With a closed in cab you dont have to put up with bees hornets ground wasp snakes poison ivy sumac oak . You can work in the rain and have ac & heat with radio
Maybe a drone shot of before and after would speak volumes for the scope of these projects, to the untrained eyeball it might goes unappreciated exactly how crazy these projects really are. 👍👍👍
Living in the high desert on 5 acres with all the tumble weeds and scrub brush I appreciate seeing how these work so well. We don't have them out here. I don't know why. They would make a fortune. I want one.
The reason I ask is... several years ago in Tennessee a company clearing a lot uncovered an abandoned cemetery with over 60 headstones. Turned out ground radar discovered about 100 graves all dating to the civil war. The lot looked as overgrown as this one.
Another good one! As a compulsive Andrew Camarata consumer, I have to say that the ratio of time lapse/standard footage that works well for keeping people's attention is closer to 80/20. Part of that is the fact that he has a second camera, I'm sure, so the wide shot is always getting captured, and he can make a time lapse for that. You can also try mounting higher in the cab and switching to Wide (assuming this is a GoPro or similar) and getting that time lapse, switching to standard when you hit something interesting. Keep 'em coming!
Thanks for the feedback! Andrew has a great channel and I love watching his stuff as well. Even though we do slightly different stuff he's definitely been an inspiration for me on how to film this stuff and making it interesting for viewers.
Excellent video. I hope you silenced the grapeheads who tell you to walk through the lot before cutting. A copperhead can be a very persuasive point in your favor. Your use of camera positions was first-rated as was your set-up narration. But there was no need to apologize at the end. You did everything perfectly. Looking forward to Part 2.
Do you run your own company and if so how much are all the operating cost for equipment, insurance, etc... vs how much you generally make per sq foot or however you charge by
Agreed! When I finish a vid the first thing I do is watch the finished product and its always cool to see the time-lapse and see how everything gets mowed down.
BOB Joatmon I just finished a 2 acre cut of my property that looked remarkably like this. I used a walk behind brush cutter. It was brutal work, this is so much better.
And it even cuts up snakes I have a tractor with a brush mower at least every year but when we have big fires starting it is in like depends what mount if there is a sneeeek tractor either squish the sneeeek or cut the sneeeek
Describing the property, buildings on it, size, etc would be neat... Maybe even show a Google Earth overview of the property even would be awesome. Looks like old neat buildings there
There is something about watching a video like this that relaxes me. do they ever have you rake the area that you have cleared so it can be moved with a yard mower? I operated a dozer while I was in-country as part of my assignment, I really like that part of the job. Thanks for a very outstanding video. (Mississippi gulf coast).
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed! Typically no, the area will get raked whenever it get develops. Until then most owners are content to let them be as they are and get mowed every 6 months or so. This one hadn't been cut in awhile so it was a bit worse than what is typical.
I wish I had one of those babies when I worked on similar jobs in England! It would have been me getting my chainsaw and hand held brushcutter going and disappearing into the undergrowth for weeks!
That is some machine! I just love your videos. I was very active in my yard with flowers, shrubs, trees, garden. Now I am a 77 year young female and not doing so much after back surgery. Love the outdoors .😊 keep up with your great work and videos. KUDOS
Well i think that the difference is that this is a mower attachment, while the drum models are more like mulchers. I mean, this one here works wonderful for this kind of brush and small trees, but if you have bigger stuff like stumps and such a drum mulcher is a little bit better. Well, its like they say in Far Cry 6: "Always use the right tool for the job." XD
What hydraulic flow rate did you get with this attachment? Using high flow? Also, did you do the direct drive motor or piston motor? Thanks for the video.
This is so satisfying. I'm sure this would be my dream job. I love heavy equipment and I actually like mowing. One day i hope to be able to get a machine and do this. Never ran a skid steer before but if i owned one i'd put in more then enough time to learn them. especially being able to stay cool. Man you are blessed!
They burnt women at the stake claiming they were witches for farting at the wrong time, I can not imagine what they would do to you for having one of these.
You need to get a forestry mulcher for jobs like that. Faster and don't have to worry about limbs or trees, logs Or stumps It'd Chew right thru them and mulcher has faster recovery time. Instead of almost destroying that blade. Yours seemed a bit slow for that brush That good for grass light brush. But that job needed a mulcher
Maybe, but it got the job done and that's what matters. But the good thing is my blades are a hell of a lot cheaper to replace if I destroy them compared to the teeth on a mulcher. But regardless, yes I do eventually want a mulcher. Any brands you recommend?
I killed one of those Damn things in my driveway the last week of June. Just about the same size. Pretty Good size for Copperheads. Thanks for The Great Videos!
It's amazing what kudzu can do to a tree. Love to see that crappy vine come down. Kudzu topped some nice junipers in my yard. I cut the vines at ground level, the deer took care of the new growth.
Nice video. I have a 333d and my grandpa has the 333g. He has the forestry mulcher for his. I been looking at these ones, mainly because the price. They're a lot cheaper, and looks like they do the job.
Hey John! 333 series is a great machine! If you have high flow these rotary cutters are a beast! This one is rated for 7" material and can do about 90% of what most drum mulchers can do so if you are mostly doing 7" material or less this is a much cheaper and efficient option and it is versatile as you can also do bush hogging and mowing jobs as well, which would not be something you would want to do with a mulcher. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hey, great video. Is your rotary cutter that you're using a high flow unit. Seems like you spend a lot of time backing out and letting the cutter recover.
I love watching you mow those over grown jungle yard etc.. You have to have a good feeling of accomplishment when you’re finally done with a job like that!! Keep up the good work!! Be looking forward to more jungle mowing .
Wow! That skid steer chopped up that snake, I now I would not use nothing less then a skid steer, to cut down all that. Could be a lot of venomous snakes in there. Skid steer cones in handy, chop up snakes, and cut down thick grass.
FALA GALERA.....ERRO PRIMÁRIO, VOLTAR DE RÉ, SEM CORTAR NADA, ONDE DEVERIA FAZER UM RETORNO, JÁ CORTANDO O MATO DOS LADOS....VOLTAR SEM CORTAR E APENAS GASTANDO COMBUSTÍVEL, É TRISTE, BURRICE E PERDA DE TEMPO. ABS
Amazing what hydraulic machines are capable of, this is so enjoyable to watch. Thank you for bringing us along. Curious if you have tunes in your ears, or if the sound of the machine is all you need haha!
well the freeway in the background didn't help with selling those lots, but looks like the found the guy to tame 'em till they do sell. have a great day.
I had 2 people come out to do .50 acres. they have same machine as you. one guy wanted 1000$. and one guy said not worth to bring machine out on small property. I dunno if people are greedy or lazy? I offered 500$ max?.
We get copperheads and rarely rattlesnakes in ohio. I heard people talk about rattlesnakes in ohio forever and never believed it until my grandma told me my grandpa used to go and shoot them on the neighboring property. And after venturing back there, I believe all the storys. Great video. I told myself if he clears that lot, ill hit like and subscribe. You sir have gained a like and a subscriber
This happened to me a couple of years ago, 2 acres of my land had overgrown and I had to get heavy equipment to clear it, ton of Blackberries bushes destroyed but it was becoming a jungle, so now its smooth land
Standard flow or high flow machine? Just surprised how much it bogged the mower down if that's a high flow machine. Don tons of cutting with a standard PTO bush hog on stuff that size (standing in the seat to see over trees in spots) and some with a Gehl V420 which is a little over 40gpm with a Blue Diamond Series 2 and it would chew up 6 inch+ trees and was rated for 10 inch. Mostly in pine with blue diamond so it was soft wood.
I was wondering about snakes and your job just as long as they’re on the ground and you’re in the cabin I guess everything is okay they’re more scared of you than you are of them in theory anyhow 👀😳
I was operating a Fecon mulcher one time and I keep getting a tickle on my left elbow. I reach my left arm up and scratch and put it back down on the arm rest only to have it tickle again. About the third time of me itching my arm, I looked down to see what kind of string, towel, or rag was rubbing the back of my arm. It was a snake licking the back of my arm!!! I couldn't get that machine stopped and slowed down fast enough! Exit stage right I went. Fortunately it didn't bite me and was just a harmless snake, but a danger noodle nonetheless!
i enjoying your videos. but when you run this machine you have to keep backing up and pulling forward. why don't you invent a platform for that like a lawn mower. keep moving forward with a wide open front, blade is visible from the front, no front guard, and exhaust to the side? you can do this job in half the time. keep up the good work.
Just a suggestion, could you not move your head so fast when videoing with the head cam? Or maybe just lose the headcam and video using some other method. It's dizzying when you move your head so fast, otherwise it was a great video. Thanks.
Awesome video friend heavy equipment saw a snake never touched it might be poisonous big Field making money not cheap pay feed your family bless you keep bringing new videos soon
El operador dejó el trabajo que estaba haciendo xq no pudo yse paso a lo más fácil la yerbita, m e dado cuenta que no quieren forzar la máquina.. entonces no sirve
I just showed this to my mother, who's 100 years old (really), and she was fascinated and loved watching the entire thing. She was most interested that this machine can cut down such large stuff, as well as grind it all up to where the area looks like it's a lawn.
That's awesome! Tell her thanks for watching and I'm glad she enjoyed the content! If she likes this there are ton more vids on my channel of this cutter attachment mowing stuff down!
Seems like he doesn't know how to drive the skid steer with the motor on it I noticed you're bouncing all around boss could just be me I love the content though doing an awesome job
hi, i like watching these type of videos. as someone mentioned, to keep our attention, i prefer the wide angle from the side. i do have a question, and fyi ive never operated any machine like that, but it seems theres an easier way to do this? im an army guy and i hate going backwards and u go in reverse A LOT. would it not be better to raise it up, mover forward about 6 feet, bring it down to the ground destroying everything, raise it up, move forward 6 feet, repeat? thanks!
The only thing I see wrong with this video is for time and production I would sell that mower and skid steer buy a tractor and 15 foot bat wing and the couple hours you wasted on that it would already be done sorry for negativity but saving time and money means a lot I do this stuff for a living there nothing there a batwing wouldn't cut up but good work man glad to watch
This disc mulcher seems to do pretty well. What model is it? Have you used a drum mulcher? How do you think those compare to this unit? Thanks for the great video!
Here is the link to these rotary cutters: www.mtlattachments.com/brush-cutters-1 Never used a drum mulcher but they are awesome and work well for alot of applications, and one would have worked well here. They are just way more expensive than rotary cutters and the teeth are expensive when they have to be replaced, the blades on these cutters are relatively inexpensive and there are only 3 of them, unlike on a mulcher where you will have 30 or so teeth. But I would love to have a drum mulcher one day for sure!
I'm sorry I'm old, remember the clear cutting done in Oregon, and Washington, seams funny how man can change the Earth 🥶 Anyway Hope you all had a Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 Merry Christmas 🎄 And always a Happy New Year 🥳🎉🎊❤️
Copper heads are beautiful snakes but, that beauty has nasty venom tho lol. My grandpa years ago got chased down by copper head on his property down in southern Missouri. He killed it with an axe 🪓 chopping his head off. Love the videos man keep them going.
With a closed in cab you dont have to put up with bees hornets ground wasp snakes poison ivy sumac oak . You can work in the rain and have ac & heat with radio
Oh boy... you're getting soft ha ha... ;)
us army uses them and some police forces for breaching barricades
@@mfgc2610 that’s what she said!!!😂🤣😂✌️
Maybe a drone shot of before and after would speak volumes for the scope of these projects, to the untrained eyeball it might goes unappreciated exactly how crazy these projects really are. 👍👍👍
Just got a drone about a month ago, you'll be seeing more footage from that in the future! Thanks!
@@idigit4967 is that a regular ol brush hog, mulcher, or forestry head?
Brush Hog, with tree guard. Use this in the spring, then rent a brushcat from bobcat for fall cut. The following spring cut will be butter!
X favor ponerlo en español
Living in the high desert on 5 acres with all the tumble weeds and scrub brush I appreciate seeing how these work so well. We don't have them out here. I don't know why. They would make a fortune. I want one.
This has to be the most baddest lawn mower in the world I've always wondered how they cut down stuff like this
Do you have others solution rather than this?
@@onnomar510 possibly, but you gotta use what you have and what's wrong with this? It cuts it down to nothing....
I work for the company that builds these brush cutters
Where is this? Florida?
I agree w/you.
The reason I ask is... several years ago in Tennessee a company clearing a lot uncovered an abandoned cemetery with over 60 headstones. Turned out ground radar discovered about 100 graves all dating to the civil war. The lot looked as overgrown as this one.
That’s where I was buried.
Another good one! As a compulsive Andrew Camarata consumer, I have to say that the ratio of time lapse/standard footage that works well for keeping people's attention is closer to 80/20. Part of that is the fact that he has a second camera, I'm sure, so the wide shot is always getting captured, and he can make a time lapse for that. You can also try mounting higher in the cab and switching to Wide (assuming this is a GoPro or similar) and getting that time lapse, switching to standard when you hit something interesting. Keep 'em coming!
Thanks for the feedback! Andrew has a great channel and I love watching his stuff as well. Even though we do slightly different stuff he's definitely been an inspiration for me on how to film this stuff and making it interesting for viewers.
That’s excellent feedback and input!👍
Excellent video. I hope you silenced the grapeheads who tell you to walk through the lot before cutting. A copperhead can be a very persuasive point in your favor. Your use of camera positions was first-rated as was your set-up narration. But there was no need to apologize at the end. You did everything perfectly. Looking forward to Part 2.
Thanks!
No none of the camera language just you did an awesome job! Dense and thickly packed. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Do you run your own company and if so how much are all the operating cost for equipment, insurance, etc... vs how much you generally make per sq foot or however you charge by
Why is watching this so mesmerizing?!😳
I don't know but I get that comment alot Michael! Thanks for watching!
Rite!
Because your a guy that once you start a project, you finish it. That's why lm here because l want to see it done
The end result is satisfying. 😁😄
Seems like it would be easier for everyone involved to keep this maintained on a regular basis.
It gets cut about every 6 months, which for these lots is regular maintenance.
Shhh! Then we’d have nothing to watch... 😉
@@idigit4967 so big in only 6 months?
There's something satisfying about watching a mower at work!
Agreed! When I finish a vid the first thing I do is watch the finished product and its always cool to see the time-lapse and see how everything gets mowed down.
Kind of with i was there with a lawn chair and drinks to watch... very satisfying watching a jungle get cleared!
IDigIt4 I agree!
Phillip Miller hell im thinking about getting one myself go mow some lawns fo free lol just gotta have that ac
I wonder if thay ever ran into hornet's or bees. while cutting down shrubs .snake heaven.
Having spent a couple of weeks sweating my a** off with a machete clearing an acre like this I'm very impressed with the technology!
Yeah, I'm amazed sometimes what this thing will do.
BOB Joatmon I just finished a 2 acre cut of my property that looked remarkably like this. I used a walk behind brush cutter. It was brutal work, this is so much better.
And it even cuts up snakes I have a tractor with a brush mower at least every year but when we have big fires starting it is in like depends what mount if there is a sneeeek tractor either squish the sneeeek or cut the sneeeek
Describing the property, buildings on it, size, etc would be neat... Maybe even show a Google Earth overview of the property even would be awesome. Looks like old neat buildings there
There is something about watching a video like this that relaxes me. do they ever have you rake the area that you have cleared so it can be moved with a yard mower? I operated a dozer while I was in-country as part of my assignment, I really like that part of the job. Thanks for a very outstanding video. (Mississippi gulf coast).
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed! Typically no, the area will get raked whenever it get develops. Until then most owners are content to let them be as they are and get mowed every 6 months or so. This one hadn't been cut in awhile so it was a bit worse than what is typical.
I wish I had one of those babies when I worked on similar jobs in England! It would have been me getting my chainsaw and hand held brushcutter going and disappearing into the undergrowth for weeks!
I would love to shred something like that. Good job!
Seems to me a front end attached mulcher would be more efficient. And it looks like the skid steer doesnt have enough horse power.
There is something so soothing about seeing grass cut or really over grown properties like this cut down ,wish I could do this to my own property.
I wish you had a drone to show the lot and some of the progress from aerial viewpoint.
Yeah when I did this job I didn't have my GoPro yet unfortunately! Thank you for watching and commenting Rizwan!
That is some machine! I just love your videos. I was very active in my yard with flowers, shrubs, trees, garden. Now I am a 77 year young female and not doing so much after back surgery. Love the outdoors .😊 keep up with your great work and videos. KUDOS
That grows that fast that's crazy,plants are on steroids out where you live job security for sure nice work
It looks like you have developed a strategy that works well. The finished work looks better than what I saw a drum unit doing.
Well i think that the difference is that this is a mower attachment, while the drum models are more like mulchers.
I mean, this one here works wonderful for this kind of brush and small trees, but if you have bigger stuff like stumps and such a drum mulcher is a little bit better.
Well, its like they say in Far Cry 6: "Always use the right tool for the job." XD
What hydraulic flow rate did you get with this attachment? Using high flow? Also, did you do the direct drive motor or piston motor? Thanks for the video.
It'll like that British woman from the island down tight so she doesn't commit suicide you know Hillary and Bill
I want the mower with the blades out front .
That machine is amazingly quiet for what it is doing.
I can watch this all day.
AMEN!!!! LOL.😃!!!.. ME TOO!...
10-4 OAO!!!...
me too i can watch it all day i just love lawn work
A dream machine. Sounds like a dragon. Didn't know they existed. So there is no debris to haul off? Amazing.
Nope, no debris to haul off, all the mulch just decomposed into the ground!
This machine mesmerizes me! I love watching these videos!!
What an amazing attachment. It is hard to believe how incredibly fast it works.
This is so satisfying. I'm sure this would be my dream job. I love heavy equipment and I actually like mowing. One day i hope to be able to get a machine and do this. Never ran a skid steer before but if i owned one i'd put in more then enough time to learn them. especially being able to stay cool. Man you are blessed!
It's therapy just turn the headphones on and just start going.
I love watching these type of clips at 2X's the normal speed they sound like they are on speed
So satisfying when you raise the deck way high, and then lower it and grind everything up
Imagine going back to 1890 with one of these bad boys. This is great stuff
🤣 yeah talk about mind blown for some of the farmers LOL! Glad you enjoyed the vid!
They burnt women at the stake claiming they were witches for farting at the wrong time, I can not imagine what they would do to you for having one of these.
You need to get a forestry mulcher for jobs like that. Faster and don't have to worry about limbs or trees, logs Or stumps It'd Chew right thru them and mulcher has faster recovery time. Instead of almost destroying that blade. Yours seemed a bit slow for that brush
That good for grass light brush. But that job needed a mulcher
Maybe, but it got the job done and that's what matters. But the good thing is my blades are a hell of a lot cheaper to replace if I destroy them compared to the teeth on a mulcher. But regardless, yes I do eventually want a mulcher. Any brands you recommend?
That machine is tough. I like this video. Got me all relaxed. Where do the snakes go. Kinda scary.
I killed one of those Damn things in my driveway the last week of June. Just about the same size. Pretty Good size for Copperheads.
Thanks for The Great Videos!
Thanks for watching!
Mt gostoso ver tudo limpinho, esse povo mora no paraíso, rodeado pela natureza, q quintal é esse!!!!😱😍👏🇧🇷
Love this kind of work, I could do this all day. love the video.....
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
It's amazing what kudzu can do to a tree. Love to see that crappy vine come down. Kudzu topped some nice junipers in my yard. I cut the vines at ground level, the deer took care of the new growth.
So relaxing to watch, thank you. At least you can see what you've done at the end of a day! Wish my job was like that.
Thanks Alan, glad you enjoyed the content, I appreciate you watching!
First time here! Great job! Congrats! Best regards from Lisbon, Portugal ☺️🇵🇹
Thank you for watching Cristina! Glad you enjoyed the content!
Me: Man, when is the next Post10 video coming out?
TH-cam: Wanna watch someone mow down a briar patch?
Me: Heck yah I do!
🤣 Love this comment! Glad you enjoyed the vid!
Lol
What a satisfying video!!! I love it when people do a neat job to tidy things up. Maybe that's an OCD I have.
Had to fast forward to where he got mowing, I was getting seasick with all the erratic camera action
What would you charge for clearing an acre like the video shows?
I need one of those. I need to munch some stuff for therapy sake.
Yeah its definitely good for that for sure! Thank you for watching!
Nice video. I have a 333d and my grandpa has the 333g. He has the forestry mulcher for his. I been looking at these ones, mainly because the price. They're a lot cheaper, and looks like they do the job.
Hey John! 333 series is a great machine! If you have high flow these rotary cutters are a beast! This one is rated for 7" material and can do about 90% of what most drum mulchers can do so if you are mostly doing 7" material or less this is a much cheaper and efficient option and it is versatile as you can also do bush hogging and mowing jobs as well, which would not be something you would want to do with a mulcher. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hey, great video. Is your rotary cutter that you're using a high flow unit. Seems like you spend a lot of time backing out and letting the cutter recover.
Great video. Taming the jungle indeed! Some of those trees were 20 feet high. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! There were a couple trees in that back corner that were no joke!
what a nice job i dig it 4.
I love watching you mow those over grown jungle yard etc.. You have to have a good feeling of accomplishment when you’re finally done with a job like that!! Keep up the good work!! Be looking forward to more jungle mowing .
Thank you! More vids to come, I've got a couple brush cutting jobs coming up this week actually!
Just came across the channel today on my TH-cam feed, love this stuff, great job!! You got a new subscriber
Awesome! Thanks for subscribing!
Good video. I haven't seen a copper head for many yrs.
Seen a few already this year around my farm. First one I've run across this year on the job though.
Wow! That skid steer chopped up that snake, I now I would not use nothing less then a skid steer, to cut down all that. Could be a lot of venomous snakes in there. Skid steer cones in handy, chop up snakes, and cut down thick grass.
Yeah I bet that's not the first snake that cutter has chopped up for sure! Thank you for watching and commenting!
FALA GALERA.....ERRO PRIMÁRIO, VOLTAR DE RÉ, SEM CORTAR NADA, ONDE DEVERIA FAZER UM RETORNO, JÁ CORTANDO O MATO DOS LADOS....VOLTAR SEM CORTAR E APENAS GASTANDO COMBUSTÍVEL, É TRISTE, BURRICE E PERDA DE TEMPO. ABS
Amazing what hydraulic machines are capable of, this is so enjoyable to watch. Thank you for bringing us along. Curious if you have tunes in your ears, or if the sound of the machine is all you need haha!
I usually just listen to the machine
New subscriber from the UK! I would never have thought I would watch videos of this nature but they are pretty relaxing 😎 Love the content!
Such a sacred job.from Hong Kong.👍🌷
well the freeway in the background didn't help with selling those lots, but looks like the found the guy to tame 'em till they do sell.
have a great day.
Thank you!
I had 2 people come out to do .50 acres. they have same machine as you. one guy wanted 1000$. and one guy said not worth to bring machine out on small property. I dunno if people are greedy or lazy? I offered 500$ max?.
It's the honey badger 3000. It just don't care.
Thanks for upload a video today!
No problem, glad you enjoyed it!
We get copperheads and rarely rattlesnakes in ohio. I heard people talk about rattlesnakes in ohio forever and never believed it until my grandma told me my grandpa used to go and shoot them on the neighboring property. And after venturing back there, I believe all the storys. Great video. I told myself if he clears that lot, ill hit like and subscribe. You sir have gained a like and a subscriber
Awesome story! Snakes are no joke for sure! Thanks for liking and subscribing!
That’s a clean finish!
Should do bushes in early spring so they might grow back
I cut stuff like this with a $75 rotary cutter made 50+ years ago and a 40hp kubota tractor. I guess maybe it was a tough job for a deere.
Enjoyed the video. A full-watch. 👍🏽🙂
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This happened to me a couple of years ago, 2 acres of my land had overgrown and I had to get heavy equipment to clear it, ton of Blackberries bushes destroyed but it was becoming a jungle, so now its smooth land
Yeah blackberries can take over a property in a relatively short amount of time if you let them!
Standard flow or high flow machine? Just surprised how much it bogged the mower down if that's a high flow machine. Don tons of cutting with a standard PTO bush hog on stuff that size (standing in the seat to see over trees in spots) and some with a Gehl V420 which is a little over 40gpm with a Blue Diamond Series 2 and it would chew up 6 inch+ trees and was rated for 10 inch. Mostly in pine with blue diamond so it was soft wood.
I was wondering about snakes and your job just as long as they’re on the ground and you’re in the cabin I guess everything is okay they’re more scared of you than you are of them in theory anyhow 👀😳
I was operating a Fecon mulcher one time and I keep getting a tickle on my left elbow. I reach my left arm up and scratch and put it back down on the arm rest only to have it tickle again. About the third time of me itching my arm, I looked down to see what kind of string, towel, or rag was rubbing the back of my arm. It was a snake licking the back of my arm!!! I couldn't get that machine stopped and slowed down fast enough! Exit stage right I went. Fortunately it didn't bite me and was just a harmless snake, but a danger noodle nonetheless!
And people speaking about Brazil cutting a jungle.
You people do so The sane.in América
Move forward and reverse.... Until 100 years and u will die with your move forward and reverse.....
i enjoying your videos. but when you run this machine you have to keep backing up and pulling forward. why don't you invent a platform for that like a lawn mower. keep moving forward with a wide open front, blade is visible from the front, no front guard, and exhaust to the side? you can do this job in half the time. keep up the good work.
Just a suggestion, could you not move your head so fast when videoing with the head cam? Or maybe just lose the headcam and video using some other method. It's dizzying when you move your head so fast, otherwise it was a great video. Thanks.
This machine worked out better than the "lawnmower on a stick" from around the pond and the mulcher combined.....
Awesome video friend heavy equipment saw a snake never touched it might be poisonous big Field making money not cheap pay feed your family bless you keep bringing new videos soon
That Spinning Cylindrical Tool Would Make This Job A Whole Lot Easier And Faster !
That looks like fun but just like anything else after about 2hrs it becomes work
True LOL
El operador dejó el trabajo que estaba haciendo xq no pudo yse paso a lo más fácil la yerbita, m e dado cuenta que no quieren forzar la máquina.. entonces no sirve
Do you check for animals nesting on the ground before you dig it up ? Rabbits and foxes for example
I just showed this to my mother, who's 100 years old (really), and she was fascinated and loved watching the entire thing. She was most interested that this machine can cut down such large stuff, as well as grind it all up to where the area looks like it's a lawn.
That's awesome! Tell her thanks for watching and I'm glad she enjoyed the content! If she likes this there are ton more vids on my channel of this cutter attachment mowing stuff down!
@@idigit4967 Tonight we watched the video of clearing the lot filled with devilweed.
You need to be careful. Each time you stop to talk a copperhead can crawl up to your skid and make its way into the cab. Be very careful.
Wow, I don't know what kind of machine you are using; but that's a monster? 😮😮🤔🇨🇦
WOW 😃. THAT'S ONE AWESOME MACHINE ‼️
Seems like he doesn't know how to drive the skid steer with the motor on it I noticed you're bouncing all around boss could just be me I love the content though doing an awesome job
hi, i like watching these type of videos. as someone mentioned, to keep our attention, i prefer the wide angle from the side. i do have a question, and fyi ive never operated any machine like that, but it seems theres an easier way to do this? im an army guy and i hate going backwards and u go in reverse A LOT. would it not be better to raise it up, mover forward about 6 feet, bring it down to the ground destroying everything, raise it up, move forward 6 feet, repeat? thanks!
The only thing I see wrong with this video is for time and production I would sell that mower and skid steer buy a tractor and 15 foot bat wing and the couple hours you wasted on that it would already be done sorry for negativity but saving time and money means a lot I do this stuff for a living there nothing there a batwing wouldn't cut up but good work man glad to watch
What is abat wing please .
A bat wing brush hog for a tractor
This disc mulcher seems to do pretty well. What model is it? Have you used a drum mulcher? How do you think those compare to this unit?
Thanks for the great video!
Here is the link to these rotary cutters:
www.mtlattachments.com/brush-cutters-1
Never used a drum mulcher but they are awesome and work well for alot of applications, and one would have worked well here. They are just way more expensive than rotary cutters and the teeth are expensive when they have to be replaced, the blades on these cutters are relatively inexpensive and there are only 3 of them, unlike on a mulcher where you will have 30 or so teeth. But I would love to have a drum mulcher one day for sure!
@@idigit4967 i hear the drums beat up the skids alot more that a brush hog. You are doing a good job with yours
If it stops like that your not using the right skid... You need a bigger rig for that pump..
That tool must be very demanding on the hydraulics. You seem to need time to spin back up a lot.
Yes, this is the case with just about every high flow attachment that goes on a skid steer.
Good. Morn. From. Alabama. God. Bless. You. In. All. That. You. Do.
Wrong machine for the job...dozer with a rake or a trackhoe would get it done
What do you do when you find hornets/yellow jackets?
A barrel type mulcher would have ate that like cornflakes.
I'm sorry I'm old, remember the clear cutting done in Oregon, and Washington, seams funny how man can change the Earth 🥶 Anyway Hope you all had a Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 Merry Christmas 🎄 And always a Happy New Year 🥳🎉🎊❤️
SLOW the camera down... I'm dizzy
Now surely you should have used Big Munchie on this job ??
Camera motion today is giving me motion sickness... Anyone else?
How do you quote your pricing for customers?
Copper heads are beautiful snakes but, that beauty has nasty venom tho lol. My grandpa years ago got chased down by copper head on his property down in southern Missouri. He killed it with an axe 🪓 chopping his head off. Love the videos man keep them going.