Your knowledge shows and is definitely appreciated Jeramy ,Working with you on this project has been nothing but a positive result of your experience I’m definitely grateful for you !!! I put the easement permit in yesterday, so we shall be moving on shortly to the pad for the house. Thank you so much for all that you have done . Great Job !
YEP! It's always that one root on the back where you can't get to it, and then comes that welcome "Snap!" You holler in success... "I've got you now, you SOB!" Considering I've got a 3,000# advantage with the 057-4, you do a hell of a job with that mini! Nice job, Jeramy........
Thank you, I have gotten to where I don't really schedule my work around the weather man. I just get up in the morning and be my own judge. Thanks for watching, and have a wonderful day 😀
The are hard to get. I ordered mine from Mason Tractor here in Georgia took about 6 weeks to get. Unit and install kit comes with everything you need to install. Took me about 4 hours to install but it works very well a real time saver.
I have a KX040-4 and starting to dig big pines in the mountains, are you using anything other than the standard bucket? Also, what grading/ditching bucket you guys recommend?
Hey thanks for the video. I was fortunate enough to trade up to the kx40 with the 6 way blade like you have a couple of weeks ago. I lean heavily on your videos and experience to better operate the machine. My question is do you ever run it in eco mode and if so under what conditions. Thanks again and looking forward to future videos.
No I don't ever use eco mode. I tried it for about 30 minutes on my first 040. All it does is throttle the machine down to a lower rpm and make it slow. I would rather burn more fuel and be productive. Thanks for watching, I really appreciate that people are enjoying my videos. You have a wonderful weekend.
I have run both. I honestly like the 40 over the 57. The 40 is a faster machine. But they are both great machines. I have added a new KX-080 to my fleet, and it is amazing, but it's very expensive. But I still use the 40 much more than the 80. Hope this was helpful. Thanks for watching and have a wonderful evening 🙂
@jeramyreberpuredirt7873 thanks! I'm just nervous to think I would have wanted a more powerful machine, but your videos ate definitely demonstrating the kx040 capabilities. Thanks!
Nice job as usual. I am doing something similar. About 4 inches of so called top soil with the rest sand and rocks with trees and tree roots. Found a bunch of garbage buried. Everything from bricks to beer bottles to pieces of an old foundation. Glad I bought a riddle bucket for my 040-4. It is becoming one of my favorite buckets for trying to save useable soil.
@@jeramyreberpuredirt7873 In my opinion for what its worth it works great. Fill bucket about 1/2 full, shake it a little bit as you are raising it up. Most of the dirt and sand falls through and you are left with tree roots, sticks, rocks and what ever else was in there. With the amount of soil I have saved it has easily paid for itself. I wish I would have bought it along time ago. With the amount of yard work that you do, it would save the customer a lot of raking time to finish it up. Just add it to the price of the job if they want it done.
It shouldn't wash out, I ran my track over it and it pushed in fairly well. It was starting to get a little soft from working it so much. When it finally dries out enough to put gravel on I will give it a quick dressing up. But that material doesn't seem too prone to wash out.
You make me wish I was 45 years younger to start a new career. Thank you for your videos.
Thank you for watching, and have a wonderful day 😊
Your knowledge shows and is definitely appreciated Jeramy ,Working with you on this project has been nothing but a positive result of your experience I’m definitely grateful for you !!! I put the easement permit in yesterday, so we shall be moving on shortly to the pad for the house.
Thank you so much for all that you have done . Great Job !
Thank you, it is a pleasure working with you.
Always nice to see an experienced operator use a smallish machine. Makes me want to get better on mine.
Thank you for the kind words. Thanks for watching and have a great evening 😊
This was very useful. I 've learned few things today. Thank you for putting the video together!
Thank you for watching 🙂
Thank you for watching and I am very happy that you enjoyed it. Have a wonderful evening ❤️
Good start on the new road glad Mother Nature finally gave you a day - another great vid an hope you an Miss Reber have a great weekend!
Thank you, and you have a great weekend yourself.
YEP! It's always that one root on the back where you can't get to it, and then comes that welcome "Snap!" You holler in success... "I've got you now, you SOB!" Considering I've got a 3,000# advantage with the 057-4, you do a hell of a job with that mini! Nice job, Jeramy........
Thank you. A little more weight behind things would definitely be helpful at times. You have a wonderful evening, and thanks for watching 👀
Weathermen get paid to be right NEVER. Crazy how they can be wrong so much. Another great video Jeramy
Thank you, I have gotten to where I don't really schedule my work around the weather man. I just get up in the morning and be my own judge. Thanks for watching, and have a wonderful day 😀
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Love it 👍
Thank you 🙂
Jeremy just installed the new Kubota hydraulic quick coupler on my kx040. Works like a dream. Might be something you want to check into.
Yes, I am very interested in one. I saw a video about it a few weeks ago. I didn't know they were making them.
The are hard to get. I ordered mine from Mason Tractor here in Georgia took about 6 weeks to get. Unit and install kit comes with everything you need to install. Took me about 4 hours to install but it works very well a real time saver.
@@kennethbruhl2379 thank you
outstanding job!
Thank you very much, and thanks for watching. Have a wonderful evening 😀
I really like those steel tracks on that machine
They work well, your 306 has steel doesn't it?
@@jeramyreberpuredirt7873 it has the steel with rubber pads.
@@smithworx1091 I thought it did.
You make it look so easy! Beautiful work. I’m digging massive 6 foot deep pine stumps and they don’t come out very quick. 🤨
The big ones get a little tedious, and thank you. Have a wonderful day 😊
I have a KX040-4 and starting to dig big pines in the mountains, are you using anything other than the standard bucket? Also, what grading/ditching bucket you guys recommend?
Hey thanks for the video. I was fortunate enough to trade up to the kx40 with the 6 way blade like you have a couple of weeks ago. I lean heavily on your videos and experience to better operate the machine. My question is do you ever run it in eco mode and if so under what conditions. Thanks again and looking forward to future videos.
No I don't ever use eco mode. I tried it for about 30 minutes on my first 040. All it does is throttle the machine down to a lower rpm and make it slow. I would rather burn more fuel and be productive. Thanks for watching, I really appreciate that people are enjoying my videos. You have a wonderful weekend.
You operate the thumb alot smoother than I can, do you have your thumb hydraulic flows set wide open? Or are they throttled back some?
Flow wide open and full throttle. Thanks for watching and have a great evening.
I'm looking at the kx040 vs kx057 for general use on a larger farm property. Do you find the kx040 sufficient? Any regret not going larger?
I have run both. I honestly like the 40 over the 57. The 40 is a faster machine. But they are both great machines. I have added a new KX-080 to my fleet, and it is amazing, but it's very expensive. But I still use the 40 much more than the 80. Hope this was helpful. Thanks for watching and have a wonderful evening 🙂
@jeramyreberpuredirt7873 thanks! I'm just nervous to think I would have wanted a more powerful machine, but your videos ate definitely demonstrating the kx040 capabilities. Thanks!
Nice job as usual. I am doing something similar. About 4 inches of so called top soil with the rest sand and rocks with trees and tree roots. Found a bunch of garbage buried. Everything from bricks to beer bottles to pieces of an old foundation. Glad I bought a riddle bucket for my 040-4. It is becoming one of my favorite buckets for trying to save useable soil.
I have wondered how well those buckets work. I wouldn't mind trying one out. Just what I need is another bucket 😉
@@jeramyreberpuredirt7873 In my opinion for what its worth it works great. Fill bucket about 1/2 full, shake it a little bit as you are raising it up. Most of the dirt and sand falls through and you are left with tree roots, sticks, rocks and what ever else was in there. With the amount of soil I have saved it has easily paid for itself. I wish I would have bought it along time ago. With the amount of yard work that you do, it would save the customer a lot of raking time to finish it up. Just add it to the price of the job if they want it done.
@@stephendevore1800 that's cool
U don’t have to tap the outer edge to keep from washing
It shouldn't wash out, I ran my track over it and it pushed in fairly well. It was starting to get a little soft from working it so much. When it finally dries out enough to put gravel on I will give it a quick dressing up. But that material doesn't seem too prone to wash out.