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Chickums Update! (and some other stuff) (Patreon)

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2020-07-17 14:21:15
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I gave my patrons a quick little update. Now here's an update for the rest of my audience. This video was super casual. Hopefully I won't lose too many people with my ramblies.

Cheers!

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CHICKUMS! and some future video plans

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/agingwheels Merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/aging-wheels-store

Comments

Anonymous

Great vid Robert!

Matt Tester

Ryobi need to pull their finger out and make a cordless jackhammer, than you could make an attachment for that to drive in fence posts. Heat exhaustion is no fun. Is there no way you can mix the air between the two shops to make the bus dungeon bearable or is it just the lack of insulation in there that heats it up too much?

David

Firstly, I have to say that as someone from the UK, I am utterly envious of the amount of space you have available there. To have a property of that size with that much outbuilding space here would easily cost well over a million pounds, probably more. Regarding the bus. Would it not make sense to sell that whatever-it-is heap with the numbers on the windows (what is it?) and use the cash on some lighting, insulation and A/C for the building it's already in? Like all good Internet comments, I of course know your situation and setup far better than you do, so feel entitled to tell you what you should do 😉, but given all the issues you've detailed about moving the bus, it does sound like it's destined never to get into your big shop area. Lovely to see the chicken action too! Is your rooster a calm one, or does he go for your ankles?

agingwheels
>>40524369

I like the sound of a cordless jackhammer. Milwaukee already makes one. Ryobi could just pilfer from the family tree. The main problem is indeed insulation. The ceiling insulation is crap and allows all the heat from the metal roof to convect downward

Matt Tester
>>40524369

I was going to point you to battery adapters but that Milwaukee beast uses a 72V battery so you would need four Ryobi batteries. I'm sure it could be worked out though, got to be easier than the Wheego.

Anonymous

Love all your formats scripted and unscripted.

Tedd ILL

You need to add a "Bus Dungeon" sign to that door! Also, Chickums!!!! Love the chicken work. Thank you for all the work you share with us. :)

Jennifer Holz

It makes me deeply happy that YouTube as a career is working out for you and you are feeling free :)

Misha Dellinger

Next, goats and sheep! Also, get netting over the fence.