#48 Kubota Power, Mowing Trail, Moving Dirt, Digging Stumps
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- Two evenings of work in one video, Mowing Trails, Digging Stumps, Moving Some Dirt with Kubota L 3901, Land Pride Brush Hog, and 6' Box Scraper
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5 years later, some of your early videos are my favorites but I still enjoy your new content (watch every one you release actually). Fun to get ideas for my own property watching some of these through the years.
Enjoying the back episodes Wonderful to see how the project has evolved over 3-4 years To what it now is 👏👏👏
Hey Mike, I woke up this morning a land owner. My wife and i signed papers last eveining on 50 acres in northern Kentucky. Anyway I decided to watch this video because I'll be doing this exact thing very soon. Anyway, keep up the good work and thanks for your videos, they do come in handy for many reasons.
Congrats on the land purchase!
Thanks Mike , love watching you play with your Big Boy Toys. I have 4 acres of woods in Tottenham Ontario, and so i know how therapeutic it is to be out there. The quality of your videos is awesome, and you're a natural on camera. I have learned a lot from your channel so very appreciative of your work. Thanks again :)
I just acquired an 80 acre property up here in Canada is still educating myself in what forestry equipment I'll be needing to develope the property. I find your channel very helpful and so much enlightening. On your previous posts you mentioned the importance of having a skid steer and a tractor , I'd probably be keeping both ! Meanwhile I contracted the access installation and initial clearings to a private company then do the easy ones that I could manage . Thanks for your channel I appreciate the tips and enjoyed watching it .
Hal here from Brandon, Mississippi. Love your videos. You are living just about every man's dream. I know you work for a living so it's not all fun on a tractor. I too love the outdoors and working outdoors. Mine is all done at my club's hunting camp on leased land. Keep those videos coming. By the way, you do a great job editing your videos.
Thanks Hal, I'm learning but starting to get the editing figured out
I remember watching this video but for whatever reason, i didnt hit that like button or comment. Its funny how you were excited about 2500 subs. Congrats on the channel growth, well deserved
Thank you Sir! God bless yall!
Awesome video. I've owned a tractor since I was 15 years old and love doing this stuff day in and day out. I used to use a tractor about that size but kept running into the same issue I see happening to you sometimes with the tractor not able to lift the brush hog high enough off the ground. I moved to a 50 hp utility tractor and that solved my issues. Good luck and be safe..........
Love the wood choppin , I miss that living in Arizona , I wore a saw out in Illinois in my younger days
It's kind of fun digging stumps if you know what you're doing. The first time I rented a tracked loader to do some land clearing I discovered what not to do on a hillside. So, I was working downhill on a good sized fir digging around the base of the stump. Then I raised the bucket and pushed the tree over and the loader began to drop into a deep stump pit. My old equipment buddy said always work uphill and avoid those problems. That was probably good advice, at least for me.
Hello from Yerington NV. Learning from your videos. Thanks!
Matt Bowman
You have some beautiful property and tractor, thanks for the tips!
Hey Mike, John here from San Diego, California.
I really enjoy your videos about tractors and such, since I’d really like to own a tractor one day soon. Cheers 🥂
Great explanations. Thanks from Texas…(ex-Pennsylvania)
Nice job, nice Kubota! Thanks for sharing.
You have done it again, another great film and you don't make too long. I sure your wife loves you because you can dance with her as gracefully you drive a tractor. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Sean
Thanks for the videos, I enjoy watching them. I just bought a Kubota M5-111 with FEL..looking forward to using it.
Another great video!!
Lawrenceburg KY.
Good job on the stump, I was relieved to see you didn't beat the day lights out of that tractor doing it. I feared the worst with the title. Lol👍
Great videos! Really interesting seeing how you go about things on your land. Portrush, Northern Ireland
Thanks Michael, Would like to visit Ireland one day
This is what I will do when I'm retired. Play with my land and toys for about half the day, every day.
Well done Mike, enjoy your videos and tips they provide. Thanks from Fort Nelson B.C Canada
Thanks Greg
West Virginia. Great advice I try and avoid using my tractor bucket on stumps and large rocks. I think you may have said in one of your videos its a tractor not a dozer.
Your Very Handy With That tractor!! 👊
Thanks again early this morning, I subscribed but didn't say where I was from, Charleston, IL. and Rural king started in Mattoon IL. about 12 miles away.
I don't do Facebook
PS: Went to Armstrong installation school way back in another life time 1966, in Lancaster Pa.
On the weekend to a married guy from the NY inner city ( had never been outside of it) and young feller from the inner city of Boston, for a look around ride so they could take pictures. Man did the shoot the rolls of film ??? It was unbelievable to me, they didn't know corn from beans ( spring time and just coming up) and couldn't figure out how I could tell. When one of them keep talking about look at the ears on that horse, I thought he was kidding. We were in Amish area and it was a big Jack. Yes that tool a lot of explaining. Could write a short story on that weekend, but it was two amazed young men, who swore they were going to get outside the city and see what was around them. I would give anything to have a video of it all.
Goochland, VA. Enjoy your videos!
My family is having 270 acres logged right now. Part of the contract is bulldozing the skidder trails when they are done. I'm getting a tractor and will be building and maintaining trails after they are complete. I can't wait. Atv and dirt bike paradise.
I really like your Channel it inspires me to do more on my property
Awesome video! That Kubota made it look easy.
Thanks
Draper UT, love the tractor work, and wish i had some land to develop. Boy just get bigger toys.
Just subscribed! I'm in south central Pennsylvania. Howdy neighbor!
-Sharon
From New Brunswick Canada I do the same thing as you love my tractor time in the woods, picked up a few tips from you holding free up with chain looks like a back saver I'll be trying that...
Thanks,
Denis
Thanks Denis
Very Informative. Continue to post. Thumbs Up !!!
Northeast Minnesota. Just liked your Facebook page also.
Looks great....
Lineville, AL. I have the same new model tractor and like implements. 20 acre clearcut farm. Rough areas. Equipment works great in turning areas into future pasture. Good information on your videos. I enjoy them greatly. Thanks.
Thanks James, Glad you like them, I enjoy making them
Northern Alabama. I really enjoy watching the videos. We have the same tractor, how could I not. 😊
I have a buddy from Alabama, You love that Alabama Football as much as him?
Wouldn't be true Alabamian without football. We are an Auburn household here, for better or worse.
Who says you need a backhoe to dig stumps!! Another great video Mike. Keep'em coming!
Thanks Josh
Mike, I really enjoy your videos! I have a Kubota, B-7610 with a brush hog and a box blade I use it on my 10 acre place here in Hoquiam, WA (that's right on the coast) it's a little small for some jobs but just right for most. Keep up the good work!!!
Thanks Scott
Just subscribed. Live in Charlton, Ma. Enjoy the videos Mike!
From Newcastle Ca, enjoy your videos look forward to seeing your new trail system.
Landrum, SC and I too own a 3901..... Love it!
Thanks Guys,
great videos Mike!
Chris in Ottawa, Kansas.
Good video. Besides good work with the tractor. No tractor yet , working on it. Thanks from NC . Originally from NYC.
North Carolina from NYC? Thats a change of pace in the right direction!
Helpful!
That looks like a good place for a stand.
I really like the video. Learned a lot about stump removal. Sorry for the last two blank comments. Keyboard trouble ! Hope it is cooler in western Pa. than in muggy Alabamy.
Thanks Mark, It's been pretty nice lately, low to mid 80's but not very humid
Hello, Moira NY Like the vids great job!
Thanks Matthew
Good video Mike, that Kavita tractor does the job well, I don't think I've seen the brand in the UK, always seemed to be John Deere, ford, and JCB. Anyway keep up the good work. Nick
I heard a guy on the radio years ago talk about how meny cylinders you have from all the engines you own. I come up with 50.
So there you go.
West central Minnesota
Hi from Brewer, Maine used to live in Allentown, Pa
Hi Robert from Aberdeenshire U.K. Great videos mate!
Appreciate that Robert!
I've got exactly the same land setup. Wooden trails all over.
hello from eastern pa! just bought a kubota l3560 learning to use it.
Great Video Mike, I'm down here is the Desert S.W. New Mexico, wish I had some stumps to remove. Desert plains, mesquite and yuccas, only busy when the monsoon rains are here, 1800ft driveway to take care of. Keep the videos coming. I have a B1750 cant justify anything bigger.
Appreciate it Robert
Looks like you got pretty good dirt for digging....Out here in Oregon, Willamette valley the clay is slime when its wet, and turns to concrete when it's dry! the BX 2370 I have is not much help digging out a stump with the FEL...now, if I had the back hoe version!!
Get you a tooth bar on the bucket. It will dramatically improve your diggging and stump removal power. Nice video and tractor.
Maybe with the RK time frame use agreement approaching the end date, we will get to see some more videos of the old Kubota hard at work.
Looking at a new 1st tractor, backhoe LEARNING LEARNING, LEARNING, THANKS TEACH! New Hampshire 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Worked in Keene New Hampshire years and years ago, Rt-9 Relocation near Granite Lake I think it was called
NoVA, and about to start some Kubota adventures of our own (so appreciating your videos).
Thanks Carla! Good Luck, Where you from?
I'm a transplant for S.Florida, living/working in Loudoun (soon to be a hobbyist farmer).
Nice
Remember when u were excited about 2500 subscribers? Look at you guys now!
Cincinnati Ohio. Between you and Kapper. LOL
Nice Job..... I have a L3901 4WD and if you dug that up some on the uphill side you could have pushed the whole tree over and it would have pulled up most of the root ball!!!! Keep the videos coming love your work! Brewton Alabama.
Yes I agree, Much easier to do it that way but I couldn't get around it to get on the high side, Hows things in Alabama?
Just Waiting for the Bama heat to pass... May things will cool down in Sept! Quick question do you have fork for your bucket.....thinking about buying some to move light/medium weight pallets.
Great Video, nice work with the stump
Dennis5150, Corbett, Oregon
Thanks Dennis
Great video Mike. I have a bolt on tooth bar for my tractor that makes an unbelievable difference with that type of work. Something to look at in the future.
I second this. I have a Piranha Tooth Bar from BXpanded, and it makes a world of difference in digging in untouched soil and pushing down small saplings. I take it off in the winter for snow plowing.
Matthew Nebel I go along with the tooth bar. I have one on my L3301 and needed a dump truck of top soil but the cost to high. I went in the woods behind the house and within an hour had all the dirt I wanted and more. I could not have done it without the tooth bar. Great video, keep it going.
Pluto Thor that i have the piranha also. The design works well for light digging and trail clearing and works real well when back dragging etc. I end up leaving it on most of the time. Bxpanded makes some great products.
Hey Mike, another great video, beautiful property. Ever thought of getting a root grapple?
Wingate, NC
Yes it's on the list!
I haven't seen all your tractor videos but do you leave the loader on all the time you are using other attachments?
South Central Missouri(Ozarks) in the Mark Twain National Forest.
Panama City Beach, FL
Hi there. Do you use a quick attach for your 3 point?
Panama City FL checking in, I'm impressed with the Kubota, the operator did a pretty good job too. Did you clear all the trails on your property with that tractor?
No, I rented a Big Bobcat Skid Steer (Tracks) Forestry Package with a Fecon Head on it, Did over a mile of trail and cleared about a half acre in a weekend!
like your tractor - thinking about getting a l3901 - from Charleston SC
Thanks Tim, I love the 3901
Northern Kentucky
Mike. Love your videos. I’m in Pa also. York Co. What are you putting on the trail to grow so nice?
Rye Grass where they get a little sun
Upstate South Carolina, really like watching you work with your Kubota, makes me want to get on mine. Have your built the condo deer stand you talked about? Really enjoy your videos.
Thanks Mike, Working on it, I have no idea where this summer went so fast lol
Hey Mike. What's your opinion on a toothbar like piranha or something to help with ground covers like ivy, vines, honeysuckle etc.? Thanks. Mark.
Ozark Missouri
Indiana Just curious , how many flat tires have you got on your tractor making trails like that? Do you have any thorn bush things and stuff on your property?
None Yet! But now that you said that....... You probably Jinxed me lol, Just Kidding, We do have some thorn stuff but when I get into that a back in and grind it to nothing before the tires get to it
I enjoy watching your channel! Thanks for all the info. Trying to pick between an RK37 and an L3901. What’s your personal recommendation?
Both great tractors, advantage in lifting and carrying comfortably goes to the RK 37
Sullivan County, NY. Trying to figure out how long it will take to create a trail on 25 acres.
How do you like the L3901. Have you had any issues with it.
you need a pyranha tooth bar it is the best i have a 47 hp tractor and it feels like a 90 digging and pushing stumps up with the tooth bar on it
If we ever have that many trees then I want to try the pulley system to pull up stumps. Looks like that one wasn't too much of a hassle though.
I've seen some of those videos using pulley, Impressive
Portage County, OHIO with my first tractor.
What did you get?
Polk county, Florida
Jim from Boise Idaho
MARK TIPPINS - Auburn, Al.
Carnegie, Pa.
How does the regular guy on his one acre relate to your over the top barrage of equipment and unlimited maintenence of said toys????
Please.
Love your channel sir. You think a tooth bar on the bucket would help with those stumps? Charlotte NC
Yes I think it would
Mike, After watching a ton of your video's, I've yet to ask about the outstanding camera work you employ in each one. That said.. I'm considering buying a good video camera. I believe I understood you to say you also do editing for the final piece. Any help on both I would be thankful for. Lastly, the combined music is the icing on the cake. Outstanding workmanship / art..
Thanks, I will be doing a video this weekend on all that you mentioned. I think you will be surprised with my equipment
Looking forward to watching it. Thanks as always for sharing...
Maybe talk to the wife about getting a D9..... lol Next thing you know, you could level your mountain.... that would not be good.
I will bring that up and see how it goes
Richard Hill Memphis TN
Are those guard chains an after market Item on the brush hog deck front and back?
I ordered it like that
Mike, how much land do you have to 'play' with ........looks like fantastic place you have!
Take care of about 90 acres between mine and my moms place that joins mine
I never noticed the person standing in the road by the pond.
Whished I could afford that one, just have to make due with my 255Ih
Mike do you have a bloopers yet?
Have you taken us down this trail lately?