Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
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We have a metal pipe going across a stream that we use for irrigation, and when we started the pump on our newly planted beans this year we found that the pipe had rotted through and there were lots of holes on the underside, which meant there wasn't enough pressure for the sprinklers. I cut out the old pipe, glued on some flanges, and then welded together a new pipe and cut it to length. I set the pipe in place and welded it to the metal flanges. Also in this video, we move our combine through town to the next grass seed field and continue harvest.
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We have a metal pipe going across a stream that we use for irrigation, and when we started the pump on our newly planted beans this year we found that the pipe had rotted through and there were lots of holes on the underside, which meant there wasn't enough pressure for the sprinklers. I cut out the old pipe, glued on some flanges, and then welded together a new pipe and cut it to length. I set the pipe in place and welded it to the metal flanges. Also in this video, we move our combine through town to the next grass seed field and continue harvest.
