HI Phil, I'm Rick from Independence, Mo. The last few days here has been really great weather for August in Missouri. We love Outdoors with the Morgans also.
Chipper Chic is so versatile with her skill set, weather, fence demo, hand tool operator and all around good person. I thought that the mini was impressive but today it was taken to a new level for me when it pushed that cherry tree over and didn't bog down that was impressive. Thanks for sharing the video with us. Hello Hunter. Ed
A tip for yo to get those stumps to star moving. Get the corner of the bucket wedged under the Sid of the stump and then push down on the boom, out on the stick and roll the bucket in. This will amplify the force and pry the stump out of the ground don’t do it with an old bucket as it puts lots of stress on a bucket but something that new it will be fine. Give it a try you will be surprised.
A friend of mine recently bought a U55-4. What an amazing little machine. He brought it to my place for a work day. What he did in that one day would have been 3 or 4 days for me. Thanks for the entertaining vid!
Nice job on grabbing them stumps - that last one was a bugger. Really did not know or think that little excavator had if in it to push that one tree over as it did. The little Kubota thought it could and it did. Think what it would have taken if you had not that machine. Love your "Cheer leading section there with her umbrella instead of some Pom Pom's. Be safe and have a day!
Good Job, Melissa and Mike. It's always great to see you guys working together! Next time have Melissa operate the excavator... Once she gets the hang of it you will have a hole for the Pool!🌊 Keep up the good work! We enjoy watching. Thanks!
@@bobpurs busy here too bob. Heat slowed us a bit. Yeh I'm subbed to a lot of great people here. I just subbeed you. Got 4 now. Take care and we'll see ya down the road. Teying to remember where about you live??
Hi Mike walnut and cherry would be some good wood for the sawmill. That could be some nice furniture wood. Your excavator is doing the job. See you next video thanks
Coffee and the Morgan’s at work, no better way to start hump day! I’ve got to say Mike is very talented at working his new toy! LOL! Love from Northwest Indiana! 🙏🏻👏👍💗🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Just a suggestion, when digging around stumps you need a narrow bucket or a spike [if you have one] they cut through the roots with little effort and do not make a big hole that you have to refill. I've been doing this for over forty years, take care.
It is my afternoon relaxation watching you folks. Our town got ripped up by the storm ! No power for several days...Eversource should change their name to Neversource. Fixed my dads 40 year old generator, house hooked up , toilets flushed, ( yuckie ) internet on, beers getting cold, AC on too . Mike did you buy another machine ? Dude you are awesome with those joysticks!
Great work on that excavator Mike. You guys have a good day. We’re enjoying a little vacation right now. Fishing and relaxing. God bless! Jason from Indiana.
Mike - his 3 mph max speed excavator Melissa: He's gonna take a run at it. Me: absolutely crying with laughter! Great watching you guys work together so well. Really looking forward to the building going up and watching that happen.
John Lincicum Not exactly what I meant. Since I, too, am married to a gorgeous blonde, around here we just call moments like that “True stories.” We both know it was either her trying to be funny or a blonde moment. Either way, makes for great stories to tell our friends later.
Good job Mike you make it look so easy, i went out and purchased a used escavator thinking it would be that easy to use it turns out that i constantly spend mony on it and dont get to use it that much. I am looking forward to you video on rental cost and the way you work it inside the cab. Keep up the good work
George! Get back in your excavator and just play with it ! Keep it at half throttle go easy ! TAKE your time, learn the moves and then slowly increase your throttle and dont force the controls! You will have a Job well done in no time! Remember slow and steady! Good luck my Friend!
@@dwightarnold6980 Good advice here. I can't believe how many operators push hard on the controls, thinking they will get more force that way. All your advice is spot on here Dwight.
That machine sure makes short work of those stumps especially when the operator has experience working with that tool. Great job. The helper also did a good job removing the fence sections.
Melissa, since you are the cook in the family, save a plastic food container with a good fitting top and clean it out. Then you can put all the bolts and nuts in it as you are going along the fence and not into your pockets.
You are right Motor Mike. You get a lot of comments telling you what to do as though you did not know it already. Most of these people are probably city folks that saw it on tv and now they they are professionals. Some of us have lived in the woods all our life.✈️
Mike needs a holiday because work 24/7 from 10 hrs at his day job and come home jump into a machine and so proud of you and your family and say hi to hunter for me and Mike the machine operator
Name suggestion for the new building... "The Big G" for big garage and gym. It sounds good and easy to say, i.e. Melissa, I'm going out to the Big G for a while. Or, hey Eva, where's your Mom? She's out in the Big G working out. Or, headed out to the office in the Big G. LOL #HaveADay
When you move your drying wood I would try backing flat bed trailer up to it and lift one end with backhoe and back trailor under it and then lift other end and slide it into trailer
nice machine!... Melissa jump in that machine and give it awhirl! ... nice fence! ... easy peasy tree down! take it apart ( use some quick release pins to take fence apart easily ) when your using your leaf blower and blow your leaves in next lot. thanks 4 video. be kind.
Before you burn those stumps, you might want to look at what root-ball coffee tables go for on Etsy. Find a local woodworker to partner with, and you could find another way to make money from every tree that dies on your property.
@@davidmorse8432 Agreed - and that is a problem caused by Mike's Kubota sponsorship deal. I am sure that otherwise he would have gone for a larger machine - not a _lot_ larger, but one better suited to some of the things he is doing.
Today is the first day I am watching the "current" video. It took 3 weeks of binge watching to get caught up, but well worth it. Thank you for the entertainment. We are currently living in Edgewater FL. Looking to move from 80'x120' lot to 7 acres in Paradise TX. Found the channel when searching for Kabota tractors. Stayed because I enjoyed them. We are most likely looking for either the MX54 or the RK55. Hard decision ahead when we get there. Anyways, thanks again for the content. I would like to see you what you do to maintain the MX54. Oil/Filter change etc in more detail if you get a chance.
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I like this approach to broadcasting, Mellissa narrating, Mike working the machine; thanks Morgan's.
Good morning all, Phil from Kansas City here. Another beautiful day in Kansas City with lows in the 50’s and highs in the 70’s. Have a Day.
HI Phil, I'm Rick from Independence, Mo. The last few days here has been really great weather for August in Missouri. We love Outdoors with the Morgans also.
It’s amazing how much easier a stump comes out when you move the bucket over six inches and take another try at the roots. Good video.
Chipper Chic is so versatile with her skill set, weather, fence demo, hand tool operator and all around good person. I thought that the mini was impressive but today it was taken to a new level for me when it pushed that cherry tree over and didn't bog down that was impressive. Thanks for sharing the video with us. Hello Hunter. Ed
You can tell by how dusty the root balls are that you haven't had very much rain lately. What fun BIG toys. Stay Safe.
Good morning to all the Morgan’s. Great job with the KX80 Mike. Nice job on the fence panels Melissa 👍👍. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.
Nice Work Mike On Stump Rwmoval!!👍👊
A tip for yo to get those stumps to star moving. Get the corner of the bucket wedged under the Sid of the stump and then push down on the boom, out on the stick and roll the bucket in. This will amplify the force and pry the stump out of the ground don’t do it with an old bucket as it puts lots of stress on a bucket but something that new it will be fine. Give it a try you will be surprised.
If you wanted to get some of the roots out. Put on the firewood buckets and dig into the piles of dirt from the stumps
Good idea Larry
I wondered if that would be a quicker way to get the little stuff. But then I wondered if the best tool for the task weren’t the one already on site.
@@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans then the girls could pick up the roots left behind, lol
Mike, it’s a pleasure watching you run that excavator. You got skills!
I think from watching this video that this was not Mike’s first time running an excavator...... Good Job Mike... I wish I knew how to do that....
Another great video. Good action and yes Melissa would make for a nice weather lady. Keep up the good work.
Always enjoy watching you guys work on your outside projects stay safe.
I sure do enjoy running those excavators , can watch those videos all day long . Good work Morgan's.
What fun!!
Mike you do an excellent job! Enjoyable and remarkable, to watch, rolled into one. Best wishes.
Great job Mike and Melissa
You are one heck of a operator on that machine.
Love that machine and love it better where its a Kubota 😍 and you guys such a awesome family and your property love it 👍
A friend of mine recently bought a U55-4. What an amazing little machine. He brought it to my place for a work day. What he did in that one day would have been 3 or 4 days for me. Thanks for the entertaining vid!
You work so well as partners... a joy to witness!
Nice job on grabbing them stumps - that last one was a bugger. Really did not know or think that little excavator had if in it to push that one tree over as it did. The little Kubota thought it could and it did. Think what it would have taken if you had not that machine. Love your "Cheer leading section there with her umbrella instead of some Pom Pom's. Be safe and have a day!
I'm a big kid like you Mike. I still love playing in the dirt too!
High 89°F in Providence, RI🇺🇸no humidity 👌 looks like you're going to keep the fence (re use)... pretty weather lady. 👍
Good Job, Melissa and Mike. It's always great to see you guys working together! Next time have Melissa operate the excavator... Once she gets the hang of it you will have a hole for the Pool!🌊 Keep up the good work! We enjoy watching. Thanks!
This is Melissa Morgan reporting live from the excavation site for Action/Eye Witness News.
Was dry here not now. It can quite again. Nice progress, excavator make quick work of stump removal.
Bob send the rain to Indiana 👍
Be happy to share. We finally got some much needed rain. How are ya Michael. Hope all is well well.
@@bobpurs doing well bob. Ready for the weekend. How are you? Have a great day
Doing great, busy summer having hard time keeping up on video’s. Been missing the Bellhoper lately.
@@bobpurs busy here too bob. Heat slowed us a bit. Yeh I'm subbed to a lot of great people here. I just subbeed you. Got 4 now. Take care and we'll see ya down the road. Teying to remember where about you live??
love the play by play by Melissa
Mike, you operate the machine very well. A past life has come in handy. Thanks.
I like to watch you operate the excavator and as I have stated before, you an excellent equipment operator.
Nice work and very funny commentator....”going to get a run at it”😂😂😂
More like a slow waddle than a run.
Hi Mike walnut and cherry would be some good wood for the sawmill. That could be some nice furniture wood. Your excavator is doing the job. See you next video thanks
Having the proper equipment makes the job easier.
God bless.
Man what an awesome video AND the right tool for the job...Great job Mike..Be safe out there and God Bless the Morgan Family :)
Job be well done ✅👍 Mike and Melissa .
💥 Thanks for taking your time to get us all the great camera angles! Our weather has been great! I hope it makes it your way.
*Keep on tractoring!* 👍
Yhat Kubota sure is a labor saver!
Good morning! What a beautiful day in Kentucky. I’m going to drink my coffee ,watch the Morgan’s and get outside.
Coffee and the Morgan’s at work, no better way to start hump day! I’ve got to say Mike is very talented at working his new toy! LOL! Love from Northwest Indiana! 🙏🏻👏👍💗🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Mike, great help that machine is...I remember the old timers doing by hand for hours 👌
Very nice have a great day Morgans
Could you imagine using handtools to get that stump out. Loved Melissas comment of Mike getting a run at it, not very fast is it lol.
That cracked me up too. Excavators can't "get a run" for anything as top speed is about 2.5 mph.
love watching you guys working together ...Good Job
Just a suggestion, when digging around stumps you need a narrow bucket or a spike [if you have one] they cut through the roots with little effort and do not make a big hole that you have to refill. I've been doing this for over forty years, take care.
Hello there you 2 mikes like a kid in a candy store on that excavator. And Melissa you'd make a wonderful Weather Girl. Gift will be on its way soon
It is my afternoon relaxation watching you folks. Our town got ripped up by the storm ! No power for several days...Eversource should change their name to Neversource. Fixed my dads 40 year old generator, house hooked up , toilets flushed, ( yuckie ) internet on, beers getting cold, AC on too . Mike did you buy another machine ? Dude you are awesome with those joysticks!
Great job good video thanks for sharing
A frost tooth is very helpful and makes easy work of stubborn stumps and love watching your videos
Great work on that excavator Mike. You guys have a good day. We’re enjoying a little vacation right now. Fishing and relaxing. God bless! Jason from Indiana.
Looking good guys!
Another great video, great job with the excavator. Paul from Texas
That is a really powerful medium size Excavator. Does a good job and saves you tons of time.
Mike should let Melissa run the mini for a bit. Just wreckin stumps and light digging!!
Good morning to all Morgans. Mike that oak stump to you is kinda like a wisdom tooth to my dentist....Stubborn but it's coming out. Great Video!
Excavators don’t half make work better than digging tree stumps out by hand 🖐 eh Mike !!!!!.
Mike - his 3 mph max speed excavator
Melissa: He's gonna take a run at it.
Me: absolutely crying with laughter!
Great watching you guys work together so well. Really looking forward to the building going up and watching that happen.
Yeah, dumbest thing I ever heard.
John Lincicum Not exactly what I meant. Since I, too, am married to a gorgeous blonde, around here we just call moments like that “True stories.” We both know it was either her trying to be funny or a blonde moment. Either way, makes for great stories to tell our friends later.
Good job Mike you make it look so easy, i went out and purchased a used escavator thinking it would be that easy to use it turns out that i constantly spend mony on it and dont get to use it that much. I am looking forward to you video on rental cost and the way you work it inside the cab. Keep up the good work
George! Get back in your excavator and just play with it ! Keep it at half throttle go easy ! TAKE your time, learn the moves and then slowly increase your throttle and dont force the controls! You will have a Job well done in no time! Remember slow and steady! Good luck my Friend!
@@dwightarnold6980 Good advice here. I can't believe how many operators push hard on the controls, thinking they will get more force that way. All your advice is spot on here Dwight.
MIKE, all the rain we had, yet still makin dust! (It's better than mud!)
That machine sure makes short work of those stumps especially when the operator has experience working with that tool. Great job. The helper also did a good job removing the fence sections.
Melissa, since you are the cook in the family, save a plastic food container with a good fitting top and clean it out. Then you can put all the bolts and nuts in it as you are going along the fence and not into your pockets.
I like to use one of those magnetic trays when trying to save small hardware like that.
Looks like a pool digging machine!
The information about renting the excavator was very helpful a lot of information I didn't know about thanks
You are right Motor Mike. You get a lot of comments telling you what to do as though you did not know it already. Most of these people are probably city folks that saw it on tv and now they they are professionals. Some of us have lived in the woods all our life.✈️
Mike is an old fox, he knows what he's doing
Mike Morgan...Man on a Mission!
Gunna be good to see the stripping process. 6” from that size of an area will make quite a pile.
Thank you for sharing the project.
Our local weather girl is from Butler PA. Love your channel ❤️ from RI
Smooth operator and that machine is some kind of stout. Great job.
I like your new video today you did a good job today
Hi Mike and Melissa,
That excavator sure makes short work of those trees and stumps. I live just west of Philly and we had 8 1/2" of rain yesterday.
Awesome job.
Should get your dump trailer and use it, fill it with all the smaller roots.
Good afternoon mike and Melissa. Great video. Have a great day. God Bless.
Great Job Commentating there Beautiful One, 💗Love Seeing #thatmelissasmile ❣❣❣
You are doing a great job. Maybe you can have Mike show you how to use the excavator.
Mike needs a holiday because work 24/7 from 10 hrs at his day job and come home jump into a machine and so proud of you and your family and say hi to hunter for me and Mike the machine operator
Name suggestion for the new building... "The Big G" for big garage and gym. It sounds good and easy to say, i.e. Melissa, I'm going out to the Big G for a while. Or, hey Eva, where's your Mom? She's out in the Big G working out. Or, headed out to the office in the Big G. LOL #HaveADay
I just love watching yal videos and watching the heavy equipment
When you move your drying wood I would try backing flat bed trailer up to it and lift one end with backhoe and back trailor under it and then lift other end and slide it into trailer
I could tell you did not want to tear the road up sometimes they just don’t want to come out
Melissa doing the play by play
So powerful!
Mike, that song again!!! You're killin me smalls
Funny we have all these big machines and have to getting a stumps out and a storm goes through and takes the tree down root ball and all. Lol
Good morning Morgan’s 👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
nice machine!... Melissa jump in that machine and give it awhirl! ... nice fence! ... easy peasy tree down!
take it apart ( use some quick release pins to take fence apart easily ) when your using your leaf blower and blow your leaves in next lot. thanks 4 video. be kind.
Before you burn those stumps, you might want to look at what root-ball coffee tables go for on Etsy. Find a local woodworker to partner with, and you could find another way to make money from every tree that dies on your property.
Mike, we all Love having Melissa in the Vids even if it is only a cameo or a voice over.
Being able to punch 🥊 that Cherry 🍒 over is just not fair!!!!
I’m really liking that Kubota.
Mike, you have some mad mad skills on the backhoe, takes practice and patience, great to see
Melissa this is just for you, a coffee can with lid works perfect for all sorts of jobs
You'd never push a tree over like that in Illinois like you did around the 9:00 minute mark. 😂🤣
Nice job with the Hoe! Keep the videos coming! I enjoy watching them with my morning coffee!
That is so satisfying to see you pull those stumps . . . Kinda like plucking gray hairs 😂
Nice.😆
Nice video
tamping down with the bucket full gives more compaction
That Kubota is getting a workout!
Shoulda got a Caterpillar, Deere, or Volvo.
@@pulaski1 My personal favorite is the Komatsu' but I have operated a Kubota before and it was a good machine.
@@davidmorse8432 But only barely big enough, or IMO not quite, in this case.
@@pulaski1 For sure, but I think the 080 is the biggest that Kubota makes at this time. He would have to switch brands to go bigger.
@@davidmorse8432 Agreed - and that is a problem caused by Mike's Kubota sponsorship deal. I am sure that otherwise he would have gone for a larger machine - not a _lot_ larger, but one better suited to some of the things he is doing.
Today is the first day I am watching the "current" video. It took 3 weeks of binge watching to get caught up, but well worth it.
Thank you for the entertainment.
We are currently living in Edgewater FL. Looking to move from 80'x120' lot to 7 acres in Paradise TX.
Found the channel when searching for Kabota tractors. Stayed because I enjoyed them.
We are most likely looking for either the MX54 or the RK55. Hard decision ahead when we get there.
Anyways, thanks again for the content.
I would like to see you what you do to maintain the MX54. Oil/Filter change etc in more detail if you get a chance.
HAVE A GREAT DAY LOVE FROM TEXAS
We had 4 inches of rain 8/4/2020 in Willow Street Pa