you sir.

Times Chang I guess,all my Pete’s for yrs was a 4 /12v batteries,my newest was only a 2015? By the way,all 4 was wired in series. Most were 12v starters also. Interesting for me on this vid,I enjoy the shop work.

Wow, didn't know that about your history. I've been watching your video's for a few years and I always thought you were one of the smartest person on RUclips. Thanks for posting this.

That is awesome leg arm

Thanks I felt the same way growing up. I tried college and failed. But I always loved cooking so I started doing that. Ended up going to culinary school at 27 and now almost 40 I'm running a building in a office complex. You just have to find tour thing and qe both found our thing.

1st gear isn't up. R,2nd and 4th are up1st 3rd and 4th gear is back or down

Today your leg arms

Cool

Ok so where in the middle of nowhere are you lol

when i visited my brother the canadians asked me the same i taught myself the same

Heck yea man

Oddly satisfying at around 4:15 🔥

You should add LED lights into the cabs of your tractors

What is the best yields you guys have ever had?

Creeper is kinda like the bendix name of the company that made it just the name it been from the beginning the correct work for bendix is starter drive the correct word to creeper is body Sled or butt shuttle 😅

Are you guys ever gonna restor the old case tractor you have, the one with the loader on it.

Jay Leno is also dyslexic. You two are proof that you can succeed with it.

Where are y‘all filming this? It‘s like a giant Gmod flat map with the one building in the center except no grass

You guys are very talented and don’t change a thing….. from a fellow farmer from Ky

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Beautiful sunrise. Glory to God

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Great video and thanks for sharing, but the question I have is why the teachers did not identify this at your early age? All students should be tested for these types of issues so help can be administered early on in life.

It is impressive, but why did they have to make it look like a Hyundai? The direction thay have taken industrial design is truly horrifying.

Nice work!

Been watching your videos since 2019. You really have one of the best channels on RUclips! It is always interesting, inspiring and fun. Thanks to you guys, I dared to started my own farm. :) At the moment, I am mostly growing potatoes and strawberries. But the dream is to get a combine and start growing some barley and canola. Big thanks for the videos so far, I have learned a lot! I wish you a great harvest for 2024.

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