Exactly! He had no lifting power because he had no hydraulic flow because the pumps were basically at idle. Always run it wide open on throttle, it is truly designed that way! It’s not a tractor, it’s a high performance machine. Your work time will be cut down by 80% I bet…. You haven’t even touched that machine’s potential.
Tractor habits I guess. Thanks for the tips guys. Learning a lot daily about this new level of heavy machinery. Curious if you know about curling sensitivity (and maybe this is a Takeuchi thing I have to get used to). It seems like my curl functions are super fast with not much room for precision, unlike the booms. This normal?
Don't know for certain about your machine,but on Cat's skidsteers,in the operations console,the is a hydraulic flow setting adjustments menu for the lift arms and bucket controls,,when operating at full throttle,the controls can be a bit twitchy,but by adjusting the flow control modules, you can taylor them to you liking,,the operators manual should easily spell out how to make those adjustments. I do agree with the other comments, that your machine should be running at full throttle, you'll see a world of difference in it's operating abilities!! Have Fun!!😎😎😎
Cool tools! They should work just fine for you. Meg I’m impressed with you even being interested in using the tractor, great job on the ditching. John your having just too much my man. Love it
I just recently discovered your channel. I have a Takeuchi TL 230, which is basically the same model that you have. It's just the next model after the TL 130 that you have. I also have that exact stump bucket from Titan. It took me a bit to learn how to really use the stump bucket for stumps. I have learned that the best way for stumps is to use the weight of the machine and the teeth on the edges of the stump bucket to cut the roots, by going back and forth. Go shallow at first and then work your way down and it just rips the roots apart and then eventually you can get to the meat of the stump and start seeing some movement. I kind of beat my machine up a little bit at first trying to go after the stump and focusing on the stump and not the roots around the stump. One more thing, that lower drop on the bucket can be used like a lever. I was beating up my hydraulic arms putting all the weight and pull on them at first. Then I learned that if I get the bucket down there I just tilt the bucket itself and that bucket works like a lever with that rear lower section you showed being the fulcrum. Hopefully, you can learn from my experiences. I also have that same skeleton bucket from Titan except mine has a grapple in the center of the bucket. Mine weighs 850 pounds, with added grapple and it is an absolute beast. My Takeuchi handles it just fine. It is a brush clearing monster. You are able to grab whole trees and drag them up hills and things like that too. Anyway, it was fun to discover your channel because you use very similar equipment to what I have. Enjoy!
Awesome, thanks for sharing! I'm quite happy with the TL130 and Takeuchi in general. I'm sure I'll be a pro with those stumps soon with the number of cedars we need to clear at the house site. The sawed edges are fantastic on both buckets. They really give you a grip on various things, especially brush. Also, I appreciate all the tips!
John sounds like a mad scientist with those new toys … ah ha ha ha. I do envy the great rock you guys have. Literally tons of fun and many thousands of dollars saved on the road base.
Also my daughter was in north Georgia at a camp ground. And the gentleman that ran it was talking with her about planting fruit trees and such. He warned her to look out about the same things you folks ran into with your trees. So undoubtedly it has been getting common for nurseries to do.
Hi from Portugal John I change my mind: Meg deserves a Yanmar vio"something"! Look at her using the backhoe on that tractor! Awesome Congratulations on the buckets; they're great. All the best
She really does. I agree all the way. Hopefully she gets more and more interested with experience under her belt. Best way to learn is by putting the hours in.
Hey John, hey Meg, congrats on the new toys. Those are sweet! John, you better be thinking about your next piece of equipment, cause Meg is getting to be a Rockstar with a backhoe! She'll have her eye on Rambo in no time! Super happy for you both, always enjoy your videos.
If you and Meg have ever watched the snow storm in the ocean, that is the kind of rocks on your land now. That's why they are long and kinda flat. You have a lot of clay, too.
There are some areas of the ditch that could be cleaned out with the stump bucket on the skid steer. Just straddle the ditch and go. It would be faster than the backhoe. Congratulations on the new gear. Play safe.
You two are very crative! So for the stump bucket…make ametal brace to place a camera high on the arms of the skid steer and connect to a video screen that John can see.
Awesome new toys. It'll really help you with that road. If you get a tipper trailer for Ricky you could load that up with Rambo and shift the rock for the road even more quickly.
Sisyphus has nothing on John especially since he put new treads on. Don't think that rock would have rolled with the old ones. living vicariously through you two. Really enjoy your videos.
Just wondering if you could mount a big rearview mirror up between the lights on the skid steer and angle it out so you could use it to see the front of the bucket while working? Love following your videos, keep them coming. Meg is really getting good operating Ricky and his attachments.
Hi Guys. A suggestion from the uk, how about an adjustable mirror angled down so the you can see to tip, fixed onto the metal framing of the cab. It may work. Cheers guys . Love the videos'.
That stump bucket will take some time. But you will a pro at it in no time. I do think that wider bucket will be better on the rocks. But maybe you were just better at running it. Time will tell and which one you like working with the most. Great videos. I really enjoy them. Thank you.
Good eye, you're right. I ordered new valve assemblies the other day because they are letting a very small amount of grease come back out the bearing and I realized that they were actually missing the spring assembly inside. I'm sure that will keep things nice and tight.
It will help if you run your machine full throttle. It is hard on the hydraulics if you don't. I love your new buckets. I am thinking of building a stump bucket.
John - Rambo has nice ring to it. Congratulations on new attachments. Once you put some hours to it you would really be able to get some quality work done through it.
YEAH... Chain / Strap from the center of the bucket... YEAH that's what I am talking about... I find the strap works better.. as it conforms to the shape of the rock better... I will use multiple straps... one around the rock, then a different size depending on drag or lift needs... Nice attachments... salvage those boxes they came in and build a cheap land / Drag plane... for smoothing out the road before you put your rock on it...
Regarding your stump bucket you say you can't see the front of the bucket straight ahead of you there's a bucket cut that piece of Steel out and put in mesh wire that you can still see but the dirt will not come through I believe that would work fine good luck buddy
Thats quite an implement. Also, you can use it on either Ricky or the skid steer. I have been thinking about buying a stump bucket for my tractor. I think it'll be better suited for the skid steer though.
Great job on your new Toys, I think you should name it Mikie because he wi9ll eat anything. (Remember, Give it to Mikie, He will eat anything in the old TV Advertisement.
Hello there John & Meg! John, you do know that the next machine you get will be Meg's Machine, so why not start looking for a big brother for Rickie, for Meg?😇 John, you are going to be needing a good Wire Welder real soon. When you get one, weld a "D-Ring" on the back of Richie's bucket for attaching a chain to. Ya might want to do the same for all the attachments!
Hi, Meg & John.. I enjoyed your bucket adventure. As far as naming the Skid Steer it appears to me you should have a different name for it depending on which bucket is mounted. Sounds like Skeletor should be the name wither the rock bucket and Rambo the name with the stump bucket. As far as your limited vision I would suggest a camera video screen combination. You can use multiple cameras and select whichever one is desired at the time or split screen and watch all at once. mounting one high and one low facing forward and one on the rear facing backward could be very useful. There are many available on the internet under $500. I'm not sure but I bet some of them you could even record your videos through them. Just an Idea from my EZ Chair!!! Enjoy your projects!!!
Meg, my wife has been admiring your tough leather boots since the early episodes. Would you mind saying what kind they are and where you got them. Thanks.
Thanks! They are Dr Martens Belsay boots. They come in brown and black. They also have a version that has fur on the inside and steel toe. I have really beat mine up and am due for a new pair, but they have been great boots. I got mine from Dr. Martens website, but you can get them on Zappos too.
That is kind of what we found. It might be the sight problem with the stump bucket that is digging lower which brings up larger sections. We are getting at it with Skeletor pretty good though. ;)
I can't seem to get a grip to do so. It is like I need to have a seam to get under the rock for it to move at all. I can only find seams coming from the top. Any advice on how to go about attacking it from below?
I'd really like to. Local rental guy won't rent one to me because he knows I want to use it for rocks instead of concrete slabs. I'll get my hands on one someday...
We purchased some a while back and tried them on a different rock, they got stuck in the rock. :( I will have that footage in a video soon (when we get back to the big rock at the first switchback). They must work better for some types of rock over others. - Meg
hi john hi meg, as far as the stump bucket view, can you not fix a convext mirror at the top of the cab, giving you a view of the teeth? Dean in the UK
Now that you've used both Ricky and Rambo...if you could only have one...which one would you keep? BTW, you should be sponsored by RK. You convinced me I needed a Ricky of my own, but now I'm thinking maybe I need a Rambo! I can't justify getting both.
Good question. When we were trying to decide when we first got the property, we made a list of all the "jobs" we would be needing to do then columns with different machines. We ended up with the tractor/backhoe because it checked the most boxes. The skid steer is much more powerful, but has things it can't do as well as the tractor, like go through mud (which we have a lot of in the winter). It is a tough call between the two ... which is why we have both. It really depends on your terrain and jobs that need to be accomplished. I would say tractor, but Jon would most likely say skid steer. - Meg
So is it officially Rambo (no Sally)...? Will the skid steer run a jackhammer? If so, look out rocks!!! Y'all seem to be smiling a lot more with the machinery than when you were shoveling and swinging the pick axe....just sayin. 🙂 Take care. B&D.
I assume you are referring to the shale pit? few people have commented this. Can you give us more information about what you mean? Going up hill it is much more difficult to get a grip on the ground and it does not provide the weight of the machine for leverage. Further, getting into a crack in the stone is nearly impossible going uphill. Can you elaborate some more to help us out? - Meg
if you arent getting those trees til; june you will need to water them daily all summer just about any day it does not rain. In your part of world should of been panted 2 week ago For me at 43 degrees lat 77.5 degrees lud planting time for trees begins the last week of April to May 15. The idea is to put them in in the last three weeks u can have a frost. The ground is still wet and will stay wet for at least the first 5 to 6 weeks of transplant. Planting them late just means mor work to keep them alive. By the way this yr i will be putting in another 5 acres of orchards on my farm/ ranch. Got control of another 200 acres last week It is poor ground but i will use it as grazing land and make it better with rotational grazing. In about 5 yr will plow it up and replant to grass and take hay off it for a few years before putting it back to pasture to renew. Yes using land properly for pasture renews the land
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In Jon's hands that tool can become a weapon.
I, too, had an evil laugh when you used that new narrow bucket.
Ok he’s having way to much fun.
Here's a free tip. Run that skid steer wide open throttle. It's designed to run that way. Especially when you're struggling to move those boulders.
Exactly! He had no lifting power because he had no hydraulic flow because the pumps were basically at idle. Always run it wide open on throttle, it is truly designed that way! It’s not a tractor, it’s a high performance machine. Your work time will be cut down by 80% I bet…. You haven’t even touched that machine’s potential.
Tractor habits I guess. Thanks for the tips guys. Learning a lot daily about this new level of heavy machinery. Curious if you know about curling sensitivity (and maybe this is a Takeuchi thing I have to get used to). It seems like my curl functions are super fast with not much room for precision, unlike the booms. This normal?
Don't know for certain about your machine,but on Cat's skidsteers,in the operations console,the is a hydraulic flow setting adjustments menu for the lift arms and bucket controls,,when operating at full throttle,the controls can be a bit twitchy,but by adjusting the flow control modules, you can taylor them to you liking,,the operators manual should easily spell out how to make those adjustments. I do agree with the other comments, that your machine should be running at full throttle, you'll see a world of difference in it's operating abilities!! Have Fun!!😎😎😎
Just wanted to let you know my wife and I love watching you guys .
Great choice for attachments, this phrase will get get old soon as we watch your growth "game changer". Keep up the great work and videos.
Greetings from The BIG SKY.
Cool tools! They should work just fine for you. Meg I’m impressed with you even being interested in using the tractor, great job on the ditching. John your having just too much my man. Love it
Boy looks like John is having fun with the new toys
I just recently discovered your channel. I have a Takeuchi TL 230, which is basically the same model that you have. It's just the next model after the TL 130 that you have. I also have that exact stump bucket from Titan. It took me a bit to learn how to really use the stump bucket for stumps. I have learned that the best way for stumps is to use the weight of the machine and the teeth on the edges of the stump bucket to cut the roots, by going back and forth. Go shallow at first and then work your way down and it just rips the roots apart and then eventually you can get to the meat of the stump and start seeing some movement. I kind of beat my machine up a little bit at first trying to go after the stump and focusing on the stump and not the roots around the stump. One more thing, that lower drop on the bucket can be used like a lever. I was beating up my hydraulic arms putting all the weight and pull on them at first. Then I learned that if I get the bucket down there I just tilt the bucket itself and that bucket works like a lever with that rear lower section you showed being the fulcrum. Hopefully, you can learn from my experiences. I also have that same skeleton bucket from Titan except mine has a grapple in the center of the bucket. Mine weighs 850 pounds, with added grapple and it is an absolute beast. My Takeuchi handles it just fine. It is a brush clearing monster. You are able to grab whole trees and drag them up hills and things like that too. Anyway, it was fun to discover your channel because you use very similar equipment to what I have. Enjoy!
Awesome, thanks for sharing! I'm quite happy with the TL130 and Takeuchi in general. I'm sure I'll be a pro with those stumps soon with the number of cedars we need to clear at the house site. The sawed edges are fantastic on both buckets. They really give you a grip on various things, especially brush. Also, I appreciate all the tips!
John sounds like a mad scientist with those new toys … ah ha ha ha. I do envy the great rock you guys have. Literally tons of fun and many thousands of dollars saved on the road base.
Meg lying in the selector bucket was like the homestead version of easy rider magazine.
😂
Mean machine now! You make bucket changing look easy. Rambo rocks!!!!!!
You need a BIG BOY TOY sticker for the bobcat and BIG GIRL TOY for the tractor!
Congratulations guys tho
Make a nice patio or walkway with those big stones. Nice and flat all I have are glacial boulders. We have to purchase flat stone. Lol
Turn the rpm's up and touch the levers softer you will have more power when working
Also my daughter was in north Georgia at a camp ground. And the gentleman that ran it was talking with her about planting fruit trees and such. He warned her to look out about the same things you folks ran into with your trees. So undoubtedly it has been getting common for nurseries to do.
hi from New Zealand love what you are doing very cool
Hi from Portugal
John I change my mind: Meg deserves a Yanmar vio"something"!
Look at her using the backhoe on that tractor!
Awesome
Congratulations on the buckets; they're great.
All the best
She really does. I agree all the way. Hopefully she gets more and more interested with experience under her belt. Best way to learn is by putting the hours in.
Another awesome episode. You guys rock 😆
PS Great music tracks too
Hey John, hey Meg, congrats on the new toys. Those are sweet! John, you better be thinking about your next piece of equipment, cause Meg is getting to be a Rockstar with a backhoe! She'll have her eye on Rambo in no time! Super happy for you both, always enjoy your videos.
I told her she'd be a mean mini-ex operator!
@@WalnutsandWineberries She'll end up claiming all the toys for herself
Chuck is cool.
John you and Meg are 🪨 stars great job guys
You have so many cool toys for the boys John. :)
you two are AWESOME... PRAYING FOR Your health, strength, safety, wisdom and SUCCESS. God bless. I look forward to each video.
Rambo is a good name for that rig.
If you and Meg have ever watched the snow storm in the ocean, that is the kind of rocks on your land now. That's why they are long and kinda flat. You have a lot of clay, too.
Impressive oumpf in that skidsteer...dragin' along thoose rocks like a bag of chips😁
So satisfying when you get a good rip!
There are some areas of the ditch that could be cleaned out with the stump bucket on the skid steer. Just straddle the ditch and go. It would be faster than the backhoe.
Congratulations on the new gear. Play safe.
Those are pretty good yard rocks. Wish mine where that big!
You two are very crative! So for the stump bucket…make ametal brace to place a camera high on the arms of the skid steer and connect to a video screen that John can see.
Creative. Excuse the spelling. My daughter is an English teacher…shhh
Great toys
There are Merriam turkeys living in the Bull Mountains just north of Billings, too. I didn't enjoy eating the ones I shot there.
Getting into the techno music early on this one ! 👍
Awesome new toys. It'll really help you with that road. If you get a tipper trailer for Ricky you could load that up with Rambo and shift the rock for the road even more quickly.
Onĺy in amèrica càn a young couple achieve whàt these ķids havè have. Im proud of my feiiow americans
Sisyphus has nothing on John especially since he put new treads on. Don't think that rock would have rolled with the old ones. living vicariously through you two. Really enjoy your videos.
Just wondering if you could mount a big rearview mirror up between the lights on the skid steer and angle it out so you could use it to see the front of the bucket while working? Love following your videos, keep them coming. Meg is really getting good operating Ricky and his attachments.
Nice guys
Hi Guys. A suggestion from the uk, how about an adjustable mirror angled down so the you can see to tip, fixed onto the metal framing of the cab. It may work. Cheers guys . Love the videos'.
That stump bucket will take some time. But you will a pro at it in no time. I do think that wider bucket will be better on the rocks. But maybe you were just better at running it. Time will tell and which one you like working with the most. Great videos. I really enjoy them. Thank you.
Looks like some new toys to practice with. Need to pump up your tracks they are to loose. Before you peel one off.
Correct, they need to look at the sag specifications and move the idler wheel until it’s right.
Good eye, you're right. I ordered new valve assemblies the other day because they are letting a very small amount of grease come back out the bearing and I realized that they were actually missing the spring assembly inside. I'm sure that will keep things nice and tight.
@@WalnutsandWineberries that should work out good. Makes for another video also.
ROCKY!
It will help if you run your machine full throttle. It is hard on the hydraulics if you don't. I love your new buckets. I am thinking of building a stump bucket.
John - Rambo has nice ring to it. Congratulations on new attachments. Once you put some hours to it you would really be able to get some quality work done through it.
That's the plan! I feel it's nicely equipped to get us onto the house build.
YEAH... Chain / Strap from the center of the bucket... YEAH that's what I am talking about... I find the strap works better.. as it conforms to the shape of the rock better... I will use multiple straps... one around the rock, then a different size depending on drag or lift needs... Nice attachments... salvage those boxes they came in and build a cheap land / Drag plane... for smoothing out the road before you put your rock on it...
That's a good idea. Captain Kleaman built a land plane like that on his channel recently that is pretty cool.
Regarding your stump bucket you say you can't see the front of the bucket straight ahead of you there's a bucket cut that piece of Steel out and put in mesh wire that you can still see but the dirt will not come through I believe that would work fine good luck buddy
Thats quite an implement. Also, you can use it on either Ricky or the skid steer. I have been thinking about buying a stump bucket for my tractor. I think it'll be better suited for the skid steer though.
I just love how both of them are pretty indestructible! Jon proof. Haha!
I like Rambo too.
Great job on your new Toys, I think you should name it Mikie because he wi9ll eat anything. (Remember, Give it to Mikie, He will eat anything in the old TV Advertisement.
Haha! I do remember that.
you cant see your cutting edges on most large dozers but a good operator knows where its at
Trying to get there. All with practice and putting the hours in.
Every time we get bigger equipment we find even bigger rocks! Good job! Rambo? Isn't this Mr T? :)
I pity a foo. No, we are going with Rambo.
Thats a BAR .... Big A$$ Rock....
Best wear your safety Cup dude.
Those buckets look Mean 🤪👍🏻
Haha!
As much rock work you do a jack hammer on that track loader would do wonders in your quarry.
That stump was dead but I don't know if it is still.........mmmm....spooky!
What’s that many rocks and then being so big maybe you should get a jackhammer attachment for the skid steer
Call the skid-steer Brutus
Look like it going on a set of hair clippers lol
Ooooo diy slate roof tiles....
HaHa ..every time I see the name of that machine it makes me think of that toy Tamagotchi Pet(Egg Watch) I had when I was like 9 or 10 yrs old
🤣😂😇
Remember those!? Haha!
Hello there John & Meg! John, you do know that the next machine you get will be Meg's Machine, so why not start looking for a big brother for Rickie, for Meg?😇
John, you are going to be needing a good Wire Welder real soon. When you get one, weld a "D-Ring" on the back of Richie's bucket for attaching a chain to. Ya might want to do the same for all the attachments!
I do like chain hooks/grooves on attachments. They come in very handy!
You sure didn't keep those new treads clean for very long!
You'll learn, it's a new toy right now/
Hi, Meg & John..
I enjoyed your bucket adventure. As far as naming the Skid Steer it appears to me you should have a different name for it depending on which bucket is mounted.
Sounds like Skeletor should be the name wither the rock bucket and Rambo the name with the stump bucket.
As far as your limited vision I would suggest a camera video screen combination. You can use multiple cameras and select whichever one is desired at the time or split screen and watch all at once. mounting one high and one low facing forward and one on the rear facing backward could be very useful. There are many available on the internet under $500.
I'm not sure but I bet some of them you could even record your videos through them. Just an Idea from my EZ Chair!!! Enjoy your projects!!!
May be able to put a mirror at the top of your cab. Adjust to see your bucket better. And be able to adjust to see behind you.
How about Tyler ? For the skid steer
Meg, my wife has been admiring your tough leather boots since the early episodes. Would you mind saying what kind they are and where you got them. Thanks.
Thanks! They are Dr Martens Belsay boots. They come in brown and black. They also have a version that has fur on the inside and steel toe. I have really beat mine up and am due for a new pair, but they have been great boots. I got mine from Dr. Martens website, but you can get them on Zappos too.
looks like the stump bucket takes out larger pieces over the rock bucket
That is kind of what we found. It might be the sight problem with the stump bucket that is digging lower which brings up larger sections. We are getting at it with Skeletor pretty good though. ;)
What part of va, are you in we are in Northern Virginia, also we have the same rock bucket and Stump bucket from Titan, both are bulletproof, 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Southwestern. Hi neighbor! Good to hear others have positive things to say about the attachments. I'm quite impressed so far.
john when your removing a stump after digging around it push on top of stump to rock it lose
Try digging uphill in that shale pit.
I can't seem to get a grip to do so. It is like I need to have a seam to get under the rock for it to move at all. I can only find seams coming from the top. Any advice on how to go about attacking it from below?
@@WalnutsandWineberries No, just seemed logical. Go figure. You two are "the deal."
Can you cut out a window in the back of the bucket? (you may need to reinforce with some angle steel). Or cut a few 4 in holes?
Would a convex mirror mounted in front and above the stump bucket help you see.?
You can use that to clean out a stream
Now that's a rock bucket
Thought you might have got the jack hammer attachment for the skid steer by now.
I'd really like to. Local rental guy won't rent one to me because he knows I want to use it for rocks instead of concrete slabs. I'll get my hands on one someday...
Feathers and wedges would have saved you so much money, I haven't seen you even try them yet.
We purchased some a while back and tried them on a different rock, they got stuck in the rock. :( I will have that footage in a video soon (when we get back to the big rock at the first switchback). They must work better for some types of rock over others. - Meg
If you hit them big slabs with the sledgehammer It all turns to useable stone
Hell yeah! Breaks up really nice after some heavy hits. Then tracking over the smaller pieces makes nice base.
What about Brutus for the skid steer
hi john hi meg, as far as the stump bucket view, can you not fix a convext mirror at the top of the cab, giving you a view of the teeth?
Dean in the UK
It's a good thought, Dean. I need to put some more hours in on the stump bucket and see if I can get used to it just by feel.
Suggest mounting go-pro above cab on machine
Is "Lucy" a Walking Dead reference?
No. Many recommend Lucy as a name for the skid steer to go with Ricky the tractor. As in "I Love Lucy"
@@WalnutsandWineberries Ah! Yes I get it now.
Now that you've used both Ricky and Rambo...if you could only have one...which one would you keep? BTW, you should be sponsored by RK. You convinced me I needed a Ricky of my own, but now I'm thinking maybe I need a Rambo! I can't justify getting both.
Good question. When we were trying to decide when we first got the property, we made a list of all the "jobs" we would be needing to do then columns with different machines. We ended up with the tractor/backhoe because it checked the most boxes. The skid steer is much more powerful, but has things it can't do as well as the tractor, like go through mud (which we have a lot of in the winter). It is a tough call between the two ... which is why we have both. It really depends on your terrain and jobs that need to be accomplished. I would say tractor, but Jon would most likely say skid steer. - Meg
@@WalnutsandWineberries Thanks for the response. I'm with you...I'm thinking flexibility suits me better than power.
So is it officially Rambo (no Sally)...? Will the skid steer run a jackhammer? If so, look out rocks!!! Y'all seem to be smiling a lot more with the machinery than when you were shoveling and swinging the pick axe....just sayin. 🙂 Take care. B&D.
Rambo it is! Our local rental place has a jackhammer, but he would only rent it for use on concrete. Big congrats on hitting your 1K!!!!
@@WalnutsandWineberries Hmmmmm...........there has to be a way (jackhammer). Thanks on the 1K! As you know it's a grind. B&D
ricky n bobby
Set my back of the bucket on the ground and raise up the front of the bucket it will act like a crowbar
You need to watch Andrew Camarata and learn from the master...lol
You should go up and use that thing right
I assume you are referring to the shale pit? few people have commented this. Can you give us more information about what you mean? Going up hill it is much more difficult to get a grip on the ground and it does not provide the weight of the machine for leverage. Further, getting into a crack in the stone is nearly impossible going uphill. Can you elaborate some more to help us out? - Meg
mag i think you are spoiling jon
He needs a few 'boys' in his life with all the girls he gets. Around here it's the opposite.
I've got both of those from Titan as well. I got the wider 72" fine skeleton bucket. Both have paid for themselves.
if you arent getting those trees til; june you will need to water them daily all summer just about any day it does not rain. In your part of world should of been panted 2 week ago For me at 43 degrees lat 77.5 degrees lud planting time for trees begins the last week of April to May 15. The idea is to put them in in the last three weeks u can have a frost. The ground is still wet and will stay wet for at least the first 5 to 6 weeks of transplant. Planting them late just means mor work to keep them alive.
By the way this yr i will be putting in another 5 acres of orchards on my farm/ ranch. Got control of another 200 acres last week It is poor ground but i will use it as grazing land and make it better with rotational grazing. In about 5 yr will plow it up and replant to grass and take hay off it for a few years before putting it back to pasture to renew. Yes using land properly for pasture renews the land