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@@thankswillie If you make a video, shoot me over the link!

This is some great advice-I hate to admit it (live and learn), but we are back having issues with the tranny again. It won't go in reverse. Drives forward fine. I've been told its likely a mechanical issue, not a solenoid/servo. I've seen some people try to replace the servo, some add an extension kit-not sure why that's working, but this is the second time with tranny problems. Already put one in that we got from a salvage yard.

Thanks for stopping by and offering more insight. What do you mean by, "Our customers who use tumblers usually put breaking big chunks in tumbler and put it into reencle when its breaks down."

Can’t tell whether this is directed at yours truly or the men trying to overthrow Suriname. Maybe this is one of those, “Ask me no questions, I’ll tell you no lies situations.”

I’ve been very happy with how it’s been holding up. The drying feature has worked well when it’s too wet, and it turn into compost quickly. I’ve been adding it to the tumbler, but I may soon cut out the middle man and go straight to the garden. I’ve thought about adding some dirt into a horizontal tumbler to manage the ratios. When trying to empty that vertical tumbler to fill a raised bed the other day, I realized why the guy sold it to me :)

Thanks! Was a fun little side mission.

You leave a little behind every time and it continues to regenerate. It’s been working pretty well a couple weeks in! Thanks for stopping by!

Then, we've got a two-for-one special! Because, "the Joe Brown access point above Yankee Jim Canyon is dominated by cutthroat trout with a healthy supply of rainbows and a handful of browns sprinkled in."

Thanks for chiming in! I can rationalize the lights flickering on in an old building, and perhaps even the elevators acting up. However, a more challenging phenomenon to explain logically is the door that was propped open by a 5-gallon bucket filled with hammers. How did it close on its own, and why did the bucket return to its original spot? Additionally, we need an explanation for the accounts of footsteps sounds heard by multiple individuals on a supposedly vacant floor. Also, I'm curious about your thoughts on the hidden chamber leading to the shaft in the floor. Do you have any insights?

Hey! Welcome to the channel, cousin :) What Smith descendant does your family come from?

@@byMatthewSmith Johannes Smith (1718->1791), John Smith (1757- abt. 1805), Arintha Smith (1787-1886), Matilda Amanda Bellis (1828-1909), Charles William Dunn (1851-1951), Arintha Bellis Dunn (1879-1979), John Spencer Anderson (1905-1984)

@@kennyanderson77 Very cool! Do you know much about John and Arintha? The Bellis family line also weaves in-and-out of the Smith family tree. There was a parsonage in 1749 near Copper Hill (where Mathias Smith and Adam Bellis lived), and the deed to the property styles the church the “Calvenist or Priesbeterian Church in the Township of Amwell.” Not sure if this Adam is connected to your Bellis line?

@@byMatthewSmith Yes, they all descend from the Boellesfeldt family of Amwell

That's good to know! Had the tranny looked at and ended up needing to get it swapped out at a local salvage yard. But now I know in case I need to perform this operation again :) How often do you need to switch out the pan filter?

​@@byMatthewSmith 30k miles if it looks good. If it came out all brown and dirty, do it every 10-15k until it's looking good again. Don't use that ATF universal crap in these 4L60E's. Use the dex fluid only. Preferably the newest one since they are backwards compatible

@@jamescarter6318good stuff! Thanks for the feedback.

I bought an electric fuel pump on line made for go carts. it has to be 3- 4 psi and replace your oil pressure sensor with one with 3 contacts 2 contact compelet the cicurt when cranking and oil pressure is above 5 psi.

I'm with you all the way, glad it was found. I still loved the thrill of the chase, and I feel like I had a pretty decent theory. Plus, I got to see places in Taos and Yellowstone that I'd never seen before-and wasn't that the whole purpose of FF's doing all this? Mission accomplished!

lol, yes. Masons often get confused with the Mole People. Easy mistake to make.

Probably not!

Good point!

@@byMatthewSmith It's really interesting, I've read about trenches dug in a zig zag to provide better protection from shrapnel, but I never heard of someone building an entrance that way, it's actually really, really clever.

Don't make 'em like the old days anymore.

@Bill I was reading a treasure hunting guide on identifying types of "blazes." This was a page of sketches that I made in my field guide so that it might be easy for me to identify them as I encountered them.

Thank you for the response. I would like to read it, would you tell me title. Maybe I can find it.

Please provide book title for puzzles.

Is there another way to communicate with you.

@@billmartinez1236 it is Treasure Signs, Symbols, Shadow and Sun Signs by Charles A. Kenworthy.

Thanks for listening. Sara is the best to talk to. I'm sure you would have had some great input as well!

@@byMatthewSmith Yeah a lot of the topics you touched on had a little bit to do with my forrest fenn, journey and life lessons there were to be learned. I have tried to talk a few times on a few of the UA-cam channels but nobody would listen, my handle on UA-cam was Jason North face it's pretty cool that you're a fellow Iowan live up in the northeast corner of Iowa. The ironic part Is that on your thumbnail up by New York my ancestry leads to that area under the name of Updike and in that picture it's right above your family name. Fun coincidence. There was also a marriage between our 2 families in that area

@@jasonNF111 those are some fun coincidences! You must be up near Decorah? If you are ever down near DSM, hit me up and we’ll grab a drink. Send me that manuscript too!

Honest question, "What are your feelings on Santa Claus?"

@@byMatthewSmith doesn’t exist. Sort of like Peter Pan and God

@@ralphtaylor787 Gotcha, so the TTOTC was a fraud, because, in your opinion, no treasure ever existed or was hidden? Is it possible that TTOTC still has value in the way that Santa, Peter Pan and God teach us something about life?

@@byMatthewSmith I do have proof. It isn’t my opinion...it’s fact. And if your delusional ass wants to believe in fairytales like God and TTOTC, have fun.

GTFO! Let's hope she wasn't hunting in the last two years.

@@byMatthewSmith it's a loooong craaaazy story, but it was insane running into him. For me, it's like a distant second to actually finding the treasure. I was writing a novel about a group of NYer fish-out-of-waters hunting for the treasure prior to tying the knot. I learned years later my ex had plagiarized my artwork 7 years prior to us dating/hunting for the gold; this was back in NYC; her plagiarism launched her whole art/teaching career with it--and never told me, not even when we dated. Meeting Forest will always cast a magical glow over everything, including my novel, in spite of my ex's behavior. It's a really funny novel. It's completely inspired by the real hunt; you want to check it out? I can send you a link.

@@AlexanderNixonArtHistory That is wild indeed! Sure, would love to check it out. Writing my own book as well speak as well.

@@AlexanderNixonArtHistory feel free to send over the link to matthew@matthewesmith.com

Where do you live? Have you checked on the Cushman Facebook group?

@@byMatthewSmith we live in Ohio, how do we join the Facebook group?

@@debdixon8387 give this a shot: facebook.com/groups/487997247912630

Looks interesting!

Lol, an actual temptation from Satan for riches beyond measure…what to do? Thanks for the sub :)

@@byMatthewSmith you never know I think it’s worth one more look

Also, i am located in Sant Cruz , keepin it weird here

@@fliptopmedia If you are keeping it weird, you've come to the right place. Its been a minute, so trying to dig back into the archives: It was a 1965 Tular, aka Pony Express Triwheeler, three speed with reverse shift on the column. Patented and designed by Robert Von Heck, it has a manual transmission and was designed to out perform the Cushmans and Westcoasters for mail delivery back in the day. According to Von Heck himself: It is a very rare survivor 'PonyExpress' triwheeler that I designed and patented & prototyped for the USPS back in 1964, which won a design-contest awarding initial production/contract for 65,000 to then German-owned TAPCO Inc. of Van Nuys, California. While exceedingly well-made, with full-2" tubular-steel frame, and stability far superior to the crude earlier Cushman Mailster, only some 350 units were actually produced. (A Cushman tipped over, killing its driver, and the Postmaster in his Limousine on the way to his Washington DC USPS, office picked up his car-phone in an ignorant panic reaction, and canceled the entire order on this wonderful advanced-design!!!) I never made a dime on the contract; -however, I still have the prototype & patent, and am contemplating a modern electric-powered version." The engine is a Onan CCK two cylinder engine. You can still find parts for them as they are used often as generators and with RVs I think. Couple of links for you: minutia-microcarsminicars.blogspot.com/2009/01/is-it-cushman-truckstera-mailsteror.html www.gao.gov/products/b-160834#mt=summary dspace.wrlc.org/doc/get/2041/53531/b20f13-0219udisplay.pdf (link broken, but you may be able to email the address on the screen to track down the old article). barnfinds.com/1965-tapco-pony-express/. (Good backstory) patents.justia.com/inventor/robert-von-heck (Patents by Von Heck, most recent in 2007, maybe he's still around and you could track him down and find an old manual) I'd join the Cushman Truckster Group on Facebook. There's not a lot of people who own these. Whatever you do, make sure to stop buy and post a link to yours once you get it up and running. I'd love to stop by and grab a cup of coffee sometime!

Thanks, I think so too ;)

Indeed! And thanks for stopping by.

Excellent breakdown!

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lol, that's the great thing about the internet. Make a video about finding meaning in life in family and nature and somebody calls you and idiot for mispronouncing a word. Thanks for stopping by!

There is some interesting history in this family tree as it pertains to some more esoteric traditions. Some your your observations have meaning in those traditions as well. More on that in another video!