Cool video little brother I really enjoy watching the young ones working. It builds character and lets them know nothing is for free. You keep up the great videotaping
That's good you don't have to wait for the spring melt-off look's like it work's right away..I love that grapple,bet it would move brushpiles without hesitation..lol Great Vid. Tim .. Take Care
My aunt and uncle and their family lives just as you cross from Pickensville into Columbus down the first blacktop on the left as you cross the state line, and I live just thirty minutes away just outside Aliceville on the Greene/Pickens County line
Bad ass! Your doing a good job! I had a friend that was from Alabama (Paul Barker) used to work with me in the rail road here in laredo Texas real nice guy... 🥃👍
Quick question, did you consider a cab? I'm looking at this tractor. I'll be using it in the same way you are. Please let me know a little about your decission. DL Wetumpka, AL
You were talking about using fire to control understory. I noticed that most of you're planted stand was loblolly. Control burning loblolly is hard to do. You using chemicals is a much better way to control understory.
You must have some pretty liberal laws about spraying from aircraft in the USA! - over here it has pretty well been totally banned except for fungicide use in potatoes and occasionally some sort of moth where the caterpillars are attacking pine woodlands and killing or severely injuring trees. However that herbicide has clearly done an excellent job for you in that new woodland, the comparison of treated and untreated is amazing. Will it have to be sprayed again in perhaps 2-3 years or will the trees pull away and shade it out?
Brian Gardiner Chip-N-saw is a general term used for smaller diameter tree length logs that are sold by weight to sawmills that are set up for small logs. They are merchandised into standard lengths debarked and pass though a double chipping head that cuts the first two sides flat. Then the log continues to a saw to pull boards off and leave a cant. That type of mill is called a chip n saw.
cotontop3 ok thanks i was lookin into buying the mahindra just because d loader can lift 2800lbs. I have some smaller logs then that I have to move. everyone telling me to just pay the extra money and get a deere.
Hey Tim! take it from a 60+year thats had front in grapple for 10+ years moving heavy long timber or short timber for that matter, you better CHECK YOUR LOADER FRAME very so often causes the torque developed with those logs can "hairline" crack that frame and cause you a major a$$ ache! Well, I know I ain't telling you nothing, you been running heavy equipment for a long time and I was a farmer, just saying you don't won't to mess up that new JD just because it will pick it up doesn't mean it will handle it...just my two cents worth...
Surprised that you're not wearing fume respirator mask and glasses and all skin being covered when using the chemical spray unit, especially after having the operation on your neck, just an observation not faulting your work, I enjoy your vid's. From wet and windy England. Take care.
Tim I don't want to see anything happen to you, round up just was found out to cause cancer make sure to wear a resperator and clothing to protect you, I'm not trying to give you a hard time I care about you and think the world of you
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I own a 5075e as well. That's what caught my attention. I enjoy watching how you apply it to your work. Good Luck!
Cool video little brother I really enjoy watching the young ones working. It builds character and lets them know nothing is for free. You keep up the great videotaping
Enjoyed your visit with OLF
That's good you don't have to wait for the spring melt-off look's like
it work's right away..I love that grapple,bet it would move brushpiles
without hesitation..lol Great Vid. Tim .. Take Care
Tim so glad for ya that your property runs along that state ground.....bet there is some big deer on your place.
SWEET...looks like a great hunting setup..nice job.
Thanks for the tour and lesson in land/wildlife management!
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My aunt and uncle and their family lives just as you cross from Pickensville into Columbus down the first blacktop on the left as you cross the state line, and I live just thirty minutes away just outside Aliceville on the Greene/Pickens County line
+jacob espey I'll be in green county tomorrow at boligee.
Great video !
Mike from Watkinsville Ga
Bad ass! Your doing a good job! I had a friend that was from Alabama (Paul Barker) used to work with me in the rail road here in laredo Texas real nice guy... 🥃👍
Good video Tim.
Ole Kevin got it going like Boss Status!!!
thats cool how your property is on two states.
Hey I got a 5075e I’m looking at a grapple would this machine have the power to rip up 4-6inch gums out of the ground
Cool Video!
Cool Video !!!
that part about all the kids cutting grass was sooooooo funny I'm about to die laughing
Quick question, did you consider a cab? I'm looking at this tractor. I'll be using it in the same way you are. Please let me know a little about your decission. DL Wetumpka, AL
What herbicide are you spraying on the roadsides? Crossbow?
Very nice setup. What type of chemical are using to kill the weeds. Love the vids!
how much land do you and your family own? i have a 160 acre farm here in Okla.
what do you use for brush killer in your sprayer
Looking good Tim napa mike
wow I like your tractor
You were talking about using fire to control understory. I noticed that most of you're planted stand was loblolly. Control burning loblolly is hard to do. You using chemicals is a much better way to control understory.
I have seen the shooting house's do y'all run dogs?
We don’t run any dogs for deere
what herbicide are you spraying?
how much land does your family own?
You must have some pretty liberal laws about spraying from aircraft in the USA! - over here it has pretty well been totally banned except for fungicide use in potatoes and occasionally some sort of moth where the caterpillars are attacking pine woodlands and killing or severely injuring trees.
However that herbicide has clearly done an excellent job for you in that new woodland, the comparison of treated and untreated is amazing. Will it have to be sprayed again in perhaps 2-3 years or will the trees pull away and shade it out?
Now you need a wood cutter like KuiuSouth has.
+Mike H I have 2 of those already.
cotontop3 Cool, should be a good combination for cleaning land.
Why is it called chip-n- saw?
Brian Gardiner Chip-N-saw is a general term used for smaller diameter tree length logs that are sold by weight to sawmills that are set up for small logs. They are merchandised into standard lengths debarked and pass though a double chipping head that cuts the first two sides flat. Then the log continues to a saw to pull boards off and leave a cant. That type of mill is called a chip n saw.
about how much those logs weight.
+J j601 those are gonna run around 1,100 a piece
cotontop3 ok thanks i was lookin into buying the mahindra just because d loader can lift 2800lbs. I have some smaller logs then that I have to move. everyone telling me to just pay the extra money and get a deere.
+J j601 my loader is rated at 3,000 and it had no problem with those trees
That’s what am looking for
Hey Tim! take it from a 60+year thats had front in grapple for 10+ years moving heavy long timber or short timber for that matter, you better CHECK YOUR LOADER FRAME very so often causes the torque developed with those logs can "hairline" crack that frame and cause you a major a$$ ache! Well, I know I ain't telling you nothing, you been running heavy equipment for a long time and I was a farmer, just saying you don't won't to mess up that new JD just because it will pick it up doesn't mean it will handle it...just my two cents worth...
are Miss. deer bigger than the Ala deer
+David Gaylord there's no difference
Surprised that you're not wearing fume respirator mask and glasses and all skin being covered when using the chemical spray unit, especially after having the operation on your neck, just an observation not faulting your work, I enjoy your vid's. From wet and windy England. Take care.
as long as your mindful of what way the wind is blowing your fine. the nozzles are pretty far back
Tim I don't want to see anything happen to you, round up just was found out to cause cancer make sure to wear a resperator and clothing to protect you, I'm not trying to give you a hard time I care about you and think the world of you
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