I bought this old Cat D6C to dig a pond. It was the cheapest I could find on auction. I ended up having to replace the head because of a crack, as well as the turbo.

I got the pond mostly dug, now if it would just rain.

Bag is a veto pro pac backpack. I can fix about 70% of problems around my plant without having to go to my big toolbox.

This is an older pic of my baby, she's got another 140k miles (285k total) now, and a bit rougher body.

This project has taken so long, we started right around the start of the pandemic. We knocked down the wall and made this small area (about 8' x 8') that cuts into our unfinished utility room.

I still need to finish the flooring, and add some shelves to the back of the bar, but so far its coming along. I installed a 2 faucet beer tower that is fed from the other side of the wall.

This is just a test post

1-1/4 bit on a Hilti TE60 rotary hammer/hammer drill next to my BTFO Milwaukee Fuel hammer drill

I picked up this saw for about $80 at a garage sale. Rebuilt with a new piston and cylinder from Amazon for about $50.

I acquired this axe from my grandfather's estate when he passed. The handle was not in good shape so I decided to try my hand at making a new one from scratch. I used a piece of Hackberry from a younger tree I had cut down. I'm happy with the way it turned out!

My first brand new vehicle, and first GMC. Coming from a 2011 Silverado 2500HD 6.6L Duramax and loving this little baby duramax. Fuel economy is great and the ride is much smoother than my old truck.

This is a new instance of Lemmy (created after the reddit exodus).

I want to make this instance a place to host types of communities that I used to frequent on reddit: places like r/permaculture, r/farming, r/nolawns, r/homesteading, r/homeimprovement, etc.

Feel free to create your own community! If you need help, have suggestions, or any ideas, please feel free to post in this community.