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Nort Woods
Добавлен 2 окт 2017
Fire Tower Restoration & Installation
Received a decommissioned fire tower from PA. Canopy and the body did not match - we re-welded supports, reconfigured ladder placement, and secured the top to the bottom. Tower was carried about 1 mile with the excavator to a high point on the property, raised onto 4 buried concrete blocks and secured by concrete bolts. View of NH-VT border!
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Kobelco Excavator Clearing Trees and Stumps for a wood shed
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Eventually would like to build a permanent woodshed in this area. Used a Kobelco ED150 Bladerunner to push some trees over and move a few stumps that were left from before.
Case 1845c Skidsteer Plowing Snow on gravel driveway
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Using a Case 1845c skidsteer to move about a foot of fresh snow. There was a base layer of 3-4inches of hardpack that I was trying to break through so it took a little extra down pressure, I don't like having to float the front wheels as much as I did. The bucket is a light duty high volume 7 foot bucket. A hydraulic angle plow is faster and I have been meaning to get one up here. In the past I...
Black Labrador Running through Fresh Snow
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Cooper the 3 and a half year old english lab playing in some fresh snow
Skidsteer mowing saplings with a hydraulic hog
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Case 1845C cutting and processing some saplings. Nothing too crazy, 3-5in DBH and a little brush mowing at the end.
Case 1845c Skidsteer hydraulic brush hog clearing overgrowth
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Case 1845c Skidsteer with a 6 foot hydraulic hog clearing some overgrown fields and thinning out a wooded section. Also used but not shown are a Tak mini and tracked skidsteer. Job took two days from start to completion. Before and After pictures are at the end of the video.
Im surprised that hog does that great with low flow like that.
Just got down adding plexiglass to the sides and roof. Built a door and plumbed in one of those diesel heater. I'm ready for the snow coming tomorrow.
Just bought a very nice 2001 Case 1845c with 567 hours. Need to add a brush hog. How many blades on that beast?
What name, make and model was brush cutter? Is it still in use? Do you recommend?
Can you get bigger flow pumps for older equipment?
What size hydraulic motor are u running
I'm getting a 325G skid steer on tracks with a 60" brush hog attached in a few weeks. I watch some people chew through some big shit like yourself and be fine. I'll watch someone else hit a piece of a stump that isn't even connected to the ground and they sheer a pin. I know some of it has to do with the operator but is a skid steer setup less likely to have this problem or is sheering a pin not an issue with hydraulic?
Do you think it would handle a 8' snow bucket? Just bought a 1845C and found a great deal on a local bucket.
They are tough little machines and simple to work on. I have had mine for around 18 years and it has never let me down.
RUclips Andrew Camerata he did a really good video on that cutter.
Wow, you kicked butt on that. How many acres? I'm getting a hydraulic flail mower for the same work. We'll see how it goes.
Thank you! I believe it was right around 4 acres or so that actually was cut before we went back and did some tree work.
How high up can this reach to trimb the lower limbs off of cedar?
Depends on the angle of the cutter head, the concern being debris coming into the operator area of the machine, I have since sold this Case and cutter head but I would say about 6-7 feet was safe
Just bought identical machine. Good video.
Good job, I'd like to point out that you can by an MTL cutter off ebay as well for the same money and it is a much heavier built cutter also has a full guard across the front. I bought one and it's an absolute beast of a cutter. You have a good rig there albet, good job
I have an older 1845C it may not have all the latest bells and whistles but that little machine is tough as nails.
They are amazing wish Case still made them,,👍🏻
I have a New holland lx885 with the aux hydraulic control on the top of the right drive lever. Not sure if case is the same, but would you have to hold the aux lever over the whole time you are operating the mower? I have run a newer machine that had a switch that supplied constant hydraulic flow, but I am not sure on my older machine. seems like it would be hard on the wrist to hold that handle over for extended periods of time.
Case 1845c has foot pedal to control auxiliary hydraulics.
Thanks for the video! Do you mind if I ask what your investment in that rig is? I have a side business and want to add a track loader/brush cutter. I have had to turn down jobs due to the fact that my bush hog just won't cut that big stuff. Thanks again!
A skidsteer can run from 10-70k and up depending on what you are looking for. I would recommend an enclosed cab. The cutter head is your run of the mill from eBay I think it was just under 4k but there are far nicer ones for 6-20k all depends on what you are looking to do with it.
You need a door
Couldn't agree more !
what do you mean door? Im new to all this
Bill Williams a door on the machine.
What did you net from this job? I'm interested in doing similar work.
This one was for a friend so can't really comment on price. From what I've seen people charging online it can vary greatly based on region. I personally wouldn't do it for less than 100/hr but I'm also not a professional.
Did a little "tree trimming" too! Nice!
This isn't in Ohio is it?
No sir, Connecticut
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Have any complaints yet with your choice in brush cutters? We're looking at getting something similar.
For the price I couldn't be happier, it's comparable to other name brand models that retail for more than twice the price and for me it works great.
What's the gpm on your skid steer
Do u use the foot pedal for your hydraulics or do u have a way it stays on I have the same machine just wondering
I hope you don't hit a ground hornets nest!!
Good job for a little machine. Keep up the good work and take Steve's advice on certain words. Im worse than you I bet but right place at right time. Good work.
What width is that cutter?
It's a 72in head or 6 ft
nortwoods it is nice to watch an operater that is smooooth, no wasted running around, the machine isn't bouncing and slaming around, no jerking and spinning all over the place, just moving snow and getting the job done. you can come run my 1845c anytime, all glassed in, two big heaters, door with wiper, you can cruise along in -30 in your t-shirt and jeans.
Thank you, appreciate the compliment and I definitely would not hate an enclosed cab and some heat!
good job
Good technical video, you got a thumbs up; however may I suggest to have a more professional video to leave out the use of the word "Shit' you will get more thumbs up.