We GRADE a LONG winding country road with a Brand NEW grader unlike ANYTHING else out there. #tractor #grading #roadgrader #oneofakind #equipment #construction
Great job with the road! I can tell it's smoother after your grading. The Roadrunner is pretty ingenious. Makes use of what you have already (skid steer) without having to purchase another separate unit that needs maintenance as well.
It would work great on a gravel road. Because it would flow better than sand with leaves mixed in. Having the wheels out front would be a must with a skidsteer. Great upload.
I KNEW you'd end up getting a road grader attachment! Very cool , Stanley ! . This is a game changer for all your needs and a potential money maker for neighbors , or anyone that has rural land 👍❤️💯 I'm happy for you my friend 👍
being a motor grader operator that attachment is only designed to cut 1 way, there is no option to articulate the blade left or right ,, once you understand that you will be able to compensate when cutting or trimming a road
This is a very simple but effective attachment. I’d like to see a closer up of the material you work with. I’m from TN so our roads are typically hard packed clay, creek gravel, or standard crusher run. I’d like to see how this attachment fairs to some harder ground. I’d also love to see a comparison of this unit vs a standard 6 way blade.
Ya know Stan, one of the many reasons I watch is Honesty. I believe we come into this world naked, & leave naked, the only thing we have in between is our reputation... It kinda hard, in this day & age, to have personal ethics. Kudos to you for sticking to yours!! When ya asked about cost, at first k thought he was gonna add a decimal place, lol. Heck I've seen box blades for $15-2000, lol! This def seems to have a place, especially if ya don't have a center mounted grader blade on a tractor. Please give us an update on how this works out... & As always, Thanx !!
Good to hear your daughters growing and learning weather that stresses you out less or not isn’t as important in the long run at least she’ll be closer to home if so you can see her more it’s important people always try to continue to learn improve and change weather they fail or not
that machine is something! Im loving all the new attachments for skiddys! Becoming even more versitile! Keep up the great work! Any snow last week at all? Had a few flurries where i am.
That design is very similar to our trail drags we use for snomobile trails,exact same principal! We have used our old unit to grade the road to our storage barn,does a great job erasing the potholes!
Scope out Yellowstone track system they make grooming stuff for cross country, ski trails and snowmobile trails I just hauled a tractor trailer load of them from Sheridan, Wyoming to Vermont.
Great content as always. I'm happy for you and your family that your daughter has chosen to move closer to home. The video of her lifestyle was fascinating. Hopefully you'll make one of her living off the land in this new setting.
Looks like a very solid attachment and is a good buy at a price tag of $8k. From your video it looked as if it did a nice job of resurfacing the road, but hard to tell how the crowning of the road came out on the video. Yes I would like to see you do a more in depth video on getting that attachment to actually set a proper crown. I would imagine that the first pass or two is to clear all the leaf litter and debris. I have been going a lot of grading over the last 30 yrs or so, and I would buy that attachment. I am in CA and they are building most new housing developments are “high density”, meaning that you are lucky to have 5’ on the side yards. I am wondering if the make an attachment that is about 36” that would mount on a Boxer or other mini track loader. I am going to look into it. Thanks for another helpful video!
That is a design I have had in my head for a while looks like I should have put it on paper. They done a good job building it and you sir are genuine. Keep doing you showing things naturally as mistakes make you smarter.
The Bobcat branded version includes a pair of laser sensors to independently adjust the height on each side. Easily one of the biggest time savers available for a concrete pour.
It will be nice having your daughter much closer to home. I am sure that you and your wife will sleep better at night, I know that I sure would. Take care my friend, and thanks again for the videos.
I like that it could work on parking lots too the price seem very reasonable for what it was doing for you I like how you show the mistakes I love honesty waiting for your next video
Stan, that piece of equipment is really cool. Will it build a freeway. No. But for driveway maintenance vs cost it's a well built for the job.the biggest problem that a skid steer has. Is it has no suspension. So it wants to work on the same plane it's sitting on. This grader makes it much easier to transition and create what you want. Well done...
Job specific, my road has 3/4 minus which might give any grader fits but a rake is the perfect answer with proper addition. This thing might be great for prep work with very small base material.
I love your daughter, finding herself. She went from veganism, dealing with do no harm to any living creature, to being a self-providing hunter/gatherer. Life is one big experiment.
Bobcat (brand) makes a similar attachment that adds laser sensors to automatically raise & lower the blade to a tripod-mounted construction laser. A machine like that could do a more precise job leveling a grade for a concrete pour in minutes compared to what would take hours for me to do with conventional methods.
Any thoughts on comparing it to 6 way dozer blade ? We use a 6 way for crowning and swells, it would be interesting to hear your input on which is faster or more flexible. PS hate leaf's when grading, due to clumping , just the nature of fall and woods though. looks like it would work good with clean material or rock under 1.5" with fines.
Pretty neat. I've seen 6-way dozer blades which have a lot of sloping ability, but they don't have that box blade mechanism or wheels out front. Just wonder the price point between this and a laser grader. Usually, to crown a road, I bring in topsoil (screened down to 1/2" with expanded metal) and dump it down the center of the road, and then just use a skeleton bucket to smooth /feather the sides down. Then wait for local traffic to wheel pack it.
I love your videos good stuff! This thing looks sweet! You guys should make a video of fixing a long gravel driveway filled with potholes. I need one of these things and can’t find a video of it repairing any gravel driveways.
@@Dirtmonkey what would you charge someone for the job you did on your property? I have no reference so to me it would be at least $500 bucks and that's probably very low. How long did it take you?
"I don't know if they didn't have friends in high school or if their mom didn't breastfeed them" Love the channel, and I would love to see a video of how to crown. God bless Stan.
@@Dirtmonkey Yeah, appreciate the honesty. Some of these dirt guys doing residential/farm work think that because they're an operator/mechanic, who can barely do simple addition, after monday morning quarterbacking some piece of equipment or another actually believe they know more about machinery and structural design than an engineer. Then they build something and it falls apart. But it didn't fail,.. because the rebuilding it several times is just "fun research and development". LOL Like some of the other comments, it'd be nice to see this thing operate in a gravel road/driveway that needs to be reworked to see how durable it is,.. maybe putting a complete road/driveway in from subgrade prep, base, to finish grade/gravel.
Cool! Grading work looks great! I recognized your "Home" place part way through. Funny I was living sort of like your daughter, when i was young in Hawaii. I know what you mean by "carport".
Wow. Looks well built. I can see a lot of other uses, fine grade for building pads yard installs.... I like the versatility to go from skid steer to 3 point! Noticed if you pick the wheels up they show the angle of how the machine is sitting. Good video!
That is a great attachment for grading road and for as many passes you did you were not working with a road that was semi graded already how man years you said the road wasn't Taking care of so to my knowledge you did really food for the amount of pass you did and for the ones that will complain I would say I would like seeing you do it in less passes great job and I am sure your daughter will love it too have a great day
I’m glad you said skid loader attachment. I was totally about to go on my tractor with grader scraper rant again like I did on Instagram when you posted the video of this thing. Never mind lol. A tractor with a top and tilt will do the same thing and be a lot cheaper if you don’t already have a skid steer. If you do then it’s a great attachment but if you want to be a bit cheaper just buy a tractor and grading scraper.
From what I’ve seen land planes really come into their own on subsequent maintenance passes. Drop it down and drive pretty much. This one just adds the crowning ability. I’d bet someone that owns a land plane uses it more often since it’s so simple, resulting in having a road that’s never a massive chore to fix outside of a big flood event or something.
@@davewood406 well ya that is true. I already own a tractor and land plane and definitely can’t afford a skiddy and that roadrunner. I’ve been using the land plane for 5 years to rebuild a driveway full of rocks. I’ve found that it’s a simple learning curve and you can get good results fast and cheap. I’d personally rather spend years rebuilding a driveway then doing house chores so I picked the land plane route. If I had a skid I would buy the roadrunner. I am curious on how well it would do on my glacial till driveway. Got big round rocks and zero dirt lol.
@@1farmer608 never having seen the mechanicals of this tool beyond the video. I would worry that the adjustment gimmick on extremely rocky ground is asking for trouble. Just a hunch though. Asking too much of a standard land plane and you might have some hammering and/ or welding to do, where this thing is probably more complicated if you bang up the works and bind it up.
TH-camrs do that cause they haven't figured out that they are the content, not the items they cover. many believe they need perfect everything when in the end.... most people watch for the host of the show. those are also the same TH-camrs to buy and spend through the roof for nothing more than views ill tell you honestly I only watch for you and your crew..... I don't care what you guys are doing. I hate those brick walls but I still watch you guys for your efforts and being yourselves. my favorite 4 videos off the top of my head are when you talked and showed your fox, your fish, your daughter, and her better half moving home and helping, the Frankie estate thing where you clean out that land. the live with Alex and Tim the other day..... ok there's more than 4 sorry. also love your white shepherd.
So I can buy one for my tractor now and then use the same one when I finally buy a ctl? Priceless. Would use this 2-3 days per week. Definitely looking into it further, thank you so much.
One, the roads you are doing are already in pretty darn good shape(compared to what I am used too). Two you have all nice dirt, in my area the ground is pretty much pit run rock that works its way up to the road surface, how will it work on that??
Outstanding Stan. Saw one similar with only a single but larger moldboard connected to a laser level. I didn't get to learn about it so I'm sorry I can't share any info
Stupid question time!!!! When you start the cut to set your crown angle, do you then reset it when the tracks get onto the cut area, or does the grader have a pivot to let the machine articulate behind it since the shoes and wheels are still on the original surface angle and the machine is on the new cut angle? Newbie in a track loader here, but loving the thought of something like this for my road!
I think you could get similar results with a harley rake with a power tilt. and have more uses for it. that said it looks like a durable piece of equipment for the right person.
Hey Stan! That's an awfully expensive way to rake leaves! Just kidding. Looks like it works pretty good, especially if you have a skid loader. I imagine it would work quite well on a tractor with a 3 pt hitch and live hydraulics. I like the elevation indicators, makes it easy to adjust. Don't let your hippie daughter freeze to death out there, get her cutting lots of firewood!
LOL. There was some dirt mixed in with the leaves too. It would be nice to see if it could withstand redoing and topping a gravel drive. I don't know about full integrated GPS, but you can stick a laser level receiver on anything.
Great job with the road! I can tell it's smoother after your grading. The Roadrunner is pretty ingenious. Makes use of what you have already (skid steer) without having to purchase another separate unit that needs maintenance as well.
Exactly 👌
It would work great on a gravel road. Because it would flow better than sand with leaves mixed in. Having the wheels out front would be a must with a skidsteer. Great upload.
I KNEW you'd end up getting a road grader attachment! Very cool , Stanley ! .
This is a game changer for all your needs and a potential money maker for neighbors , or anyone that has rural land 👍❤️💯
I'm happy for you my friend 👍
Right on Joe! This thing is awesome.👊👍
Sweet skid loader attachment Stanley!!
Its a pretty wicked grader for sure
being a motor grader operator that attachment is only designed to cut 1 way, there is no option to articulate the blade left or right ,, once you understand that you will be able to compensate when cutting or trimming a road
yep- you are 100% on that
This is a very simple but effective attachment. I’d like to see a closer up of the material you work with. I’m from TN so our roads are typically hard packed clay, creek gravel, or standard crusher run. I’d like to see how this attachment fairs to some harder ground. I’d also love to see a comparison of this unit vs a standard 6 way blade.
You’ll be amazed with that serrated edge blade you see in the video will do to harden patch material.
Same here in the Ozarks along with lots of rocks
my sentiments exactly great idea but I seriously doubt that the attachment is heavy enough to cut hard pack or road base
@@graveldrivewaysleanderTX I’d like to see it lol
@@johnypitman2368 yeah
Ya know Stan, one of the many reasons I watch is Honesty. I believe we come into this world naked, & leave naked, the only thing we have in between is our reputation... It kinda hard, in this day & age, to have personal ethics. Kudos to you for sticking to yours!!
When ya asked about cost, at first k thought he was gonna add a decimal place, lol. Heck I've seen box blades for $15-2000, lol! This def seems to have a place, especially if ya don't have a center mounted grader blade on a tractor. Please give us an update on how this works out... & As always, Thanx !!
"I believe we come into this world naked, & leave naked, the only thing we have in between is our reputation..."- That is very accurate.
Good to hear your daughters growing and learning weather that stresses you out less or not isn’t as important in the long run at least she’ll be closer to home if so you can see her more it’s important people always try to continue to learn improve and change weather they fail or not
True that!!
that machine is something! Im loving all the new attachments for skiddys! Becoming even more versitile! Keep up the great work! Any snow last week at all? Had a few flurries where i am.
We got fluries but nothing much. I am good if it doesn't snow for a few weeks
im glad u sent this video out ive been curious since seeing she short on it
Cool! Hope this answered any questions for ya
@@Dirtmonkey most definitely except for my on ice question but just seeing it work. looks like it very well could
love the fact that you keep things real !.... thumbs up
Cool video. Thx for sharing this never before seen grader.
Glad you enjoyed it
I've been interested in one of those for years. Great video!
That design is very similar to our trail drags we use for snomobile trails,exact same principal! We have used our old unit to grade the road to our storage barn,does a great job erasing the potholes!
Very cool!
Scope out Yellowstone track system they make grooming stuff for cross country, ski trails and snowmobile trails I just hauled a tractor trailer load of them from Sheridan, Wyoming to Vermont.
Great content as always. I'm happy for you and your family that your daughter has chosen to move closer to home. The video of her lifestyle was fascinating. Hopefully you'll make one of her living off the land in this new setting.
Aw thanks man! I’m glad she’s back too. And that’s the plan 👊
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for being honest about how long it takes to get the job done. Looks good.
Always 👊
Awesome. They have been on my radar for 3 years. Love it.
Looks like a very solid attachment and is a good buy at a price tag of $8k. From your video it looked as if it did a nice job of resurfacing the road, but hard to tell how the crowning of the road came out on the video. Yes I would like to see you do a more in depth video on getting that attachment to actually set a proper crown. I would imagine that the first pass or two is to clear all the leaf litter and debris. I have been going a lot of grading over the last 30 yrs or so, and I would buy that attachment. I am in CA and they are building most new housing developments are “high density”, meaning that you are lucky to have 5’ on the side yards. I am wondering if the make an attachment that is about 36” that would mount on a Boxer or other mini track loader. I am going to look into it. Thanks for another helpful video!
Glad it helped.
Yes would love to see a video on road crowning!!!
you bet! I can do that next spring
That is a design I have had in my head for a while looks like I should have put it on paper. They done a good job building it and you sir are genuine. Keep doing you showing things naturally as mistakes make you smarter.
Right on Brian!.
The Bobcat branded version includes a pair of laser sensors to independently adjust the height on each side. Easily one of the biggest time savers available for a concrete pour.
Definitely a nice piece of equipment to have 👏👏✌️ congratulations!
Thanks 👍
Great videeo. Look forward to a video on building a center crown.
Noted! 😊
We have had that sought of thing in Australia for decades and you have more adjustments that can be made from inside the cab
Cool beans 👌
Dude, the Steele mixer is awesome. So happy you came across that and put it on one of your videos!
It is a pretty neat mixer
This is great video and so informative thanks for your awesome content as always
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for being here 😊
It will be nice having your daughter much closer to home. I am sure that you and your wife will sleep better at night, I know that I sure would. Take care my friend, and thanks again for the videos.
You said it well. Its better now that shes a hundred miles away and not 4,000
I like that it could work on parking lots too the price seem very reasonable for what it was doing for you I like how you show the mistakes I love honesty waiting for your next video
Right on thanks man! Glad you’re here 👍
This was the best grading attachment I ever owned. So simple and super effective. Indestructible.
Was?
@@graveldrivewayrecovery since have sold all equipment.
I like it!
So much better than just back blading.
Thats cool as heck and I'd absolutely love to see a video on crowning
Stan, that piece of equipment is really cool. Will it build a freeway. No. But for driveway maintenance vs cost it's a well built for the job.the biggest problem that a skid steer has. Is it has no suspension. So it wants to work on the same plane it's sitting on. This grader makes it much easier to transition and create what you want. Well done...
The stuff they make, awesome and seer; if ya need it, someone makes it…..just gotta find them!
Thx Stan, cheers✌🏻
Its always fun trying out cool new gear and equipment
Job specific, my road has 3/4 minus which might give any grader fits but a rake is the perfect answer with proper addition. This thing might be great for prep work with very small base material.
I will be trying it with 3/4 clear as well.
I love your daughter, finding herself. She went from veganism, dealing with do no harm to any living creature, to being a self-providing hunter/gatherer. Life is one big experiment.
Motocross and bike trails will love this machine
I can see that to.
Yes on crowning show
You got it
Thanks for keeping it REAL Stanley
Looks good, nice work.
Thanks 👍
What a great piece of equipment. You can literally make a living doing this on dirt roads. Love that content!
Bobcat (brand) makes a similar attachment that adds laser sensors to automatically raise & lower the blade to a tripod-mounted construction laser. A machine like that could do a more precise job leveling a grade for a concrete pour in minutes compared to what would take hours for me to do with conventional methods.
New toys are always nice to play with though , good to see you enjoying your work
It was a fun day for sure!
Any thoughts on comparing it to 6 way dozer blade ? We use a 6 way for crowning and swells, it would be interesting to hear your input on which is faster or more flexible. PS hate leaf's when grading, due to clumping , just the nature of fall and woods though. looks like it would work good with clean material or rock under 1.5" with fines.
Pretty neat. I've seen 6-way dozer blades which have a lot of sloping ability, but they don't have that box blade mechanism or wheels out front. Just wonder the price point between this and a laser grader. Usually, to crown a road, I bring in topsoil (screened down to 1/2" with expanded metal) and dump it down the center of the road, and then just use a skeleton bucket to smooth /feather the sides down. Then wait for local traffic to wheel pack it.
I love Road Runner grader. I've wanted one for a decade.
Now I know why, things awesome!
The leaves and pine straw played havoc with your test.
Looks like a pretty cool attachment
Practice makes perfect thanks for the video
You bet!!
Thank you very nice attachment thumbs up
I love your videos good stuff!
This thing looks sweet! You guys should make a video of fixing a long gravel driveway filled with potholes.
I need one of these things and can’t find a video of it repairing any gravel driveways.
would be happy to see a specific video on crowning
Nice piece of equipment!
Sure is 🤓
Nice piece of equipment. It's not the time that matters, it's the quality. Looks 👍 good.
"It's not the time that matters, it's the quality." words of wisdom right there
Buying one now, really like that dual hydraulic option.
Did you end up buying?
yes it would be nice to learn both of the crown thank you
You got it!
Seems like a tool that you and a few neighbors buy as a group and use it or go in with someone like a hunt camp. Seems well made and fair priced.
well said.
@@Dirtmonkey what would you charge someone for the job you did on your property? I have no reference so to me it would be at least $500 bucks and that's probably very low. How long did it take you?
"I don't know if they didn't have friends in high school or if their mom didn't breastfeed them" Love the channel, and I would love to see a video of how to crown. God bless Stan.
😊 Glad you like the channel my friend!
@@Dirtmonkey
Yeah, appreciate the honesty.
Some of these dirt guys doing residential/farm work think that because they're an operator/mechanic, who can barely do simple addition, after monday morning quarterbacking some piece of equipment or another actually believe they know more about machinery and structural design than an engineer.
Then they build something and it falls apart. But it didn't fail,.. because the rebuilding it several times is just "fun research and development". LOL
Like some of the other comments, it'd be nice to see this thing operate in a gravel road/driveway that needs to be reworked to see how durable it is,.. maybe putting a complete road/driveway in from subgrade prep, base, to finish grade/gravel.
Cool! Grading work looks great! I recognized your "Home" place part way through. Funny I was living sort of like your daughter, when i was young in Hawaii. I know what you mean by "carport".
Haha yep! Pretty sure she loved it though
Nice one Stan. 👍👍🏴🏴
Thanks Tony😊
great video and great machine
Thanks man!
That expensive piece of equipment and the best tool is a pipe wrench to put it together
Wow. Looks well built. I can see a lot of other uses, fine grade for building pads yard installs.... I like the versatility to go from skid steer to 3 point! Noticed if you pick the wheels up they show the angle of how the machine is sitting. Good video!
Thanks! 👍
Love the videos
Thanks Ian!
That is a great attachment for grading road and for as many passes you did you were not working with a road that was semi graded already how man years you said the road wasn't Taking care of so to my knowledge you did really food for the amount of pass you did and for the ones that will complain I would say I would like seeing you do it in less passes great job and I am sure your daughter will love it too have a great day
Thanks 👍😊
You have to come to New England during snow season
sounds like it gets fun there #deepsnow ?
Yes. When we get a noreaster. We can be buried
Yeah especially in Mass and RI
I’m glad you said skid loader attachment. I was totally about to go on my tractor with grader scraper rant again like I did on Instagram when you posted the video of this thing. Never mind lol. A tractor with a top and tilt will do the same thing and be a lot cheaper if you don’t already have a skid steer. If you do then it’s a great attachment but if you want to be a bit cheaper just buy a tractor and grading scraper.
I need to get myself a tractor for the farm.
From what I’ve seen land planes really come into their own on subsequent maintenance passes. Drop it down and drive pretty much. This one just adds the crowning ability. I’d bet someone that owns a land plane uses it more often since it’s so simple, resulting in having a road that’s never a massive chore to fix outside of a big flood event or something.
@@davewood406 well ya that is true. I already own a tractor and land plane and definitely can’t afford a skiddy and that roadrunner. I’ve been using the land plane for 5 years to rebuild a driveway full of rocks. I’ve found that it’s a simple learning curve and you can get good results fast and cheap. I’d personally rather spend years rebuilding a driveway then doing house chores so I picked the land plane route. If I had a skid I would buy the roadrunner. I am curious on how well it would do on my glacial till driveway. Got big round rocks and zero dirt lol.
@@1farmer608 never having seen the mechanicals of this tool beyond the video. I would worry that the adjustment gimmick on extremely rocky ground is asking for trouble. Just a hunch though. Asking too much of a standard land plane and you might have some hammering and/ or welding to do, where this thing is probably more complicated if you bang up the works and bind it up.
@@davewood406 yep. I already messed up two front rippers. Also the road runner doesn’t have ripper shanks.
TH-camrs do that cause they haven't figured out that they are the content, not the items they cover. many believe they need perfect everything when in the end.... most people watch for the host of the show. those are also the same TH-camrs to buy and spend through the roof for nothing more than views
ill tell you honestly I only watch for you and your crew..... I don't care what you guys are doing. I hate those brick walls but I still watch you guys for your efforts and being yourselves. my favorite 4 videos off the top of my head are when you talked and showed your fox, your fish, your daughter, and her better half moving home and helping, the Frankie estate thing where you clean out that land. the live with Alex and Tim the other day..... ok there's more than 4 sorry. also love your white shepherd.
Thank you! I love hearing some feedback. It's much appreciated.🙏
Best on market I've watched them for a few years but there expensive and I'm not ready to dump that much cash......yet
Great content as always.
I thought it would be actually even more expensive than that
You need to find some gravel and put on that d irt road. That machinery did a fabulous job. I’m interested for sure.
This would be awesome for logging roads.
So I can buy one for my tractor now and then use the same one when I finally buy a ctl? Priceless. Would use this 2-3 days per week. Definitely looking into it further, thank you so much.
glad it helps
One thing I've been thinking about, I often see that you don't have ditches, greetings from Sweden.
One, the roads you are doing are already in pretty darn good shape(compared to what I am used too). Two you have all nice dirt, in my area the ground is pretty much pit run rock that works its way up to the road surface, how will it work on that??
Do you plan to gravel that road? Looks like it could be pretty messy after a rain!
Maybe one day
Nice tool. Have you seen the DR Power Grader. Never used one but the reviews looks good. 👍👍🍺
Let’s see a video on crowning a road with that attachment.
I sure can work on that
It's a combo box scraper grader.
yep. sure is
Cool attachment!
Agreed 😎
Such beautiful property ✌️ how many acres is it ? I live in Michigan and it reminds me of northern Michigan! Definitely got the job done 👍🏻
140 acres. Michigan reminds me a ton of Minnesota.
Outstanding Stan.
Saw one similar with only a single but larger moldboard connected to a laser level.
I didn't get to learn about it so I'm sorry I can't share any info
Sounds interesting!
loved stanly very impressive
Stupid question time!!!!
When you start the cut to set your crown angle, do you then reset it when the tracks get onto the cut area, or does the grader have a pivot to let the machine articulate behind it since the shoes and wheels are still on the original surface angle and the machine is on the new cut angle?
Newbie in a track loader here, but loving the thought of something like this for my road!
no. Its fairly forgiving that way
I don’t know about this. It seems to me it doesn’t eject material fast enough. How do you push out the extra?
You can always tell when the end of the year is coming with Stan. He’s always getting some neat tax shelter toys.
I think you could get similar results with a harley rake with a power tilt. and have more uses for it. that said it looks like a durable piece of equipment for the right person.
I have a harley rake and althought it works great- It won't do what this does
Don't forget ur SEATBELT.....lol good job
😂👍
We have one of these, the best thing since cat made a skidsteer
Have you used the bobcat grader attachment? And if so how does it compare? Looking for something like that for my company.
Respect looks like more of a leaf rake
Boy howdy Dirty Munky,, you turned that troublesome corner into an Arkansas Interstate in no time,,!!!
thank you Sir
ya its be cool to see a crowning vid
can do bud!
This totally cool 😎 👌
I like your comment about the TH-cam Cowboy equipment operators not cashing their checks that's why we like you Stan
Awesome! I need this…
very cool! Hope the vid helped ya out
Nothing like spending an entire day on something that a small motor grader could have done in 2 hours.
Stan looks like to me might of been better getting a tilt attachment with a dozer blade
I still can get that as well. new day- new tool ! hahah😊 What guy has to many tools or to much equipment-? none!😂
@@Dirtmonkey so true I trip over all the buckets and attachments for my loaders
Definitely a game changer for alot of people
for sure
Hey Stan! That's an awfully expensive way to rake leaves! Just kidding. Looks like it works pretty good, especially if you have a skid loader. I imagine it would work quite well on a tractor with a 3 pt hitch and live hydraulics. I like the elevation indicators, makes it easy to adjust. Don't let your hippie daughter freeze to death out there, get her cutting lots of firewood!
I would watch the video on crowning a road. Thanks for another great video from a fellow non perfect human.
Well it looked like it pushed leaves pretty good. Did you ever try pushing any dirt with it and is it GPS compatible?
LOL. There was some dirt mixed in with the leaves too.
It would be nice to see if it could withstand redoing and topping a gravel drive.
I don't know about full integrated GPS, but you can stick a laser level receiver on anything.
We use on pga championship golf course drainage cart paths. Building tee boxes areas.
You use this attachment?
Can’t wait for our new machine with the new electronics so we can get this.