Clearing Land, Digging Stumps with Kubota KX057 4 Excavator
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2021
- Today we use the Kubota MX 5400 to move a Firewood Bag and a repurposed IBC Tote for Firewood, Then Jump on the Kubota KX057-4 Excavator and went back to work clearing trees to expand the renewable resources processing center.
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We live in Western Pa. and Have around 100 Acres of Land, About 1/2 is ours the rest is my moms, We have 4 kids and one grandchild, 3 Golden Retrievers and one Cat. We enjoy working on our property and making impovements. We sell firewood and soon will be selling hardwood lumber. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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To be honest it was your channel that really opened our eyes to the usefulness of tractors and excavators for property management. It was also Andrew's channel. I remember watching a video of his where he unloaded an excavator from a trailer on the side of the road and in no time he had a road and the beginnings of a home site roughed out. I thought, dang, that is the hardest working dude I have ever seen in my life. After owning a tractor for a couple years I bought our little mini-excavator last January and absolutely love it. Money well spent. We use it for all kinds of things on the property. We even do a little gardening with it. We used to be avid boaters. But after buying our property our priority changed and I can tell you that the amount of money we spent so far on our tractor and attachments, Wood-Mizer LT35HD sawmill, and the mini-excavator, pales in comparison to the cost of our SeaRay sport cruiser. We are enjoying working the property much more than we did boating, so it was a no brainier to sell that thing. Besides, these equipment purchases are much more useful and hold their value way better than boats do. I only wish I had discovered this sooner. Keep up the good work.
R&R Building channel. Kyle knows everything about pole barns and building them. You definitely need to check his page out.
R&R is close to me. I watch him too. He knows his stuff for sure.
I have been watching "LUMNAH ACRES" for about a year now and they have just purchased another 500 acres of wooded land and are getting ready to build another Homestead.
Good morning everyone. 29º in Kansas City now. Hope everyone is well on this Monday. Stay safe, be humble & kind and have a day.
Same to you Phil. from South Africa.
I Watch Andrew Cammarata, he’s very talented.
I always like to see hunter smiling.
Other channels I enjoy are GP Outdoors, Andrew Cammarata and Tractor time with Tim. Stay safe and have a good week.
Cheers from Germany.
Morning Morgan's! We received a good amount of snow. Calling for single and - ° starting this coming weekend into the following week. Still early though. Hope all are well and have a day! Tell the family hello.
Andrew Camarata is the king of digging
Andew is the King, period.
He does have a castle......
I really like letsdig18, Chris is a Master.
He is one of the best I've ever seen. Never a wasted move. Always thinking 3 or 4 moves ahead!!
Look back on your footage pre-covid at Hunter’s face. He looks much happier. He looks into the camera. I think he has gotten over some camera shyness.😎
Now that you mention it, he really does seem more at ease. I hope we are right!
I was going to say the same thing. Must be getting used to being a celebrity.
Mike and Melissa mentioned, in a prior video, that he is happier now that he's home full time, and no longer attending a day program.
Good morning Morgan’s! Cold snowy day here in Southern NJ. Have a day!
Some of my other favorites are Dirt Perfect and Buckin Billy
Always like to see Hunters smiling face,you the man....
Letsdig18,outdoors with the Morgan’s,dirt perfect,
Mike, there's a guy in your neck of the woods ," Diesel Creek"
Does all kinds of work . Another good channel
One of my favorite channels
@@InLineDiesel6 yeah Matt's a cool guy can't wait to see what he does with the old Church project
Good channel uses older equipment much like Andrew
I watch his channel too.
When I stumbled on "Dave Knows How", I hit the jackpot for my education on How to Do it! Of course I watch "Outdoors With The Morgans" too!
Word from someone who has done it. When pushing trees down be careful not to push too hard with the cylinder it can cause a bend in the cylinder and cause the seal to leak. done that been there and it was costly. The cylinder didn't look bent, but it was enough to make the seal leak. Great looking machine, I'm envious of the cab. The current one I have has a cage but not a cab. Love your channel and wish you all the success you seem to have coming your way. My channel is small but I hope since I have retired (somewhat) that I can put out some good content like the Morgans.
Nothing better than seeing the Huntman at Buger King! Hunter gets excited when you take him there, huge deal for Hunter. Great video Mike.
Andrew Camarata, Letsdig18, and Diesel Creek are the main ones I watch.
Letsdig18 is brilliant. Worth following.
Andrew made his own bucket did a good job on it
Mike Is like a kid with lots of big toys.
You will have to show Ty how to run your machines when he is 14 or so, Make sure he keeps his fingers away from the splitter wedge. Hey Mike, can you license Eva to record some background music for your posts, maybe also Melissa's channel!
Chris and Andrew are awsome. Fixing stuff and playing in the mud. Mike is good at building things on his property.
Smoky Mountain Outpost, Iron & Oak Sawmill, sawing with Sandy, Marc Galic, out of the woods, a few with mills I like to watch!
Morning Mike,
Fav Channels: OWT Morgans, Morgans off the leash, Out of the woods, Andrew Camarata, Larson Farms, Kip Siegler Farming, Working Horses With Jim, and Just a few Acres. Andrew had a lot of skills for a young man. His castle is incredible.
Andrew will tackle anything
Cole the cornstar, Dirt Monkey, GP outdoors, Millennial Farmer, Matts fire wood just to name a few. Matt is a young guy not a big channel so we hit the like button and try to help him out, his kids are out with him. We think he is on the right track just not huge, he does what he can with what he has
I have also been watching Matt for some time too.. His kiddos are a blast to watch snd they help where they can..
LetsDig 18, Dirt Perfect, Out of the woods, Diesel Creek, Andrew Camarata, Captain Kleeman, Mark Galicic and of coarse Morgan's off the Leash
Mark Galicic has the best saw mill channel that is on youtube . Give him a look . He runs a circle mill and its the real deal .
For a look at the other side of life check out 'Squirmy and Grubs".
i once sat in the seat of a small dragline and with help of the owner, managed to actually dig half a bucket full. Mike, u amaze me with your variety of skills and Millisa amazes me with her willingness to take on all jobs............i am new to your site but have spent much time watching your videos.........awesome..............and family...........the best
Besides Outdoors with the Morgan's. I watch Letsdig18, Dirtperfect, Muddyfeet and Captain Kleenman. God bless
I enjoy Good simple living; wild, wonderful living; Trent and Allie; Life uncontained; Out of the Woods; and, of course, Melissa’s channel. But the first place I go is Outdoors with the Morgan’s!
Nice episode. It's great to see a piece of machinery like that being used in a way that makes it look effortless for the operator and the machine.
Back 40 firewood, out in the wood yard, stoney ridge farmer, and of course outdoors with the Morgan's are my main go to watch. You and others inspire me to do all i can and show me there alot out there to learn. Thanks for your time and energy to inspire me to widen out in life
I’ve been looking for an excavator because of Andrew and others.
ThisOldTony, Millennial Farmer, Abom79, Steve Summers, Letsdig18, GPOutdoors, Clickspring are all some of my favorites
Andrew Camarata is master of oprating these all equeppments👍🙏😀
I agree.
👍🏻on Andrew Camarata’s TH-cam channel! That shipping container castle and his welding prowess is mesmerizing. He’s inspired me to build a climbing/rappelling wall using a shipping container on my property. 🤞🏼🤞🏼. Mike, have recent Presidential executive orders affected your company? I pray for all those in the industry.
Andrew Camarata, BBR, I watch some “Auditor” content James Freeman and Johnny five O. Amaganset Press. Opens the eyes to how Americans really live.
Always a pleasure to see Hunter and the unabashed smile and joy when he's about to get something he wants and enjoys.
Great Job Mike on more land clearing!!👍👊
The thing I like about Andrew is he rarely ask his viewers to like or subscribe because he knows if he puts out entertainment people will like and subscribe.
I’m going to pick up a slightly used Kubota mini in the next few months. Handy around the property and should be better than depreciating cash.
Good to see Hunter getting his BK. Two new guys I have been watching are K&H tractors and Digginlife21.
I bought a compact excavator and spent the winter clearing my woods out. I had a ton of small trees robbing nutrients from the larger ones and just crowding the space. I also had numerous dead fallen trees. I own a Danuser tree puller but getting a tractor in the woods to do this kind of work isn’t very productive. I’ve owned a larger Volvo excavator for several years and leaned so many operational techniques rom Chris (Letsdig). I met him at ConExpo two years ago and that was a real honor! He’s helped me out a lot.
Let's see, HUNTMAN, an excavator, mentioning Melissa's meatloaf dinner, rough plumbing, firewood..........this one had it all. Aaaaand, now I want meatloaf, and an excavator, and a trip to BK. I need an intervention. hehehe
I agree that my Kubota 40-4 excavator has moved more bolders , dirt, trees, and overall grading on my 15 acres in eastern Pennsylvania as well as snow plowing a very long driveway, let’s not forget digging frog pond !
It’s a indispensable machine to have. It enabled me to clear a entire hillside to build my 2 story pole barn, saving me money on expensive rentals.
Well spent money to keep any large property in order.
Something for us viewers to think about. Just imagine how much more Mike could get done, if he wasn't moving cameras, to make such an interesting channel for us to enjoy.
Bucket works great for adding in some diesel fuel to help the damp brush get going without alot of smoke. Never have to even get close to the pit. What a great machine to own and run !
I watch farm and building channels. Cole the Cornstarch, MN Millennial Farmer, Welker Farms, RR Builder, Perkins Brothers Builders, Wild Wonderful Off Grid. I’m retired and I start my day early before my wife wakes up watching vids before I head out to my shop/farm and start my “work” day. I’m always amazed how many little things I learn and use in my day to day activities. Have a day.
Williamson Ridge Outdoors is a good channel to watch it has a lot of equipment reviews showing what works and what doesn’t
Mike, You mentioned Chris Guins and Andrew Camarata' channels, both interesting characters. With Chris, you couldn't have a better teacher, as the things he can't do with an excavator aren't worth knowing in my view.
Buckin Billy Ray Smith, Wrangler Star, April Wilkerson, Jeff Barron, and Morgans off the leash! My Self Reliance,Bush Radical, Active self Protection! That’s a few I watch!
Another channel you would like is Jesse Muller. He's a neighbor/friend of Andrew, and sometimes they do a joint video. Jesse is talented in several fields and always has something interesting to watch.
Here are a few I watch. Hometown Acres, GP Outdoors, Northern Seclusion, JoeandZach Survival, Boss of the Swamp, NB88, Femalelumberjack, Country View Acres, Andrew Cammarata, and Back 40 Firewood. All great people!!!
Follow them both, amazing things you can accomplish with the right equipment
Sawing with Sandy,Out of the woods.
Great channels!!
Good morning from South Dakota the first time I ran a excavator I watched a u tube video while warming it up then backed it off the semi trailer not going to lie might have been close to crapping myself then installed my septic system LoL thanks for your videos
Something tranquil about watching a excavator operated by someone who knows how to use it.
Other than your channel I watch RedPoppy Ranch, Tractor Time With Tim, Dirt Perfect, and Trent and Ali
Have a day.
Bruce from Mason Michigan
Andrew Camarata is a joy to watch...Letsdig18, Millenial Farmer, This Farm Wife, Working horses with Jim, Sonne Farms
Paul and Kathy Short, G.P. outdoors, tractor time with Tim, virtual rail fans, so,cal earthmovers and many more oh and yours for sure. Thanks for sharing
The sound on the music is so much better. Thanks for the video, and keep up the great work!
I watch Chris all the time, same as yours. He's a heck of an operator. He handles that big rig like a momma with a baby.
I like outdoors with the Morgan’s because Mike seems like he has it all figured out. Definitely enjoying the finer things in life! Also enjoy Buckin, Killinger, back 40 and let’s dig. Watch these U Tubers and I want to stack more wood, hang more axes and dig a
Phil here from NE Indiana. Watching Mike Morgan run an excavator makes me want one. I have no real need for one and it's not in my budget but it sure would be fun to own one. I would find something to do with it. Never have run an excavator, I'm sure I would be terrible at it but Mike makes it look soooo easy to operate. How hard can it be?
I do know it's not as easy as Mike makes it look. Mike is an operator of all machinery. He is good.
I think Camarata was one of the first, Buckin Billy Ray, diesel creek. There is nothing I like more than watching someone else work. This old house is still very informative, I was a Carpenter in So. California for 33 yrs.
In a good way I'm quite envious of your easy going way and accumulation of your life time work ethics. Billy Rays method to teach young fallers how to work safely I'd one way to be kind. I'm just watching your new excavator. Camarata could use one of those
I really enjoy “Western Truck and Tractor Repair” on TH-cam. Warren is the salt of the Earth. Warren takes you along with him on his repair jobs out in the field and in his shop. He is an excellent mechanic and by watching him you get a free education in how to tackle problems with your equipment. In fact he was my inspiration to jump in and rebuild the engine in my 1967 Ford 3000 tractor. Nice to have a fresh engine in the old boy. :)
I forgot to mention “guilty of treeson” good tree cutting footage and knowledge
You got me started on Out of the woods and he's got a sweet set up and I'm waiting for a building he's tearing down that has really old timbers he's going to mill down and I can't wait to see how age effects the finish.
Lumnah Acres... gotta appreciate Al’s work ethic and drive to complete things...
Great plan for the new clearing, looking forward to see that come together. Thanks.
Good seeing Hunter again. Please tell him hello. It looks like fun operating that excavator and you make it look easy.
firewoodfred says " I watch Andrew C's channel Letsdig and several others" .
Good day Morgans!! Happy Bizzard to you all from NJ!! I’ve watching Letsdig18, Andrew Camoratta, Hometown Acres, Diesel Creek, and of course your channel!
The residual smoke caught in the bucket looked really cool. 👍🏻
Other channels I watch are SoCalEarthMovers, Digginok, Dirt Perfect, western truck and tractor repair, This Farm Wife - Meredith Bernard, and Morgans Off The Leash, to name a few.
I also watch Andrew Camarata, Letsdig18 and a few others. Each one including yours have become my alternative to normal tv. After a busy day it is relaxing to sit back and watch positive content.
Wild Wonderful off Grid, Lumnah Acres, Andrew Cammarata, lots of other as well.
Really enjoy videos with you running the equipment and burning the brush....envious of your lifestyle Mike.
Hi Mike, your my number 1 channel at the moment, Forgotten Weapons, Harry’s Farm and Harry’s Garage, Out of the Woods, Time of Grace, Jay Leno and Mark Fenton are the ones I watch most months.
Andrew is something else. Lets dig is good too.
MIKE! ANOTHER GOOD VIDEO AS ALWAYS! NEXT VIDEO WELL PROBABLY SEE YOU CLEARING SNOW! Have A DAY!
Morning Mike. I've been wondering if you knew about Andrew Camarata. It's very exciting to watch his channel. He has many talents. I also watch Hedblom and Andrew's Friend Jesse. Forgot Jesse's last name but Jesse is very talented and knowledgeable. Sometimes Jesse and Andrew are working on the same project. But they both have their own channel and projects. I was glad when you got an excavator. Also, you have a great helper, friend and companion in Melissa. It goes without saying. She is a keeper and a tremendous asset to Outdoors With The Morgans. Blessings brother.
☝️🙏🇺🇸💪🙌...
Mike I watch every thing you post 🇺🇲 and most all The guys mentioned in the comments below 🇺🇲💯
Good morning Morgan family ☕️ Happy Monday, currently snowing here in Philadelphia... expecting 6” to 10”, OH JOY, have a blessed day and stay safe
It's tough to keep up on comments. Even on my own channel I try to answer them all and every now and then I will find one I miss..
As for channels I watch, back40firewood, in the wood yard, outside with scheib, outside in Michigan, Ohio Wood Burner, Larry Kluck for automotive Atkins Rotary, shooting cars. There are many more but these are the main ones I am proud to be part of and help thrive And of course outdoors with the Morgan's.. 😁👍
Mike: I watch in the Woodyard, that wood guy, back 40 firewood, and outdoors with sheib.
All AWSOM channels.. I am happy to be part of as well..
Tractor time with Tim, Andrew Carlemeto, Upstate brush, Brian's lawn maintenance, Spencers lawn care Buckn Billy Ray and more. This is my TV. No satellite here.
Other than this and Melissa’s channel, I watch tractor time with Tim, Goodworks Tractors, A Ritter Bit Will Do, Leno’s garage.
Mike, one of my life long dreams is to hike the Appalachian Trail. I enjoy watching the through hikers on youtube. So many great people taking time to video their adventure for us to watch. This year I am watching a mom and dad and their 4 year old son hiking! CRAZY, but incredible. You can find them under "Live Sutton", I watched the Crawford family when the family of 8 did their hike, and of course I watch many others. Dixie, with Outdoor Wanderlust is great as a triple crown hiker, AT, PCT, and Continental divide. I also enjoy numerous construction videos and woodworking groups. Somehow I got into watching Trent and Allie as they are building a home out west, the Lumnah family on Lumnah Acers, who just bought 500 acres up north have been interesting. And of course all the others having to do with tractors and firewood; the Ritters, In the Woodyard, Andrew Camarata is incredible! (horrible at editing, but I can let him roll at my desk when working on spread sheets and e-mails.) Morgans, keep up the enjoyable videos, we will keep watching.
I watch our videos as soon as I can. Most of the other videos are woodturning. I wish I had access to the hardwoods you do. Thanks
Wow, because you asked. We watch very little regular TV so we do watch a lot of You Tube. Mostly your channel followed by Morgan's off The Leash ❤, My Self Reliance & his second channel Shaun James, Tractor Time With Tim, The Wandering Woodsman, Out of the Woods, and Buckin Billy Ray Smith are the most regularly watched for my wife and I. We do watch several other channels when we have more time to watch but they mostly have to do with outdoor activities. We also do watch some video's on Rumble but you asked for You Tube. Glad to see you took the Hunt Man out for lunch,, every time we drive down 19 through Zelli we have to smile when we pass the BK.
Hey Mike, put the Wallenstein chipper on the MX5400 and let Melissa go to work on that brush. She gets the biggest smile on her face when she runs that chipper
And the land plane takes out the GoPro! 😬
If you enjoy working men picking on one another , Dirt Perfect and his crew of friendly nuts are a real hoot.
Prince Edward Island, Canada 🇨🇦, about 30degres and cloudy here today. Have a good one everybody.
Those baskets are going to make firewood cutting very easy and you will have to only touch the wood once at the splitter! A bag on the fork lift underneath the conveyor
Mike one of my favorite channels is "Morgans off the Leash"!!! That woman is so crafty and also makes a very good Meatloaf!!! I watch all the channels you mentioned plus many many more ,,,Buckin Billy,,,wrangler star,,,Ohio wood Burner,,,The woodyard,,,Lumnah acres,,Deep South Homestead...My Self Reliance,,Cedar Creek Homestead...Letsdig 18.....too numerous to mention them all...and of course "Outdoors with the Morgans"!!!!
Essential Craftsman, Cole the Cornstar, Andrew Cammarata, Welker Farms, Anne of All Trades, Wood by Wright, Letsdig18
Really enjoy your channel, have for years. You explain!
There are two types of TH-cam I seek out. One is merely how to accomplish a task, such as mechanical, electrical etc. The others are those that allow the freedom to interject and add to the event. Comments are important since the second party usually has an independent voice, free from competition and sponsors.
The Kelly's country life is a real down to earth channel.
What a beautiful sight Mike.
The main purpose of your excavator is to make you more productive. It should be used in every possible way to make your tasks easier therefore making your time more productive.