Windows, Doors, Floor Epoxy, Gravel and MORE! Barn Build - Part 3
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Our barn build is scootin' right along! We're near the end, and have a ton of finishing touches to do at this point like doors, windows, floors, and more. Plus you'll see the worlds first dual carbed DeLorean up close!
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You should definitely restore the old tractor
It would be good to restore something completely. All the way down and back up again.
All the old tractors he has lol
Full full restoration! 👍💯
Full resto bleep bloop
I've done quite a few Johnny poppers definitely an enjoyable experience doesnt seem like people have been doing alot of restoring on classic tractors lately we've all learned it's nearly impossible to not end up upside down on em monetarily speaking
I was a carpenter for 33 years so I’ve had my share of concrete work. I was told that concrete has 2 guarantees, it’s gonna crack and nobody will steal it!
Concrete never needs mowing. I love concrete!!!
You're living proof that hard work pays off
or that KZhead overpays
@@AdamM-pt1so I see the jealousy in this one. He works non-stop. I honestly don't know how he does it. What is your KZhead channel? Do you even have one? 😂
@@Chopski64 Eat my pickled eggs bro
@@Chopski64 Suckafart
He is a hard woman does roadworthy garage and finds old vehicles on the road and gets them running brings them home and finishes them. Than comes home puts up building and works on the yard and house busy man. And hard worker and love watching biscuits shows
In 1960 my uncle drove his first brand-new tractor, a John Deere, home from the dealer in town. 50 years later, on his 80th birthday, my cousin presented him with that same tractor, fully restored. Do the tractor, it's a thing of beauty.
Contractor who stands behind his work and makes it right, you know you found the right people!
I wish they stood behind all their builds. They cost my buddy $70k on his build from poor workmanship and refusing to fix it. I cringed when Derek said their name.
@@97minitacoYour buddy doesn't have a KZhead channel with a million people watching them.
What about the crack that went under the wall and outside to the area under the overhang? 🤔
@@97minitacoWell now a million people get to see an average Joe's customer experience with them. 👍🏻
@@97minitaco Summertown Metals
Structural engineer here. Those cracks are typically a subgrade issue, not so much a concrete issue. On some occasions if concrete cures too quickly it'll crack but not like that. Your expectations are spot-on. That'll be a decent fix for now but it won't be a forever fix. If there was rebar in the slab those cracks would probably never really open up more than that, but without there's certainly that possibility. Fiber isn't bad, but it's not rebar. Edit: I actually noticed those cracks in your last Lodge video and I was surprised at how quickly those were there.
Yes, I noticed and was disappointed by the cracked floor. I have a thing about vehicle carrying concrete and always make sure it will take the weight. I like 6”-9” of hardcore, topped with 6” minimum of reinforced concrete, my choice would be 9” of granolith if I was putting lorries on it. Thing is if you are building a workshop you don’t ever want to think about the floor again.
Yea... It will never NOT CRACK for sure. Interesting to see how fast it cracks. Obviously I substrate issue. I would have been sick to my stomach to have such a crap job that I have to do temp fixes on the rest of my life!! ha
Gotta say, been living in the south for over 50 years and when a slab is put in, wire mesh is used and if the slab is going to hold vehicles, rebar is used.
I got a say it does my ❤ good to see a fella that works so hard able to build his dream oasis on his land. I’m super happy for you and the family. I pray Jesus continues to bless you and prosper you and the family. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸God bless!
Lots of praise for the comical biblical character-sure would be nice to see this “phoney “jesus clown show up with his cowardly father lol (that won’t happen fairy tales are not real mikencrew)
To think how just a few years ago you were filming in your garage to where you are now. Derek nice things happen to good people , and all that blood sweat and tears and a fantastic role model family is keeping you focused.I reckon this is just the start of it for you as well because you are so switched on to what people enjoy to watch and be entertained with.Just keep being you and we will all be happy.
I could definitely go for a full rebuild of the ol' tractor! I think that'd really entertaining and interesting!
A guy's got an amazing car barn. And a guy's fans are happy for him. Thank you for bringing us along!
the epoxy floor coating was so satisfying 😌
Satisfying? I don’t understand.
@@americanman4746 ASMR for a feller. scritched a tickle so to speak
Those floor guys are good. And I did floors for 40 years. It is awesome watching people who know what they are doing. That is why two million fellers watch you!
Yep, that tractor deserves some love, go for it!
You should use that netting like on your garden. So that rock doesn't just sink into the mud.
Awesome video brother stay strong and God bless ❤❤❤
Derrick im still waaay happy that you moved out of Minnesota and moved to Tennessee...😊
Love VGL just as much as VGG! Thanks for letting us into your life through VGL! I also vote for a rebuild/paint of the Deere!
Derek, another fine episode! Whilst you were bragging on the gravel guy I was thinking about why I've been watching you for years. It's because you've been perfecting your craft over many years and are fun to watch while you work. You and the gravel guy have that in common! Mega kudos!
In Houston which is in the south. We always lay slabs with rebar, always!
I know a guy that wishes he had put in a hydraulic car lift when he built his pole barn. Love your videos Derek. Enjoy the boys. It's hard to believe mine are 23 and 26 now. They grow up quick. Keep on Keepin' on brother.
Definitely bring the Tractor back to its former glory
I was daddys little girl and he was a grease monkey 🐒 and you remind me of him we lost him about 10years ago but he loved fixing up old cars,love you and your familys content in a crazy world its nice to smile
The trash pile should go with the builder before he gets the final check. They always try to pull that one.
😳🙌🏽 TELL ME that concrete guy isn’t actually doing the “Worm” while taping off the sill! That’s talent.😎👍🏽🇺🇸🙏🏼
AWESOME!
I do construction work. I have did it all my life I just turned 50 and been doing it since I been 13 years old
Concrete guy ova here. I gotta say..a few sticks of rebar well covered lasts years.😊
As a mason Derek, your masonry is gonna be either a cultured stone which is a fake stone made in a mold, but is cheaper than a thin cut real stone, or thin brick. Thin brick is about twice the cost of a full brick product wise and labor wise, as a full brick needs the face cut off to use for thin applications and needs the wall prepped per code with weepscreed, tarpaper, rainscreen, and metal lathe. Thin brick can be about 2$ a piece, where you can get full brick for 1$ or even less. You said you're going brick in vid...not sure if just a generic term here. But to save cost if going brick look, have them bolt angle irons on and use full brick, doesn't look like you have a brick ledge. Full brick are much quicker to lay as well.
DeLorean on VGG, absolutely, buildup
Great content and video as usual! If anybody out there hates elecro digicals like Derek and needs an installer, give me a shout!!! Been installing holley terminator systems and wiring cars from scratch in the Midwest area.
The best thing we’ve found for our shop is metal slag from Nucor in Decatur Alabama. You might be able to find something a little closer. But it makes good stuff. We put it on top of our chert and it doesn’t hardly move.
7:45 Oofta May, that’s a lot O cracks for a new building! You probably didn’t even get cold enough for long enough to get a good frost in the ground like we do up here in Snow Mexico 😳 I live in south western Ontario and this has been THE MILDEST WINTER I can remember in almost 50 years! Really only had 2 big snow storms and everything melted away in between, now it’s over 60 degrees, today 🤷♂️
I love the videos Derek. I'm glad things are working out for you folks in Tennessee. My wife and I are giong to be moving there from New York in a couple of years for the same set of reasons as you. It would be great to come see your shop. Keep up the good work
That's a beauty of a building.
I wouldn't mind seeing you fix up the John deer. Shops looking great my friend.
A feller needs some solar panels, batrees and inverters for temporary power. You could have some lights and run some smaller tools. Nice job on the barn!
Really happy for you all, y’all deserve it
You should buy one of them old commerical floor cleaner/polishing machines you drive around on the concrete floor making it shiny, probably save a lot of time in the long run for the cleaning.
I was over there picking up that leftover metal with a couple other guys from work on Wednesday, I gotta say Derek you have a beautiful place.
Derek,You need one of your young-ins to get a drone camera vid of the barn. Kids are good at that stuff.
I agree with a lot of the others on the rebuild of the JD. It would look awesome!
Strip the tractor down and give it a rebuild love all your show thanks mate 🇦🇺
Love the look of the engine on the DeLorean !
You probably already got the brick a stone veneer would look really good and it would look good on the retaining wall as well. Looking awesome so far 👍
I live in the south. always have. Had driveway poured in Lubbock, TX. Fiber they said, no rebar needed. It cracked all to hell. Now live in Corpus Christi, and had a driveway poured here, with rebar. no cracks. Post-tensioned is the only way to go. But I hope no reinforcement at all works for you.
Summertown is great. We wanted to build with them, but we were outside their area, so they got us hooked up with a contractor they recommended in our area to make it happen.
@Vice Grip Lodge please do a Video on the Delorean PLEASE
Looking good bud. I would strongly suggest you get an apron poured on the entrance area if you haven't planned on it already. Erosion and high traffic especially with tractors will cause the slab to crack and break away in chunks. 6-8" thick fiber mesh with wire reinforcement on a solid gravel base
Battleship/Machinery gray is used in ships so that you can spot leaks easier. Good choice.
3:59 WOW as soon as you started cranking over the tractor I went back in time to 1972 8th grade standing next to my dad's tractor when he started it up "Holy Crap" didn't know how that sound could stick with me that long, thank you for all the videos keep it up from your old stomping ground Minnesota.
Holy shit i have to go watch that episode of road worthy rescues. That is a sweet delorean. Thank god they are fixing that concrete. I remember the last video I was thinking how horrible it looks and it is brand new.
So happy for you … congratulations = come so far
Nice bailer there in the background at the end! Would be cool to see some farming episodes with old abandoned equipment like your JD M
One of the reasons for so much brick use in the south is termites. Found that out visiting my son in SC
you might wanna consider a metal post next to building in front of where cars are gonna be parked under that overhang. one little mishap parking a car there could be quite expensive 🙂
Love to see ya bleep bloop the JD tractor
The Force is Strong With You.
@vicegriplodge id highly suggest you put in piping ( pipe - plastic same as used in oil wells on a farm ) to run hot water to heat . A tank less water heater cost about $33 bucks a month to use . Cheapest and best way to heat and cool your new shop.
I want to see how it looks when you got it all filled up! and yes id definitely like to see the tractor get rebuilt!
I've always thought there's a lot of old tired iron like that John Deere kicking around in the weeds because no one wants to take the time to Tinker with it get it started get it running specially in the winter and the constant carburetor things that happen. I know it's easy to switch them to electronic ignition and still use the factory distributor housings and such to get away from the points and all the ignition problems, but good old-fashioned fuel injection would make them reliable easy starting and bring thousands of them around as a daily driver again. With your knowledge and your resources and your Connections in the industry I think you're the perfect guy to take that bull right by the horns and show us how to take all those cantankerous old mules out of the hedgerows and make them into reliable draft horses
I'd love to see the DeLorean on the VGG Channel!!!! And the M rebuild!
Looking great Derek!!!!
I love watching stuff like this
My last project - 5 story concrete structure, 12" thick in the air slabs. Cracks were routed out and filled with epoxy. You're on grade and should be fine. You may want to think about adding a concrete apron in front of your building slab to help protect the edge of your building slab.
Solar power-battery bank setup for the openers. I keep wanting to do a hobo frieght setup but just dont have the garage to do it in 😂 if u do it big enough u could have a bunch of maintainers. Extention the outlets down from the ceiling.
Nice barn build. If you are looking for light at night they make great solar powered ones that will give you enough battery power to get stuff moved in and out at night.
A full teardown and rebuild on the tractor would be something I would definitely enjoy watching.
Very jealous that shed looks extremely nice and yes restore the old deere
That looks great. Thanks for sharing.
Coming right along and looking great
I would love to watch a rebuild of the old M. I have owned a couple different two cylinder tractors and they are lots of fun!
Great idea to do the tractor over,would be a fun project.
Great video. I love seeing the progress. Looks fantastic!
You seem pretty cool about everything. It's difficult (impossible really) to make everything come out perfect but when you have good people that are there after things goes less than perfect, you know you have good people that are giving you there best so rest assured you're getting the best you can get and everything will turn out okay! I like the epoxy floors just because nothing can soak in that and stain it, it'll have to ruin the epoxy and that's going to be tough to do, it scratches but it's pretty tough and make clean up a breeze. With all of those posts it's near impossible for a floor not to crack if the concrete is good it'll last for years.
Its a little late but after years of trial and error, I've learned a 3" road stone base packed in with a 1" top layer makes the best driveway. The big stone base allows for dranage with reduced "washout" and less sinking. Guaranteed running those heavy tractors on that 11/2 will result in sunken tracks and potholes.
I like this garage. It's nicer than my house. Keep up the good work, feller.
I like people who perfect their craft, too! That's why I tune in to watch you! Love the progress on the barn, you and your family deserve all the good things coming to you.
What no back to the future sound effects when you opened the door to the Delorean. I bet that Delorean halls a** with that Porsche motor.
Great work, such a awesome sight to see come together. Love it.
That is a serious nice set up! Looking great.
Thanks Derek. Love this content.
It's looking great. I'm pleased for you. Thanks for sharing
Man thats a gorgeous barn. Doesnt matter if you went fir nice an or intended for it. Do it right 1st time an it cost less later on.. thats a very nice place
Good to see things coming together!
Looks awesome, a great space.
Just LOVE the look of the exterior, Derek!!
Scrap the tractor!! Chain up the tires on the DeLoreon and add a PTO and it’ll be fine ✌️
Barn is looking great!!!!
Looking great. Yins guys deserve it. Great video
that's awesome, way to go - shop looks great!
Glad to see your hard work paying off thanks for sharing
It's all really looking good.
Vice grip video to start a relaxing Sunday, thanks Derek and family. Much love from Jersey.
Real happy how that barn is coming along - looks really great.
Boy what a tease with that finished product... looks amazing!
As for power at the barn, you could put up some solar on that roof and an offgrid battery pack. Don't need much to run lights, doors and the occasional battery boiler. A lot easier and probably cheaper then running a power cable trough a trench and getting it connected up. If just for (basic) lights and door openeners a 12V system would even work and you would be done for about 500 bucks as far as power goes.
Looking great
That is quite the compound you are building there. Nice 👍
great progress and its looking great