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Good show. Use of the cow pad is smart (they’re plenty tough, yet a bit spongy). While you’re doing your trailer pre-op check, you should check the torque on your lug nuts. This is also a good safety practice for your tractor lug nuts. The wheels on both tractor & trailer are subject to lots of vibration & therefore loosening. I mark the pressure & torque specs on all equipment wheels w/ paint marker so I don’t have to look them up each time I check them. Suggestion for securing your tractor to the trailer: use chains & tensioners instead of straps. Mytee products sells all sorts of tie down equipment at very reasonable prices. If you must use straps, get some strap guard “sleeves,” & use them wherever the straps touch metal. Metal will rub & degrade straps under load. The straps may eventually fail (ask me how I know…). Better to have your strap guard fail than your securing strap.

Got this saw to trim larger tree limbs ( 3 or 4 inches) from the ground. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxHMc_g3gGUpXsBlcRniL7qDnlxwo192gi Plenty of power to do this job. I went with Dewalt because I have several 20 amp Dewalt battery power tools. Cut limbs very fast. Cut about 10 limbs. Saw chain is still sharp, used one battery charge . Unit is heavy when fully extended, but resting on a limb the saw weight helps cut the limb. Saw can be used at various lengths. I have several batteries charged up at one time but have not had to get a new charged battery for any of my tools doing small jobs around the house. Love this stuff. Saw chain should not be resting on the tree limb when starting the saw chain up.

I would like to know if the B2601 is the same size as the l2501. I have l2501 and about to buy a 6x12 dump trailer

Thanks for the great video guys. I sure wish they made a BXpanded quick connect and bucket for the Branson tractor backhoe. I could build one but I'm not that ingenious. Guess I'll have to dig trenches with the 12" bucket for now. Keep up the good work!

Thanks man, I learned a lot, ordering helmet now.

Sean and Lisa long time no see. Hope all is going well with you. God bless

thank you- how insane video,;))

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I have a question, is it as easy now to install the original bucket, how does it perform with the quick connect?

Hi Sean ! Just watched the full video ! Awesome so awesome ! Ha ! you had to climb in eh ! I would have done it too.... So glad you are getting that much video done every once in awhile, it's great to see the progress ! ( p.s. - 11k views on this and I'm the only comment ? that is just wonky.... I can't out of 11K viewers that nobody else has commented. ) That is going to be one BIG house. Where I live square footage of a house is not measuring including the basement... I'm curious to know what the SF is of this house.... which would be what ? main floor and upper floor, etc.. not sure if this is a 2 level home or single. Anyway, it's going to be grand ! 🙂

I can’t believe I’m seeing an excavator on your property digging away. What a beautiful site. Sorry about the added expense of busting the granite. Congratulations Sean and Lisa for the start of your home build.

So happy for you guys it’s finally getting done!

I too have learned this lesson the hard way after extensive usage with my homemade pole saw. One solution I have come up with is to use an additional homemade branch “grabber” pole. This is longer and lighter than my pole saw. If I have an especially large or tricky branch, I will try to only cut it about 2/3 of the way then use my grabber pole with a large hook to grab it and pull it until it breaks off. I can do this from a safer distance away. Once broken off I will then make another “clean cut” removing a smaller few inch piece.

Sean you had me worried when you said let me see if I can get the chain saw out. I happy for you both about the start of your build. God bless.

Ok time to get a sawmill!

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It's truly mind boggling what comes out of a log. That lumber is beautiful. The CO$T of those thick pieces, big $$$ if bought from a 3rd party. P.S. I could see a really amazing kitchen table later on down the line made from logs like those. Thanks for the video Sean and Lisa ! 😊

The wood looks awesome cant wait to see it in the house

Sean that tree really provided some beautiful looking lumber with spectacular grains. You and Lisa enjoy life and live your dreams.

I'm still waiting 2 months now. How long did yours take?

Morning Sean ! I was manually checking my feed and just saw your video now ! P.S. - I just checked your description and almost fell off my chair. Last night I was telling my wife about me leaving a comment on your video the other day on Insta, and so last night I asked her what the name of the lake was that our family lives on... and she says Lake Loughborough ! and then now I see the name of your lake in print ! hahaha ! wow. Yup I know you told me about the lake the other day, but seeing it here, that was a "wow" moment hahaha ! Thanks for the video, glad no "Seans" were were injured during this video LOL. P.S. love the drone footage, what drone is that ? I want one, but I know they are $ and not sure if I would ever use it more than a few times, but they are cool. I'm guessing one of the DJI models, but which one ? - the video is super crisp ! Love it. Anyway I bid you and Lisa a great day ! 😊

Thats exciting news about the lot. It will be cool to see all those things happening for you guys!

Glad you are doing better Sean! I love my b2601! I do all my plowing without chains and most the time it handles everything just fine without them. I have thought about them and had no idea about the wheel spacers. It's a good thing to keep in mind. It's hard to tell in the video but do you use the float function on your loader when plowing? Another great video and look forward to the next one!

South Frontenac! Beautiful area, beautiful skies at night.

Good morning Sean ! Welcome home ! 1 vote up for Lisa on "frozen" hahaha ! That said, .....in this phrase "froze" is correct..... it was so cold today, I froze my a$$ off" LOL On the topic of chains, they do work and work well. From many sources, chains should only be used on the rear tires, if used on front tires you can potentially damage the transmission. I read this a few times on different tractor forums, so I will take their word for it. When I bought my BX, I had change put on the rear tires, - amazing traction. This year I was too lazy to put them on, and now I wish I had. H have generic chains for my tractor. If you check GPOutdoors, he has some good videos on chains he bought, they are amazing. They are hand welded with real claws that grab into the snow and ice. Price though - out of my price range, around $800 or higher depending on what type you buy. My Kubota dealer sells TRYGG brand chains, I may look into those one day. ( doubtful but maybe ) ... but yeah, just on a slight incline that I have on my property, - last year with the chains on, my BX went up the hill with zero problem, this year without the chains, it just slid. BTW - loved 13 minutes in..... it's really true Sean, boys will be boys and we never really grow up, I see how much fun you're having there driving into that compacted snow haha ! Last comment, - that snowblower makes your work so fast. Blow it once and it's gone. You never have to move it again. The other thing, - snowblower vs front loader shovel - as you drive along with the snow blower, you're never really pushing that snow much at all, it disappears as you drive forward, so the resistance is nill vs a front loader where that resistance becomes more and more as you push. I've seen a few youtube channels, where guys get so much snow and are using a loader, and you just want to go help the guy with your snowblower. (well I do haha ) I just don't get enough hours on my little BX. Anyway, nice seeing again ! hope you had a refreshing vacation Sean ! Thanks for the video oh oh oh !

Make your first cut from underneath and only go about 1/4 through the limb. Then finish your cut by moving the blade slightly closer to the trunk and cut from the top. This serves several purposes; the branch will snap off and fall to the ground without getting hung up, the saw blade will not get pinched in the cut, the tree will sustain less damage from the falling limb pulling bark away from the tree! Hope you're feeling better.

Man glad you are ok! Thanks for passing on the what to look out for!

Oh man! That was a tough shot to the head! I look foolish in all of my vids! Good on you for passing on a teaching moment! Your vids look great! What do you film with and what do you edit with? If you dont mind sharing!

Dude! You need to move your feet faster next time!

Hi Sean ! hope you are doing better !

Great video Sean ! I wish I had the back hoe on my BX, but wouldn't use it much, but it's nice to see in action ! I hope you are doing better after the tree branch fell on you. ( for anyone wondering, Sean had a tree brand hit him - check his video for that ( posted Feb 11, 2022 )

I think it's important if you are making a video that you are honest and leave your mistakes in, like when I put bar oil in the gas tank of my saw. I could have cut that out of the video and not look like a dummy, but I was a dummy so I showed it. I'm glad you are ok! Be safe out there man.

Thank you so much Sean & Lisa for your message and support. We can't be more grateful for all the love and support all around. Your channel is so cool, definitely could learn a lot from you guys. Subscribed to you as well, you're a natural!

Morning Sean, just watched the video. It's through videos like this, that others can be more aware of those invisible dangers just ready to happen. It will make me much more aware when cutting down what seem to be "just" branches next time I cut one down. What many don't appreciate is gravity combined with weight and distance. What seems to be a smaller branch, quickly turns into a much larger tree limb when it stars to fall and gather speed which introduces much more force upon impact. So yeah, thanks for posting this, and being honest. I think everyone will agree leaving that portion of the video in there, was a *good* thing for others to see and learn from. BTW, if listen carefully you can hear that tree branch hitting your helmet. If not for that helmet, I think things would have been so much worse. P.S. ⚠ Take a good minute, and inspect your helmet for any sign of cracks. I know from my motorcycle days, that even a small impact to a helmet, and you should change the helmet which is a big deal ( $ wise) Work helmet is cheaper to replace, so it's a really good thing to inspect it for any hairline cracks. That's all I can give in terms of advice. P.S. - Great use of the drone when cutting the 2nd branch..... ( isn't it too bad the drone couldn't have a chainsaw attached to it eh ? ) haha ! That's it, Happy Friday and have a great weekend. I hope you are on the mend Sean. I can see you are a kind soul.

Sean I respect you for your honesty. Lessons learned and we move on with life. Take care, enjoy life and live your dream.

Love the new intro guys hoe you feel better soon Sean.

Super excited to see you guys again and super excited to see what I can squeeze out of your logs thanks again a million for choosing Westwood tree services 🙂

If there is a will, there is a way. Awesome video! I look forward to seeing what you get back from the mill.

Thank you for sharing this video guys. I enjoyed it.

90 man hours to do the wood

Loved the video! The wagers had me laughing. You guys have a nice setup there.

Amazing video guys I think it’s gonna take 33 hours to clean out all those logs

Practice makes perfect

Hey Sean ! Awesome video ! Loved watching you plow and also use that neat thumb on the backhoe. Don't stop the plowing, that type of video is really gaining popularity within the Kubota community here on TH-cam. Good luck on your project ! I look forward to seeing the progress over the next years. Looking forward to seeing the DIY crane video too ! oh yeah Cool ! 🙂

Great video guys your Channel has grown so much

Best investment for there would be a used snowblower for the kubota

Amazing video guys can’t believe how much your channels grown!