The mulcher is so quick and fun to watch. When that sapling hit your windshield, after I jumped, I thought, "It's a good thing you had that window down". I'm glad you're feeling better. It isn't a crime to take some you days to get well. Thanks for sharing, Chris.
Nice to see you back to work, Chris. I hope you're feeling better because it sucks to be working when you're not feeling well. You are very muched missed when you have no videos posted. Take it easy, Chris. we'll survive without a video. We won't like it, but we'll get by, lol. Have a great night, Chris. See ya on the next one, sir
a small suggestion for resharpening the teeth on the mulcher. Use a 4.5"-5" metal sanding disk that sits behind a rubber backing pad, something zirconium in the 36 grit range would be just what you need. It will flex with the curvature of the tooth, and it will blend the cutting edges of the tooth better. I'm really not a fan of hard stone grinding wheels, especially in semi-confined area like that, you can accidentally hit an edge or another tooth, and those damn things tend to grenade when hit at goofy angles. The hard stone wheels have their purpose and can be effective, pipelining etc, but for all around general fabrication, I haven't used them in my shop or in the field for over 10 years.
36 grit flap wheel for stainless is the winner for field sharpening those teeth, i havent used a hard stone grinding rock on a grinder in 20yrs or a fiber cut off disc in over 10yrs. Anything that can explode with minimum effort i got rid of lol
If I had half your skill, judgement, knowledge and equipment, then most folks would consider me a pretty darn good owner/operator! Kudos! Been watching you work for a couple years now. Entertaining and I learned quite a bit. Thank you!
I enjoy watching you work with the mulcher, it is fantastic to see a overgrown area turned into nice cleared lots. Glad you're feeling better, stay warm, it's 9 degrees here in Washington state.
It is good to have a 1,326 square foot villa in Venice Florida for a break when you get sick. Wow, them is big stumps you got to deal with. Don't get sick in the Summer, get sick in the Winter. That is the best time for cooler temps in Florida.
I think this mulcher has become a great asset for you! Love to watch and it's close to the snap, crackle, pop of the clearing videos! Thanks for the view into your process of doing good things!
Always thought it would be nice to have a machine to windrow all the mulching remains so sun could get to the earth to dry it out and make it easier for the debris to rot down or be picked up. That mulching definitely makes it easier to see the stumps that needs clearing
Another big plus is it puts nutrients back into the soil - plenty of house lots end up with disappointing & threadbare yards due to poor nutrient levels.
@@GARDENER42 sadly thats not mulched up so much that unless it sit a couple years to decay it would be a nightmare to work it to get it smooth enough to plant grass, better off bringing in some rich topsoil to blend into whats there than mess with it being so chunky and thick
🇮🇪☘️🇺🇸 I’m so very sorry you’ve been sick. Winter colds are the worst! Just be safe get better but I do understand very well the inability to just sit around - we’re in for some vicious cold this week Mother be with all of us that have to work out in it - Blessings my friend 🙏🏼🌹
@@jjMcCartan9686 🇮🇪☘️🇺🇸 evening to ya Sir from the USofA I’m in North Carolina like Chris .. we’ve been in the 40-50s during the day til now - starting the day in the high 20s. But this week single digits high 20s 😱❄️🥶… for us vicious… be safe my Irish brother I miss the emerald majesty
Amazing how fast you were able to go thru that area and clear it with the mulcher then clean up the big stuff with the excavator. Can't wait to see another bonfire burning. I grew up going to them regularly in high school parties on Ferdells farm.
White oak is a very strong wood but it’s very easy to steam and bend. The old wooden boat builders here in Maine used to use it to build boat frames. Thats what my 36’ wooden lobster boat was built of, 4” cedar strip over white oak frames. Built in 1962 and still floating today, though I had to fiberglass it because it started leaking between the stem and bow timber and I didn’t feel like babysitting it all the time.
A great Mulching Projekt! This young Woodland, how the Pinien from Seed to grow, after the Wood is for Years to Lumber. You Mulch the Areal and find a Quantity Stump in the Earth, what You too to take away. The Stump and old Wood staple You to Heap, what by the next Rain to burn. A great Work, and the Video very good. Thanks.
Sorry to hear you got sick ,,,did you not get your flu shot? Back to the place where Clint & Randy brought you TweeD7 bird dozer. Much respect to the pioneer farmer who spent months with a horse and plow to do what you accomplished in less than a day. Good luck, sapling did not break glass.
Whenever I need to dig out a stump by hand, my admiration for the pioneers who had to clear acres of land deepens. Some of the original trees here in central Ontario (Ca) were three or four foot dia. white pine. Loggers took the timber, pioneers were left the stumps!
Way it looks that mulcher is your new favorite toy.definitely made it easier for you to find all the stumps and debris.great video as always.hope you will be getting over whatever you had.just continue on putting out your great content.😎😎😎👍👍👍
I have to let you know that my 2 year old son, who is obsessed with “diggers,” watches your channel every day to take his nap. We love it and almost always leave it on even after he falls asleep because your videos are so satisfying to watch.
Oh Yeah, your mulcher works perfect on that size stuff !! Went threw it like it was nothing !! Yeah Man, I thought I could hear it in your voice on the last video, you sounded like you was trying to get sick... Hope your feeling better Chris !! Yeah, it just started snowing here in Western Ky. about an hour or so ago, don't think we are going to get very much here, may be a couple ins. but, on down South towards Nashville TN., they may get a good dumping !! Hell, that big rain storm came threw here a couple days ago , we got about 4-5 in. of rain, and the wind got up pretty good !! Weather is crazy and it's 10 damn degrees to top !! lolol... Great as always Chris, Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !! Hope ya get to feeling better Man ....
If you said in the beginning of the mulching I missed it, but what the landowner is gping to do with that area? If they are going to plant something there I hope the mulched pine doesn’t cause too severe change of the Ph oh the land. I mean here for example the use of chipped pine or spruce is not recommended to cover the land around garden plants because the acidity increases sometimes too much.
Hope you feel better soon bud! The holidays were full of the "crud" 'round here too and tough to shake. That mulcher is a Cadillac! Gonna be cozy in the 953 with that cold air comin down here soon.
Mulcher definitely saved time on this project. Glad you are on the mend young man, get as healthy as you can. That must have been the old 220, one reason I say that is because you are using basically your finger tips to operate the joy sticks, don’t see you doing that on the other excavators, and you did state you felt the old 220 operated smoother, I would agree with what I see. Thanks for the update, enjoyed the video.
Back when, maintenance of shooting lanes and trails using a bushhog on a open canopy tractor and a few trimmers. Oh man what I'd have traded for a skid steer wirh a mulcher head or at least a brush cutter attachment. Every year felt like i lost a few pints of blood and maybe a foot of skin. Didn't matter what i had on, briars went right through it. If it wasn't briars. It was yellow jackets and hornets, it was straight up heat and deer flies. Finally got a enclosed cab backhoe to do it with, all day in the AC watching pissed off wasps tap on the outside of the glass.
you can tell by the sound by your voice that you’re not feeling 100% Chris. Extra 👍for taking the time to film and keep repositioning your camera then editing the shots afterwards, when all you probably want to do is just get on with the job and go home.
Howdy Chris here it is after one AM can't sleep so watching some of your videos and one was the gynormiss Popular tree. I could relate to that one. Had one in the backyard that had to get a crane in to help take down. The boom in order to pick the top out had to be extended to 115 ft. The person doing the cutting stayed in the tree until it was fully down. Left the stump to rot out. Question came to me while watching you. Has a big tree ever fallen on you and excavator before? You do really great work in whatever you attempt and really enjoy watching the video's.
No good being crook again so soon - take care of you. Mulcher certainly made it look easier to locate the stumps etc. Deluge of rain and wind in the US - huge impact overall.
Sure looks like a landowner should stump and rake right away if you have plans to do so. This also seems like the next best answer if you wait a while. Lots better than the old days of trying to brush hog to keep it down as it would have needed many times to do that over the time since timbering. Chris getting 'er done! Looks like you all still have weather coming your way for the next week or so. Just might be the frozen icy stuff. Good luck and glad you can do some things between storms.
Hope that you're boosted up on Vitamins , remember that rest and catch up time is required . Thinking about the cutter head on the mulcher,there must be a specific sharpening tool available,or someone needs to design and build on ,a series of grinder whells on a rotating shaft , hydraulics driven ?
Know the mud is a nuisance, but at least the cold weather is keeping the yellow jackets and snakes out of your path! Useless to tell you to rest, but at least stay warm and hydrated.
I like the cab view the best when you're mulching. I'm thinking just running a straight line and back the other way would get it done quicker instead of the back and forth. Saw them doing so on Dirt Perfect.
Back and forth allows the mulcher to better process the material. You CAN just drive forward but it's going to be a lot slower and you will need to make a second pass at least. Forward only does work for very low or small scrub. Anything bigger is best done with back and forth
I know how you feel Chris, I've been ill myself and this weather is not helping. Tri State Brush Control world be proud of your work today. Hope you are feeling better soon.
Chris, join the crowd! Besides my wife and I, virtually half the people I meet have been sick over the holidays! Must be all that post -covid socializing. Some miserable bugs going around these days. Hope you’re back up on all cylinders soon!
Chris, Could you do a video on how you bill for your time or by the job (not any specific #’s of course) but give us a general idea how you go about bidding these jobs weather they are huge job like the big Dam job where you dug up all that dirt to small clearing jobs for a small house lot. Thanks
Sucks having the bug. The grandkids all had it so of course we got it. We are (middle Tennessee) in line to get 4-6 inches of snow starting in about a hour. Then a couple days of 0° lows. The Kroger alert went out yesterday so the stores are about wipped out.
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been missing your videos. look forward to them every day. hope you are better..
That mulcher saving you time and money on that little job.
Hope you're feeling better Chris.
Glad your are feeling a little better, you have been missed. Thanks for the upload in advance 🙃
The mulcher is so quick and fun to watch. When that sapling hit your windshield, after I jumped, I thought, "It's a good thing you had that window down". I'm glad you're feeling better. It isn't a crime to take some you days to get well. Thanks for sharing, Chris.
Nice to see you back to work, Chris. I hope you're feeling better because it sucks to be working when you're not feeling well. You are very muched missed when you have no videos posted. Take it easy, Chris. we'll survive without a video. We won't like it, but we'll get by, lol. Have a great night, Chris. See ya on the next one, sir
That mulcher really makes trees and bushes disappear quickly!! Right tool for the right job!!
Imagine trying to clear all that crap with a brush cutter? Horrible job. Been there, done that!
a small suggestion for resharpening the teeth on the mulcher. Use a 4.5"-5" metal sanding disk that sits behind a rubber backing pad, something zirconium in the 36 grit range would be just what you need. It will flex with the curvature of the tooth, and it will blend the cutting edges of the tooth better. I'm really not a fan of hard stone grinding wheels, especially in semi-confined area like that, you can accidentally hit an edge or another tooth, and those damn things tend to grenade when hit at goofy angles. The hard stone wheels have their purpose and can be effective, pipelining etc, but for all around general fabrication, I haven't used them in my shop or in the field for over 10 years.
36 grit flap wheel for stainless is the winner for field sharpening those teeth, i havent used a hard stone grinding rock on a grinder in 20yrs or a fiber cut off disc in over 10yrs. Anything that can explode with minimum effort i got rid of lol
Chris, I’ll send ya a box of Pferd CC Grind wheels. Top shelf, bet it will cut the time it takes in half. Brandon knows how to get ahold of me🫡
Good to see you back Chris, but do take care not to overdo it. 👍🏻😊
Looks amazing just from a once over with that mulcher . Gonna be even better when you are done .
Hope you get well soon Chris love your videos
Great to see you back hope you are on the mend 👍👋🇨🇦
Get Well Soon my Friend!
You've spoiled us with your videos being so regular. They are so appreciated.
If I had half your skill, judgement, knowledge and equipment, then most folks would consider me a pretty darn good owner/operator! Kudos! Been watching you work for a couple years now. Entertaining and I learned quite a bit. Thank you!
I hope you're feeling better Chris.Great videos
Another video of absoluut artistic and perfection combined.
I enjoy watching you work with the mulcher, it is fantastic to see a overgrown area turned into nice cleared lots. Glad you're feeling better, stay warm, it's 9 degrees here in Washington state.
It is good to have a 1,326 square foot villa in Venice Florida for a break when you get sick.
Wow, them is big stumps you got to deal with. Don't get sick in the Summer, get sick in the Winter. That is the best time for cooler temps in Florida.
I think this mulcher has become a great asset for you! Love to watch and it's close to the snap, crackle, pop of the clearing videos! Thanks for the view into your process of doing good things!
Always thought it would be nice to have a machine to windrow all the mulching remains so sun could get to the earth to dry it out and make it easier for the debris to rot down or be picked up. That mulching definitely makes it easier to see the stumps that needs clearing
Wonderful
Beef up an old 5 bar rake?
Another big plus is it puts nutrients back into the soil - plenty of house lots end up with disappointing & threadbare yards due to poor nutrient levels.
@@GARDENER42 sadly thats not mulched up so much that unless it sit a couple years to decay it would be a nightmare to work it to get it smooth enough to plant grass, better off bringing in some rich topsoil to blend into whats there than mess with it being so chunky and thick
You do have forestry mulchers that mix the mulch with the topsoil, theyre mainly build for tractors though
🇮🇪☘️🇺🇸 I’m so very sorry you’ve been sick. Winter colds are the worst! Just be safe get better but I do understand very well the inability to just sit around - we’re in for some vicious cold this week Mother be with all of us that have to work out in it - Blessings my friend 🙏🏼🌹
Yea we're expecting our first snow here in donegal tonight 🇮🇪☘️🇺🇲
@@jjMcCartan9686 🇮🇪☘️🇺🇸 evening to ya Sir from the USofA I’m in North Carolina like Chris .. we’ve been in the 40-50s during the day til now - starting the day in the high 20s. But this week single digits high 20s 😱❄️🥶… for us vicious… be safe my Irish brother I miss the emerald majesty
Always enjoyable watching a seasoned artist at work! 🚜
It's like thousands of hatchet blows per second. Amazing. Process appeared to cheer you up too. Nice job.
THANKS!
Your moo -moos are looking nice and healthy. That mulcher really chews it up ! Nice job Chris.
I understand the sick thing. 6 weeks later, I think I'm starting to recover. Hope you feel better soon. Nice to have the mulcher when it's needed.
As always, you do great at whatever your job calls for. Keep up the good work.
That mulcher is fun to watch. Really chomps up the little saplings after you sharpened those teeth!
The right tools for the character of the job. You are a master at lot clearing by now.
Amazing how fast you were able to go thru that area and clear it with the mulcher then clean up the big stuff with the excavator.
Can't wait to see another bonfire burning.
I grew up going to them regularly in high school parties on Ferdells farm.
White oak is a very strong wood but it’s very easy to steam and bend. The old wooden boat builders here in Maine used to use it to build boat frames. Thats what my 36’ wooden lobster boat was built of, 4” cedar strip over white oak frames. Built in 1962 and still floating today, though I had to fiberglass it because it started leaking between the stem and bow timber and I didn’t feel like babysitting it all the time.
You'll never wear out the skid plates. Awesome little machine.
I hope you are feeling better,the wet cold season is upon you. Take care,be safe and God Bless ya Chris!!!❤😊
Good job on your part. You have what it takes to do the work and complete it to finish.
Enjoy watching that mulching. IdigIt4 type mulching. Looks like fun.
Yes sir, uncle Ruckus did a job on that underbrush. Take care.
Clearing all that trash looks so satisfying. What a great tool.
A great Mulching Projekt! This young Woodland, how the Pinien from Seed to grow, after the Wood is for Years to Lumber. You Mulch the Areal and find a Quantity Stump in the Earth, what You too to take away. The Stump and old Wood staple You to Heap, what by the next Rain to burn. A great Work, and the Video very good. Thanks.
Plus you'd be there all week trying to pull out all those little saplings!!! You definitely went the right route with the mulcher!!!!
Love those TMC Cancela mulchers. Looks like a perfect match to the TL12 highflow.
Wet weather is the cause of workman's colds I know great mulching job great video thanks Chris
I always enjoy watching your videos
Good morning Chris hope your feeling better❤😊🤧❤️🩹
Thanks for another great video. Hope you feel better soon.
Sorry to hear you got sick ,,,did you not get your flu shot? Back to the place where Clint & Randy brought you TweeD7 bird dozer. Much respect to the pioneer farmer who spent months with a horse and plow to do what you accomplished in less than a day. Good luck, sapling did not break glass.
Whenever I need to dig out a stump by hand, my admiration for the pioneers who had to clear acres of land deepens. Some of the original trees here in central Ontario (Ca) were three or four foot dia. white pine. Loggers took the timber, pioneers were left the stumps!
Thank you and have a better day. :)
Way it looks that mulcher is your new favorite toy.definitely made it easier for you to find all the stumps and debris.great video as always.hope you will be getting over whatever you had.just continue on putting out your great content.😎😎😎👍👍👍
I have to let you know that my 2 year old son, who is obsessed with “diggers,” watches your channel every day to take his nap. We love it and almost always leave it on even after he falls asleep because your videos are so satisfying to watch.
With the versatility of the skidsteers and excavators I was somewhat surprised to see the backhoe.
Another great video bro, that mulcher is just the ticket for that scrub bro. Look forward to your next video on this project. Safe travels. Ken.
That mulcher is a game changer. Chris I hope you get well soon.
Very satisfying toy. Great to see pros helping each other out.
Great shots of the mulcher Cris.
I TOTALLY ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊
Glad u feel better. We miss your videos
Sorry you weren't well Glad your feeling better. Lots of flu bugs that for sure!
Clearing looks nice.
The mulcher makes it easy for you
Oh Yeah, your mulcher works perfect on that size stuff !! Went threw it like it was nothing !! Yeah Man, I thought I could hear it in your voice on the last video, you sounded like you was trying to get sick... Hope your feeling better Chris !! Yeah, it just started snowing here in Western Ky. about an hour or so ago, don't think we are going to get very much here, may be a couple ins. but, on down South towards Nashville TN., they may get a good dumping !! Hell, that big rain storm came threw here a couple days ago , we got about 4-5 in. of rain, and the wind got up pretty good !! Weather is crazy and it's 10 damn degrees to top !! lolol... Great as always Chris, Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !! Hope ya get to feeling better Man ....
You have the best clients. "Since I just gave you a huge sum of money, would you like some more?"
If you said in the beginning of the mulching I missed it, but what the landowner is gping to do with that area?
If they are going to plant something there I hope the mulched pine doesn’t cause too severe change of the Ph oh the land.
I mean here for example the use of chipped pine or spruce is not recommended to cover the land around garden plants because the acidity increases sometimes too much.
That mulcher on the skid steer is a total beast! Way better than that one on the mini! It just ain’t got the pump for it.
Nice clearing job i do that too
Little mulcher got a good work out. Curious if you bid your work or time and materials. There’s always a lot of unknowns. Good work being sick. Thanks
Hope you feel better soon bud! The holidays were full of the "crud" 'round here too and tough to shake. That mulcher is a Cadillac! Gonna be cozy in the 953 with that cold air comin down here soon.
Yup. Wife and I were sick from Nov, with covid, then after Xmas with the “bug”. Half the population has somethimg these days!
Mulcher definitely saved time on this project. Glad you are on the mend young man, get as healthy as you can. That must have been the old 220, one reason I say that is because you are using basically your finger tips to operate the joy sticks, don’t see you doing that on the other excavators, and you did state you felt the old 220 operated smoother, I would agree with what I see. Thanks for the update, enjoyed the video.
I"m pretty sure you're right - the tines on the thumb looked like the longer ones.
Great job , muncher a nice pick of equipment for sure.
Back when, maintenance of shooting lanes and trails using a bushhog on a open canopy tractor and a few trimmers. Oh man what I'd have traded for a skid steer wirh a mulcher head or at least a brush cutter attachment. Every year felt like i lost a few pints of blood and maybe a foot of skin. Didn't matter what i had on, briars went right through it. If it wasn't briars. It was yellow jackets and hornets, it was straight up heat and deer flies.
Finally got a enclosed cab backhoe to do it with, all day in the AC watching pissed off wasps tap on the outside of the glass.
you can tell by the sound by your voice that you’re not feeling 100% Chris. Extra 👍for taking the time to film and keep repositioning your camera then editing the shots afterwards, when all you probably want to do is just get on with the job and go home.
Yeah. That mulcher is a Hoss! Your customer should have some really nice top soil at the "spread out" points in a few years.
That mulcher is a beast!
Looks good
Howdy Chris here it is after one AM can't sleep so watching some of your videos and one was the gynormiss Popular tree. I could relate to that one. Had one in the backyard that had to get a crane in to help take down. The boom in order to pick the top out had to be extended to 115 ft. The person doing the cutting stayed in the tree until it was fully down. Left the stump to rot out.
Question came to me while watching you. Has a big tree ever fallen on you and excavator before? You do really great work in whatever you attempt and really enjoy watching the video's.
No good being crook again so soon - take care of you. Mulcher certainly made it look easier to locate the stumps etc. Deluge of rain and wind in the US - huge impact overall.
Good morning I have missed Chris video to sorry to see you are unwell again hope you feel better soon ❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂
Pine trees, small brush, cut like butter. the name for that brush cutter would be terminator. Good show. Chris
Stay warm, Chris enjoy your life
Sure looks like a landowner should stump and rake right away if you have plans to do so. This also seems like the next best answer if you wait a while. Lots better than the old days of trying to brush hog to keep it down as it would have needed many times to do that over the time since timbering. Chris getting 'er done! Looks like you all still have weather coming your way for the next week or so. Just might be the frozen icy stuff. Good luck and glad you can do some things between storms.
Hungry Hungry mulcher.
You could use the edge of the grinder to mark what blade been touched up.
Hope that you're boosted up on Vitamins , remember that rest and catch up time is required .
Thinking about the cutter head on the mulcher,there must be a specific sharpening tool available,or someone needs to design and build on ,a series of grinder whells on a rotating shaft , hydraulics driven ?
I was wondering if the trees would regrow and right on queue Chris states that the Pine trees do not regrow once cut off
Get better Chris, we need your videos for relaxation. I just love to see progress in action.
Know the mud is a nuisance, but at least the cold weather is keeping the yellow jackets and snakes out of your path! Useless to tell you to rest, but at least stay warm and hydrated.
I like the cab view the best when you're mulching. I'm thinking just running a straight line and back the other way would get it done quicker instead of the back and forth. Saw them doing so on Dirt Perfect.
Back and forth allows the mulcher to better process the material. You CAN just drive forward but it's going to be a lot slower and you will need to make a second pass at least. Forward only does work for very low or small scrub. Anything bigger is best done with back and forth
You didn’t seem too enthusiastic about using the mulcher. I thought it was awesome
Show us the pond you built, now that it has water in it. I really enjoy your videos.
I really enjoy the video Chris!, 💙👍👊
36:00 comedy gold. 😂
Your skills on the bush cutter are improving. Are you going to rent an extra large bush cutter for when you do Bealy Good new land.😂😂❤❤
I know how you feel Chris, I've been ill myself and this weather is not helping. Tri State Brush Control world be proud of your work today. Hope you are feeling better soon.
Been a subscriber since you began. You are the best keep up the excellent work. Stay safe
I can see where the stumps present a problem when Mulching ,They do clear acreage fast
Chris, join the crowd! Besides my wife and I, virtually half the people I meet have been sick over the holidays! Must be all that post -covid socializing. Some miserable bugs going around these days. Hope you’re back up on all cylinders soon!
Thanks 👍
Chris,
Could you do a video on how you bill for your time or by the job (not any specific #’s of course) but give us a general idea how you go about bidding these jobs weather they are huge job like the big Dam job where you dug up all that dirt to small clearing jobs for a small house lot.
Thanks
Eventually, that firewood will needed for the cabins at the farm for the fire pits,maybe
Sucks having the bug. The grandkids all had it so of course we got it.
We are (middle Tennessee) in line to get 4-6 inches of snow starting in about a hour. Then a couple days of 0° lows.
The Kroger alert went out yesterday so the stores are about wipped out.
Looks like we’re all in for a deep freeze this week. 3 degrees tomorrow night here in Central Ontario. With snow.
BTW while you’re here can you sweep under the couch a bit too?
Fantastic 😊😊😊😊
Nice rig
I had to wear my safety glasses for this one. Those pine needles & pieces flying back would do some serious eye damage.