I run two C85 Cormidis. We do high end residential landscape construction. They are one of the best purchases I’ve ever made. 2 guys operating them can do the work of about 4-5 guys running wheel barrows. They never get stuck. Can go through any terrain and up a hill steeper that you can walk up. They carry about a half yard of gravel, soil, or whatever else you can load into. Armour stone, logs, concrete, large trees (350cm evergreens with huge root balls) We have the standard bucket cormidi and the fold down side cormidi. We use the fold down side cormidi to load on a 3/4 skid of brick to bring to backyard. A full skid is too heavy. We use the bucket cormidi to mix bags of cement with a flat bucket on the mini excavators. We don’t use the self loading cormidis. Too slow and awkward. We use Kubota U17 excavators to load them. I highly recommend them. We have the older model. The newest model has some fantastic upgrades. Steeper dump angle, remote choke, fuel fill on outside of machine, upgraded air filter/engine. Just because they are small doesn’t mean we don’t use them on larger projects. We take them to every project to help move any material. They literally have replaced wheel barrows for us. Super simple to drive. The new guys can figure out how to operate them within a few minutes.
We switched to jobber two years ago. It’s has been absolutely game changing. We have been able to grow the business and not worry about invoicing, routing, scheduling, adding employees and tracking their work time. Worth every penny
As a small business owner and a fellow RUclips creator. I love how much value and worth I get from watching your videos.. I've known I've said this before but you give us all something to look forward to. And even with showing new products you always tell It has a story Is gripping us a making it more interesting to watch. Well done
Thanks Stan! I finally have a comment worth your time. I am a homeowner, not contractor. But have had gas chainsaws for 40+ yrs. LOVE the Dewalt 20v one hand trim saw DCCS620B. Keep up all the "show" videos.
the 12 inch saw works great! The vibration was a bit disappointing, but, after seeing how much work it gets done and how long the battery runs, i'm sold. Love it.
My DeWalt chainsaw is very nice. It’s the first saw I start with for general property maintenance work. It’s stealthy compared to gas and is what I use for most medium trees to small branches. I use my Shindiawa 488 for the trunks. I really don’t want everyone to know I’m doing tree work. My 9 & 12 amp hr batteries work long enough to give me a good workout and are not heavy in the saw. It’s light and well balanced. The chain adjuster/bar retainer is very convenient. The bar is light weight, thin, and twists easily. It leaks oil. The battery compartment and contacts retain wood chips.
DeWalt chainsaws are legit, I have had three for 5 years and they are far more functional than my previous STHL gas. Especially handy on ladder work or when climbing on a tree when you can fire it up with the push of a button. Awesome tool updates!
There's a pond company in BC, Canada who uses the Cormidi and they swear by it in comparison to a dingo just for strictly moving material. It scoops up and tips back into the bucket. The bucket apparently carries more than a dingo.
Since an electric lawnmower is all electronic control they should make the joystick so you can unplug it from one side and plug it into the other, heck even plug in a remote control unit or switch between a joystick and lap bars.
My buddies dad runs one of the cormdi machines and they’ve had issues with maintenance and replacement parts. Cool machine, lots of power, made overseas and not a ton of support in the PNW yet.
Stan we actually are running DeWalt chain saws and rotary saws on my Fire Dept instead of gas due to the weight and convenience. We haven't gotten rid of gas but the DeWalts are the go to. They work very well and we love them.
Stan! I recommend talking to PMI Equipment about their PowerPac machines. They have a whole lineup of German made machines specifically for doing the work we do on a regular basis. I’m looking at their tracked wheel barrow. Carries half a skid of stone through as narrow as 27” I believe
Great video!! I have a 40 volt Black & Decker battery chain saw. It cuts just as fast as the saw you showed. I do have two batteries so that gives it some good cutting time.Not any thing like a gas saw but it sure is nice for trimming. Nice and light with some pretty good power. Price was OK too. Thanks 😊.
I really like those square barrels I could have used them today my very brand new crew could have loaded those up instead of putting the spoils on the surface that they were working on or in the street they could have loaded them up at least two wheelbarrows of material and with my little ditch witch ride on All purpose tractor I don't know what size it is because the stickers when we bought it we're gone but I saw a lot of the ride behind tractors in this expo and I'll tell you that little ditch witch machine may not have the power that those right on machines do but it has the mobility it gets into smaller places it doesn't need a lot of room to work it doesn't take a lot of trailer room and you can put all of its implements which we have a 8x10 enclosed trailer but I mostly carry it on the back of the dump trailer because I need to dump trailer more than I need the enclosed trailer but I liked those barrels square barrels thanks for showing them Stan Lee
Hey Stanley, another great video. I bought the largest 60 volt DeWalt chainsaw 2 years ago for use in a man lift. It loves it's batteries! I went through 21 changes on 6amp/hr batteries limbing a super large Elm tree. It has 2 small flaws. Batteries are had to remove and there's only one stud & nut holding the bar on🤯. (Dude Ranch DIY) was using one of those Cormidi - mini-skids on his channel for tree work. He stopped using it. Not sure why 🙄. Keep up the awesome content ❤️
I am really crossing my fingers that i can go next year! In the mean time, i get to spend my friday seeing how much i missed out on. Hope you have a great weekend!
That Ferris in Stihl clothes is awesome…always have wanted to try a Ferris because of the suspension and now since I’m a Stihl guy I just have to buy one. That vac attachment for a skid was my idea 🤦🏼 would be awesome to pick up stump grindings with it
I own a Ryobi zero turn from a couple of years ago and cut a 10 acre field with it several times a season. I cut roughly 2 acres at a time and have never had a problem with it. I also own a Dewalt electric chainsaw and the only problem I have is it leaks chain oil.
I have a dewalt chainsaw. Bought it because I already had some dewalt batteries and other power tools. Use it to clear fallen trees from trails. Works great, battery power holds up. I just think it uses too much oil but I have never been a fan of auto oilers having learned on manual oilers.
I have one with a twelve inch unit and it is great… A little power hungry but after I sharpened the chain like I do my gas saws Performance doubled . Saw stays in my truck always
Stan trying to start equipment repair shop what the most importanten thing to get a buisness going still in the Army cant have a buisness but trying to get a name out there. love when you show off the new equipment.
I had the 12” until it was stolen. I cut down 8” trees with it. Made pruning and removing branches easy. It turns slow rely’s on torque to do most of the intense cutting. But I own the batteries and can’t afford a Milwaukee chainsaw to compare it to yet yes I own the Milwaukee batteries to. Dewalt is my woodworking tools and Milwaukee tools for automotive fun. Dewalt was giving away a battery with tool purchase during Covid so I bought a few and cheaper than Milwaukee!
Have used Husqvarna, stihl, ego, dewalt battery chainsaws, multiple generations. Dewalt is best by a pretty good margin. Ego #2 professional horticulturalist in Canada.
I've got a cormidi 1500, I wouldn't recommend them unless they fix a few problems. fuel system syphons itself empty when its below half tank less than 150 hrs and the drive motors had to rebuilt. im on my 3rd throttle cable because the housing end sits vertical and collects water. the unit swapping is a pain in the ass and is not nearly as quick as advertised plastic coverings are very brittle and crack a lot. motor mount bracket snapped and wrecked all the isolators so i took that to a fabricator ridges on the rear engine cover makes for a good knee cap remover. (not kidding, hurt like hell) rear platform is unsuspended and uncomfortable on a long day. product support has been pretty slow and we cant get ahold of parts or service manuals. most of these problems we have solved ourselves but it has taken many hours and lots of down time. All that being said the machine preforms well and hauls a huge amount of material and the self loading and turreted unit is really handy on smaller jobs that eliminate the need for a loader. from what ive herd from rental places that hat have the 85 its a much more reliable machine than the 1500
Talking about striping a lawn you must check out walker mowers decks have timed blades to cut in opposite directions but discharging to t b e rear with on-board vacuum built in to the mower. Naturally stripes with I UT rollers
I've worked with DeWalt 60v chainsaws for 3 years now. The first one I bought still runs strong to this day. With a 9ah battery you get enough wood for a bonfire but not going to be building piles with it. The problem started when I bought DCCS670 #2,3,4,5 they all would run perfect for a few days but they all ended up failing to motor burnout some in glorious smoke and flames and would leave us stranded cutting trails. This is not acceptable for a $400-$600 saw. A comparable Husqvarna or Stihl will work circled around this saw in any weather. I have completly switched back to gas powered saws. Even with me missing my left arm and starting gas saws proves easier and less of a headache than the all plastic toy called chainsaw model DCCS670 I have circular saw, recip saw all drills and power tools DeWalt. Normally great stuff. But the 60v chainsaw is easy to keep by the door and chop a log slightly if it's too big for the stove. That's about it convienience if you have to make a cut or two. Or trim larger trees ( it does make great cutting power) when not on fire I forgot to add that they leak bar oil so bad you have to store them on paper towels or it will drip and cover everything you own.
@@Dirtmonkey wanted to let you know, I listened to a podcast of yours when you interviewed Greg from Aquascape about 15 months ago. I looked into them and what it was all about and started the process of becoming a CAC! So thanks for alway look for ideas for contractors!
Stanley your doing great on your videos . Are you hooked on these new products?Did you research these items first before you buy! Keep the videos coming to Pittsburgh Pa. I like the video's and learn different things from them . Have a nice Christmas and happy new year to you and your. God bless 🙏
Man I have an old c-121 wheel horse I use as a bush hog and a zero cub cadet for mowing the rest is husqvarna. But I work 40 plus in a factory. So hell, I'm small. But hey, it does make me extra fast cash. Enough to pay everything back. Now all profit trailer and all. Got my eye on that shil though of Ferris? Man you have a sweet life. But mine is not to shabby. Every is just getting higher.
60v Dewalt 16in. Chainsaw. After not much use, some parts near the clutch came loose. Not sure if it was user fault or manufacturers fault. If your planning on cutting a lot 2 batteries will not be enough.
The DEWALT chainsaw is amazing I got one my self. I feel like the small one they showed would work better if they used a 5 or 6 or flexvolt battery with it
Yep.,. He could unplug one to run his hedge trimmer.. swap it out for his blower... Plug em back in when he docked his ride. Like having fuel saddle bags on your stand up..
"Dirt Money" So I'm in the market to buy a zero turn lawn mower. But which do you recommend? Should I get the sit-down zero turn or the stand-up one? Cheers
Hey @DirtMonkey how or where do I shop for that I dunno 4 inch "Grinder/cut-off Wheel" you showed in another video on Facebook? You were cutting disk breaks, aluminum, S.S., tile, all manner of stuff. I'd like to buy some of those wheels.
I love my commercials 60 inch gas powered Toro mowers. Let’s not reinvent the beer can volks. Somethings were meant to be. Like chocolate donuts. Cheers
All stated battery run time claims are tested under absolute perfect conditions. It sucks because people think they are going to get that run time normally. Fact is Ryobi probably tested this run time while clipping 1/16” off the top of the grass either going all down hill or absolute flat yard with a 100lb operator not charging your cellphone. That’s what manufactures do with battery electric claims.
That would be awesome! Maybe an updated electric chainsaw match next. Iv been wanting to see a head to head match with the new dewalt flexvolt 20” vs the ego 18”.
I have repaired a Dewalt chainsaw for a customer in my small engine shop. I was not impressed with how cheap the internal components were. The electronics were fine, but the oil pump stopped due to a cast aluminum pin breaking which was supposed to actuate a cheap plastic pump. These components are much better designed by stihl and husqvarna and echo.
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Oh Stan, you know we love to see new products on the market. Thanks for walking us through the Expo.
You know it! I’m stoked to share 😎 thanks for tagging along
I run two C85 Cormidis. We do high end residential landscape construction.
They are one of the best purchases I’ve ever made. 2 guys operating them can do the work of about 4-5 guys running wheel barrows.
They never get stuck. Can go through any terrain and up a hill steeper that you can walk up. They carry about a half yard of gravel, soil, or whatever else you can load into. Armour stone, logs, concrete, large trees (350cm evergreens with huge root balls)
We have the standard bucket cormidi and the fold down side cormidi. We use the fold down side cormidi to load on a 3/4 skid of brick to bring to backyard. A full skid is too heavy.
We use the bucket cormidi to mix bags of cement with a flat bucket on the mini excavators.
We don’t use the self loading cormidis. Too slow and awkward. We use Kubota U17 excavators to load them.
I highly recommend them. We have the older model. The newest model has some fantastic upgrades. Steeper dump angle, remote choke, fuel fill on outside of machine, upgraded air filter/engine.
Just because they are small doesn’t mean we don’t use them on larger projects. We take them to every project to help move any material. They literally have replaced wheel barrows for us.
Super simple to drive. The new guys can figure out how to operate them within a few minutes.
That’s what’s up! Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for posting, I went straight to comments, looks like I could use that in the concrete industry
We switched to jobber two years ago. It’s has been absolutely game changing. We have been able to grow the business and not worry about invoicing, routing, scheduling, adding employees and tracking their work time. Worth every penny
Stanley crushes the booth quick reviews. To the point, great questions, and no BS! Thank you Brother!
Thanks man! I try 😅
Never get sick of the new products. Big or small I like em all.
Yeehaw 👊
As a small business owner and a fellow RUclips creator. I love how much value and worth I get from watching your videos.. I've known I've said this before but you give us all something to look forward to. And even with showing new products you always tell It has a story Is gripping us a making it more interesting to watch. Well done
Square barrel is the best thing I purchased at the show. Killer product.
Thanks Stan! I finally have a comment worth your time. I am a homeowner, not contractor. But have had gas chainsaws for 40+ yrs. LOVE the Dewalt 20v one hand trim saw DCCS620B. Keep up all the "show" videos.
the 12 inch saw works great! The vibration was a bit disappointing, but, after seeing how much work it gets done and how long the battery runs, i'm sold. Love it.
My DeWalt chainsaw is very nice. It’s the first saw I start with for general property maintenance work. It’s stealthy compared to gas and is what I use for most medium trees to small branches. I use my Shindiawa 488 for the trunks. I really don’t want everyone to know I’m doing tree work. My 9 & 12 amp hr batteries work long enough to give me a good workout and are not heavy in the saw. It’s light and well balanced. The chain adjuster/bar retainer is very convenient. The bar is light weight, thin, and twists easily. It leaks oil. The battery compartment and contacts retain wood chips.
DeWalt chainsaws are legit, I have had three for 5 years and they are far more functional than my previous STHL gas. Especially handy on ladder work or when climbing on a tree when you can fire it up with the push of a button. Awesome tool updates!
Good Evening Stan, Great Video. Have a good weekend!
Thanks man & you too!
love the videos and the information. Thank you for doing these.
Awesome! I have fun making em 👊
There's a pond company in BC, Canada who uses the Cormidi and they swear by it in comparison to a dingo just for strictly moving material. It scoops up and tips back into the bucket. The bucket apparently carries more than a dingo.
Country clipper has one joy stick...I run them they are great mowers...great vid.."Jah bless"
Have the Dewalt pole saw and love it. The neighbor borrowed it and when he was done, went and bought his own.
Since an electric lawnmower is all electronic control they should make the joystick so you can unplug it from one side and plug it into the other, heck even plug in a remote control unit or switch between a joystick and lap bars.
Smart! Sounds like you need to be making these 👍
Great content, love seeing small one off companies stuff.
My buddies dad runs one of the cormdi machines and they’ve had issues with maintenance and replacement parts. Cool machine, lots of power, made overseas and not a ton of support in the PNW yet.
Stan we actually are running DeWalt chain saws and rotary saws on my Fire Dept instead of gas due to the weight and convenience. We haven't gotten rid of gas but the DeWalts are the go to. They work very well and we love them.
Another great video. Thanks Stan👍👍👍👍👍😺🤗🐺
Thanks for watching pal 😊
Nice one Stan. 👍👍🏴🏴
Stan! I recommend talking to PMI Equipment about their PowerPac machines. They have a whole lineup of German made machines specifically for doing the work we do on a regular basis. I’m looking at their tracked wheel barrow. Carries half a skid of stone through as narrow as 27” I believe
Thanks Stan .👍🏻 I really enjoy these vids .Happy Christmas to you n Yours 🎄👍🏻
Right back atcha 🎅
That mini chainsaw doesn’t cut that small tree any quicker than I could do it with a sawzall. And I already have one of those cordless.
We have a dewalt battery saw it is very good our son in law cuts trees on their farm he was very impressed it is a great buy
Great video!! I have a 40 volt Black & Decker battery chain saw. It cuts just as fast as the saw you showed. I do have two batteries so that gives it some good cutting time.Not any thing like a gas saw but it sure is nice for trimming. Nice and light with some pretty good power. Price was OK too. Thanks 😊.
Sounds sweet! Hope it treats you well 😊
I really like those square barrels I could have used them today my very brand new crew could have loaded those up instead of putting the spoils on the surface that they were working on or in the street they could have loaded them up at least two wheelbarrows of material and with my little ditch witch ride on All purpose tractor I don't know what size it is because the stickers when we bought it we're gone but I saw a lot of the ride behind tractors in this expo and I'll tell you that little ditch witch machine may not have the power that those right on machines do but it has the mobility it gets into smaller places it doesn't need a lot of room to work it doesn't take a lot of trailer room and you can put all of its implements which we have a 8x10 enclosed trailer but I mostly carry it on the back of the dump trailer because I need to dump trailer more than I need the enclosed trailer but I liked those barrels square barrels thanks for showing them Stan Lee
the chain saw will be handy with small stuff. don't see it as a primary tool for tree guys
Agreed..it might need to go through a proper dirt monkey test 😏
@@Dirtmonkey or perhaps a Monkey Beaver collab and test ?
Tracked minidumpers are 😃 i got 3 off them real workhorses and goes everywhere 👌
Hey Stanley, another great video. I bought the largest 60 volt DeWalt chainsaw 2 years ago for use in a man lift. It loves it's batteries! I went through 21 changes on 6amp/hr batteries limbing a super large Elm tree. It has 2 small flaws. Batteries are had to remove and there's only one stud & nut holding the bar on🤯. (Dude Ranch DIY) was using one of those Cormidi - mini-skids on his channel for tree work. He stopped using it. Not sure why 🙄. Keep up the awesome content ❤️
Good to know thanks Ron!
I am really crossing my fingers that i can go next year! In the mean time, i get to spend my friday seeing how much i missed out on. Hope you have a great weekend!
Go get em 👊
That Ferris in Stihl clothes is awesome…always have wanted to try a Ferris because of the suspension and now since I’m a Stihl guy I just have to buy one. That vac attachment for a skid was my idea 🤦🏼 would be awesome to pick up stump grindings with it
Ooh that’d be sweet!
@@Dirtmonkey yes I’ve shoveled enough stump grindings 😂
Stanley I love your subtle shot at Kohler...LMAO !!
The Kohler shade 😂
I own a Ryobi zero turn from a couple of years ago and cut a 10 acre field with it several times a season. I cut roughly 2 acres at a time and have never had a problem with it. I also own a Dewalt electric chainsaw and the only problem I have is it leaks chain oil.
Another great video, but have to say, like your shirt Stan!!
I have a dewalt chainsaw. Bought it because I already had some dewalt batteries and other power tools. Use it to clear fallen trees from trails. Works great, battery power holds up. I just think it uses too much oil but I have never been a fan of auto oilers having learned on manual oilers.
I have one with a twelve inch unit and it is great…
A little power hungry but after I sharpened the chain like I do my gas saws Performance doubled . Saw stays in my truck always
That looked like a V-8 super charger on that skid steer vacuum!
I run Mil walk ee chain saws and love them
Stanley another great video. I am not in this type of work but love the content you make.
Ryobi is an awesome tools. It would depend on how thick the grass was.
The Ryobi cutter is a beast. Definitely will do 4 acres.
Stan trying to start equipment repair shop what the most importanten thing to get a buisness going still in the Army cant have a buisness but trying to get a name out there. love when you show off the new equipment.
This is what i've been waiting for brother! Keep it up!
Love to hear it!
I had the 12” until it was stolen. I cut down 8” trees with it. Made pruning and removing branches easy. It turns slow rely’s on torque to do most of the intense cutting. But I own the batteries and can’t afford a Milwaukee chainsaw to compare it to yet yes I own the Milwaukee batteries to. Dewalt is my woodworking tools and Milwaukee tools for automotive fun. Dewalt was giving away a battery with tool purchase during Covid so I bought a few and cheaper than Milwaukee!
The cormidi is so much more then what you are seeing that self loading dump is removable and can switch with 20 different attachments
Have a cormidi ran it for years still works well
You ask great questions...great content
Stan one of my customers had a multi volt dewalt chainsaw we were there cutting a tree asked if I could try it was actually impressed with it
That’s cool! So it actually works 👌
I have a 20v 12in chainsaw and I love it, I'm running a 5Ah battery, I can run awhile.
Sounds schwifty 👌
Have used Husqvarna, stihl, ego, dewalt battery chainsaws, multiple generations. Dewalt is best by a pretty good margin. Ego #2 professional horticulturalist in Canada.
I've got a cormidi 1500, I wouldn't recommend them unless they fix a few problems.
fuel system syphons itself empty when its below half tank
less than 150 hrs and the drive motors had to rebuilt.
im on my 3rd throttle cable because the housing end sits vertical and collects water.
the unit swapping is a pain in the ass and is not nearly as quick as advertised
plastic coverings are very brittle and crack a lot.
motor mount bracket snapped and wrecked all the isolators so i took that to a fabricator
ridges on the rear engine cover makes for a good knee cap remover. (not kidding, hurt like hell)
rear platform is unsuspended and uncomfortable on a long day.
product support has been pretty slow and we cant get ahold of parts or service manuals.
most of these problems we have solved ourselves but it has taken many hours and lots of down time.
All that being said the machine preforms well and hauls a huge amount of material and the self loading and turreted unit is really handy on smaller jobs that eliminate the need for a loader.
from what ive herd from rental places that hat have the 85 its a much more reliable machine than the 1500
Talking about striping a lawn you must check out walker mowers decks have timed blades to cut in opposite directions but discharging to t b e rear with on-board vacuum built in to the mower. Naturally stripes with I UT rollers
I’ve got the O G 20 volt brushless 12” chainsaw, it’s nice for a quick grab and go when I have a branch down in the yard.
Nice 👌
I agree. I keep a 10" cordless chainsaw in my trailer for just this. Quick, quiet, and convenient
Was hoping to see a company announcing affordable equipment.... Maybe one day. Thanks for searching
I've worked with DeWalt 60v chainsaws for 3 years now. The first one I bought still runs strong to this day. With a 9ah battery you get enough wood for a bonfire but not going to be building piles with it.
The problem started when I bought DCCS670 #2,3,4,5 they all would run perfect for a few days but they all ended up failing to motor burnout some in glorious smoke and flames and would leave us stranded cutting trails. This is not acceptable for a $400-$600 saw. A comparable Husqvarna or Stihl will work circled around this saw in any weather.
I have completly switched back to gas powered saws. Even with me missing my left arm and starting gas saws proves easier and less of a headache than the all plastic toy called chainsaw model DCCS670
I have circular saw, recip saw all drills and power tools DeWalt. Normally great stuff. But the 60v chainsaw is easy to keep by the door and chop a log slightly if it's too big for the stove. That's about it convienience if you have to make a cut or two. Or trim larger trees ( it does make great cutting power) when not on fire
I forgot to add that they leak bar oil so bad you have to store them on paper towels or it will drip and cover everything you own.
I actually really like my Dewalt pole chain saw
Awesome sauce 👍
@@Dirtmonkey wanted to let you know, I listened to a podcast of yours when you interviewed Greg from Aquascape about 15 months ago. I looked into them and what it was all about and started the process of becoming a CAC! So thanks for alway look for ideas for contractors!
Love the Pro American T Shirt
Stan I have a Dewalt chainsaw and it works great for the small branches
Cool beans 😄👍
Better rep than the reps…again.. thanks stan
Stanley your doing great on your videos .
Are you hooked on these new products?Did you research these items first before you buy!
Keep the videos coming to Pittsburgh Pa.
I like the video's and learn different things from them .
Have a nice Christmas and happy new year to you and your.
God bless 🙏
Some of these are definitely BA 😎 & thanks for the support man! Much appreciated. God Bless & go get em
Hey Stanley, got a question for ya...I came up with a new kind of shovel...what would be the best trade show to attend to display it to the public?
Would love to see you real world test the RT50 with that forestry head .
Great video, enjoyed it !
Hi Stan. How much did you get at auction for your old dump truck?
Just a question. How big is your iguana and how old?
Man I have an old c-121 wheel horse I use as a bush hog and a zero cub cadet for mowing the rest is husqvarna. But I work 40 plus in a factory. So hell, I'm small. But hey, it does make me extra fast cash. Enough to pay everything back. Now all profit trailer and all. Got my eye on that shil though of Ferris? Man you have a sweet life. But mine is not to shabby. Every is just getting higher.
Great video
Thanks Logan!
Dude great video man. 📹
60v Dewalt 16in. Chainsaw. After not much use, some parts near the clutch came loose. Not sure if it was user fault or manufacturers fault. If your planning on cutting a lot 2 batteries will not be enough.
I love using JOBBER! Makes running a small business so much easier.
I love it!!
The DEWALT chainsaw is amazing I got one my self. I feel like the small one they showed would work better if they used a 5 or 6 or flexvolt battery with it
Stan.. he showed you. He had onboard battery. To run a residential system..
Yep.,. He could unplug one to run his hedge trimmer.. swap it out for his blower... Plug em back in when he docked his ride. Like having fuel saddle bags on your stand up..
i use the dewalt pole saw... definitely does the job
Love the videos
Thanks bud! Glad you’re here
So I have a Milwaukee chainsaw that I use with a 12 amp battery and I love it it's a beast
I hope Makita is planning on producing a small chainsaw similar to the DeWalt saw.
Dang thought i would run into ya at the expo..just a fan lol
I like your shirt Stan
love my dewalt 16 saw
"Dirt Money" So I'm in the market to buy a zero turn lawn mower. But which do you recommend? Should I get the sit-down zero turn or the stand-up one? Cheers
Merry Christmas
You too 🎄
Hey @DirtMonkey how or where do I shop for that I dunno 4 inch "Grinder/cut-off Wheel" you showed in another video on Facebook? You were cutting disk breaks, aluminum, S.S., tile, all manner of stuff. I'd like to buy some of those wheels.
Have 3 DeWalt 20 volt saws and love the a
I love my commercials 60 inch gas powered Toro mowers. Let’s not reinvent the beer can volks. Somethings were meant to be. Like chocolate donuts. Cheers
Haven’t used jobber we run quick books . How is it Stan ?
“ Not from a company that makes faucets.” 😂 I’m gonna assume that was a dig at Kohler.
Country Clipper has been making joystick zero turns for years.
I wonder if you could special order the Ryobi with a left stick instead
Can you please make a video of the Massimo Motor Booth at Equip Expo 2023?
It'd be interesting to know how the EFI engines respond to ethanol fuel and seasonal fuel storage in the gas tank and engine internals
Stan your hilarious, thanks for great content. Hope you and dirt monkey force have great Christmas and happy new year
All stated battery run time claims are tested under absolute perfect conditions. It sucks because people think they are going to get that run time normally. Fact is Ryobi probably tested this run time while clipping 1/16” off the top of the grass either going all down hill or absolute flat yard with a 100lb operator not charging your cellphone. That’s what manufactures do with battery electric claims.
Hmm sounds like I might need to try one of these out then 😈
That would be awesome!
Maybe an updated electric chainsaw match next. Iv been wanting to see a head to head match with the new dewalt flexvolt 20” vs the ego 18”.
I have repaired a Dewalt chainsaw for a customer in my small engine shop. I was not impressed with how cheap the internal components were. The electronics were fine, but the oil pump stopped due to a cast aluminum pin breaking which was supposed to actuate a cheap plastic pump. These components are much better designed by stihl and husqvarna and echo.
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Ryobi mower is like clipper mower
Lol...high end yachts. Yup but you forgot about power wheel chairs.