Landscape Rake | Land Pride LR1660 | Kubota Compact Tractor | Creating a Rock Garden
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- Land Pride LR1660 landscape rake & Kubota B2601 compact tractor. Landscape Rake Tips & Techniques. Activities and techniques on this channel apply to the B Series of Kubota tractors: B2601, B2301, B2401, B2650. Most may also apply to the BX series and LX series such as the LX2610.
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LR1660 Landscape Rake | Kubota Compact Tractor | Creating a Rock Garden
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I'd love some of those rocks for our pond!! Shipping to Florida would be pricey though. 🤣 We thank you and Precious thanks you for the shout out!! 👍👊We made the PHO door of honor!! Take care. B&D
Just bring Precious over here and dig up what you want. There are hundreds like this buried around the land! Take care, folks!
TTWT uses Fastenal for that kind of shipping and he says the are cheap!
Good video
Glad you enjoyed it :) Thanks for stopping by!
Nice video David. That rake does a great job. I vote for rock or gravel over bark. I have some rock gardens but I do find if there isn’t enough sun, rocks turn green with algae and need a pressure washing. What a superb gift you provided on Monday nights live chat! Thanks for the chance at winning that. Very gracious of you! Thumbs up everyone. 👍👍👍
Hey Jim! It was my pleasure! That part of the land is on the southeast part of the property and get's quite a bit of sunlight most of the year so I don't think it will be a problem. But even if it is, I have a brand new pressure washer to play with LOL. Thank you again, my friend. I hope you have a great week. :)
Hi David! Rock. Definitely go with rock. No maintenance and you’ll never have to change it. Looking forward to the next chapter of this project!
Hey Martin! 100% agree on that statement, my friend! The fabric/rock combo will require way less maintenance than bark and will simply look better. I've never really liked bark in these kinds of beds and I like pine needles (like in GA or MS) even less!! Thanks for watching, my friend! :)
The work never seems to end or maybe we just look for it.....the Land Pride did a good job of cleaning and levelling things out.....beets doing it with a hand rake....good clean job....CHEERS
You got that right, Gator! I still have to use a hand tool to finish it up, but I wouldn't have done this at all without my tractor and rake! Thanks for watching, my friend! :)
Good work. The ground worked up nice. The geotextile gravel combo should work out great. Nice additions to the sticker wall 👍
Hey Dave! I can't wait to get it done. Now just a trip to the quarry with the wife to pick it out. ;)
River rock looks nice. Smooth and sometimes neat patterns.... great video!
Thanks, Logan! We're heading to the quarry soon to see what they have. River rock is a good option for sure. Thanks for watching, buddy :)
@@PaleHorseOutdoors River rock gets much prettier after a few rains. What you see at a quarry or supply yard is usually still pretty dirty.
@@FabbedFun Nice. I'm going to remember to ask about river rock at the quarry. I think the wife would like that a lot.
I love that rake: I need me one of those too! I am about to get rid of all of my mulch and replace it with rock. My chickens keep digging all my mulch out into the yard and in the sidewalks. 😂
I love it too, Lucas. With the rake and box blade you can do almost anything short of a proper tilling. The only thing I have left on my wish list for the 3 point is a rear blade. How much mulch do you have to remove? Will you use your BX for that?
@@PaleHorseOutdoors I will likely have to do it by hand because it is all right up against the house and the bed is lined with rocks. I’m really not sure how I’ll go about it yet….
Looks like a fun project! I can’t wait for things to dry up enough here so I can get my rake out too!
Hey Ethan! Yeah most of my land is too wet for a rake also. It's going to be a long wait! Thanks for watching, buddy. :)
Nice work on the tractor !!! That’s some fine looking soil !!! I would do the rocks as well !! Great video
Yes sir, the soil does look good, There's a lot of gravel in it though. I appreciate you watching! :)
Great video! It's going to look pretty cool!
Hope so! Thanks for watching, bud! :)
That landscape rake worked really well. Looking forward to the next part of the project. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much! That rake has really paid for itself around the land. Thanks for watching! :)
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Hey David , the rock garden is looking good . It’s going to look fantastic with that crushed rock in place !!! Great sticker call also . Del
Hey Del! That sticker door is really coming along! Your sticker looks great up on that door, too :) Thanks for watching, bud! See you soon :)
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Hey Luc! Yes sir, these channels are some of my favorites. I appreciate you watching, my friend! Have a great week!
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Love the tractor my friend!!
Me too! LOL Thanks for checking out the videos, I really appreciate it. I'm David, btw.
Great job with the rake, it looks good. I like the idea of rock but it depends on how much debris you are expecting to drop from the trees. Cool stickers, we just got David's stickers too.
Thank you, Joseph! There will be a fairly significant amount of fall from the trees. My hope is that I can use my blower there without disturbing the bed. I've tried to use a blower on bark before and it's too light. I can blow leaves from my driveway and parking pad without disturbing the rock significantly so that's the hope for this area, too. Thanks for watching, my friend! BTW, I cannot find your mailing address if you sent it. I'm getting old. HA HA
My vote goes for rock. In my experience it has worked better for me with weed control over mulch, but I am no expert. Great video and I'm really looking forward to the next one!
Hey Justin! Agreed 100%. I want to do as little maintenance on that area as possible because I have SO much continued maintenance in the forests and trails to keep me busy. Hey thanks for watching and commenting, bud! I really appreciate it :)
How's she goin'? You have done a great job with the landscape rake David. That spot is going to look real nice no matter what you put down, but my vote would be the crushed rock!!! Nice shout out for some really nice channels. Take care!!!
Hey Mike! Thank you very, much! I think rock of some kind is definitely going to win out. I hope the wife agrees. I agree, they are very nice channels indeed. You take care too, my friend!
The rake does a great job.. definitely go with the rock, bark seems to stay soggy all year around here.
It sure does, David! I've used bark in several different states including MS, HI, GA and even in Germany - and it always fades after a few months in the sun and rots over a couple of winters. Rock isn't perfect, but way less maintenance. I'm not very familiar with WA rock so we're going to the quarry down the road to see what they have. Thanks for watching, buddy :)
@@PaleHorseOutdoors I think you would be happy with 1-1/4 to 1-1/2” gravel.. I used it in our driveway, that has a decent grade, and it dissipates the rain very well, compared to the smaller gravel that was originally used. Your application is somewhat different, but I think larger rock will look better for your garden.
@@davidradzik2797 I was prepared to use the same rock as in our driveway but the wife wants to shop. :)
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That rock garden is going to look great! Nice stickers David.
We sure hope so! Thanks for watching, Joey!
good job my friend.
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Hello Harry! Thank you very much. I appreciate you taking a look and for your kind words. I'll see you soon! - David
That is looking good. I would do rock on the geotextile
That's 99.99% what's going to happen I believe. I'll know more once the wife and I get to visit the quarry. Thanks for watching, Kyle!
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You're very welcome, my friend! You have a great channel and awesome content! Keep them coming, sir! I look forward to your summer-time content when all that snow goes away up there! :) Have a great week!
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Looking good David, good thinking to get the filter fabric. I wish I had done some under the parking lot our crushed stone just seems to sink and always have to add. The crushed rock will be easy to maintain with some round up. The barn is 70x192 and the other is 60x120 ! Thanks for the shout out David!
Hey Richie and Christy! Thank you very much. I got the idea for the fabric from Martin at DIY My Way. He's a smart fella :) I didn't realize you had two big barns! Wow, that's awesome! :) Thanks for watching, folks!
It won't be long now David. Later
Hey Mech! Yes sir getting close! Thanks for watching 😀
That is going to look great, already pictured it ;) , love your property.
Hey Andrew! I can't wait to get this one wrapped up. I think it's going to look nice, too! Thanks for watching, my friend :)
You need to fill out a P.O. to finance department for a BH70 Backhoe. I bet will come in handy planting flowers. 🤣
LOL no kidding, man! I may be able to get one in a couple of years. I'm also thinking of renting a Kubota mini ex that's available nearby to try it out. Thanks for watching, buddy! Have a great weekend!
Really coming along David...I vote rock, BTW, although it's hard not to want to plant something in that fantastic looking soil! My only concern arrives at 7:55. A "hand tool"? Not sure I understand what you mean by that...???
LOL well sometimes you have to go old school and do the manual labor. :) Thanks for watching, buddy! :)
@@PaleHorseOutdoors "manual labor"? Sorry, no clue....😉😇😄
Thank you for your service! I highly recommend checking out Tractor Time with Tim! He is one of my faves to watch!
I appreciate that, Dawson. It was my pleasure to serve. :) I do watch TTWT. His channel was one of the first ones I watched when shopping for a tractor. He's a great guy. :)
@@PaleHorseOutdoors you better put on those ISOtunes! Lol. What branch did you serve in? My mom served in Ohio ANG (army national guard) as a 92Y. At the time that was a Unit Armorer! You remind me a lot of him. You both are so very enjoyable to watch. Never anything negative to say and so much fun content to watch. Keep doing what you are doing!
@@Zanderthelab I was in the Army. I was first a 13E, light artillery stationed at Schofield Barracks, HI. I was in artillery for four years and reclassed to 25S, Satellite Technician. This later became 31S. I finished out my service at Fort Lewis in WA in the G6 Comms cell. One of my good buddies in the Army was a 92Y from Boston. Funny guy! Thank you for your very kind words. I really appreciate it. A lot, my friend! Speaking of hearing protection, those 2 MOS fields I was in are both really hard on the ears. I haven't worn protection when filming so I can hear myself without shouting into the microphone. I do wear protection when not filming, though. I have been thinking of getting the kind that go into the ears though and aren't as cumbersome as the ear muff type. Thank you again, my friend. Have a great day!
How do you feel about the 60" width? Would you go 72" for the B2601?
I’m wondering if a B series tractor would be right for The Ole Church 5 Acre Homestead? We have lots of old growth trees! NEW FRIEND here!
Hello friend! I've been following your channel for a while. Good stuff over there. This tractor is pretty capable for logging in my situation (mainly alder and fir). If you've got a lot of really big diameter trees, you may need something with more horsepower. Thanks for watching!