Kentucky Farmhouse Rehab Update; PART 2! Tractors, Farmhouse update & More

06-12-20, PART 2. Join me for a much awaited trip back to the Kentucky farmhouse rehab and land project! In PART 2 I'll fill a dumpster with all of the trash that we pulled out of the farmhouse rehab project as well as from the first barn that we cleaned out. Of course, that DID NOT go as planned and on the way there I blew a bearing out of the equipment trailer!! This forced me to have to unload the Bobcat T650 and leave it in a parking lot while I took the trailer across the Ohio River, into Kentucky for complete repairs! NOW WHAT??? Good new though! Since we always try to plan ahead, I HAD A BACK UP PLAN! Since I had the tractor/Skid steer grapple on the trailer I could use the older Branson Rehab tractor to do the grapple work and load up the dumpster, especially since we are paying by the day for it!! Join me for some fun and adventure on this day trip across the river into Kentucky! I was also able to find a reputable trailer place in Kentucky that I dropped off the trailer at and they will be starting the repairs on Monday! My neighbor also brought over his Kubota tractor to help out with the massive yard cleanup, and between the 2 tractors we were able to get the dumpster completely full and the yard and barn area junk piles all cleaned up! In you missed PART 1 of this project here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APJ5-Y--SVw
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