Lightweight is good and what did I use it for it’s a lawnmower ruclips.net/user/postUgkxTPN04aT-Qdjr_KS3ql7ng8wnU3wwsCqk also recommend Yes it is lightweight so hence not as robust as our old one. But if you take care it does the job really well.
Just a heads up might want to back that throttle down just a hair on the brush cutter as it sounded like the choke was still on as you were cutting…. Don’t want you foul out the spark plug on your brush cutter but super cool job that thing cuts great and best of luck with the new house purchase 🤞
You are going to love late fall to spring when you get to actually see the terrain bare from foliage. Getting to see what you can't see now, I'm excited for you and looking forward to you showing us more.
Joe, You are doing an amazing job. I see you and Jade being happy there in the future. You are very lucky young people to be blessed with such a parcel of land. God bless you both and looking forward to seeing your progress in the coming future. Many blessings to you both.
With 52 acres, & trails to maintain I highly recommend a tractor. We have a John Deere 2025R with a 60” mid mower deck & it still takes 5hrs to mow 4.5 acres (we have 5). Plus the frt loader comes in very handy. Use it to haul your tools & saw, & use it to haul fire wood back. Use it for placing dirt to form the track. With land it’s such a useful tool for the job.
@@2vintage start with a good old diesel tractor over 50hp and 3 speed pto for your bush hog, mower,snow blower and other implements and maybe get a fixer upper backhoe for the loader and shovel both with a couple implements can be found for around $20 000
@@2vintage check out the used mkt. Ag Pro sometimes has trade ins…or other brands. Our neighbor has a Kubota with 25HP engine & It was a few thousand cheaper than the JD. Rural King sells tractors that are a bunch cheaper than JD as well. Not sure if they are in WI?? I’m in OH. If I were closer I’d help ya out. When we first got our property the weeds were 8’ high…I had to rent a tractor (JD 3deries) & a brush hog to get it all down. Good luck man. Exciting stuf👍🏻👍🏻
The woodland is really nice lots of potential for trails and a homestead , great to see the machines being used for what they were designed for 👍👍 you could do with a rake and a small baler and make some hay bales from the grass 👍
Absolutely beautiful piece of property you have there Joe. Also, thanks for the educational video, until today I had no idea that a pull behind trail mower was even a thing, lol. I have always used a push mower raised to its highest settings.
2 suggestions; use zip ties or velcro straps and attach your control wire to the connect arm and then to the atv. Next add a chain gaurd to the discharge area. This will keep from hurling chunks of debris and will help act as a mulcher, returning some of the grass for a second cut.
That works great, once you get initial cut will be awesome, I run a mower all summer for my Highway department and use a big John Deere with brush hog, so peaceful. Love this content also, best of both worlds.
Looks like a lot of work, but the dividends will will be great! For year’s you’ve been wanting land. Looks like a plan is coming together! Congrats, and looking forward to more content.
You're learning things on your own which is great ...but it takes a couple years before you get yourself where you want to be ...you can cut that time and half if you sit down for half an hour with somebody
Dude that’s super awesome I can’t wait for the day I can have my own land and make a track. Get the machinery and fill dirt to make some fun trails and jumps. I’m jealous lol
i would lube a trailer hitch threads so that it does not rust and jam so its easier to remove, but my dad put back in day a plastic pack on the threads and heat it up so its like protection to dirt and water.
If you do one big long trail around the whole perimeter of the property you basically have still your whole property to do a pond play area for kids hunting area if you want to Deer hun the trail won't even be an issue with your property.... yet you'll still have about a one mile long trail with jumps turns you can do a couple hair pins on the back corner of the property,,, keep the trail zigzagging away from Big Trees cuz they hurt.... And it's a lot of work to cut them down but I'm sure they'll be a couple you'll need to do but you'll want firewood for bonfires with the wife and dog
Nice mower for sure! On these engines the throttle and choke are often on the same lever, so to avoid choking it you should back of on the throttle until the rpms peak. You do not want to run it choked all the time.
@@johndallis9901 actually it isn't if you watch the choke is on the same lever as the throttle look at the top of the throttle you'll see the choke sticker at the top and you can literally hear when he puts on choke
I screenshotted you sitting next to your fire and I'm going to send it to you in a couple years.. You need to go back and your video screenshot it and put it up in your Workshop ,,,that picture of you sitting next to your first fire is a major turning point in your life.. more than you know Take your time map everything out whether it's your pond ,your Trail, your house ,,think everything thoroughly through before you start or you'll be doing things two and three times,, trust me I've been there and done that
You need to sit down with a local farmer buy him lunch at the local bar and he'll tell you all the little tricks of the trade and give you all efficient ways of doing things
This is exciting. I am anxiously looking forward to seeing your progress. You have a great plot of land to work with. I like it much better than what I've sen you and your brother ride on in the past.
Get some survey flags and mark out where you want trails and then clear out the big stuff that makes it impassable. After that get a few of your buddies with atvs and then ride the piss out of the marked trails to quickly burn in the new trails. That is the quickest and cheapest way to make trails. Also the funnest.
Love this channel. One tool we have for our hunting / utv / 4 wheeler / snowmobile land is a Stihl Kombi system and the following attachments: brush cutter, weed whacker with plastic blades not string, and pole saw. You can load all attachments onto the back of the 4 wheeler and chainsaw on front for the big stuff. Makes trail maintenance for branches and side brush super easy and we use it to make new little off shoots of existing trails to connect to others pretty quickly for tree stands. It was a game changer. I only did it the way you did it one year and then went searching for a better solution and landed on the Stihl Kombi. Now I wish we had a swisher! Keep crushing it (with a few more sleds!!!!!!!)
you have beautiful property--ought 2 find a little spot a dig a little pond--( know you said you got sandy soil) but the pond would be a blessing 4 the animals--I am still wowed how efficient you are with electronics & those gearboxes--great work
You dont need that chainsaw and rake on those saplings and briars. The brush cutter will chop that all up to nothing, Use the saw for large trees and branches.
Congratulations on finding the right property. The past few videos have the feeling of watching the start of something big. I just wish you lived a bit closer so my son and i could load the quads on the trailer and come help. Cant wait to see what's next. Be careful and have fun!
Congratulations Joe! You are living my dream! Instead I now live in the Arizona desert which was my secondary dream! I can't complain though and you have some very nice property ... enjoy!
just let a bunch of your buds rip around on their bikes and quads and there will be trails roughed in without any fuss. As long as they know to stay off the farm crops it'll be fine Joseph.
I was lucky enough to pick up a swisher mower like yours, the previous owner said it was locked up. I pulled the top pull starter and found that someone had dropped a small piece metal roofing and it got caught up in the starter paws and wouldn't let it turn over. The only other problem turned out to be that a chipmunk had chewed a hole in the fuel tank, Tank replaced carb cleaned it runs very well and the company still has parts to spare. total price $120.00 dollars for the new tank and a new drive belt. Thanks for your videos.
Wautoma!? I just found your channel this last week. My in laws have some land in Hancock that Ive been frequenting for several years now. I actually just dropped them off a '05 Honda Rincon for the trails out there. I just picked up a 44" swisher for our new house as well! Great content, keep up the good work!
Joe, take it from me, keep your trails as wide as you can. I know - I'm Johnny come latley but mow everything (in the woods and keep it opened) that the past owner has. Mother Nature will reclaim it faster than you think. It is much easier to mow now than it is to cut even small trees and get rid of them. Also, I saw you bending over cutting the berry bushes with your chain saw. Your brush cutter will go right through them. And if you want to purchase something handy get a weed whacker and a Forester 9in chain saw blade attachment. It'll cut through anything. JUST DON"T HIT A ROCK! Dulls it immediately. I so love doing this type work on your/my own property. P.S. I didn't think a Honda would let you down..
two shipping containers and a roof inbetween or shed/garage would be cool. Although the shipping containers are expensive now, even more so in the middle of the country I guess lol
Love your new place man you have the spot for the toys now get your wife that beautiful home and life is good bro ♥️👍🏽👍🏽 congrats on your new place man 💪🏾💪🏾
I had that same exact Poulan pro and just sold it because it always stalled out, the carb was very finicky and constantly went out of adjustment! Also for thin stuff I would recommend a battery powered hedge trimmer, works way faster than a chainsaw on stuff smaller than your thumb. Fun project!
super impressed with that pull behind mower. been looking for options to enjoy our land while we save up funds to make the move. thanks for sharing some inspiration.
You’ve come a long way Joe. So proud of you man! Your success has not come easy as you are a one man wrecking crew. You are the producer, editor, camera man, and the star of the show. Haha. Great job manning the drone while mowing too. What you have been doing takes lots and lots of time, energy, and work. Your hard work is paying off and entertaining us in the process. Keep up the great work and we’ll continue to support your channel. Stay humble and stay blessed Brother! 🙏🏽
That cutter is pretty cool! It would be awesome to see a video series where you fix things until you can buy/sell/trade your way up to a skid steer or tractor. Just an idea.
The ATV with the brush mower is an awesome trail forging setup you got an absolute steal there! Very impressed how well it cuts and extremely satisfying to watch please keep these vids coming! Excited by your future farming idea.
It will be 1 million times easier to cut a trail in the winter time or late late fall when the leaves are falling you can see much more a lot of the brush dies away
Yeah I'm constantly looking out for big rocks, so that will make it easier. The brush mower works great though. Pretty much cuts anything down in its way.
Your suppose to offset the toung drive where u have mowed s o u don't drive in the deep an bend brush down it cuts better standing up an doesn't scratch you or the pull machine great unit property looks great
Not sure if you realized but the choke on the brush cutter was on the hole time you can't put the throttle lever all the way up because then it chokes it
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Super excited for this content! Nothing better than putting those machines to work
Love reading all the comments and seeing all the support this man has.There is hope for humanity yet?
Lightweight is good and what did I use it for it’s a lawnmower ruclips.net/user/postUgkxTPN04aT-Qdjr_KS3ql7ng8wnU3wwsCqk also recommend Yes it is lightweight so hence not as robust as our old one. But if you take care it does the job really well.
Just a heads up might want to back that throttle down just a hair on the brush cutter as it sounded like the choke was still on as you were cutting…. Don’t want you foul out the spark plug on your brush cutter but super cool job that thing cuts great and best of luck with the new house purchase 🤞
I was literally just going to comment that.
@@chevsterguy1985 lol that’s funny
Beat me to it.
You are going to love late fall to spring when you get to actually see the terrain bare from foliage. Getting to see what you can't see now, I'm excited for you and looking forward to you showing us more.
Joe, You are doing an amazing job. I see you and Jade being happy there in the future. You are very lucky young people to be blessed with such a parcel of land. God bless you both and looking forward to seeing your progress in the coming future. Many blessings to you both.
With 52 acres, & trails to maintain I highly recommend a tractor. We have a John Deere 2025R with a 60” mid mower deck & it still takes 5hrs to mow 4.5 acres (we have 5). Plus the frt loader comes in very handy. Use it to haul your tools & saw, & use it to haul fire wood back. Use it for placing dirt to form the track. With land it’s such a useful tool for the job.
Yeah I've been looking into them. They are very expensive right now!
@@2vintage start with a good old diesel tractor over 50hp and 3 speed pto for your bush hog, mower,snow blower and other implements and maybe get a fixer upper backhoe for the loader and shovel
both with a couple implements can be found for around $20 000
@@2vintage check out the used mkt. Ag Pro sometimes has trade ins…or other brands. Our neighbor has a Kubota with 25HP engine & It was a few thousand cheaper than the JD. Rural King sells tractors that are a bunch cheaper than JD as well. Not sure if they are in WI?? I’m in OH. If I were closer I’d help ya out. When we first got our property the weeds were 8’ high…I had to rent a tractor (JD 3deries) & a brush hog to get it all down. Good luck man. Exciting stuf👍🏻👍🏻
If you buy new and it's New Holland/Ford I can get you a great discount
Great choice on the Swisher. They're beasts. We have the 42". If you offset the deck it'll go through the junk on the edges and you don't. Try it.
Looking forward to seeing how the track turns out! No more pissing the neighbors off with....braaaap....braaaap🤣
Excited for ya Joe!
Make sure the throttle is wide open and not into the choke. I’m fairly certain you had the choke on after getting the 4 wheeler going.
Yep haha that pissed me of
Have to say I'm truly jealous would love to have trails like that to ride. Congrats on your new property!
Thank you!
Living the dream, one day hopefully I can also achieve this.
you will!
The woodland is really nice lots of potential for trails and a homestead , great to see the machines being used for what they were designed for 👍👍 you could do with a rake and a small baler and make some hay bales from the grass 👍
Absolutely beautiful piece of property you have there Joe. Also, thanks for the educational video, until today I had no idea that a pull behind trail mower was even a thing, lol. I have always used a push mower raised to its highest settings.
2 suggestions; use zip ties or velcro straps and attach your control wire to the connect arm and then to the atv. Next add a chain gaurd to the discharge area. This will keep from hurling chunks of debris and will help act as a mulcher, returning some of the grass for a second cut.
cant wait to see more videos on this land you purchased
Gotta say, I'm looking forward to going on the journey with you. Love to see good people succeed...
You can say thank to you dad and mom without them you would have nothing lol
Very true
That works great, once you get initial cut will be awesome, I run a mower all summer for my Highway department and use a big John Deere with brush hog, so peaceful. Love this content also, best of both worlds.
We always just ride through and make trails that way.
Wow! so many new things! Congrats man! I'm looking forward to watching your progress.
Looks like a lot of work, but the dividends will will be great! For year’s you’ve been wanting land. Looks like a plan is coming together! Congrats, and looking forward to more content.
I like these types of videos
Chainsaws are not meant for cutting bush hence why the chain came off your very lucky that you didn’t get cut. Awsome video
Congrats guy, you’ve worked hard and deserve it. Buying land is one of the greatest purchases you can make
Absolutely love seeing what your doing that’s some land u got there I very much look foward to seeing your progress- good work joe
this is called enjoying life, great friend continue
You're learning things on your own which is great ...but it takes a couple years before you get yourself where you want to be
...you can cut that time and half if you sit down for half an hour with somebody
Dude that’s super awesome I can’t wait for the day I can have my own land and make a track. Get the machinery and fill dirt to make some fun trails and jumps. I’m jealous lol
Nice rig man, glad it cuts so well, should be a handy tool for a long time. Great job!!
Good things happening for a good guy, fun stuff
I wish I had bought land while the interest rates were low. Such a great idea
i would lube a trailer hitch threads so that it does not rust and jam so its easier to remove, but my dad put back in day a plastic pack on the threads and heat it up so its like protection to dirt and water.
i'd find a cheap camper to stick out there for overnighters
Yeah that would be fun!
If you do one big long trail around the whole perimeter of the property you basically have still your whole property to do a pond play area for kids hunting area if you want to Deer hun the trail won't even be an issue with your property.... yet you'll still have about a one mile long trail with jumps turns you can do a couple hair pins on the back corner of the property,,, keep the trail zigzagging away from Big Trees cuz they hurt....
And it's a lot of work to cut them down but I'm sure they'll be a couple you'll need to do but you'll want firewood for bonfires with the wife and dog
Nice mower for sure! On these engines the throttle and choke are often on the same lever, so to avoid choking it you should back of on the throttle until the rpms peak. You do not want to run it choked all the time.
You can see it’s seperate, but he pulled the choke out when it was already running 😂
@@johndallis9901 actually it isn't if you watch the choke is on the same lever as the throttle look at the top of the throttle you'll see the choke sticker at the top and you can literally hear when he puts on choke
I screenshotted you sitting next to your fire and I'm going to send it to you in a couple years..
You need to go back and your video screenshot it and put it up in your Workshop ,,,that picture of you sitting next to your first fire is a major turning point in your life.. more than you know
Take your time map everything out whether it's your pond ,your Trail, your house ,,think everything thoroughly through before you start or you'll be doing things two and three times,, trust me I've been there and done that
You need to sit down with a local farmer buy him lunch at the local bar and he'll tell you all the little tricks of the trade and give you all efficient ways of doing things
I love how excited you are! Can't wait for October.
This is exciting. I am anxiously looking forward to seeing your progress. You have a great plot of land to work with. I like it much better than what I've sen you and your brother ride on in the past.
I wanna see more grass cutting for some odd reason, might be the Mexican in me
Good one,,lol
You must have a good job besides what you do on youtube. Well done!!!
Get some survey flags and mark out where you want trails and then clear out the big stuff that makes it impassable. After that get a few of your buddies with atvs and then ride the piss out of the marked trails to quickly burn in the new trails. That is the quickest and cheapest way to make trails. Also the funnest.
That thing works remarkably well! Great investment. Need something like that for our trails.
Thanks for sharing.
Dude your about to take on the best adventures that are yet to come. Great job Joe 🤟🏻🔥🤟🏻
I have the same chainsaw man, works great too paid 330 with an extra 20" bar n chain plus oil and warranty. Alot of ppl sleep on poulan saws
Love this channel. One tool we have for our hunting / utv / 4 wheeler / snowmobile land is a Stihl Kombi system and the following attachments: brush cutter, weed whacker with plastic blades not string, and pole saw. You can load all attachments onto the back of the 4 wheeler and chainsaw on front for the big stuff. Makes trail maintenance for branches and side brush super easy and we use it to make new little off shoots of existing trails to connect to others pretty quickly for tree stands. It was a game changer. I only did it the way you did it one year and then went searching for a better solution and landed on the Stihl Kombi. Now I wish we had a swisher! Keep crushing it (with a few more sleds!!!!!!!)
A very helpful tool. A beautiful place you have there.
Mr. Anderson is exactly right. Sounds like the mower engine is running on CHOKE. Especially since even the sticker on the control box says it is.
you have beautiful property--ought 2 find a little spot a dig a little pond--( know you said you got sandy soil) but the pond would be a blessing 4 the animals--I am still wowed how efficient you are with electronics & those gearboxes--great work
You dont need that chainsaw and rake on those saplings and briars. The brush cutter will chop that all up to nothing, Use the saw for large trees and branches.
Congratulations on finding the right property. The past few videos have the feeling of watching the start of something big. I just wish you lived a bit closer so my son and i could load the quads on the trailer and come help.
Cant wait to see what's next. Be careful and have fun!
Congratulations Joe! You are living my dream! Instead I now live in the Arizona desert which was my secondary dream! I can't complain though and you have some very nice property ... enjoy!
You are one of the guys that always finds great deals, love the land and can't wait to see it later on
Geeze only 4 years out of a set of aluminum ramps we've had our recurved aluminum set for almost 40 😂 still work like new
just let a bunch of your buds rip around on their bikes and quads and there will be trails roughed in without any fuss. As long as they know to stay off the farm crops it'll be fine Joseph.
Who new that a small little wooden trailer would be so useful for someone I’m impressed😂
I was lucky enough to pick up a swisher mower like yours, the previous owner said it was locked up. I pulled the top pull starter and found that someone had dropped a small piece metal roofing and it got caught up in the starter paws and wouldn't let it turn over. The only other problem turned out to be that a chipmunk had chewed a hole in the fuel tank, Tank replaced carb cleaned it runs very well and the company still has parts to spare. total price $120.00 dollars for the new tank and a new drive belt. Thanks for your videos.
That Honda is loving every minute. Except when it got a little thirsty!! Love the content keep it up joe!!!
Haha yeah she was running lean there for a bit lol
I dig your land really like how your cutting trails in and making use of the land. Like that trail cutter you got Can't wait for the next one👍🏼👍🏼
So happy for all the new and great things in your life man. It shows that hard work and not giving up pays off.
This video is extremely relaxing
Get those beans outa there!! 🤣🤣
With your skills look for an old tractor pre computer model. They last forever
I really need to get one of these with a 4x4 now
All your hard work on you tube is paying off. Congratulations on the land purchase. That will be fun for years to come.
Watch out for Bear Joe lol
I would be worried if Yogi and BOOBOO may steal Joe's picnic basket
Man your living the dream
Bout to hit 250k!!
Absolutely brilliant stuff, but next time take someone with you, just in case, don't be on your own if anything happens
But your land will be sorted 👌
someone was with him at 25 min into video he was filming while someone pulled the truck forward to get the brush cutter off the trailer
@@did_that_hurt8387 Pretty sure that he just set the camera up on a tripod
@@JqwsXD he was talking and moving while the truck moved
@@JqwsXD I re watched it it may have just been a good edit actually
Always have your phone with you.
If you push the throttle all the way forward it's on choke you have to pull it back a little bit to get full power
Wautoma!? I just found your channel this last week. My in laws have some land in Hancock that Ive been frequenting for several years now. I actually just dropped them off a '05 Honda Rincon for the trails out there.
I just picked up a 44" swisher for our new house as well!
Great content, keep up the good work!
Straight went farming simulator, loving it lol.
Joe, take it from me, keep your trails as wide as you can. I know - I'm Johnny come latley but mow everything (in the woods and keep it opened) that the past owner has. Mother Nature will reclaim it faster than you think. It is much easier to mow now than it is to cut even small trees and get rid of them. Also, I saw you bending over cutting the berry bushes with your chain saw. Your brush cutter will go right through them. And if you want to purchase something handy get a weed whacker and a Forester 9in chain saw blade attachment. It'll cut through anything. JUST DON"T HIT A ROCK! Dulls it immediately. I so love doing this type work on your/my own property.
P.S. I didn't think a Honda would let you down..
You should get some grade8 chain and a carbide lock and chain your mower to a big tree in the woods.
Can't wait to see the new garage!
two shipping containers and a roof inbetween or shed/garage would be cool. Although the shipping containers are expensive now, even more so in the middle of the country I guess lol
Love your new place man you have the spot for the toys now get your wife that beautiful home and life is good bro ♥️👍🏽👍🏽 congrats on your new place man 💪🏾💪🏾
Thank man!
@@2vintage big welcome my bro 😎👊🏽💨💥
Now that its mowed. Get a chain harrow and just keep running laps. Itll truly turn into some mean trails.
The Wider the better if you want to be able to pass Chuck
haha
I had that same exact Poulan pro and just sold it because it always stalled out, the carb was very finicky and constantly went out of adjustment! Also for thin stuff I would recommend a battery powered hedge trimmer, works way faster than a chainsaw on stuff smaller than your thumb. Fun project!
Chain tensioner was always loosening up too, just like yours haha
super impressed with that pull behind mower. been looking for options to enjoy our land while we save up funds to make the move. thanks for sharing some inspiration.
You will need a tractor and a rotary mower when you take that field
You’ve come a long way Joe. So proud of you man! Your success has not come easy as you are a one man wrecking crew. You are the producer, editor, camera man, and the star of the show. Haha. Great job manning the drone while mowing too. What you have been doing takes lots and lots of time, energy, and work. Your hard work is paying off and entertaining us in the process. Keep up the great work and we’ll continue to support your channel. Stay humble and stay blessed Brother! 🙏🏽
Later you should find a grater to grate paths down smooth.
👍😁😎😎 ... awesome shit
Wish you the best man 🍀
That's a sweet mower you got a smoking deal on it good job now you can do what you want to do with the trail keep on keeping on
That cutter is pretty cool! It would be awesome to see a video series where you fix things until you can buy/sell/trade your way up to a skid steer or tractor. Just an idea.
Love these land vids
Thanks for watching!
The ATV with the brush mower is an awesome trail forging setup you got an absolute steal there! Very impressed how well it cuts and extremely satisfying to watch please keep these vids coming! Excited by your future farming idea.
It will be 1 million times easier to cut a trail in the winter time or late late fall when the leaves are falling you can see much more a lot of the brush dies away
Yeah I'm constantly looking out for big rocks, so that will make it easier. The brush mower works great though. Pretty much cuts anything down in its way.
Hell, run that brush hog over those jaggers you’re sawing down. It’ll mow right through them.
Your suppose to offset the toung drive where u have mowed s o u don't drive in the deep an bend brush down it cuts better standing up an doesn't scratch you or the pull machine great unit property looks great
Just rip through there a few times with the banshee and she will b clear. And u know how lucky that is to find a matching shed
Looking really good.
wow love it! my kind of chores
BRAVO - the hard work is paying off. Great channel, you are meant for a higher purpose
Looks great all you need is some big air time .
"The old Honda let me down.... I left the choke on the entire time".... Sounds like you let the old Honda down.
Not sure if you realized but the choke on the brush cutter was on the hole time you can't put the throttle lever all the way up because then it chokes it
rent or buy a used brush cutter and that will clear all your trails easy