Youtube reading (watching) list

[Ashes_Firewood]

In the Wood Yard

Buckin' Billy Ray Smith

Edited January 4, 2023 by Ashes_Firewood

[petercb]

One I forgot to mention is Harmless Farmer (Andy Detwiler). Sadly he died a few weeks ago but he lost both arms as a young toddler but what he did in his life was truly inspiring. Worth looking at some of the older videos as his daughter is keeping the channel  going.

 

 

Edited January 4, 2023 by petercb

[AHPP]

 

The silly title and stubs aside (and in fairness at least some of them are

left for a good reason), I found this quite relaxing. Nothing mega mega. Just a guy taking his time on a nice day. Not thoroughbred educational material, just pleasant watching. 

[Scotty2809]

On 24/12/2022 at 00:47, twistedhicap said:

Totally on my list has been for a while he’s a top notch engineer ! 
 

Dirt Perfect is a good watch if you like diggers and dozers ! 
 

lord Muck is also a good old chap very varied content Ag and machinery mostly ! 
 

couple of big American farms Larson Farms and Millennial farmer. 
 

If you like a bit of British backstreet Shed engineering then DoubleBoost is a must ! 
 

I watch more YouTube than TV so much more relieve and intresting than the old Googlebox is nowadays ! 
 

And I also have a small channel on the Tubes too ! 

 

 

try Snowball engineering and Tom Lamb... worth a watch

[swinny]

10 hours ago, Scotty2809 said:

try Snowball engineering and Tom Lamb... worth a watch

Good is snowball 👍 

[swinny]

C&c equipment also good if you like bulldozers etc and repairs. They show you the auctions they go to also 👍 

 

God knows how someone knows what their bidding over in USA with the auctioneer talking so fast!