Hell we have a table Rock in my home town there is a lower and an upper and it was given to the Native Americans. They used to jump off the upper one to have grand father save them if the were in wars and couldn't keep the others at Bay. This is in Oregon. Good job and keep up the good work, like ur videos.
The woods look so clean after the mulching. Reminds me of the picnic table area at my state park. Also critter mulch is extra. Don’t forget to put that in your contract.
Aww, little turtle is very lucky to have been seen by you. Is there any water around there, I thought they lived around and in water. OKAY new name is Tommy Tea Turtle. Thanks for showing us around the area, it's beautiful and you guys did a great job. Bye Tommy Tea Turtle have a good life and don't get mulched.
Upstate Brush Control thanks for the reply. I think the reason I am so intrigued is how quickly your machine takes unusable land and makes it beautiful. For a results person, that’s like a drug. 🤪
That machine amazes me. I have a ASV RT 60 we use on the farm. We have the bucket a rock bucket, pallet forks and post hole digger.. Is there a dealer for ASV local to you? I have been ordering parts from Georgia or Alabama or something but I think your closer. We bought the machine at a storage unit auction and it's a damm good machine only 1400 hrs. Would like to find someplace closer to order parts and maybe service of need be. We are in North Jersey any info would be appreciated. Thanks
Scott this is cookie replying our new dealer is Skyworks so if you have one in your area I know they have like 13 facilities on the east coast and they are training for the asv dealership
I seen a video where they raised the blade and cut the tree higher up about 4 feet instead of at the base then lower the blade grinding down to the stump. Might be easier and quicker than trying to grind the thicker part on the ground which takes several passes.
How do you figure the backhoe and the extra man into your jobs? Are they added on per hour, or do you charge more per acre? They must help you get finished a little faster.
How are you liking that ASV RT120? I am thinking about going with the same rig with the forestry package; do you know how it compares against the bobcat or case equivalent?
How come you dont cut that wood that's down for fire wood. People in south miss pay 200 a pickup truck load. You could really rock out If u had a cutter
Thumbs down only because you’re camera angles are horrible. Nine out of ten times you were out of frame. I started to snooze waiting to see something other than the top and back off your machine. Thanks.
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The real star of this show is that mulcher....man that is one cool machine
The Lazarus Field, appropriate, I LOVE IT!!! Great job men!!! 👍👍
That was close for the little buddy 😱....🐢🐢🐢
Turtle man....👍
Incredible work! it looks so much better!
Thank you for watching!
Great job guys .
Very nice place ! and you did a clean job 👍
Hell we have a table Rock in my home town there is a lower and an upper and it was given to the Native Americans. They used to jump off the upper one to have grand father save them if the were in wars and couldn't keep the others at Bay. This is in Oregon. Good job and keep up the good work, like ur videos.
How much does something like cost for 2 acres?
Every job is different. It all depends on the terrain, type of material, and location of the job.
The woods look so clean after the mulching. Reminds me of the picnic table area at my state park. Also critter mulch is extra. Don’t forget to put that in your contract.
Just found your channel! What is so satisfying about mulching? Beautiful finished job.
Josh “ one turtle at a time” 😂
Awesome video again.
Aww, little turtle is very lucky to have been seen by you. Is there any water around there, I thought they lived around and in water. OKAY new name is Tommy Tea Turtle. Thanks for showing us around the area, it's beautiful and you guys did a great job. Bye Tommy Tea Turtle have a good life and don't get mulched.
Looks like Table Rock in the background, nice work!
Awesome Job!!
What a beautiful view!
Working like a hound dog in a forest full of squirrels!
PRAISE GOD FOR RESTORATION OF THEIR TEA BUSINESS ..... CAN'T SELL TEA IF YA AIN'T GOT NONE !! GREAT WORK AGAIN !!!
That’s very satisfying and pleasing to watch. What are the cons of your occupation?
Poison ivy, yellow jackets, lots of snakes....
Upstate Brush Control thanks for the reply. I think the reason I am so intrigued is how quickly your machine takes unusable land and makes it beautiful. For a results person, that’s like a drug. 🤪
Sitting here sipping on tea while watching the video.,
Boy you know what you are doing and your MEN Looks Good!!!
I have watched a few of your vids. How do you price these jobs by the hour, or by Acre, or Sy
That machine amazes me. I have a ASV RT 60 we use on the farm. We have the bucket a rock bucket, pallet forks and post hole digger.. Is there a dealer for ASV local to you? I have been ordering parts from Georgia or Alabama or something but I think your closer. We bought the machine at a storage unit auction and it's a damm good machine only 1400 hrs. Would like to find someplace closer to order parts and maybe service of need be. We are in North Jersey any info would be appreciated. Thanks
Scott this is cookie replying our new dealer is Skyworks so if you have one in your area I know they have like 13 facilities on the east coast and they are training for the asv dealership
Thanks i will do some research
I seen a video where they raised the blade and cut the tree higher up about 4 feet instead of at the base then lower the blade grinding down to the stump. Might be easier and quicker than trying to grind the thicker part on the ground which takes several passes.
I wonder if you went back over it all with a brush hog, if that would be beneficial and grind it all up even more?
No, the cutter head does a pretty fine job of mulching it all up.
No spill are the best fuel cans I have found.
Good to know, thanks!
Can you work on 40 +/- degree slopes in Higlands area?
Possibly. It all depends on how far the top of the hill is to the bottom of the hill.
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Almost had turtle soup. 🍲
Your tracks are holding up nicely you learned on the terex didn’t you Jon? Nice job 👍🏻
How do you figure the backhoe and the extra man into your jobs? Are they added on per hour, or do you charge more per acre? They must help you get finished a little faster.
turtle at 14:42 mark.....
What would charge for a job like that?
Every job is different. It all depends on the material, location and terrain.
How can a Carolina guy not like sweet tea?
I'm not sure. I'm more of a Mountain Dew guy.
How has your experience been with the rt120, I’m seriously considering getting one for mulching/grapple piling work but all I find is mixed reviews.
I've been very happy with it as a forestry machine.
How many hours on your machine now? I'm thinking about buying an ASV 120.
Lol that turtle
Sorry, I just noticed the hour meter.😂
do you do work in the low country
No, we pretty much stay in the upstate.
How are you liking that ASV RT120? I am thinking about going with the same rig with the forestry package; do you know how it compares against the bobcat or case equivalent?
Love it.
What you think the Fecons a vegan?
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How well do the teeth hold up on rocky ground?
Not too bad. We probably get a 100 hours out of a set of teeth on average.
@@UpstateBrushControl thats pretty good. Wish I had a machine like that. Big business aroumd my area if you dont over charge.
How come you dont cut that wood that's down for fire wood. People in south miss pay 200 a pickup truck load. You could really rock out If u had a cutter
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Dixie Mae I’m in low range....🐌🐌🐌
mikestrucks 😂😂😂
Thumbs down only because you’re camera angles are horrible. Nine out of ten times you were out of frame. I started to snooze waiting to see something other than the top and back off your machine. Thanks.