Our weather man has missed it the last day or two and this afternoon it has rained hard. Nice hot fire again and the place is looking great. Good job buddy.
I remember some of the older cat dozers and track loaders had a pusher fan so the radiator and coolers could clog up with oil and dust instead of just dust. We’d use the track loader to blow on the fire the next morning to get it going. That was when fuel was under $2 a gallon.
@@smithworx1091 I’ve used the actual PPV Windjammer and Ventry a few times for ‘training’ when I was on the Fire Department. For a donation we’d burn slash piles if they spread out some of the material to burn for actual training. The Ventry puts out some serious wind for its size and weight, and it’s very stable on three legs. I think the Fire Department paid around $3,000. We’d burn a 3 day pile on one long day. The only thing that worked better was a Buffalo turbine blower but lots of embers and $$$$$$$$. The Buffalo turbine has a mister option that can handle 20 some gallons per minute. I think it drank a lot of fuel too but I’m not sure, the Ventry does great on fuel.
@@smithworx1091 there’s no comparison at all between a Ventry and a leaf blower, even the walk behind. I’ve thought about trying to make my own with a big RC prop or something like that.
Well see now God blessed you with a beautiful day to get stuff caught up and put you in a good place place on the job. Everything looks to be going well.
Your buddy at Tristar got him a big ol jcb dump truck, you might gotta step ya game up! Lol. Just messing with ya, the projects looking good bud! Them trees are burning better than I expected for green wood.
Great video man. I enjoy watching the process. Hoping maybe one day I can get into clearing land the way you and ole tristar diggin’ do it! Keep the videos going. I’m sure it gets daunting at times but you’re doing a great job. Little guys like me looking up to guys who have made it as far as you have. I’m still ready to see 1000 subs. It’s gotta be a long road! Proud for ya. Keep busting em out!
It's a good thing that the weather man lied. It gives you more time to get those trees burned. Hopefully you will get this job done before the weather gets it right. Because you know when he does it's going to rain for a week. Glad you got some time on the D3 because you haven't even got any of the paint wore off the blade or the tracks yet. Enjoyed the video Be Safe Out There.
The storms have been getting about 15 miles south of us and then they brake up and it drizzles just enough to wet the grass. It's forecasted to rain everyday for the next week here.
Looks like your getting the rain in your area now. We were supposed to have rain for the last 4 days but it missed us. Maybe you should buy some bud light so they won’t drink it.
@Smith Worx that is now a transgender beer, a man with that kind of tree trimming truck is in no way needing to support them, hope he comes to his senses.
I prefer a pit. But my opinion, it just matters your situation and what you're burning. These pines burn up fast and nothing left. So stacking on the ground isn't too bad. If it was hardwood, a pit would be much better. But the cons to a pit is worrying about rain and if you don't have to worry about anything being built in that spot. Hope this helps!
I had thought about it. By the time I make a round with the 313 and chainsaw, the fire is ready to be stacked again. I don't really have the room for another fire and be able to stay away from it while I take more trees down.
@@smithworx1091 nice. I did that on my machine and I did it in the machine at work 2 days ago. I can push a button to turn it off in the 306 but then I have to push it again everytime I stop. The sound has become obnoxious to me lately. I don’t know why lol.
Our weather man has missed it the last day or two and this afternoon it has rained hard. Nice hot fire again and the place is looking great. Good job buddy.
It sprinkled on me for about 10 minutes this evening. I'm glad we missed the rain. It's just now getting dried up a little.
I remember some of the older cat dozers and track loaders had a pusher fan so the radiator and coolers could clog up with oil and dust instead of just dust. We’d use the track loader to blow on the fire the next morning to get it going. That was when fuel was under $2 a gallon.
Have you ever used one of those brush fire fans?
@@smithworx1091 I’ve used the actual PPV Windjammer and Ventry a few times for ‘training’ when I was on the Fire Department. For a donation we’d burn slash piles if they spread out some of the material to burn for actual training. The Ventry puts out some serious wind for its size and weight, and it’s very stable on three legs. I think the Fire Department paid around $3,000. We’d burn a 3 day pile on one long day. The only thing that worked better was a Buffalo turbine blower but lots of embers and $$$$$$$$. The Buffalo turbine has a mister option that can handle 20 some gallons per minute. I think it drank a lot of fuel too but I’m not sure, the Ventry does great on fuel.
@@PurpleNovember I'd like to have just a small fan instead of the leaf blower.
@@smithworx1091 there’s no comparison at all between a Ventry and a leaf blower, even the walk behind. I’ve thought about trying to make my own with a big RC prop or something like that.
Nice when the weather works out in your favor!
I've gotten lucky. It's sprinkled a few times but that's it.
Enjoy the videos. Keep them coming and I'll keep watching them
Thank you Mr Clifton! I'll keep em comin!
J.R
Well see now God blessed you with a beautiful day to get stuff caught up and put you in a good place place on the job. Everything looks to be going well.
He sure did! I've been very thankful. Gotten a lot done on this job.
Your buddy at Tristar got him a big ol jcb dump truck, you might gotta step ya game up! Lol. Just messing with ya, the projects looking good bud! Them trees are burning better than I expected for green wood.
I'd love to have a offroad dump truck. They're hard to find. Yeah I'm glad it's burning up fast.
Great video
Glad you got a break in the rain
Great video man. I enjoy watching the process. Hoping maybe one day I can get into clearing land the way you and ole tristar diggin’ do it! Keep the videos going. I’m sure it gets daunting at times but you’re doing a great job. Little guys like me looking up to guys who have made it as far as you have. I’m still ready to see 1000 subs. It’s gotta be a long road! Proud for ya. Keep busting em out!
Thanks bro. I'm still a little guy too 🤣🤣 Sam is the big shot! We just got to keep hustling.
@@smithworx1091 yes sir!! Can’t stop! I’m trying. I work way too much but I’m trying to keep stuff coming out.
It's a good thing that the weather man lied. It gives you more time to get those trees burned. Hopefully you will get this job done before the weather gets it right. Because you know when he does it's going to rain for a week. Glad you got some time on the D3 because you haven't even got any of the paint wore off the blade or the tracks yet. Enjoyed the video Be Safe Out There.
I've been expecting for the bottom to fall out any day now. It's safe to say the D3 hasn't been abused yet lol. Thanks Jim!
The storms have been getting about 15 miles south of us and then they brake up and it drizzles just enough to wet the grass. It's forecasted to rain everyday for the next week here.
Great content have a small start up like you...could you do some equipment moving videos thanks
Thanks bro. I'll try to get some footage soon
Looks like your getting the rain in your area now. We were supposed to have rain for the last 4 days but it missed us. Maybe you should buy some bud light so they won’t drink it.
🤣🤣 not a bad idea.
Put a mask on and get Rookie some bud light, he will leave your beer alone.
🤣🤣 I think he drinks bud light!
@Smith Worx that is now a transgender beer, a man with that kind of tree trimming truck is in no way needing to support them, hope he comes to his senses.
@@tonymiles3106 I was only kidding. We both drink those apple redds.
Jack Bowie’s going to be mad you’re on his dozer
I'm just keeping the batteries charged for him!
Are there any pros and cons to digging a pit then burning vs just stacking it up to burn.
I prefer a pit. But my opinion, it just matters your situation and what you're burning. These pines burn up fast and nothing left. So stacking on the ground isn't too bad. If it was hardwood, a pit would be much better. But the cons to a pit is worrying about rain and if you don't have to worry about anything being built in that spot. Hope this helps!
Why not make a couple of burn piles to get more done faster?
I had thought about it. By the time I make a round with the 313 and chainsaw, the fire is ready to be stacked again. I don't really have the room for another fire and be able to stay away from it while I take more trees down.
I think it’s time for you to train up your wife on the chainsaw 😮😮, like everything it all takes time,take care
That would help me out tremendously 🤣
What are the yellow lights on top of your screen in the 313? Is that for your tracks?
It's a warning because I have the beeper unplugged 🤣
@@smithworx1091 nice. I did that on my machine and I did it in the machine at work 2 days ago. I can push a button to turn it off in the 306 but then I have to push it again everytime I stop. The sound has become obnoxious to me lately. I don’t know why lol.