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Arrive and Assess Lawnmower

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This might be stupid.....🤤 $100 truck gets a workout

What happens here

The presenter arrives at his aunt and uncle's restored 1880s farmhouse, showcasing the property. He then locates the John Deere lawnmower, which is lying on its side next to a red tractor with a front-end loader and a flatbed truck. The mower's condition, already on its side, further confirms its non-operational status.

Goal: Upon arrival at his aunt and uncle's circa 1880s farmhouse, the presenter locates the broken John Deere lawnmower, which is currently on its side, confirming its non-operational state.

Tools and materials

  • Flatbed Truck
  • John Deere Lawnmower
  • Tractor with Front-End Loader

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way to stop and check out so folks were up here at my aunt and uncle's house and as I was driving up here I thought you know what why not give you a little bit of a history lesson here about the area we're in in Virginia so we're in the rolling hills of Patrick County Virginia Patrick County is here and the first County we cross through is Henry County if you put those two words together you get Patrick Henry now Patrick Henry if you don't know is one of our founding fathers one of the colleges that I went to one of the junior colleges that I went to was Patrick Henry Community College so that being said this area is very rich in history and a little-known fact is that Patrick Henry did not sign the Declaration of Independence because it did not have a Bill of Rights pretty interesting fact this is the birthplace of jib Stuart Jeb Stewart was a US Army officer that turned Confederate now the closest town or city is Stewart Virginia now do you think they're gonna rename Stewart Virginia there's a big statue of Jeb Stewart right in Stewart Virginia this is part of history and I think our nation is trying to throw it away I don't think it's a racial thing I think it's just a history thing and we need to hang on to our history whether it's good history or whether it's bad history whether we're ashamed of it and whether we're not that's my opinion but here we are in Patrick County Virginia and there your history lesson for the day now let's take the hundred dollar truck and load up a broken-down lawnmower which is definitely on the lines of being a hillbilly look behind me how beautiful it is these are the mountains that's bull mountain right there that's bull Mountain beautiful beautiful place and if you guys are NASCAR fans at all if you watch races Martinsville Speedway it's probably about a half hour south of here and this is the mountain right there then a lot of those Hendrick Motorsports folks crashed and died very sad day but that's a little history that's where we are let's get this truck down here and pick up this lawn mower I hope you guys find that stuff interesting please click the like button subscribe to the channel if you're not already subscribed let's go have some fun just so you folks know the house we're getting ready to pull up to is a circa 1880s home that my aunt and uncle restored they bought this farm I think it's about a hundred acres and the beautiful rolling hills of Southwest Virginia and they restored this house check it out…

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