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@@jamesirby8355 awesome 😎

@@richardwang474 what do you mean "again"?

@@TRguy64 it works. Let me know how you do

@@dachshundhomesteading7437 Winter just around the corner in these parts, will leave it for spring, but will order up that pressure washer!

@@wayward-saint My pressure washer can move 3 gallons a minute if it were on full tilt and did not have the pressure tip... I assume 150 gallons but idk

@ that’s a lot, what is your water source? Can you pump from a lake or do you have some massive greywater/rainwater reserves?

@@frankmagowan7400 It took me a while to figure it out but now I trench for electric conduit this way through all the roots.....it's messy but seems a lot better than dog and cut and dig and cut only to dull the chainsaw

@@johnholm8175 It gets to it with no problem You just got to make sure that you start the hole wide enough

@@1Dakashi I know right. Or a mud production company.. 😂

@@jessemitchell9651 The pine trees roots are not as impressive as that oak or the hickory that I've been taking out of the yard. Those are just matted messes of little roots but a pine tree is easy. I'll go on vacation this week I'll try one next week how about that

@@katiebrown1356 way better for sure

@@scotthildebrand1904 I have a well

@@MaditaFin it burned a week later. 😂

@@dachshundhomesteading7437 Please tell me you filmed it! 🤪🤪

@@MaditaFin of course. With about 20 other things. Tell you believe me. Cause it's not on my property anymore

The sawzall pruning blades work great.

@lakerdigital right. They are the way to go

@@zoemcquade7056 I have plenty.

@@douglasdonegan9372 that would probably do it

@@dachshundhomesteading7437 I do it all the time

@@Sheee211 it's definitely gone. I have several more I have to do soon

@@DanielBarrett-og7sv exactly

@@frankie2499 even with a 0 degree tip? That's some hard a$$ soil/clay

@@dachshundhomesteading7437 yeah it just displaces the water and sends it right back at you...I mean it works to a degree but it's like spraying a metal wall with little holes in it. Fu#$@ng sucks 😞

@@frankie2499 sorry to hear that. Time to sell and move to Florida

@@dachshundhomesteading7437 🤣

@@hadouken008 good luck. Lemme know how it goes

@@YoshiYahu007 ok. I have other videos also

Thank you. I'm sure your partner feels the same way about your relationship.

@@tombelling6141 thanks. I appreciate it

@@ronniegodsson8336 thanks. Work smarter not harder. Right?

@@TheFewmr2 it is nice and clean. Thanks

@@eugenewu2202 do you really think that if it works it is dumb?

I have a 20 gallon tank on my compressor. I'd like to think it could keep up but it fills tires and runs nail guns. They do have those big pull behind units that could work. But I'll stick to this

@@GdaySport it certainly works

Once it's cut you just roll it out. Technically you could set it on fire because now it'll burn. Where as you can't burn a stump that hasn't been opened up

True

That's a fact

No sir. Those are Nike crocodiles in the Nike croc exhibit at animal kingdom.. but alligators are fast

I could see that. Depends on the way the tree leans I guess

@@dachshundhomesteading7437 Definitely, you're at the mercy of the lean.

I've done it with both. Certainly accurate.. the hole needs to start out wider for sure for drainage to get that low

4th of July is here. I mean I could just get those 1/4 sticks of tnt and try that.. great idea

A spoon? This I want to see. 😂

@@dachshundhomesteading7437 It's a REALLY BIG spoon...:)

@@godbluffvdgg like a really big spoon attached to a heavy piece of machinery?

@@dachshundhomesteading7437 :),See, you got it now...:)

Lunacy? Creative.. entertaining maybe. But idk about that. 😂

Lunacy is a big jump

Why is that? Water is going right back where it came from. So if I wash my house or boat or take a shower is that also wasting resources?

This is a fact as well