They aren't the smartest farmers, rather buy toys than batteries.

She used to use one - I think a viewer mailed it to her - but I haven’t seen it in recent videos. Wonder what happened to it.

@@amartini51 My thought was to back the truck right up to the pivot and use the tail gate to hold all the tools and parts instead of tossing them on the ground. Why walk back and forth when you can have it right next to you!!!

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fyi if you put Ant-Seize on all bolt,s they loosen with less problem's

I saw the same thing the minute they took it off! I think they used that bolt to hang the new gearbox on....

@@pkane5472 Exactly what it's slotted for yes, The things to heavy to hold up and bolt.

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I'm not the only one that picked up on the slot and it's purpose. Hope they see this so they know next time

@@cwonext8037 , me too!

It looked really tight back there, so I don't think there was enough room to get the box end on it.

@@darkiee69 👍🏻, it seemed like there was a little room just not enough for a socket. I could be wrong though.

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Country girl say rut. And ruf.

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@katreniaclark I'm 51 and have been dealing with (30 years) a bad back, multiple surgeries resulting in the bottom 3 levels being fused, a lot of scar tissue and nerve damage causing neverending chronic pain. Up in oregon, my doctor prescribed me oxycodone for pain management for over 20 years. I would only take a couple pills to get through an activity. Averaged 3 pills per day but honestly, I would sometimes take up to 6-8 in one day, depending on the activity, and then have to rest for a few days and not take any pills. I moved down to South Texas 10.5 months ago and they are much more strict with opioids. I established with a new doctor and he referred me to the pain management clinic 30 miles away. They also said they won't prescribe opioids for long-term pain management and recommended an internal pain management delivery system, "pain pump". My original Medicare coverage was lousy and I simply couldn't afford to move forward with any of that. Then I added aarp medicare advantage plan to my medicare coverage on March 1st, 2024 and it covers far more without raising my monthly premium! Here comes my point! 😉 Well, I received the trial medication injection yesterday (04-17-2024) and was absolutely amazed by the results! I was actually out of pain!! I could walk without my 25yr limp, other than my right leg muscles being out of shape, and I stood upright at the sink to wash a few dishes without any back/leg pain or fatigue! I'm scheduled to get the pain pump implant on May 2nd and couldn't be more excited! This procedure is changing my life. I was very close to "the end" just a few days ago but after feeling the relief for several hours while the trial medication was onboard was incredible. I didn't think, after all these years, that I could feel life again without constant pill dosing, which I wouldn't do for obvious addictive risks. Final point, I'm just a regular Joe Blow, former truck driver on social security disability and am actually excited for life again after the implant surgery! I strongly encourage You and anyone else suffering from chronic pain (mine is low-back) to talk with your doctor about Targeted Drug Delivery for Chronic Pain. A couple links from the brochure I received today. medtronic.com/painambassador (chat/question with actual patients with the implant) and medtronic.com/nurse Best of luck and I hope you find relief!! 🙏😊

Similar to my saying "it wasn't born there"

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its fun watching laura try to lift the heavy tires that are 3 times her size. little girl doesn't have any quit in her!!!

As much as I like that idea, and it would work, they have field fires certain times of the year. Which can be scary.

The "smoke-wrench" helps a lot in these pesky situations -- even if just to heat it up and loosen things up a bit. 😁

No kidding. At 26:00 I'm looking at that aluminum coupler with those steel bolts, and wondering how fun it's going to be getting it apart in the future. And that's ignoring they fact they're going to be directly exposed to water for a lot of the time.

Yes add some never seize to the service truck tool box

I call it Anti-Seize because never is not an option and that stuff nay be very useful, but I assure you that angry seize is nobody's friend. Once you open the bottle and let the genie out, it gets everywhere.

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@@kennyFF033 I just had the bottle opened yesterday :-) and it needed a stir! Managed six bolts with almost no casualties. I hear there's a new clear formula I need to look into.

I Think it's Grant the Battery Robber Baron 😂

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Laura has that work habit down pat. Grant, not so much.

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Not sure why they didn't bring it, unless it was being used for other projects.

Anti Seize is great Stuff, a can of WD-40 is nice to have around at times too 👍 from old rusted nuts & bolts to removing pine pitch/sap from your hands.

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Pretty sure I saw they had WD-40. That stuff is water compared to deep creep, blaster, kroil or other real penetraters. WD-40 is great for the sticky goo from removed stickers though.

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really not a valid comparison. Laura Farms makes a huge positive contribution to society…. while Itchy Boots is merely on a perpetual vacation ride based on UKposts contributors.

I thought of the doubling up on wrenches too

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It also keeps the nuts out of the dirt where it gets into and clogs all the screw threads with abrasive grit! You also don't lose all the bits and pieces which slows down your progress!

I think it was too tight back there to get the box end on the bolt.

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