Finally someone else that understands you can’t get a clean chop of bushes or small trees without first starting at the top and chopping down. Thanks for showing other people the best way. The same way I have always done it
Tim did a pretty good job with that mower attachment on the skid steer, considering it was his first time using it. Was pretty interesting to see a new thing, I've always wondered how clearing like this worked. Cheers.
As one of your fan's, I am eternally grateful that you disconnected that obnoxious travelling alarm,,that sound gets real old,really quick!! Happy Easter to you and your family from your friends in Trout Run,Pa!😀
Doing another great job. The brush cutter does a quick job of the overgrowth and leaves a decent chop as it goes. Good size area cleared in a short amount of time.
Not sure we give Tim all the credit he's due. If you watch his work in the background shots, he seems very skilled. I would think Chris would be a good instructor and hold Tim to high standards. I'm a fan. Would like to see Tim's work featured more. He is obviously an asset to the company and capable of doing 1st class work or Chris and John would send him down the road.
Thanks for sharing the track hose bush hog. I had been thinking about getting one for the same use as you did. Getting tired of spending days trimming branches around our fields with a chain saw.
Oh, you do gardening too? So you have brown, yellow and now some green fingers. ;-) Best regards from Germany. We people of the world has stay together in that global crisis.
Yeah, the hydraulic brush cutters don’t come out too often around here either but when they do... they got some work ahead of them! Lol oh hey, you can shut the alarm off in your lcd display. It’s under the third menu in the settings screen, that’s where ours is on our VIO35. No need to unplug anything! Lol
Great video Chris as usual but you got to give it to Timmy he does a damn good job at running yawls equipment so thumbs up to Timmy and of course you too but another fine job so you and Timmy and yawls family stay safe and have a blessed day brother
So this week, Upstate Brush Control have done a building pad, and you are mowing trees down. Have I gone to sleep and woken up in a parallel universe?. I always look forward to watching your superb content, while I am eating my tea, here in the U.K.
Amazing Chris what you can so with that little yanmar just awesome for sure. The mower was a great addition as well so enjoyed the video thanks for your posting.
Don't know exactly why but a refreshing change from scoop to truck and push truck once in a while.... they would have a hard time stopping me in that skid steer as it would be going max out through that brush until I got to another clearing.
Nice job with the brush cut ter there chris. I like that skidsteer with the brush cutter on it. U can get some big clearing done with that. Nice video too
Man that looks fun! I would love to do that for a stress-reliever! You guys do so many amazing things with those machines, I have always been interested in running equipment like that. Maybe when I retire? HAHA!
Glad I'm not standing where the camera is. Those sticks and stumps would hurt. When I grew up, my neighbor on the ranch next to us used a farm tractor with double tires to drag a bush hog over huesatch, and mesquite to allow his native grass to grow for his cattle. The skid steer with the mower would have been great for that kind of cutting.
I must admit, I 'zoned out' the beep-beep! It doesn't bother me at all! But spectacular work by you and Tim! I do like to see an neatly trimmed bush! :-)
Prune those trees brother! Wish you lived nearby, got a 1/2 acre pond i have to-clear the shore by hand, by myself. Wish me luck! Cool how you made a longarm outta the yanmar!
That brush cutter on the Yanma is going to come in mighty handy when the corona-zombies start attacking. I don't care how good zombies are at coming back from the dead. When a zombie gets mulched, that's game over, no question about it. You'd need to make sure the screen washer bottle was topped up though. Mulching zombies is going to be messy.
That newer skid is way quieter than the first one you had. The mower used to make the older one really growl under load, this one barely changes pitch.
I suffer from back seat driver angst. Missed a spot, missed a spot. And then you get it and I think, "Oh Thank God". I've got a 28hp diesel Massey-F and a 5' Bush Hog. It's always great fun, Beating Back the Jungle.
I worked for the Rural Electric Acc.1965/1968 They had a special built tree brush hog 12 foot wide mounted on a large Cat bucket loader it would walk through a forrest chopping up big tree's for electric power lines.
👍👍to Timmy he did a pretty good job did the boss get you a steak for lunch on the fine job that you did nice mowers Chris they really get the job done nice job guys 😎👍👍
Mike (Dirt Perfect) did a rundown of all their equipment and attachments, and he said that his brush cutter attached to his Deer 120 had got him as much business as anything else he owned, and made him decent money. This is from memory so won't be verbatim, but it will be close.
Here in my part of the UK you would have to litter pick first before trimming the verges or there would be shredded plastic all over the countryside. Crap blows out of waste trucks all the time
*How long would it take to do an acre of 5ft high grass/weed with this setup?* Thank you for posting this video. Keep'em coming! *Take Care & Safe Travels!*
Did 120 acres of sage (2-3" base and heavy growth) and averaged just over 1/2 acre/hr. On an upper grass pasture (~22 acres thin) could cover in about 7 hrs. Above on a Branson 4020 with a Land Pride 2772 cutter Have moved and have a lower pasture where I had to cut grass over 6' and averaged about 1ac/hr Kubota with a deer 5' cutter from rental yard. Same 6.5 area (6-8") on a zero turn in about 2.5 hours. Spartan 60" 26HP zero turn It helps to have a full suspension seat (branson/spartan) b/c a standard seat will beat you up (Kubota). Full suspension takes the brunt of irregularities in ground and can make you last longer
Question! I have a 6" heavy duty bush hog...I always keep the blade sharp as I only use it to cut grass/fescue. But... On my property i need to cut down some small pines (5-6 foot tall) plus other bushes. I don't want a flat so is it ok to go ahead and cut it all with a sharp blade or do I need to grind it a little flat? Odd question huh?
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Finally someone else that understands you can’t get a clean chop of bushes or small trees without first starting at the top and chopping down. Thanks for showing other people the best way. The same way I have always done it
Tim did a pretty good job with that mower attachment on the skid steer, considering it was his first time using it. Was pretty interesting to see a new thing, I've always wondered how clearing like this worked. Cheers.
The forward facing time-lapse off the top of the cab is the most satisfying format! 👌🏻👍🏻
The diversity of the jobs you folks do would sure keep the job fun and interesting. Stay safe.
As one of your fan's, I am eternally grateful that you disconnected that obnoxious travelling alarm,,that sound gets real old,really quick!! Happy Easter to you and your family from your friends in Trout Run,Pa!😀
Hey Chis nice work! That's dedication to your fans, disconnecting your back up beeper.
This is the most satisfying type of work to me because at the end of the day you see
such a great difference that you have accomplished
How ironic is it that a ad popped up for Arbor tree care as you were chopping tree branches lol. That mower kicks ass!
Doing another great job. The brush cutter does a quick job of the overgrowth and leaves a decent chop as it goes. Good size area cleared in a short amount of time.
Not sure we give Tim all the credit he's due. If you watch his work in the background shots, he seems very skilled. I would think Chris would be a good instructor and hold Tim to high standards. I'm a fan. Would like to see Tim's work featured more. He is obviously an asset to the company and capable of doing 1st class work or Chris and John would send him down the road.
Nice job Chris and Tim 👌👍⚠️
Thanks for sharing the track hose bush hog. I had been thinking about getting one for the same use as you did. Getting tired of spending days trimming branches around our fields with a chain saw.
Yes sooo happy!! No annoying beeping now thank you Chris
Ok forget the ladder and saw for trimming trees. If you could show us how it cleans gutters I could convince my wife I need a mini! 😂😃Great video 👍👍
Oh, you do gardening too? So you have brown, yellow and now some green fingers. ;-) Best regards from Germany. We people of the world has stay together in that global crisis.
Gosh Chris the mini and the mower is the ticket for roads and deer lanes. I think it does a great job.
Tim is doing a good job for a first-timer
Tim,.you learn fast! Good job Brother.
I wonder if Kapper is watching this one,...just an idle thought!
"Hair cut sir" lol. Certainly makes short work of those bushes. Enjoyed this Chris. Cornwall UK.
That brush cutting attachment on the skid steer is intense. Good stuff!
You have the various Attachments to go with your Equipment. 👍 A Full Service Company. Nice!
Sure makes a place look a lot neater good job Chris
Job very well done the both of you it takes teamwork to get things completed
Yeah, the hydraulic brush cutters don’t come out too often around here either but when they do... they got some work ahead of them! Lol oh hey, you can shut the alarm off in your lcd display. It’s under the third menu in the settings screen, that’s where ours is on our VIO35. No need to unplug anything! Lol
I like this type of brush cutter instead of the cylindrical type. It leaves less large debris. Nic job, wish you were in my area.
Very nice without the beepskees!
Also, great skid steer mower attachment! I saw it on Andrew Camarata's skiddy and man, it makes nice mulch!
26:34. hehehe Thanks Chris, now my kids will stop coming downstairs thinking the smoke alarm is going off when I watch your vids. Saviour. Cheers lol
Chris that moving machine is pretty cool. Hope u show more videos on moving... 👍😊
Great video Chris as usual but you got to give it to Timmy he does a damn good job at running yawls equipment so thumbs up to Timmy and of course you too but another fine job so you and Timmy and yawls family stay safe and have a blessed day brother
I agree. Timmy is a great asset!
So this week, Upstate Brush Control have done a building pad, and you are mowing trees down. Have I gone to sleep and woken up in a parallel universe?.
I always look forward to watching your superb content, while I am eating my tea, here in the U.K.
How do you eat tea?
Timothy Tate With a knife and fork.
For those that don’t speak the Queen’s English ‘tea’ is both a hot drink and a colloquialism for an evening meal. Also aluminium has two ‘i’s. :-o
ehamster I couldn’t of put it better myself. I do also like a spot of liquid tea, as well.
Brits are weird ! 😂
Hi Chris from Martin Manchester, England love all ur videos. I feel like I am there with you.
Amazing Chris what you can so with that little yanmar just awesome for sure. The mower was a great addition as well so enjoyed the video thanks for your posting.
Careful you don't get a flat in those tracks from the stumble. Thanks Chris always a good job
Excellent job!! So clean!! Always a Pro!!
Don't know exactly why but a refreshing change from scoop to truck and push truck once in a while.... they would have a hard time stopping me in that skid steer as it would be going max out through that brush until I got to another clearing.
Thanks for the guidelines/info on using this attachment. Ill put it to use when i have to run one someday
Nice job with the brush cut ter there chris. I like that skidsteer with the brush cutter on it. U can get some big clearing done with that. Nice video too
Man that looks fun! I would love to do that for a stress-reliever! You guys do so many amazing things with those machines, I have always been interested in running equipment like that. Maybe when I retire? HAHA!
Glad I'm not standing where the camera is. Those sticks and stumps would hurt. When I grew up, my neighbor on the ranch next to us used a farm tractor with double tires to drag a bush hog over huesatch, and mesquite to allow his native grass to grow for his cattle. The skid steer with the mower would have been great for that kind of cutting.
Great video! That mower head is a BEAST!! Jim in Arizona.
Great video Chris! A long video helps kill the quarantine boredom!
1. Why are these videos so satisfying to watch?
2. How do you get rotational energy at the end of the boom? Electric motor?
Chris
Thats setup is what our CO-Op has for line rite o ways. Dang nice mower.🙂🤗
I must admit, I 'zoned out' the beep-beep! It doesn't bother me at all!
But spectacular work by you and Tim! I do like to see an neatly trimmed bush! :-)
I’m surprised the beeper lasted as long as it did 😂 Stay safe over there. Greetings from the UK
Wow that mower is hungry on the skid-steer, very cool.
Prune those trees brother! Wish you lived nearby, got a 1/2 acre pond i have to-clear the shore by hand, by myself. Wish me luck! Cool how you made a longarm outta the yanmar!
That brush cutter on the Yanma is going to come in mighty handy when the corona-zombies start attacking. I don't care how good zombies are at coming back from the dead. When a zombie gets mulched, that's game over, no question about it. You'd need to make sure the screen washer bottle was topped up though. Mulching zombies is going to be messy.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahaha lol😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣
What about the climate change loonies ??
George Davidson they’ll be forced to spend several hours locked in a room listening to Greta Thunderburger.
That newer skid is way quieter than the first one you had. The mower used to make the older one really growl under load, this one barely changes pitch.
Your having to much fun, looked like you both enjoyed the change, just as much as we all did
The skid steer makes short work of the small trees, does a good job
Does a darn good job, clears a good size area in no time !
Most enjoyable Chris. Thank you.
Now that’s what I would call the beast!!! Now you see it, then you don’t.
Don’t know why but something very enjoyable seeing stuff cut back 😎😎
Tim went from rollin to mowin. Soon he will be all grown up. Lol
I suffer from back seat driver angst. Missed a spot, missed a spot. And then you get it and I think, "Oh Thank God". I've got a 28hp diesel Massey-F and a 5' Bush Hog. It's always great fun, Beating Back the Jungle.
4:30 my eyes were already starting to swell and my nose was itching from the pollen flying around! >SNEEZE
God Bless you.
I think Tim got the hang of it pretty quick!
Thank you very much for killing the beeper! I really hate that noise.
I need to use one of them where I hunt at awesome video Chris . Hope you have a great Sunday
Thanks for killing the beep beeps on the mini.👍
the mowers were pretty cool. never seen one on a mini. stay safe guys.
sweet # 5.... Chris you a real cut up... nice work...
Thank you Chris for shutting the cricket up. Lol God bless
Lmfao, my wife was spraying pine scented Lysol while I was watching this, I was like WTF is happening right now😂😂 damn I need to get outside
Gliderider too funny! Smell-o-vision has arrived!
Number one again this week......great...! just seen five of you video's plus this one...keep them coming....
That is absolutely amazing! Thank you
10:51 I like how you gave the trees a mullet look - business in the front, party in the back!
Really enjoyed this one, Thanks for sharing
When you have the right tools the work goes easy!
"Gonna do a little demo and let Tim take over"....(ends up doing half the lot) 😂😎
I worked for the Rural Electric Acc.1965/1968 They had a special built tree brush hog 12 foot wide mounted on a large Cat bucket loader it would walk through a forrest chopping up big tree's for electric power lines.
Tim must watch the UpState Brush guys........LOL Hes Got IT down......
I expected to here "This is John". LOL
good to see ya helping out the church, you do my heart good
Like that video cause it diferent .God Bless guy's .
Who else couldn't help blinking when he put the mower so that it was shooting stuff directly at the camera?
Kinda made me wanna put my safety glasses on! 😆
@@marcusa3911 me to
I flinched! :-O
i called the safety experts to see if i'd be ok? They were gonna pay him a visit but humans are now scared of one another so i guess it all good !
Me! I used to work for VDOT and know how far those things can fling! I would follow behind and weedeat around the signposts
I forgot how handy the mower on the mini was. Definitely handy tools to have.
Great job as always 👍🏻
Hands down this is the best "pruning how to" video on YT.
Go Tim go
My dog thanks you for removing the darn beeper from the mini, he hates beeping from anything and just sits and shakes whenever he hears one.
Really a nice job 👍!
👍👍to Timmy he did a pretty good job did the boss get you a steak for lunch on the fine job that you did nice mowers Chris they really get the job done nice job guys 😎👍👍
I really like Tim's work. Such a help for you Chris! Thank you Tim!
I enjoyed watching as if you are cutting hair.
Imagine the power of the 250 with a mower😂 you could cut trees with it
This is what we have out here were I'm ruclips.net/video/OkaqH64jVNs/видео.html
Mike (Dirt Perfect) did a rundown of all their equipment and attachments, and he said that his brush cutter attached to his Deer 120 had got him as much business as anything else he owned, and made him decent money. This is from memory so won't be verbatim, but it will be close.
Oh geez. I guess I should have read the comments before I posted the same comment.
Whoa some close calls with those flying objects😱
dont know what billy ray would say about your pruneing methods !!! i like it get them buggers trimmed right back tim , good videos love em
Tim could not be in a better place to further his experience,
Here in my part of the UK you would have to litter pick first before trimming the verges or there would be shredded plastic all over the countryside. Crap blows out of waste trucks all the time
That happens a lot in the US, too. We just pick it up afterward.
@@seanhazelwood3311 Chris was talking about getting convicts to litter pick. Should do that here but they'd probably just run off!
@@kevinprice1702 Oh, I missed that, thanks. We have the inmates here do that, on state/county roads only and only as far in as the road ditch.
Looks good. I would like to operate both pieces of equipment👍
*How long would it take to do an acre of 5ft high grass/weed with this setup?* Thank you for posting this video. Keep'em coming! *Take Care & Safe Travels!*
Did 120 acres of sage (2-3" base and heavy growth) and averaged just over 1/2 acre/hr. On an upper grass pasture (~22 acres thin) could cover in about 7 hrs.
Above on a Branson 4020 with a Land Pride 2772 cutter
Have moved and have a lower pasture where I had to cut grass over 6' and averaged about 1ac/hr
Kubota with a deer 5' cutter from rental yard.
Same 6.5 area (6-8") on a zero turn in about 2.5 hours.
Spartan 60" 26HP zero turn
It helps to have a full suspension seat (branson/spartan) b/c a standard seat will beat you up (Kubota).
Full suspension takes the brunt of irregularities in ground and can make you last longer
I need to borrow that mini. Great video.
Lucky I wear glasses as some of those bits sure looked dangerous to the unsuspected. Enjoyed the video too. Stay safe ya'll.
Well done guys there will be a little extra in the envelope for you.
Question! I have a 6" heavy duty bush hog...I always keep the blade sharp as I only use it to cut grass/fescue. But... On my property i need to cut down some small pines (5-6 foot tall) plus other bushes. I don't want a flat so is it ok to go ahead and cut it all with a sharp blade or do I need to grind it a little flat? Odd question huh?
All the litter reminds me of Texas!
@BBDcummins All humans ain't humans!
Awesome
Thats one powerful machine.amazing what a difference
Definitely need more brush clearing
What gives? No mud, no fires, no Volvo, no rain. This must be boring. Thanks for the vids Chris and stay healthy.