Harbor Freight? Yeah right...this yard tool is a GAME CHANGER!
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- Harbor Freight? Yeah right...this yard tool is a GAME CHANGER!Come along with me today on #tooltuesday as we try out something new and very fun from Toro...the Evolution backpack! Hope ya'll enjoy! Here's a link to the whole Revolution lineup for ya! www.toro.com/e...
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Hey man who ever thought I would be watching yard maintenance and loving every minute of it love your channel iv learned alot bout different things watching the channel thanks Stoney for sharing your life on the farm with us .👍✌️
Nice review! Even though I own an arsenal of gas powered equipment I’ve found that electrics like the ones you reviewed are helpful especially inside buildings since they have zero emissions. The exhaust of a gas blower inside a barn can be downright harmful.
STIHL needs to have one of those "Backpack Systems" for Landscape Contractors.
And a "Rapid Charge" system for a 12v for those on the go with multiple properties!
I must have missed something. Haven't seen Mrs.SRF in a while.
Battery powered tools are making MAJOR strides. Great review and look at what Toro has to offer!
Josh, do you gather all of this for your own "On Site" Compost Pile, or dump it all "in the woods"?
Also, any thoughts of growing your own Tabacco and making use of the "Tabacco Shed"?
Good morning Josh, those are some handy battery powered tools to have! The backpack power pole saw set up I really like!
Looks like a great system from Toro.
I have those tools in various brands, some electric, some battery and some engine driven.
Do you have the comparable ones in the Milwaukee flavor? How do Toro, Milwaukee, and Dewalt compare? Thanks for demoing the Toro models! Good stuff!!! 🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸
Josh, the advice I would give anyone at this point.
When you buy a battery powered tool, always buy one with a battery. Usually the big box stores run nice sales on these combo. Often times, the batteries are more expensive than the tool themselves.
Stick to the brand that you use. Often times, the batteries are interchangeable as well.
If I had to start all over again, I would definitely consider TORO.
The brand I have right now has been awesome though! It's been able to do everything thing I've thrown at it, with absolutely no issues.
Thanks Josh!
Hey Josh, I love the work your doing on the Farm! And at 6'4" I feel your pain with weed whackers, and plus I'm left handed so life sucks even more in a 'Right Handed' World :)
Hot outside?? For the last week its been hitting 104 degrees here in the Middle Rio Grande Valley with no releif in sight!
My egg layin Ladies, mostly Barred Rocks, ain't liken it at all! And the Blue Slates are miserable too!
I just picked up the back pack Toro battery blower. No battery included but I had a 10 AH one from the Toro snow blower ready to go. It’s a pretty slick set up, very strong and quieter than the gas powered variety.
New drinking game...everyone takes a shot every time Josh says the word tether!! Halfway thru the video, everyone is passed out on the floor!
Awesome and very versatile unit for any farm or any business or home owner
I love my battery powered lawn equipment this Toro brand rocks!
A tip when hedge-clipping. Always trim up. From the ground up will give you a better clip. If you are making a hedge aim for a truncated triangular prism so the lower branches get sun and will continue to leaf up. In other words, slope the sides inwards from the base enough to make sure every branch gets full sunlight.
How's Mrs Stoney Ridge doing haven't seen her in a while, miss seening her with you.
Is there a left handed version of the leaf blower? The one you have is for right handers. It doesn't look like it would be too handy for a south paw.
any luck finding the Rooster yet or still M.I.A ?
WoooooooooooHeeeeeeeeeeeeeeHeeeeeeeeeee!!!!Alright!!!!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗 10:50
I bought a toro blower with the battery system,started to build on it,going to get the trimmer next
We need a update on how things are going with miss and Mr stoney ridge
Reminds me of my old external aluminum frame back pack. The hip belt was more important than the shoulder straps! wooo!
This channel is officially an infomercial series.
The outlook at the 9 minute mark when playing around with the hedge trimmer looks like something from a magnate’s country estate. Well done Josh on building up a beautiful property.
Plant rosemary. When it’s hedged, and it can be, the smell is beautiful plus it’s healthy to eat and gives good flavour to food, especially lamb and roast potatoes.
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$$$$$ some of us don't have boo koodle income stream from TH-cam....
Amos, you can do anything you set your mind to buddy....so putting me down for working hard, planning, building a successful channel and bringing you unique content like this seems kinda silly. You can do exactly what I've done with my youtube channel brother. You've been watching the channel for a long time now....why are you trying to put me down?
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer WHOA!!!! Didn't mean for you to think I was putting you down!!!!! Just the opposite: you came up with and implemented a heck of a business plan.
@@StoneyRidgeFarmerecause electric tools are gay, worse for the environment than gas and just gay. Other than that I like your vids. 😂
Hey Josh thank you for the video woo
Morning Josh its great to have tool Tues have a wonderful day on the farm with the cows
Excellent video Josh and things will be a lot easier also faster now ❤😊😮
let's see the tomato's !
Great Job. You should always put your equipment back clean.
Like those trimmers!
It's Jay masaitis. Changed my name on here. Hey Josh did you find your rooster and remedy for the predators? @stoney ridge farmer
Snicker, you're so gentle.. wham bang toss flip bump. Lol. Truth is I am the same with my stuff.
where has miss Stoney Ridge been ?
It was hoped that the relationship would mend and all would be happy ever after. It didn’t happen. She is gone.
Good morning Josh
Nice equipment you have to do the chores
Great stuff, love it all
Be well
A power backpack makes sense for some equipment and less for other. The hedge trimmer and the weed whacker are among those where it makes less sense, they are not the heavy draining equipment that makes good use of a huge power backpack. The leaf blower and the chainsaw drain the batteries a lot faster so a backpack makes a lot more sense, especially if you are working for a whole day. So it's not a one stop solution for ever battery powered tool you've got.
I like the idea of electric and the instant torque and power but the dang batteries are just so darn expensive and if something wears out internally can it be serviced? I find it difficult to spent hundreds if not more of my hard earned money on something that doesn’t have the longest service life, do some tools make life easier, I can agree some have an advantage but that’s my view on things I’d love to find some answers or advice to change my mind. I do like them I just have questions. Not to mention the weight reduction and decreased vibrations are a plus aswell. I guess I’m just on the fence so to speak.😅
That's a Minnesota based Company! I mean, I knew that a priori. I had a Toro lawn mower, it was great!
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For a $700 cost you need to be trimming a whole lot of shrubs.
If Toro had been around 200 years ago we would never had a civil war.
👍Good stuff. Hey Josh, ITS HOT!!! 👍🇺🇸
Great video, Josh! Good stuff to know!
Having way to much fun!!!!!!!
Great system for sure.
Clicked for Harbor Freight. Left disappointed.
Harbor Freight.....folks preach that China is our enemy..then go to harbor freight....seems kinda silly doesn't it
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer China is a pretty flaccid excuse for an enemy:: demographic collapse, incompetent leader with a cult of personality, and the world’s largest importer of food and energy with a far inferior Navy and Air Force… they wouldn’t stand a chance, and they can’t afford to try.
By the way, almost everything is made abroad. Slapping some paint and stickers on something is hardly “Made in America.” Harbor Freight busted Snap On for making it’s Jack in China by sniping their manufacturer and rebranding it Daytona. Even if the tool is made in the USA - the Steel or Aluminum was definitely smelted and rolled in China; the Rubber O-Rings were made in China; the lithium for batteries - the batteries themselves were made in China.
This is coming to an end though as labor shortages and new construction costs in China are pushing companies to “near-shore” to Mexico, which still has an actual pyramid for a Demographic chart.
The whole reason for cordless tools is the notion of being CORDLESS! For goodness sake Americans, stop spending your hard earned money on Garbage!
you do understand that this makes battery life about 5 times more....and it opens the door to electric tools for the pro landscaper right? You are basically saying that Americans are stupid for wanting convenience? I'm not sure how big your yard is....but mine is 150 acres!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer 150 Acres is quite a challange but I do understand your point. I have 20 acres and I let the goats take care of the weed eating 🐐 Most people won't be able to afford a Lithium-Ion multi battery pack! That's why gas Power Equipment will be around for a long time. I do however own an 80 volt brushless chainsaw and loved every bit of it! The battery life is not that great but I'm no lumberjack either 🤣
I watch your videos regularly however I have to totally disagree with you... The atlas 80v series outdoes toro any day I was Leary of atlas as I owed the toro line and batteries where worn out. I figured I would run the atlas for 90 days and compare.. The atlas tools rock. I own a farm also and have put them to the test... Toro doesn't even compare.
lol....I'm just showing ya a tool buddy....does Atlas make a backpack like this?
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer no it does not make a backpack.. unfortunately but it has a chainsaw that I have abused the heck out of... I have four of the large packs and I can run it for about six to eight hours straight with that... The chain and bar have been replaced with Oregon parts which helped the battery life.
@@simpletennesseelife5895so what you're actually saying, is that a 80volt system is incomparable to a 60volt system (wooow, surprise!!!) and atlas is beter than toro, because atlas has no battery-backpack and a crappy chain and blade???
@@TerrorTubbie666 the chain and bar did not last no.
Gee, with everything going to electric I wish I had stock in a company that was leading the way? Oh yea, I do Tesla.
Looks nice after the trim.
Some local governments mandate all gas operated gardening equipment be changed to battery powered to lessen impact on environment and lessen noise.
How heavy duty is the cable you attach the implements to.
And Roger Cook doesn't like hedge clippers at all
Batteries can catch fire so quick you could not get them off your back in time.
Looks nice and green, out to the distance!