In a world gone mad, cannot tell good guys from bad, up from down, food - gas -electric prices rising to the moon. I get to watch you trim and tame weeds and grass and it is soothing and more pleasing than psychiatrists and their drugs. Thank you Tim for giving normality in a time of insanity.
Nice work Tim. I’ve always wondered why they leave construction sites so messy. A quick 15 minutes before knockoff to pick up trash and stack stuff would make things so much easier for everyone. Thanks for posting.
Builders are terrible at lawn and tree work. They don't seem to think it matters to have the best trailer with 100 hedge trimmers and chainsaws mounted on it so they can carry out some seroius hacking with ease.
Tim your work is outstanding! I learned from you so much! The fact that you show it step-by-step helps to understand how do I need to take care of things. What helps me a lot is the different equipment that you are using at the same area. That what’s so unique about your video!! I don’t know how many women fallow you , I just hope I’m not the only women with the silly questions. I need to buy the book garden for dummy. Thanks again . Have a wonderful day.
I like your videos and editing. I like that you clear the fences of whatever doesn't belong there. A joy to watch. I'm not a vindictive person but would have put all the loose trash and other stuff you uncovered onto the house floor. Just in case the builders wanted to keep it. 😁😁😁
I've been waiting for you or Blade Mate to post. Been worried about you all with the flooding. What a horrible scene to watch on the news. Happy your family is ok. Prayers to all
I used to think mowing was just using a lawnmower. Some of the things you have done is incredible. Overgrown grass, construction, trash and more just amazes me. You are a wonder
Well done. Hope this house get done. Wow, they put those houses close together. That four foot space between house and wall/fence will be a pain to keep mowed. Well, It’s not my house. I’m sure someone will love it. You made it possible for the workers to find all the missing pieces.
What a nightmare. I can only imagine how the new home owners felt seeing their build site just sit there and have the weeds grow around it. Good on you for getting stuck into it 👍
What a mess. You did good to get through that stuff. It is nice to be able to watch you guys from "down under" working. It helps me get my "fix", since we aren't quite in the growing season yet, here in the states. I've been able to get a couple of recordings up, but it has gotten cold here again. I would love to have a little truck like yours, but they don't have them here.
Well done Tim. That job struck me as being particularly fiddly, and even a bit dangerous (trip hazards, hidden building offcuts and rubbish, etc). I'd have been very happy to see the end of it, were it me doing your job. Good one
Good job Tim, looks a lot better than it did, it's a shame that the builders didn't at least get the roof and siding completed but I've seen worse failures in the new building trade, I personally wouldn't buy that structure knowing that the exterior walls had been left out in the weather for who knows how long, or even why they didn't complete the house, but that's just me and my opinion
Timber is still blue and green the frame hasn’t been sitting there long once it turned grey and starts growing mould is when you might want to start worrying but even then that can still be fixed with mould treatment and go around checking the timber to see if has started rotting
Even more shocking is that they have those few windows already on the site. Way too early for any of those. Very poor quality contractor to have left debris scattered. Should have at least stacked miscellaneous materials before leaving each day. I would never hire such.
The stickery weeds you managed to cut down, I would have considered bagging. The reason, is in college they explained a weed cut down will drop its seeds soon after. Those stickery plants look to have seed pods on them, and so involuntary resowing would be likely. Nice work on cleaning up and renewing the potential for owners to be able to work on the construction. Appreciate the "polish" work of blowing off at the end, it probably helped the neighborhood and showed you'd refound a sidewalk as well.
You were like a ninja in that yard. Those thorny weeds looked deadly. That was one of the worst yards ever...but all of the rain makes the weeds grow like crazy unfirtunately. Stay safe and another job well done!
You are so much more polite than I could have been. You are working your hiney off and the guy asks what you are cutting????? Geeze I half expected to hear him tell you to do his since you were there. AWESOME job.
As they say..You Do You! You could trim weeds on the moon and someone would complain. You have plenty of people who are just grateful you are taking us along!
Tim, Wow! Now that was a mess to put it lightly. Great job getting it knocked back. Maybe you’ll show us what it looks like when they’re done with the build.Thanks for sharing. 🤗~Becka
Missed seeing your videos lately. Its good to see you out and about again. You guys are getting torrential rain and where I live in the US we are getting snow twice a week followed by 60+ degrees. The global weather is NUTS. You really had your work cut out for you today, great job cutting down the "forest". 😀😀💯💯
I don’t feel that you lowered your standards !!! You did exactly that which was required of you, you did it to the best of your ability, you left it very tidy by comparison, in fact parts look as though they could be good lawn with a little care !!! So no more talk of lowered standards, be pleased with your achievement !!! 👍👍👍👍🇬🇧
PG Tips You can always rely on u Tim to get to the nooks and crannies I think u done a good job !! I enjoyed this can’t wait to see the next one u showed us 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👏👏👏👏🇬🇧🇬🇧
Good job Tim, what amazing the machines do to make the ugly project to a neat one, also it takes a qualified person, like you to operate the machines. Great work.
WOW!! What a job, to me that was overwhelming but you got through it. Looks fantastic. I’m glad you didn’t see any snakes. Thanks for sharing the video and I hope you have a fantastic day. Hello from the Texas hill country. Steve
This brings back memories of the time my mum and dad and I were cutting back our yard after cyclone season. Mum was harnessed to her brush cutter and disturbed a taipan, which tried to slither up the handle. So she was running backwards up the hill trying to shake off the taipan and my dad and I had to chase her to unharness her. The taipan fortunately fell off and slithered away unharmed and mum was unbitten. We called it for the day there for the sake of mum's nerves. A shower and a glass of wine went a long way to helping though. You're doing a tough job really well and I hope you don't encounter too many snakes!
Well done Tim. We all know you are more than just “ the mower guy”! It must have been hard not to do a perfect job but you did what you were asked to do. Our thoughts are with everyone up north affected by the heartbreaking floods. We have been lucky down here in Melbourne.
Just subscribed. I am amazed at your level of proficiency. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. All the way from Bandera Texas, Cowboy Capital of the World!
I’ve got a couple of varieties of weeds growing in my back field that have super thick woody stems like that. Here in central Texas they’re called Pigweed and Bloodweed. I’m absolutely going to get one of those attachments. Eve the thickest strings can’t get them and tackling them with a mower is awful if they haven’t been broken down first. Thanks for the demo. It’s the convincing I needed to try this out.
Tim, that was badass attachment you had on your big trimmer with those blades! It really kicked some serious butt, but I started thinking about something along that line several years ago with small 1/8 in. pieces of cable about 4" inches thick, and what I did was I took some small eyehole heads, like foe electrical wiring, and I attached them to one end of each piece of cable, and crimped them down around the end of the little strip of cable, and then I attached then to an old trimmer head using some self-tapping screws! It worked out great, and saved me a bunch on trimmer line! You might try it! Also I wanted to say, you are like the Picasso of lawns! You can start out with something out of a sci-fi movie, and when you get done, it's ready to show in the next issue of Home & Garden Magazine! Seriously! But I'd never do a yard for free, but I'm not you, and I can see why you do it, because it's like you're advertising your work, and showing any perspective customers how good a job they can expect from you! Well done! Take care, and stay safe, and keep an eye out for snakes, and spiders, and lions, and tigers, and bears, oh my!...🐍🕷🦁🐯🐻😱😅😂🤣👍
GREAT JOB TIM (& Nicole) Miss not seeing you and the videos totally understand with this crazy weather...we got that stuff here as well....Looks a lot better!! Love the construction of that fence with that concrete slabs at the bottom and the fence really private at the top...WTG!!!!
Saludos Tim!!!🌎🪴🌏🌿 Acabo de ver éste vídeo. Lo he disfrutado. Pienso que fue un trabajo de jardinería fuerte y complicado. Bendiciones y mucha salud. Shalom 🪴🙂🌿
Hi Tim, greatings again from The Netherlands. This video was much different than all the others. But this one was also fun to watch, with my respect for what you are doing. Strange how people leave their property and don't maintain it. Anyway, have a nice day.
I see snake covers/gators... your brave to just WALK ABOUT.... INTO THAT MESS! This is a typical neighborhood build lot? Land must be at a serious premium to build so close to one another. I'm still so amazed by your country's lush growth on grass these builders plant..... I just want to throw in sheep and goats to consume that absolutely gorgeous grass, I know, I know I'm crazy! As a business, how do you charge for this clearing.... hourly rate or complexity of job on a site? How often does a building site like THIS... require a TIDY up? After you whip snip/ buzz cut.... the area looks huge!!!! Well done
In a world gone mad, cannot tell good guys from bad, up from down, food - gas -electric prices rising to the moon. I get to watch you trim and tame weeds and grass and it is soothing and more pleasing than psychiatrists and their drugs. Thank you Tim for giving normality in a time of insanity.
Nice work Tim. I’ve always wondered why they leave construction sites so messy. A quick 15 minutes before knockoff to pick up trash and stack stuff would make things so much easier for everyone. Thanks for posting.
Housekeeping is best done all day if possible.
My OCD keeps me from leaving things so messy.
Looked like it was abandoned. Did I see grass/weeds growing on the inside foundation???
Apprentices are good at keeping sites clean.
Builders are terrible at lawn and tree work. They don't seem to think it matters to have the best trailer with 100 hedge trimmers and chainsaws mounted on it so they can carry out some seroius hacking with ease.
That was a good investment of that attachment ,it sure chopped through those stocky weeds !
I'm hooked on yard transformations, better entertainment what the media provides. Movies are reruns mostly. TV sucks. God job Tim 🐯
Tim your work is outstanding! I learned from you so much! The fact that you show it step-by-step helps to understand how do I need to take care of things. What helps me a lot is the different equipment that you are using at the same area. That what’s so unique about your video!! I don’t know how many women fallow you , I just hope I’m not the only women with the silly questions. I need to buy the book garden for dummy. Thanks again . Have a wonderful day.
I like your videos and editing. I like that you clear the fences of whatever doesn't belong there. A joy to watch. I'm not a vindictive person but would have put all the loose trash and other stuff you uncovered onto the house floor. Just in case the builders wanted to keep it. 😁😁😁
Nice job Tim, looks much better. I'm sure the neighbors appreciated the clean-up. 👍👍👍👍👍👍😉🇺🇸
You definitely earned your pay on this job Tim! I know that the neighbors appreciated the cleanup as much as the building crew . Pam
You put the same pride in a building site as you do manicured lawns. Nice going Tim.
Thanks 🙏
I've been waiting for you or Blade Mate to post. Been worried about you all with the flooding. What a horrible scene to watch on the news. Happy your family is ok. Prayers to all
Thanks for the support 🙏
I bet those neighbors can't wait for that building to be finished.
So sad that that beautiful house was left like this. You did a grat job and it looks a lot better. Hope you are having a wonderful day.
That place was a hot mess. You did a great job.
Good to see you back Tim. Hope your home wasn't affected by all this rain.🙂👍
I used to think mowing was just using a lawnmower. Some of the things you have done is incredible. Overgrown grass, construction, trash and more just amazes me. You are a wonder
Well done. Hope this house get done. Wow, they put those houses close together. That four foot space between house and wall/fence will be a pain to keep mowed. Well, It’s not my house. I’m sure someone will love it. You made it possible for the workers to find all the missing pieces.
I love watching your videos Tim. I’m an old pensioner in Melbourne with plenty of time of my hands. This is very cathartic! Thank you Tim ..
Hey Tim, That was a unique job and very interesting to watch. Great work as always. Thanks
Tim the Landscaper You did a good job. God bless you
Nice job as usual :-) Must say I was very happy when you mowed that tiny bit out front, I kept thinking "Tim would not leave that rough?"
What a nightmare. I can only imagine how the new home owners felt seeing their build site just sit there and have the weeds grow around it. Good on you for getting stuck into it 👍
What a mess. You did good to get through that stuff.
It is nice to be able to watch you guys from "down under" working. It helps me get my "fix", since we aren't quite in the growing season yet, here in the states. I've been able to get a couple of recordings up, but it has gotten cold here again.
I would love to have a little truck like yours, but they don't have them here.
Well done Tim. That job struck me as being particularly fiddly, and even a bit dangerous (trip hazards, hidden building offcuts and rubbish, etc). I'd have been very happy to see the end of it, were it me doing your job. Good one
Oh how I have missed your videos. Be nice to Nicole! ❤️
Good job Tim, looks a lot better than it did, it's a shame that the builders didn't at least get the roof and siding completed but I've seen worse failures in the new building trade, I personally wouldn't buy that structure knowing that the exterior walls had been left out in the weather for who knows how long, or even why they didn't complete the house, but that's just me and my opinion
Probably had to just leave the site because of Covid work stoppage.
Timber is still blue and green the frame hasn’t been sitting there long once it turned grey and starts growing mould is when you might want to start worrying but even then that can still be fixed with mould treatment and go around checking the timber to see if has started rotting
I think this stoppage had more to do with the excessive rains last month.
Even more shocking is that they have those few windows already on the site. Way too early for any of those. Very poor quality contractor to have left debris scattered. Should have at least stacked miscellaneous materials before leaving each day. I would never hire such.
The stickery weeds you managed to cut down, I would have considered bagging. The reason, is in college they explained a weed cut down will drop its seeds soon after. Those stickery plants look to have seed pods on them, and so involuntary resowing would be likely. Nice work on cleaning up and renewing the potential for owners to be able to work on the construction. Appreciate the "polish" work of blowing off at the end, it probably helped the neighborhood and showed you'd refound a sidewalk as well.
Great job Tim. The site looks so much better and safer.
I ran plenty of job sites and mine was always kept clean, neat and orderly...good job....
You were like a ninja in that yard. Those thorny weeds looked deadly. That was one of the worst yards ever...but all of the rain makes the weeds grow like crazy unfirtunately. Stay safe and another job well done!
Tim your truly amazing, keep up the amazing job you do each and every day!!!!
It doesn't matter what you are doing for a job I like to see it. As always Good Job!
You are so much more polite than I could have been. You are working your hiney off and the guy asks what you are cutting????? Geeze I half expected to hear him tell you to do his since you were there. AWESOME job.
no matter what location u go n do it u just get the job done awesome job tim👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻🙂
Tim you or good u do good work all the time have a bless day
As they say..You Do You! You could trim weeds on the moon and someone would complain. You have plenty of people who are just grateful you are taking us along!
Tim that was crazy, cleaning up a work area. Great Job!
Daylight Saving Time started today in the US, even though i lost an hour of sleep, watching you totally knock out a tough job makes it worth it!
Tim, Wow! Now that was a mess to put it lightly. Great job getting it knocked back. Maybe you’ll show us what it looks like when they’re done with the build.Thanks for sharing. 🤗~Becka
Hi there Tim great to see you back, been missing your uploads thanks..
You have a big job and you do it perfectly.....Thank you 🌹🌿🌹
That was a big job. It's much better than before. Great job. 👍
Yaaaaay finally haha iwas so sad koz I checked back on Sunday and nothing good to see you back mate💯
I wanted to put something out but it just hasn't been possible. Glad I was missed
@@timthelawnmowerman sweet az bro, good to have you back haha and I'm sure alot of your followers felt the same haha
Jaw Dropping Kinda Awesome 👏 Just WOW 🤩
Missed seeing your videos lately. Its good to see you out and about again. You guys are getting torrential rain and where I live in the US we are getting snow twice a week followed by 60+ degrees. The global weather is NUTS. You really had your work cut out for you today, great job cutting down the "forest". 😀😀💯💯
Hi Tim much better saw on news7 Australia all the flooding and damages awful prayers sent for those affected have a day love from TEXAS
I don’t feel that you lowered your standards !!! You did exactly that which was required of you, you did it to the best of your ability, you left it very tidy by comparison, in fact parts look as though they could be good lawn with a little care !!! So no more talk of lowered standards, be pleased with your achievement !!! 👍👍👍👍🇬🇧
Amen!
Amen to that.🇬🇧💗
I think you did a great job on this one God bless you ❤️🙏
Another awesome job. Keep up the great work.
PG Tips You can always rely on u Tim to get to the nooks and crannies I think u done a good job !! I enjoyed this can’t wait to see the next one u showed us 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👏👏👏👏🇬🇧🇬🇧
A huge task , we'll done Tim !
Good job! Now the construction crew will be able to finish working on the house.
Like this video a. lot. Unique. Great job.
👍🏻 job & pretty tough 😓. Really bad flooding in your neck of the woods. Nice to see you back, Tim 😊
Mi niño de las manos de artista cuánto te admiro, abrazos, es muy hermoso su trabajo ❤️
Honestly speaking,this is quite a job for Tim but anyway he did it. Thanks for the great job done,Tim.
Amazing job Tim! You make it look so easy but I know its alot of hard work.
Great job as usual Tim. 👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👏👏👏🇬🇧
Good job Tim, what amazing the machines do to make the ugly project to a neat one, also it takes a qualified person, like you to operate the machines. Great work.
WOW!! What a job, to me that was overwhelming but you got through it. Looks fantastic. I’m glad you didn’t see any snakes. Thanks for sharing the video and I hope you have a fantastic day. Hello from the Texas hill country.
Steve
Tim, you are the Master of Power Trimming. Very nice job done.
Glad to see you came through all that rain and flooding ok.
Good thing you finished when you did. My back was getting sore with all that line trimming!
That was a lot of work!!!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
This brings back memories of the time my mum and dad and I were cutting back our yard after cyclone season. Mum was harnessed to her brush cutter and disturbed a taipan, which tried to slither up the handle. So she was running backwards up the hill trying to shake off the taipan and my dad and I had to chase her to unharness her. The taipan fortunately fell off and slithered away unharmed and mum was unbitten. We called it for the day there for the sake of mum's nerves. A shower and a glass of wine went a long way to helping though. You're doing a tough job really well and I hope you don't encounter too many snakes!
Well done Tim. We all know you are more than just “ the mower guy”! It must have been hard not to do a perfect job but you did what you were asked to do. Our thoughts are with everyone up north affected by the heartbreaking floods. We have been lucky down here in Melbourne.
Agreed, not JUST a mower guy, THE mower guy.
That was just amazing, Tim. You must have been exhausted, after that. Take care and regards to you and Nicole 👍👍👍
Just subscribed. I am amazed at your level of proficiency. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. All the way from Bandera Texas, Cowboy Capital of the World!
You are definitely a man on a mission! I hope they understand that!
Watching you knock down that very high grass/weeds, brings so much satisfaction. Love your videos and the good work.
I’ve got a couple of varieties of weeds growing in my back field that have super thick woody stems like that. Here in central Texas they’re called Pigweed and Bloodweed. I’m absolutely going to get one of those attachments. Eve the thickest strings can’t get them and tackling them with a mower is awful if they haven’t been broken down first. Thanks for the demo. It’s the convincing I needed to try this out.
A lot of work. Hope you got paid well for everything you had to do and work arounds... Thumbs Up!
Crazy amount of work to get that under control. Well done completely different place afterwards.
I love a good trimming video. Thanks mate. 😀😀
Beautiful job.
Amazing Tim. That's one heck of a job! Massive!!
WOW very interesting. Wondering what all the PVC pipes are for? Looks so much better. Great job 👏
I wondered that also Darlene and yes, great job Tim :)
Exelente trabajo.Felicitaciones
Good knock down job, Tim. Looking forward to what you have to show us.👍🏻💚
Tim, that was badass attachment you had on your big trimmer with those blades! It really kicked some serious butt, but I started thinking about something along that line several years ago with small 1/8 in. pieces of cable about 4" inches thick, and what I did was I took some small eyehole heads, like foe electrical wiring, and I attached them to one end of each piece of cable, and crimped them down around the end of the little strip of cable, and then I attached then to an old trimmer head using some self-tapping screws!
It worked out great, and saved me a bunch on trimmer line!
You might try it!
Also I wanted to say, you are like the Picasso of lawns!
You can start out with something out of a sci-fi movie, and when you get done, it's ready to show in the next issue of Home & Garden Magazine!
Seriously!
But I'd never do a yard for free, but I'm not you, and I can see why you do it, because it's like you're advertising your work, and showing any perspective customers how good a job they can expect from you!
Well done! Take care, and stay safe, and keep an eye out for snakes, and spiders, and lions, and tigers, and bears, oh my!...🐍🕷🦁🐯🐻😱😅😂🤣👍
Great clean up Tim👍🏼 No shortage of work after all the flooding👍🏼 Good and bad. I love the neighbour😂 ‘Captain Obvious’ …
Thanks Tim for the entertainment! It can out pretty good.
GREAT JOB TIM (& Nicole) Miss not seeing you and the videos totally understand with this crazy weather...we got that stuff here as well....Looks a lot better!! Love the construction of that fence with that concrete slabs at the bottom and the fence really private at the top...WTG!!!!
Great job on that jungle Tim well done mate 👍🇬🇧
Saludos Tim!!!🌎🪴🌏🌿 Acabo de ver éste vídeo. Lo he disfrutado. Pienso que fue un trabajo de jardinería fuerte y complicado. Bendiciones y mucha salud. Shalom 🪴🙂🌿
it is great to see you back in action and hello Nicole thanks for dropping in the drink i bet it was needed
I've been following the rain and flooding there. Wondering how you guys were going to make out.
That site is certainly a big mess. God bless you
Wow awesome video Tim, you bring it ,you work hard and it's results.
Hi Tim, greatings again from The Netherlands. This video was much different than all the others. But this one was also fun to watch, with my respect for what you are doing. Strange how people leave their property and don't maintain it. Anyway, have a nice day.
It's been a tad damp of late. Good on you for finding something to post
Looks beaut Tim as per usual.🎉
Thanks Tim for the great video! Such a beautiful transformation! I like your work! Take care. George
Good morning everyone hope you are having a great day.greetibgs from the USA.
I see snake covers/gators... your brave to just WALK ABOUT.... INTO THAT MESS! This is a typical neighborhood build lot? Land must be at a serious premium to build so close to one another. I'm still so amazed by your country's lush growth on grass these builders plant..... I just want to throw in sheep and goats to consume that absolutely gorgeous grass, I know, I know I'm crazy! As a business, how do you charge for this clearing.... hourly rate or complexity of job on a site? How often does a building site like THIS... require a TIDY up? After you whip snip/ buzz cut.... the area looks huge!!!! Well done
I'm so jealous Tim. It's -13 and windy here on the east coast Canada. COME ON SPRING!
You guys are Awesome!
Impressive job! I’m sure with all the hazardous debris. And, the monster 👿 thorn bushes!!!
Wow, just wow!!
That's big project nice work thanks
As always...job well done 👍
Good job my friend 👍🏻