Clearing roadsides could be a huge market. There is cutting limbs back from the road and cutting trees/branches in front of signage. The traditional roadside solution is a lift truck, guy with a chainsaw in the bucket, and a crew of 4-5 to gather up the debris into another truck. Cutting limbs from in front of signs is mostly hand work. Fallen trees is another workload. Roughly 200,000 miles of roadside in my state. And they're still using guys with string trimmers to mow miles of roads. There is a challenge because of lots of sign poles. If I were king, I'd consolidate signs on guard rails or other sign bases. Slow going.
I've been looking real hard at one of these things. I live on some real hilly property in Iowa and run a pastured poultry farm. Retired Marine turned Chicken Farmer! Who woulda thunk!? 😆
Just imagine you're mowing a dozen acres with the WAM attachment and the property owner complains he has to contract another company with a dozen people to hand labor a huge installation. Not anymore!! Haha this thing is so cool.
I was hoping you would cover the "float" features. I own one, but have never gotten the cutter head section to float over the terrain. Works well otherwise. Could use rollers under cutter head instead of skid plate.
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Clearing roadsides could be a huge market. There is cutting limbs back from the road and cutting trees/branches in front of signage.
The traditional roadside solution is a lift truck, guy with a chainsaw in the bucket, and a crew of 4-5 to gather up the debris into another truck. Cutting limbs from in front of signs is mostly hand work. Fallen trees is another workload.
Roughly 200,000 miles of roadside in my state. And they're still using guys with string trimmers to mow miles of roads.
There is a challenge because of lots of sign poles. If I were king, I'd consolidate signs on guard rails or other sign bases.
Slow going.
That is a really great idea for application!
I've been looking real hard at one of these things. I live on some real hilly property in Iowa and run a pastured poultry farm. Retired Marine turned Chicken Farmer! Who woulda thunk!? 😆
Thank you for your service and thank you for watching!
@@ventrac Appreciate that! I'd do it all over again without hesitation. Keep up the goodwork Ventrac!
Good Move.
You may want to bring one of these instruction videos on the power rake
That's a great suggestion! I'll let Aaron know!
Just imagine you're mowing a dozen acres with the WAM attachment and the property owner complains he has to contract another company with a dozen people to hand labor a huge installation. Not anymore!! Haha this thing is so cool.
Thank you for the support! We love the BOOM!
I was hoping you would cover the "float" features. I own one, but have never gotten the cutter head section to float over the terrain. Works well otherwise. Could use rollers under cutter head instead of skid plate.
Good idea!
Nice.
But how do you change out the blades once they get dull?
Just pull the bar off and pop new ones in.... it's a pretty painless process.
Dr. Aaron talking about those teeth again😂. How do you replace teeth if they break? Is it hard?
It isn't too hard and we always recommend buying extra teeth just in case something were to happen in the field, you would be ready to go!
@@ventrac good to know!
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