An excellent example of why grapples have become the #1 desirable loader attachment with a 3rd function kit. Really superb photography and perfectly matched music. Keep it up. Regards from central Ontario Canada.
I have the same tractor. I'm planning on installing a 3rd function valve and getting a grapple. What make of 3rd function do you have? Did you install it yourself? What grapple do you have? Thanks
Hey , great video. Maybe I missed it, but could you please tell us the model of the Construction Attachments grapple ? Also the weight of it , and if you think it is the perfect weigh/size grapple for your Kubota L4701 ? I have a Kubota L6060, 60 hp (about 2200lb) lift capacity and I'm considering buying the Construction Attachment Root Grapple model 1RGW66. the weight is 794 lb, which is a lot, but still only 200 lb more than the smaller grapple. Does the extra 200lb out front make that much difference to the loader longevity or do you just lose an additional 200lb from your load capacity ? Any thoughts, or who I might contact for the final word on the subject ? It seems it's almost a "oil question", which is best and why ! ha. The brochure says the grapple is for 50-100 hp tractors. What to do ? Thanks for your time and the great videos. They must be time consuming to make. I barely get around to taking a picture of a job. They are nice to have 20 -50 years later !
I'm confused,, almost every one that has one of those Kubots's operates it at , what sounds like maximum revs. Why ??? I've been driving tractors unaccompanied since 1958 and never one revolution more than I need ???
How many acres you got down yonder? I tried to cut in a trail around 40 acres in WNC, but a side by side is wide compared to a 4 wheeler and I’ll be fair it was a mountain.
How do you keep from doubling the time it takes you to do these tasks with all the camera placement and drone flying? You’re definitely investing in your audience in the midst of real work.
Hey Rob, I don't. Videoing everything adds 2-4 times the amount of time it takes to do a project. Thankfully I don't film every single thing I do here! It's all worth it in the end product though.
Excellent video . I love your choice of music . You have good taste . Man working in the woods on his own property . To hell with the rest of the world . Love it .Not one word said . Perfect .
I have watched a lot of tractor videos over last several years, have a hobby farm myself, and I dont comment much, but must applaud you for excellent videography work .!
great way to start off a Sunday morning watching a relaxing video, yes working in the woods like that is so relaxing to me. Gods beautiful creation , the woods.
The man loves his tractor it's so shiny and clean I find things to do with my tractor that I normally wouldn't do I love my tractor it's just not John Deere Green
Excellent work. Go new tractor and grapple! Great aerial footage too ... the smooth hand catch of the Drone is impressive. What is your outro melody @16:09 ? Thank you for another great video.
Reminds me of what we did on my dad's farm long ago...but it was in Kansas, and through a large stand of black locusts (American Ironwood), and those thorns go through the thickest of boot soles lol. We did a lot more by hand back then, and as kids, we usually had the job of dragging the brush to the burn pile. Great video. :)
Makes you wonder how you ever managed in the past till you bought this tractor. As well as a shed load of fun, makes life easier and a very good investment. Enjoy.
Please use some kind Of caution on heavy equipment I have a friend who just lost His 25 yr old stepgrandson to a 4 wheeler and fatal head injury in an accident last week, Clearing the Trees was amazing and the Hydraulic System on the front of the Tractor Very Impressive. Thanks for Sharing
Oh and one more thing cut some criss cross patterns on the stumps you left behind in the ground. It will rot out and smoothen out faster to drive over. 1 inch Square patterns.
Caution; never use the bucket fully tilted to rake the ground, if you hit a stump or catch the bucket on something solid you could blow the threads out of the cylinders. Really enjoy your videos. Peace and prosperity.
Love that song at the end. Who? Used the term "windfall" all my life. Never understood it's root. I am thinking trees were lots of work to cut down 150 years ago. When one fell by the wind it was generally a good fortune. Much easier to get to the wood.
I know this is an old video but still, if you stack the dead fall in a certain place and throw some cover on em it makes a great home for all kinds of wildlife like salamanders ad different decomposing bugs which are great food for turkeys so if you want to add more wildlife to your property you should dl that too, if that is an area that you don't burn too often. If you do burn you'll just get rid of em rotten ol trees
I have been on Furloughe fronm the middle of March. I go back to work on the 1st August. Thanks for your videos through this time, God Bless, Stay Safe.
Really beautiful video with wonderful music! Bringing in the drone was really cool. I even like the part when you knocked the camera over and did not edit that out 😂. That is what makes your channel so enjoyable, it is real! 👏👏🙏🙏
Good morning from Yukon, Oklahoma. I don’t remember where you live, I was thinking somewhere in Texas. Anyways, love your videos, and your music, very relaxing. Love the guitar music. Keep up the great work and God Bless you and your family. Have a great week.
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An excellent example of why grapples have become the #1 desirable loader attachment with a 3rd function kit. Really superb photography and perfectly matched music. Keep it up. Regards from central Ontario Canada.
Neat camera view through the grapple.
Thanks, Jack.
Terrific camera work!
That grapple has to be the finest ting since sliced bread. Never had one or maybe I would not be so broke down in my old age. lol
It's totally amazing the amount of work that can be done with it.
Did the same thing years ago only without the grapple. Used a bush hog and big grass rake after. Makes a nice walking path. Nice job.
Always great seeing one of the videos upcoming!
Nothing drives me nuts more then not throttling down a piece of equipment before shutoff
Catching the drone was a cool shot👍
Loved it Wes. Thanks! Take care and stay safe. Stan 😀🤓
Great production
Boy! That grapple sure does the trick! I always had the job of stacking brush by hand growing up.I also thought the cherry log was a good payoff.😁👍
@0:53...is that not also a grease fitting in the center of that rear sprocket? You must have greased that one off camera. 👍🌲
Digging your videos in Central AR.
That tractor makes life more enjoyable while working in good old Georgia heat.
I have the same tractor. I'm planning on installing a 3rd function valve and getting a grapple. What make of 3rd function do you have? Did you install it yourself? What grapple do you have? Thanks
Dibs on the cherry tree😆😆. How soon will you be showing some more videos on your solar kiln being put in use? You and the family stay safe.
Haven't been using the kiln. It dries lumber well, but is difficult to use. I designed it poorly. It was a good learning experience.
Your best video yet - outstanding work and thanks for sharing with us all.
BTW how did you get anything done before you acquired that tractor???!!!!
Thanks! I have no idea. This thing is great.
Absolutely nothing about this video I didn't like. A+
Appreciate it, Tom!
WOW! How many acres do you have? Another thing! We need a follow-up on your garden and your Christmas tree planting!!!!!!!
What kind of Drone are you flying?
Hey , great video. Maybe I missed it, but could you please tell us the model of the Construction Attachments grapple ? Also the weight of it , and if you think it is the perfect weigh/size grapple for your Kubota L4701 ? I have a Kubota L6060, 60 hp (about 2200lb) lift capacity and I'm considering buying the Construction Attachment Root Grapple model 1RGW66. the weight is 794 lb, which is a lot, but still only 200 lb more than the smaller grapple. Does the extra 200lb out front make that much difference to the loader longevity or do you just lose an additional 200lb from your load capacity ? Any thoughts, or who I might contact for the final word on the subject ? It seems it's almost a "oil question", which is best and why ! ha. The brochure says the grapple is for 50-100 hp tractors. What to do ? Thanks for your time and the great videos. They must be time consuming to make. I barely get around to taking a picture of a job. They are nice to have 20 -50 years later !
I enjoy watching your videos. I was wondering what drone you use.
Great video! How long until we get to see that windfall cherry on the mill?
Hopefully soon!
You appeared to be a little stumped throughout the video and might I add that that is a very good way to brush up on your tractor skills. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
What model tractor is this?
I'm confused,, almost every one that has one of those Kubots's operates it at , what sounds like maximum revs. Why ??? I've been driving tractors unaccompanied since 1958 and never one revolution more than I need ???
🤗晚上好!💖
How many acres you got down yonder? I tried to cut in a trail around 40 acres in WNC, but a side by side is wide compared to a 4 wheeler and I’ll be fair it was a mountain.
We are on 53 acres.
That makes me so jealous and envious!
What kind of grapes have you got growing there?
Just some muscadines and scuppernongs.
what was the condition of that cherry tree? and do you have plans for its use if it is good?
Seems solid. Not sure on what to do with it yet.
How do you keep from doubling the time it takes you to do these tasks with all the camera placement and drone flying? You’re definitely investing in your audience in the midst of real work.
Hey Rob, I don't. Videoing everything adds 2-4 times the amount of time it takes to do a project. Thankfully I don't film every single thing I do here! It's all worth it in the end product though.
Hey, I enjoy your videos. I think that you would enjoy a product called "SawHaul".
Toyota
i miss your voice.
Excellent video . I love your choice of music . You have good taste . Man working in the woods on his own property . To hell with the rest of the world . Love it .Not one word said . Perfect .
I have watched a lot of tractor videos over last several years, have a hobby farm myself, and I dont comment much, but must applaud you for excellent videography work .!
I agree👍🏻🇺🇸
great way to start off a Sunday morning watching a relaxing video, yes working in the woods like that is so relaxing to me. Gods beautiful creation , the woods.
The man loves his tractor it's so shiny and clean I find things to do with my tractor that I normally wouldn't do I love my tractor it's just not John Deere Green
12.46 was that an ops moment with the camera, or were you trying to change the camera angle with the tractor? Lol 😆
hehe yeah it was probably both lol
Excellent work. Go new tractor and grapple! Great aerial footage too ... the smooth hand catch of the Drone is impressive. What is your outro melody @16:09 ?
Thank you for another great video.
Reminds me of what we did on my dad's farm long ago...but it was in Kansas, and through a large stand of black locusts (American Ironwood), and those thorns go through the thickest of boot soles lol. We did a lot more by hand back then, and as kids, we usually had the job of dragging the brush to the burn pile. Great video. :)
Makes you wonder how you ever managed in the past till you bought this tractor. As well as a shed load of fun, makes life easier and a very good investment. Enjoy.
BTW..I enjoyed the overhead shots...awsome!🤜🤛
Hard to beat having the right tools and equipment to do a job.
Please use some kind
Of caution on heavy equipment I have a friend who just lost
His 25 yr old stepgrandson to
a 4 wheeler and fatal head injury in an accident last week,
Clearing the Trees was amazing and the Hydraulic System on the front of the Tractor
Very Impressive.
Thanks for Sharing
Love the drone shots
Oh and one more thing cut some criss cross patterns on the stumps you left behind in the ground. It will rot out and smoothen out faster to drive over. 1 inch Square patterns.
Caution; never use the bucket fully tilted to rake the ground, if you hit a stump or catch the bucket on something solid you could blow the threads out of the cylinders. Really enjoy your videos. Peace and prosperity.
Thanks! Appreciate the tip.
Love that song at the end. Who?
Used the term "windfall" all my life. Never understood it's root. I am thinking trees were lots of work to cut down 150 years ago. When one fell by the wind it was generally a good fortune. Much easier to get to the wood.
The origins came from falling fruit I think. Not having to climb up to get it.
I know this is an old video but still, if you stack the dead fall in a certain place and throw some cover on em it makes a great home for all kinds of wildlife like salamanders ad different decomposing bugs which are great food for turkeys so if you want to add more wildlife to your property you should dl that too, if that is an area that you don't burn too often. If you do burn you'll just get rid of em rotten ol trees
Looks like fun to me!
Really good music choices for this video ;)
Somebody(s) is getting really good at making video's. Hint: it's not me. :-)
Thanks!
Great video! That song at 5:50ish…who is that? Thanks
Where do you get your music?
Do you live in the city dump?
Looking at the chain-top reminds me of my chain-top in the country's main house.
The country house still prepare firewood every winter.
Good stuff. I use my JD850 with the grapple to do pretty much e same thing a while back.
Cleared a small food plot and trail. Makes for quick work.
I have been on Furloughe fronm the middle of March. I go back to work on the 1st August. Thanks for your videos through this time, God Bless, Stay Safe.
Love your videos and choice of music. Would you mind sharing the source of your acoustic guitar music? God bless you and your family.
Lovely camera work. Now only to use the bucket on the machine and grade the road out nicely. Try to keep the road as straight as possible.
Here's hoping that the bigger salpings and windfall lumber will become firewood logs for your winter weather.
Really beautiful video with wonderful music! Bringing in the drone was really cool. I even like the part when you knocked the camera over and did not edit that out 😂. That is what makes your channel so enjoyable, it is real! 👏👏🙏🙏
Thanks, John! Might have been a little intentional on that one. I like the way it turned out though.
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I did this years ago and now I just keep them mowed. Most of my trails have filled in with grass very nicely.
Like all your videos glad you saved the little hickories.thanks for letting me come along
You looked like Builder Bob on his tractor at 12:47 😂 love the "Don't be Late" song - so peaceful 🥰
Do you wish to share the model of your drone? Thx. for the great video clips 🎮
How many hours do you have on that tractor already? I bet it's a lot, haha! Great video.
Was road made just to get to cherry bark oak ? I enjoyed the video !! :)
Will you eventually tell us what the end music is ? It's in my head all day now.
That Kubota sure is a good little workhorse.
Thank you for your video, very enjoyable
Nice job, so much easier with the new tractor.
I love this video
you were close to out of fuel.
Good morning from Yukon, Oklahoma. I don’t remember where you live, I was thinking somewhere in Texas. Anyways, love your videos, and your music, very relaxing. Love the guitar music. Keep up the great work and God Bless you and your family. Have a great week.
Thanks, Jim!
I would lubricate the bearing next time, not the outside of the sprocket
cool
great music and, as per usual, great production - getting the work done
👍👍
What drone are you using? My grandsons have a channel and are interested.
DJI Mavic Air
Why is your tractor engine running at high revs all the time?
Because it's a tier 4 diesel. I could run it at lower RPMs but it's good to keep it hot. Hotter is cleaner.
What model drone are you using? Thanks
It's the DJI Mavic Air.
What's the name of the song at the end?
It's called Freckles by View Points.
Сделай видео как ты цепи точишь для бензопил
У меня есть точилка для столов в Орегоне.
Someone has been watching Wranglerstar - very nice!
I'll admit, he has given me much inspiration over the years.