Hi Tim The first cut on the oak was a very large wound that will introduce decay due to the removal of the branch collar. The wound sealer is not recommended but if a wound dressing is needed try lac balsam. Proper pruning will reduce the amount of decay. I am a professional arborist.
When I was younger and worked at the local hardware store ( before the big box stores) we sold a lot of pruning sprays and swabs. It would seal up the cut to help keep the bugs and other parasites from killing the trees, again another good video....
Great vid guys! THanks so much for what you do! I love my little electric chainsaws...they do an awesome job! Be safe out there! Great seeing ya'll at Messicks! Josh #stoneyridgefarmer
Tree sealers are actually bad. They stop the healing or slow it down alot. Arborist don't use them. Cut like you did a little farther away from the trunk. Then make a straight cut close to the collar (bark ridge) to get rid of the stub. It is prettier and easier on the tree. The rule of thumb is not to remove more than 20 percent of the leaves. You are okay for this tree. Good job. Spray the cut on the fence post with the wound sealant.
Hello Tim and Kristy, The way I trim trees is if I can't walk under the tree without hitting my head it gets cut. Love the videos keep up the good work and God bless and stay safe.
Tim, I forgot to mention that I have a Kombi tool like you have and I have the chain saw tool for it and in those cases like you were cutting all the long branches but trying to reach up high, it's far easier to use that then raise the chain saw up over your head no matter how light it is.
You chose Blue, is that Ford/New Holland Blue to remind you this deer hydraulics are now as strong as the hydraulics on a Ford/NH ? keepem coming love to watch & learn.
Guys, stop letting others control what you say! - Tim, I appreciate your use of language, your strong decriptors and knowledge shared. NO ONE, even me, is/are perfect. Forget the silly folks whom wish to nitpick every little detail. I am thankful someone wants to bring farm equipment to a residentail application in a meaningful and useful manner. - Your strict application of safety is appreciated but it is also nice to see you relax and just enjoy a task at hand. Thanks for what you two do! - ZM from Canada.
The Stihl Battery saw is fantastic! We've got one here and is primarily the saw we use, unless we need the 3' bar Stihl. I really enjoy seeing Johnny X being used with the Turbo and higher flow pump. Once my warranty runs out I would want to do the same, if possible. I really want to find a channel where a Kubota was done similarly; if anyone knows of such info., please LMK. Thanks to you both for another fine video.
We have Rattan down here that gets an inch or more in diameter and high in the trees. I think you are to far north for that vine used to make outdoor chairs.
Good team work you two. It is really nice to see a couple work well together. The little chainsaw interested me a lot. I am already sold on the grapple. It is a must have.
Get a Johnny X vinyl wrap ! Like driver X from speed racer. I love the Chanel and seeing how versatile all this equipment can be. Working on convincing my financ committee I need one
It’s small but when working amongst trees that is a positive. I’ve got a 52 HP tractor and anything smaller than a 3 series looks small but I love them and would like to have something like a BX or 1 series tractor.
@@kdegraa I only have the choice of one tractor. I only miss my 1025 for the lighter weight when it's wet in my yard. Other than that, I don't miss it over my 2038, I'm sure a 52 hp would be too big though.
We have several pin oak trees and they continually reach towards the ground. One of mine, the limbs are trimmed up 30’ off the ground and they still catch my ROPS on my 1025R.
Davey Tree Service had a blog entry about using tree sealer like the one you were using on the oak. Quite impressive what the upgrades to the older 1025 have done. We've done some pruning on our fruit trees, but never used the sealer. Mostly to make it easier to mow under.
Oak Wilt is a big problem in TX so it's recommended to seal cuts on oaks (and yes arborist do it as well). The biggest issue with doing overhead sealing is the stuff floats down on everything (including my green tractor hood).
I have 2 red oaks I planted when I moved in. 22 years ago. Over the years, I was just nuts about not trimming them. To my own peril. I trimmed a bit. But then I got a bigger mower. I finally trimmed some more. Got 1025. I really started getting beat up.
I only run Kubota because of its simplicity and reliable. I have a grapple on my excavator, skid loader, and my tractor . By for the most useful attachment you can have. Must have
Don't cut too close to the trunk, just think in terms of making the now exposed sapwood as small as possible without leaving too big of a nub sticking out That way it can heal over as quick as possible
I know this is a different subject but in the past you have done videos on the lift capacity of some tractors and I believe you have also done pulling force. I would love to see something like that with the ventrac, we always hear it's a real tractor, I know it would be a little different with the power bucket, the way it lifts but it would be interesting to see how it stacks up to your John Deere 1025r. Lifting and especially the pulling force. I really like the ventrac and I'm considering buying one but I never see any real comparison to convenient tractors in these manners. Thank you for your great videos and really good information.
I don’t think it would compare very well in those tests. However, those tests are not relevant for the Ventrac. It operates differently. Usually, the magic is in the attachment, like the power rake or tough cut mower. Truly amazing machine, but not a straight up competitor to a compact tractor. Different markets.
Should ask the local high school if you can offer a contest for the best Johnny X graphics. Giveaway cheeseburgers, money, scholarship or fame on TTWT.
That’s pretty well true. High winds can knock branches off trees leaving torn material. The key to successful pruning is demonstrated by Tim, cut the branch close to the trunk at the base of the limb but not into trunk. Don’t worry about sealant. Trees don’t like being painted with paint.
For Johnny X maybe could do a throwback style decal kit. All green with a simple John Deere down the side of the hood, like the old model B or M. Then your X would go in a black circle on the end of the hood where the old model letters used to go. It could be a mini 2cyl Johnny popper!
Tim I was told when I get a 1025r I can modify it like JohnnyX but I can only buy 5 attachments.😂. I told my wife I’m always looking for the best attachments for what I am doing. 😂. Tim have you ever thought about using the dual wheel kit on the 1025r?
Tim, I would like to revisit the NH workmaster 25S. I would like to know what attachments from other (Korean?) Brands would interchange with this model without adding the limitations of a quick attach adapter. Sorry I'm late.
Way to go Cristy with that grapple. I am impressed with the grapple but not enough to spend the bucks to get it. I have been impressed with the electric chainsaw so far. Though I have a number of Stihl saws when I bought mine I went with Mikita since I had a number of those tools. The 36 volt is a beast.
Come show me how to put a remote on my new Holland 2410 with a cab for a video, I’m pretty close to you in Illinois! I don’t understand how I would do it.
Great video as always TTWT fam. Which 3rd function do you have on Johnny X ? After adding the hydros plus 9gpm pump to mine and dialed up my pressure to 2800, I do now have enough flow to get multiple functions at once, including my Deere 3rd function kit. I use to really swear a lot at my little Johnny 2025R when running my AP20F Deere grapple, and not being able to get more then one function at once. Constantly dropping stuff with thumb on the close button. Now it is so much better, with the hydros plus kit. Agree 100% MSA 200 is an awesome saw, by far still my favorite, I grab it about every time over my msa 220.
One idea could be to have custom engine cover / guard built for Jonny with big X on it as well as paint x in back tires (we already have yellow background so any bright colors would standout)
How often do you refill the chain oil. On my gas Stihl, I would fill it whenever I filled the fuel, On the electric , if I waited until the battery was dead, I would probably need a new bar. Also, I think one of the more frustrating things, is watching someone else use a grapple.
I love that grapple that works great I would like one but it's just like any attachment it's not worth getting if you don't have a lot of work for it 😉
@@TractorTimewithTim I bought the artillian grapple a few years ago based on your original video. I notice that you hardly use it, and you use this other grapple. Is there a reason for it?
@@TractorTimewithTim it sure does and I could have used one a hundred times. Someday I will get one but going to have to build a tool barn to put all the attachments in ha ha !!!!
@@mmusone we try to use it about half of the time. You say we hardly use it, but we used it frequently during the fall. Haven’t done much over the winter. We like them both. Try to give them equal time. They are each different style. This one works a bit better in this situation…but the Artillian works better in other situations. Hard to choose a favorite, and hard to always have the perfect style. Hope that is helpful.
@@TractorTimewithTim Sounds good. thanks. It's probably one of those things where I only notice the grapple that's not mine!. kinda like not noticing all the red cars until you buy one!
Scares me every time I see some one operate equipment with the loader all the way up and driving more than a few feet. Loader all the way up drive straight and slow for only to load or clear an obstacle. One small bump or dip can make for a bad bad day. Still love your videos.
Ive said this before & im gonnuh say it again. . . . "when ya'll are traveling with a load with your front end loader, keep that load down low towards the ground at the low center of gravity so that tractor aint doing that side ways teetering & tottering motion!!! Thats a good way to fall over!!!"
I'm really surprised that you would use a third-function system on the front end that employs an either/or diverter valve. This video shows very clearly that it is a hindrance to smooth function by not allowing the use of all three functions at once. Johnny X deserves the very BEST hydraulics! You have the rear hydraulics available, but just sitting there unused! By running your third function hoses to the rear system and paralleling those buttons on your joystick to the first spool on the rear hydraulics, you never need to pick either the third function or the second function. Both would be available all the time and at the same time. I sure wish I was there to set that up for you! I KNOW you would like it much better. Same thing for the thumb control on the BH. By adding buttons to your BH joysticks and paralleling the switches on the Summit control panel, you can have constant control of the thumb rather than having to keep retracting the boom and punching/pulling that diverter valve button.
This is the DEERE FULL 3RD FUNCTION KIT. Yep, that is right. Full third function! Oh, and I AM using the rear hydraulics with hoses routed to the front on my other 1025R. Take it easy on me, Robert. You know that I have some experience and knowledge in this area.
The idea of a production turbo kit for 25 HP subcompact and compact tractors is very intriguing. It would solve a "problem" that tons of buyers deal with: how to get usable power AND no emissions equipment in a new machine. Boy that would be nice. Of course, if there were a production kit the EPA would be all over it like feathers on a duck and the manufacturer of the kits would pull their hair out.
Sometime when you’re running around doing light work like that with no rear ballast you should put the tractor in 2 WD and show how helpless it is so people can understand how important rear ballast is and how much work your front axle is doing when you don’t have it….
My view is trim off limbs that are as low as I am tall, which is 6' 4". Otherwise at least high enough I can clear my equipment underneath it. Have a decal made that reads "Super Turbo" that you can put on the hood under the model decal, or up at the front of the hood.
But you cut the branches the wrong way. Way to much surface is oben now. I dondt know how its called in english, but you have ro cut it not so close to the base so that the surface is smaller without leaving a stump. Thats the best way and the fastest healing
The way you cut those limbs looked very unsafe you should hide in a cage or something, also a full leather suit would help avoid scratches. And always wear bright colors so Christy doesn't run you over.
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Hi Tim
The first cut on the oak was a very large wound that will introduce decay due to the removal of the branch collar. The wound sealer is not recommended but if a wound dressing is needed try lac balsam. Proper pruning will reduce the amount of decay. I am a professional arborist.
I wanted to comment on the tree cut for the first limb. But I see others have beat me to it. I'm glad to see you did the 3 cut method 👍
When I was younger and worked at the local hardware store ( before the big box stores) we sold a lot of pruning sprays and swabs. It would seal up the cut to help keep the bugs and other parasites from killing the trees, again another good video....
Great vid guys! THanks so much for what you do! I love my little electric chainsaws...they do an awesome job! Be safe out there! Great seeing ya'll at Messicks! Josh #stoneyridgefarmer
Tree sealers are actually bad. They stop the healing or slow it down alot. Arborist don't use them. Cut like you did a little farther away from the trunk. Then make a straight cut close to the collar (bark ridge) to get rid of the stub. It is prettier and easier on the tree. The rule of thumb is not to remove more than 20 percent of the leaves. You are okay for this tree. Good job. Spray the cut on the fence post with the wound sealant.
Fun fact; I call my Johnny tractor.
In all honesty; it's a compact but it does plow.
Um Tim, I think you are the new laborer and Christy is the operator! Great Job!
Hello Tim and Kristy,
The way I trim trees is if I can't walk under the tree without hitting my head it gets cut. Love the videos keep up the good work and God bless and stay safe.
Job well done! Hey, did someone say cheese burger? Yeah thought so gotta run....🤠
It was a great solution. 😁
can’t wait to get my new grapple! Love seeing it in action and hearing tips in how to use. great video!
whoosh quick clean up.
Thank you Both!
Great job Christy, you and Johnny X make a great team and the Precision grapple is by far the best on the market.
Tim, I forgot to mention that I have a Kombi tool like you have and I have the chain saw tool for it and in those cases like you were cutting all the long branches but trying to reach up high, it's far easier to use that then raise the chain saw up over your head no matter how light it is.
You chose Blue, is that Ford/New Holland Blue to remind you this deer hydraulics are now as strong as the hydraulics on a Ford/NH ? keepem coming love to watch & learn.
Guys, stop letting others control what you say! - Tim, I appreciate your use of language, your strong decriptors and knowledge shared. NO ONE, even me, is/are perfect. Forget the silly folks whom wish to nitpick every little detail. I am thankful someone wants to bring farm equipment to a residentail application in a meaningful and useful manner. - Your strict application of safety is appreciated but it is also nice to see you relax and just enjoy a task at hand. Thanks for what you two do! - ZM from Canada.
Thanks for the kind words!
The Stihl Battery saw is fantastic! We've got one here and is primarily the saw we use, unless we need the 3' bar Stihl. I really enjoy seeing Johnny X being used with the Turbo and higher flow pump. Once my warranty runs out I would want to do the same, if possible. I really want to find a channel where a Kubota was done similarly; if anyone knows of such info., please LMK. Thanks to you both for another fine video.
Blessings to all! Another great video!
We have Rattan down here that gets an inch or more in diameter and high in the trees. I think you are to far north for that vine used to make outdoor chairs.
Good team work you two. It is really nice to see a couple work well together. The little chainsaw interested me a lot. I am already sold on the grapple. It is a must have.
We didn’t work that hard, or that long, but we accomplished a LOT! The right tools really help make a job easier.
Nice trimming day. I'm pretty impressed with that battery powered Stihl chainsaw!
I always thought that the USA had freedom of speech . People have a lot to do to nitpick, I just enjoy the video an keep them coming . 👍🇨🇦
Get a Johnny X vinyl wrap ! Like driver X from speed racer. I love the Chanel and seeing how versatile all this equipment can be. Working on convincing my financ committee I need one
That electric Stihl is pretty sweet for limbing jobs!
Yep. Made the job easy. We got a lot of cleanup done in just a few minutes.
Awesome video! Ty
Man, after not having my 1025 for four months, and getting my 2038, Johnny x looks small, like a big lawn tractor. Love my 2038.
It’s small but when working amongst trees that is a positive. I’ve got a 52 HP tractor and anything smaller than a 3 series looks small but I love them and would like to have something like a BX or 1 series tractor.
@@kdegraa I only have the choice of one tractor. I only miss my 1025 for the lighter weight when it's wet in my yard. Other than that, I don't miss it over my 2038, I'm sure a 52 hp would be too big though.
We have several pin oak trees and they continually reach towards the ground. One of mine, the limbs are trimmed up 30’ off the ground and they still catch my ROPS on my 1025R.
That Stihl electric saw was impressive....much better than my GreenWorks saw. 💪
Interesting. We still had a full battery after this project.
You get what you pay for.
Davey Tree Service had a blog entry about using tree sealer like the one you were using on the oak. Quite impressive what the upgrades to the older 1025 have done. We've done some pruning on our fruit trees, but never used the sealer. Mostly to make it easier to mow under.
Oak Wilt is a big problem in TX so it's recommended to seal cuts on oaks (and yes arborist do it as well). The biggest issue with doing overhead sealing is the stuff floats down on everything (including my green tractor hood).
I have 2 red oaks I planted when I moved in. 22 years ago. Over the years, I was just nuts about not trimming them. To my own peril. I trimmed a bit. But then I got a bigger mower. I finally trimmed some more. Got 1025. I really started getting beat up.
Hey I like the Blue tape! Great video as usual.
I only run Kubota because of its simplicity and reliable. I have a grapple on my excavator, skid loader, and my tractor . By for the most useful attachment you can have. Must have
Great team effort, and nice work. The battery chain saw is a nifty “solution”…I”ll say it! Blessings.
Got the same Husqvarna Helmet, love that thing.
This one is from Stihl. Who knows…may be identical.
Don't cut too close to the trunk, just think in terms of making the now exposed sapwood as small as possible without leaving too big of a nub sticking out
That way it can heal over as quick as possible
That is a nice tree, Tim.
nice to see johnny x
I know this is a different subject but in the past you have done videos on the lift capacity of some tractors and I believe you have also done pulling force. I would love to see something like that with the ventrac, we always hear it's a real tractor, I know it would be a little different with the power bucket, the way it lifts but it would be interesting to see how it stacks up to your John Deere 1025r. Lifting and especially the pulling force. I really like the ventrac and I'm considering buying one but I never see any real comparison to convenient tractors in these manners. Thank you for your great videos and really good information.
I don’t think it would compare very well in those tests. However, those tests are not relevant for the Ventrac. It operates differently. Usually, the magic is in the attachment, like the power rake or tough cut mower. Truly amazing machine, but not a straight up competitor to a compact tractor. Different markets.
Should ask the local high school if you can offer a contest for the best Johnny X graphics. Giveaway cheeseburgers, money, scholarship or fame on TTWT.
Tractor Time with Christy!
Great job Kristy & Tim.
I have good luck with that wound spray also. 👍
My dad told me trees will heal themselves after pruning or elevating the limbs
That’s pretty well true. High winds can knock branches off trees leaving torn material. The key to successful pruning is demonstrated by Tim, cut the branch close to the trunk at the base of the limb but not into trunk. Don’t worry about sealant. Trees don’t like being painted with paint.
Yes my dad said when cutting limbs if they are small leaves 2 or 3 inches of it it doesn't have to be flesh with the trunk or limb per say
For Johnny X maybe could do a throwback style decal kit. All green with a simple John Deere down the side of the hood, like the old model B or M. Then your X would go in a black circle on the end of the hood where the old model letters used to go. It could be a mini 2cyl Johnny popper!
Have you got some vinyl decals ("TJ") ("X") coming yet?
Tim I was told when I get a 1025r I can modify it like JohnnyX but I can only buy 5 attachments.😂. I told my wife I’m always looking for the best attachments for what I am doing. 😂. Tim have you ever thought about using the dual wheel kit on the 1025r?
No. Duals on the 1025r seems silly.
Tim, I would like to revisit the NH workmaster 25S. I would like to know what attachments from other (Korean?) Brands would interchange with this model without adding the limitations of a quick attach adapter. Sorry I'm late.
Is there a video on the up grade to the hydraulic flow ?
And the tractor worked fine, without the rear added weight sticking out the back. !
Yes. Check the Johnny X playlist on our channel page.
Way to go Cristy with that grapple. I am impressed with the grapple but not enough to spend the bucks to get it. I have been impressed with the electric chainsaw so far. Though I have a number of Stihl saws when I bought mine I went with Mikita since I had a number of those tools. The 36 volt is a beast.
Hi Tim and Christy! Tim if you had to choose one grapple would it be this one or the Artillian? Have a great evening. Thanks
I cannot say. Different situations favor each one.
Come show me how to put a remote on my new Holland 2410 with a cab for a video, I’m pretty close to you in Illinois! I don’t understand how I would do it.
do as you say not as you do who do you think you are a politician 😂😂😂
Ha! Maybe so. Just thinking about it gives me the urge to spend YOUR money :-)
Great video as always TTWT fam.
Which 3rd function do you have on Johnny X ?
After adding the hydros plus 9gpm pump to mine and dialed up my pressure to 2800, I do now have enough flow to get multiple functions at once, including my Deere 3rd function kit.
I use to really swear a lot at my little Johnny 2025R when running my AP20F Deere grapple, and not being able to get more then one function at once.
Constantly dropping stuff with thumb on the close button. Now it is so much better, with the hydros plus kit.
Agree 100% MSA 200 is an awesome saw, by far still my favorite, I grab it about every time over my msa 220.
Deere 3rd function on JX
Do you have a video that shows the upgrades that you installed?
I have videos showing each one. Yes.
Look at the Johnny X playlist on our channel page.
Have you ever tested a PTO chipper?
No. So far, no one wants to partner with us.
How are Tom and Randall
Doin good. Trying to get ready to farm.
I was told spraying cuts was a bad idea, but wounds like that are where Oak Wilt starts,
Will you be getting a grapple for the 3046r, maybe that new AGFolks 54” 😉
Hopefully the new mini 327 Big Mouth from Agfolks.
One idea could be to have custom engine cover / guard built for Jonny with big X on it as well as paint x in back tires (we already have yellow background so any bright colors would standout)
How often do you refill the chain oil. On my gas Stihl, I would fill it whenever I filled the fuel, On the electric , if I waited until the battery was dead, I would probably need a new bar.
Also, I think one of the more frustrating things, is watching someone else use a grapple.
I'm curious if the grapple will hold up to 2900psi.
How about putting some big TTWT logo stickers on johny X
I love that grapple that works great I would like one but it's just like any attachment it's not worth getting if you don't have a lot of work for it 😉
I dunno. This grapple transforms the usefulness of a subcompact tractor.
@@TractorTimewithTim I bought the artillian grapple a few years ago based on your original video. I notice that you hardly use it, and you use this other grapple. Is there a reason for it?
@@TractorTimewithTim it sure does and I could have used one a hundred times. Someday I will get one but going to have to build a tool barn to put all the attachments in ha ha !!!!
@@mmusone we try to use it about half of the time. You say we hardly use it, but we used it frequently during the fall. Haven’t done much over the winter.
We like them both. Try to give them equal time.
They are each different style. This one works a bit better in this situation…but the Artillian works better in other situations. Hard to choose a favorite, and hard to always have the perfect style.
Hope that is helpful.
@@TractorTimewithTim Sounds good. thanks. It's probably one of those things where I only notice the grapple that's not mine!. kinda like not noticing all the red cars until you buy one!
What grapple is that one again? I think that is the one I want to get for my GC-1720.
This is the mini320 from precision manufacturing. You need the mini322 for your SSQA. Get it at agfolks.com. Use code ttwt for a 5% discount
Thanks for a pruneing and spray tutorial.
Scares me every time I see some one operate equipment with the loader all the way up and driving more than a few feet. Loader all the way up drive straight and slow for only to load or clear an obstacle. One small bump or dip can make for a bad bad day. Still love your videos.
How much is the turbo set up?
Johnny Blue X
Ive said this before & im gonnuh say it again. . . . "when ya'll are traveling with a load with your front end loader, keep that load down low towards the ground at the low center of gravity so that tractor aint doing that side ways teetering & tottering motion!!! Thats a good way to fall over!!!"
I seen John deere offered a grappel without a third function did you ever use one or see one
Well, I spoke to this concept in the video.
When you refer to grape vines, are they really grape vines that grow grapes that can be eaten or be crushed to make grape juice?
Wild grape vines. Not sure they produce fruit at all. Definitely not edible fruit.
I really like that electric chainsaw. Sounds nice and quiet. I hope you didn’t get into any poison ivey
I don’t think so.
I'm really surprised that you would use a third-function system on the front end that employs an either/or diverter valve. This video shows very clearly that it is a hindrance to smooth function by not allowing the use of all three functions at once. Johnny X deserves the very BEST hydraulics!
You have the rear hydraulics available, but just sitting there unused! By running your third function hoses to the rear system and paralleling those buttons on your joystick to the first spool on the rear hydraulics, you never need to pick either the third function or the second function. Both would be available all the time and at the same time.
I sure wish I was there to set that up for you! I KNOW you would like it much better. Same thing for the thumb control on the BH. By adding buttons to your BH joysticks and paralleling the switches on the Summit control panel, you can have constant control of the thumb rather than having to keep retracting the boom and punching/pulling that diverter valve button.
This is the DEERE FULL 3RD FUNCTION KIT. Yep, that is right. Full third function!
Oh, and I AM using the rear hydraulics with hoses routed to the front on my other 1025R.
Take it easy on me, Robert. You know that I have some experience and knowledge in this area.
The idea of a production turbo kit for 25 HP subcompact and compact tractors is very intriguing. It would solve a "problem" that tons of buyers deal with: how to get usable power AND no emissions equipment in a new machine. Boy that would be nice. Of course, if there were a production kit the EPA would be all over it like feathers on a duck and the manufacturer of the kits would pull their hair out.
Time to get rid of the EPA. Didn’t a certain politician promise to do this?
You can see light between the ear muff and your head on left side. Glad you did not need them.
I specifically said that I didn’t need them. Had them in the ‘up’ position
Miss seeing Tom on the channel. Please visit him soon.
Christy looked at home operating Johnny X.
Game and parks service use wd-40 on cut limbs and cut off stumps
Tim, since your a big proponent of ballast ,why no ballast here?
Ha! Did you listen? I apologized within the first few minutes.
I found out that if you come in contact with poison ivy to lather up with Dawn dish soap and let it dry before washing it off. Works for me.
As long as o wash afterwards, I have no issue.
Good job trimming that oak! Best wishes.
What’s with the blue x’s on the little Johnny?
Maybe listen to the episode? Discussed twice during this episode.
@@TractorTimewithTim , will have to rewatch. Missed it earlier.
Sometime when you’re running around doing light work like that with no rear ballast you should put the tractor in 2 WD and show how helpless it is so people can understand how important rear ballast is and how much work your front axle is doing when you don’t have it….
Nice job on the tree.... good video.... 🙂
What model is the Stihl electric chainsaw?
Keep watching :-). MSA200
My view is trim off limbs that are as low as I am tall, which is 6' 4". Otherwise at least high enough I can clear my equipment underneath it.
Have a decal made that reads "Super Turbo" that you can put on the hood under the model decal, or up at the front of the hood.
How can I get my hydraulic to go faster
hydrosplus.com use code ttwt for a 5% discount.
Is that a pin oak?
Good news! That wasn't poison ivy or grape vine.
👍
I just had a silly string gag could have played
😊😊
Plz, plz, plz, get rid of that painters tape and design a cool graphic for Johnny X
He, he, he😉
But you cut the branches the wrong way. Way to much surface is oben now. I dondt know how its called in english, but you have ro cut it not so close to the base so that the surface is smaller without leaving a stump. Thats the best way and the fastest healing
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The way you cut those limbs looked very unsafe you should hide in a cage or something, also a full leather suit would help avoid scratches. And always wear bright colors so Christy doesn't run you over.
or just hire someone else to do it. Would hate to risk tripping and falling, or perhaps getting a runny nose due to allergies.
@@TractorTimewithTimBe careful out there 😂😂
Yeah but the little electric saw's are not good for very many cuts they're heavy and trashy
You have obviously not used one of these Stihl battery saws recently! Long battery life, and quite lightweight.
@@TractorTimewithTim try cutting firewood with it do a video they do great for trimming they overheat or something
Hey Tim, I'm trying to give it a Thumbs Up for the movie but it takes it away and says "This Action Isn't Allowed".
Wow. Refresh the page and try again.
@@TractorTimewithTim I'm going to now. I just watched another video of another and it worked fine. Weird.
I updated the app. Seems to be working now.
@@Itsa_Mea cool!
A man and his chainsaw..
What a shame
Ahhh spring cleaning, I can’t wait to get started after the snow melts :)