You guys do a real good job.I used to be in lawn care and thats just the way I did work.Its either up to my standards or I would not take the job..Please the customer and actually do it the way You would want it done if you hire someone to do it.
I luv every video I see of y'all. It really relax me and I enjoy watching y'all do a magnificent job you are a really doing it. Bama Queen Victoria Byrd.
No.. It should be here soon I'm guessing soon LOL probably a week no more than two ... I ordered about 5 attachments with the machine and a trailer ,the trailer won't be here cuz I had a custom-built till December so I bought another trailer that will get me by until then.. I have plans of calling you been real busy lately but I'll talk to you soon hope all is well for you and your family. You guys take care!
I have 80 acres of forest, it had been logged 30 years ago and not replanted properly. the bureaucracy kept me off my land for 15 years by the time I got a building permit it had overgrown for 15 years. I replanted 14 acres myself that used to be hay field and have been tending to that area keeping things limbed and mowed. The rest of the forest is now about 30 years old and out of control. I have been thinking of investing in a asv 120 but have watched enough of your vidios to be aware I likely need a 42 to assist downing trees to mulch the roots. What equipement do you think I should buy or should I just pay someone to do the work 10 or 15 acres at a time and replant, get it under control for a few years and do another 10 or 15 acres.
Looks real good, nice job on the back dragging and cleanup. How do you like the E45? I am thinking of getting a Kubota KX040-4 which is pretty close in spec to the E42. Looking to take down a little larger tree's say around 18-22 in diameter.
Thanks, we try to go extra mile for our customers. Yes, love my e45. I bought it new. Its got 1700hrs and no major issue with it. You shouldn't have any problems digging out that size of trees just got to dig a little more around the stump.
Honestly is this a good business to get into? I don’t need to get rich just needing to change careers cause coal power plants are a dying breed. I’m in southern Illinois. Thank you for your time
great work but I have noticed you have a bad bad habit of your cutter running while no one is in the ASV , please, please, after one incident you can not back up, and change what happened. The reason I know this Retired Paramedic and medical examiner for State of N.C. . Remember the grave yard is full of people who were not planning to be there. Andrew
Hopefully I am going to give your guys some advice buy some chainsaw pants to work in I know its not fun but about 2 years ago I almost lost a buddy of mine when a saw kicked back and almost cut off his leg. It hit his main artery and we made it to the hospital within minutes and saved his life, but it was very close. Just my 2 cents guys I don't want to see anyone get hurt. Take care
Man wish I could say the same. Mine is ridiculous. I’m currently sitting in the cab of one waiting on tools. 1 year old and less than 500 hrs. More issues than you can shake a stick at.
Upstate Brush Control - Electrical and mechanical. Starting at only a few hours the park brake would randomly activate. Next issue was the drive stick would go dead or be extremely delayed. Wouldn’t move, then suddenly lunge and lock down. Door hinges and quick attach are both constant problems as well. Dealer/service issues also. I had it to the dealer several times for the electrical. First time they tried to tell me it was because of dust. “Well you know sir, dust conducts electricity, you need to blow out the fuse box more regularly. Everything is dirty!” Oh yeah, ok. I’ve bought over $1,000,000 of equipment in the last couple years and own a logging company. There’s a chance I might possibly know a few things about equipment but whatever. 🙄 charged me $600 and changed nothing other than the air filter and some minor cleaning. Finally a few days after the 1 year warranty ran out and with about 400 hours on it the machine got to where it was completely inoperable. They sent a tech out to the job and after hours of searching we found a single wire not correctly locked into a plug. It’s been glitchy from new and that fixed it, so I’m saying manufacturing error. Oh but here’s another $600 bill sir! It’s currently sitting in the middle of a job (not quite 500 hrs) with a fully functioning engine and boom but no tracking whatsoever. And I’ve gotta wait around for a tech to come available. Quick attach issues- if everything’s not absolutely perfect it won’t disconnect. The shoulder bolts connecting the quick attach to the pin are too long and have basically no clearance, one side was catching on the end of the tilt cylinder. Dealer said yeah that’s a known problem, just grind it down. Door hinges- I had an operator accidentally grab the emergency door release handle and drop it off it’s hinge. A week later the opposing hinge broke. Replaced it. A day later the other hinge breaks. Replace it. They cycle repeats. Somewhere around $600-$700 a set gets old fast. Basically I think when one hinge fails it obviously over-stresses the opposite hinge, so if you ever have a hinge problem either replace both or just cut a piece of steel round stock for a replacement pin. So far that worked better anyway. Basically I think if you’re an owner operator and you take it really easy and baby it, you won’t find a more powerful CTL. But if you “use” it- good luck. Soon as places open today I’m looking to trade it off. I’ve had quite enough.
@@UpstateBrushControl yes turns out it's a potential bad connection in the wiring harness that comes off the top of the DEF tank. There's a connector that's caused others the same problem. It won't hurt anything to run tomorrow. Seems like a legitimate reason to install the delete kit and do away with that DEF anyway huh?? =)
I like your work, nice and clean and professional and for that I'm a subscriber
Thank you so much for subscribing and watching the channel!
You do the best work on the internet.
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You' all really did a great job on this site!
Great job boys, very clean! Graham 🇬🇧🇬🇧
You guys do a real good job.I used to be in lawn care and thats just the way I did work.Its either up to my standards or I would not take the job..Please the customer and actually do it the way You would want it done if you hire someone to do it.
I luv every video I see of y'all. It really relax me and I enjoy watching y'all do a magnificent job you are a really doing it. Bama Queen Victoria Byrd.
Thanks! Glad we can help ya relax! Ha, ha!
thats the neatest job of mulching ive ever seen, i hired a mulcher and the man left 1, to 3ft half mulched trees every were
Nice job man! Got a bit of spare cash and starting to think one of these ASV's might be a good addition to my line up of equipment.
Man those depth cut rotors do an amazing job regardless of brand!
They sure do! Still impressed every day that I run it.
Another great job 🇺🇸👍🏻
Mighty fine job fellas
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Clean,looks great
Looks good nice work
Thanks!
Looks very nice.
Always great work!
What a beautiful finished job. You guys do some great work !!!!!! Where is your home base of operation?
Greenville, SC
That is Nice you All!!!
u guys do good work chap!
Thanks Erik. You get your machine yet?
No.. It should be here soon I'm guessing soon LOL probably a week no more than two ... I ordered about 5 attachments with the machine and a trailer ,the trailer won't be here cuz I had a custom-built till December so I bought another trailer that will get me by until then.. I have plans of calling you been real busy lately but I'll talk to you soon hope all is well for you and your family. You guys take care!
Anyways.. Sorry for any typos or inconsistencies I'm using voice recognition software as I'm fine down the road to go to a job. LOL
Great job as usual!! What do you guys do with the cut up logs?
Do you guys video with a go pro?
I have 80 acres of forest, it had been logged 30 years ago and not replanted properly. the bureaucracy kept me off my land for 15 years by the time I got a building permit it had overgrown for 15 years. I replanted 14 acres myself that used to be hay field and have been tending to that area keeping things limbed and mowed. The rest of the forest is now about 30 years old and out of control. I have been thinking of investing in a asv 120 but have watched enough of your vidios to be aware I likely need a 42 to assist downing trees to mulch the roots. What equipement do you think I should buy or should I just pay someone to do the work 10 or 15 acres at a time and replant, get it under control for a few years and do another 10 or 15 acres.
Looks real good, nice job on the back dragging and cleanup. How do you like the E45? I am thinking of getting a Kubota KX040-4 which is pretty close in spec to the E42. Looking to take down a little larger tree's say around 18-22 in diameter.
Thanks, we try to go extra mile for our customers. Yes, love my e45. I bought it new. Its got 1700hrs and no major issue with it. You shouldn't have any problems digging out that size of trees just got to dig a little more around the stump.
Just subscribed! I f you don't mind my asking, how much did you charge for this whole job? Trying to get a general idea for starting my own business.
Does this work in Northeast South Carolina? Or will it only work in Virginia?
Impressive
Thank you.
Honestly is this a good business to get into? I don’t need to get rich just needing to change careers cause coal power plants are a dying breed. I’m in southern Illinois. Thank you for your time
great work but I have noticed you have a bad bad habit of your cutter running while no one is in the ASV , please, please, after one incident you can not back up, and change what happened. The reason I know this Retired Paramedic and medical examiner for State of N.C. . Remember the grave yard is full of people who were not planning to be there. Andrew
Hopefully I am going to give your guys some advice buy some chainsaw pants to work in I know its not fun but about 2 years ago I almost lost a buddy of mine when a saw kicked back and almost cut off his leg. It hit his main artery and we made it to the hospital within minutes and saved his life, but it was very close. Just my 2 cents guys I don't want to see anyone get hurt. Take care
I would turn that mulcher off when not workin
Hey what RPM do you run your machine with the Fecon?
wide open 2500-2600 RPMs.
All that nice equipment and then I see you’re driving a Chevrolet. 😏
I was starting to like you but ...
Ha! Thanks for watching!
How do you like that ASV R120 is it a decent machine
Yes love it. It has been a solid machine
Man wish I could say the same. Mine is ridiculous. I’m currently sitting in the cab of one waiting on tools. 1 year old and less than 500 hrs. More issues than you can shake a stick at.
@@crazytimbermonkey What kind of issues are you having? Sorry to hear that.
Upstate Brush Control - Electrical and mechanical. Starting at only a few hours the park brake would randomly activate. Next issue was the drive stick would go dead or be extremely delayed. Wouldn’t move, then suddenly lunge and lock down. Door hinges and quick attach are both constant problems as well. Dealer/service issues also.
I had it to the dealer several times for the electrical. First time they tried to tell me it was because of dust. “Well you know sir, dust conducts electricity, you need to blow out the fuse box more regularly. Everything is dirty!” Oh yeah, ok. I’ve bought over $1,000,000 of equipment in the last couple years and own a logging company. There’s a chance I might possibly know a few things about equipment but whatever. 🙄 charged me $600 and changed nothing other than the air filter and some minor cleaning. Finally a few days after the 1 year warranty ran out and with about 400 hours on it the machine got to where it was completely inoperable. They sent a tech out to the job and after hours of searching we found a single wire not correctly locked into a plug. It’s been glitchy from new and that fixed it, so I’m saying manufacturing error. Oh but here’s another $600 bill sir! It’s currently sitting in the middle of a job (not quite 500 hrs) with a fully functioning engine and boom but no tracking whatsoever. And I’ve gotta wait around for a tech to come available.
Quick attach issues- if everything’s not absolutely perfect it won’t disconnect. The shoulder bolts connecting the quick attach to the pin are too long and have basically no clearance, one side was catching on the end of the tilt cylinder. Dealer said yeah that’s a known problem, just grind it down.
Door hinges- I had an operator accidentally grab the emergency door release handle and drop it off it’s hinge. A week later the opposing hinge broke. Replaced it. A day later the other hinge breaks. Replace it. They cycle repeats. Somewhere around $600-$700 a set gets old fast. Basically I think when one hinge fails it obviously over-stresses the opposite hinge, so if you ever have a hinge problem either replace both or just cut a piece of steel round stock for a replacement pin. So far that worked better anyway.
Basically I think if you’re an owner operator and you take it really easy and baby it, you won’t find a more powerful CTL. But if you “use” it- good luck. Soon as places open today I’m looking to trade it off. I’ve had quite enough.
Sorry to hear that. We haven't had any trouble with ours.
Anybody here familiar with Alarm Code 3364-9 on the ASV RT120? I'm getting one now and I have a job to do tomorrow
DEF problem. Got it
Haven't seen that one yet. Are you still able to do your job tomorrow?
@@UpstateBrushControl yes turns out it's a potential bad connection in the wiring harness that comes off the top of the DEF tank. There's a connector that's caused others the same problem. It won't hurt anything to run tomorrow. Seems like a legitimate reason to install the delete kit and do away with that DEF anyway huh?? =)
I just texted the asv mechanic. he said that code could also be poor DEF fluid.
@@UpstateBrushControl yes! I'm hoping
Y’all do any tutorials on how to use a chainsaw safely??
You should probably have someone show you in person.
seeing hands and fingers in front of a camera really ticks me off
So pr