The Off Grid Project Car Troubles And More Fire Wood Delivered
2,661 views · Published 13 September 2018 · 9:38 · Indexed 6 November 2026
Channel: The Do It Yourself World · 2018 · Howto & Style
A lot went on at the off grid homestead this day with me running the roads and getting stuff for our property. In the morning I went off with a friend who helped me bring home my new boat. I sold the other one and used that money to get a better one. On the way back to our place we found a load of stuff on the side of the road which we loaded into my friend's truck. When I got dropped off at the homestead, some other friends were there waiting for me with a trailer load of fire wood. We emptied that load and then hauled two more loads of cut and split fire wood for our tiny house heating. We also got a free picnic table which they wanted to get rid of. This will be nice under Melanie's tree. After that my other friend returned and we got some free double pane glass windows which I will use on the roof of the greenhouse. I am considering making these adjustable to be opened in summer to let the heat out. They will probably go on top in order to seal in the winter warmth since they are double pane windows. Up to is where most of the heat will escape and the extra insulation of the double pane glass will help a lot. The brake pads on the Buick were starting to scratch so I ordered new ones with over night express shipping. I was attempting to remove the brake calipers when a bolt broke off inside the caliper itself. A new one costs $100 and I dont get paid till the 22nd. I also do not have the tools to remove the bolt myself so I am a bit stuck here now. And I figure the other bolt is going to break off as well based on how it feels. I got the Olds running again and transferred insurance and plates to this vehicle for now. It leaks transmission fluid and I cant find the source of the leak yet. But it least this one drives for now and we need a car for emergencies with a baby now walking in our home. I hauled over and stacked some of the fire wood but the day was getting late and I did not get too much done. The day came to an end as I was still hauling fire wood in the near dark so I decided to go in for the night. Thanks for watching. Please Subscribe & follow my daily videos as we strive to become fully self sufficient and off the grid on a budget. Troy http://www.thedoityourselfworld.com http://www.theoffgridproject.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHECK OUT OUR OTHER CHANNELS: Off Grid Homesteading With Melanie: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFRwlShDuXP5WXdtXV15rAQ The Do It Yourself World Electronics: https://www.diytube.video/channel/2/ TR Tech Tactical & Survival: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPdsvwahC2wh8lvWs6ud4g ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join our Patreon account for special videos and footage, prizes, gifts and more: https://www.patreon.com/TheDoItYourselfWorld Watch, comment and earn money on my steem channel: https://steemit.com/@thediyworld Join DIY Tube Video Community and get paid for just about everything you do on there. http://www.diytube.video ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note: Copying this video, in part or in full, is a violation of copyright unless the user has express permission from the owner. Violation of this copyright will be pursued to the fullest extent of the law.
More from this channel
-
2:28
How to pre tin a solar cell for assembly into a full solar panel Part 2
-
2:15
How to make solar panels Part 1 - tinning the tabbing wire
-
1:25
How to make solar panels Part 5. Stringing the tabbed solar cells together
-
1:55
Using 6 volt lantern batteries to power my SSG and charge 60 AH of batteries
-
1:26
This is an old DIY solar panel that has been used and tested for years now.
-
3:21
How To Make Solar Panels - Cut The Tabbing Wire - Fast And Easy
-
1:15
Raising Chickens - 3 Weeks Old Now
-
9:44
$1 per Watt DIY Solar Panel, Mounting The Plexiglas