GAME CHANGER for my trails - LaneShark LS3 - Day 86 (U)

[@JayBates]

NOTE: According to the owner's manual, the hydraulic hoses should be disconnected before changing the position of the Lane Shark. I did not do this. Don't be a dummy like me.

[@brucewelty7684]

get a bunch of quik connects!

[@woodbutcher9173]

That's going to be very useful when the zombies come😂. Looking forward to the next video

[@aaronblackford981]

I really wanted to see the end of the video as your whole video. I should have known

[@thistledownwoodcraft3426]

Yup!

[@frankcheney]

Ok, now I need that video of you working on your trails with this thing!

[@raywolcott5279]

Really enjoying you taking us along on the journey of transforming your property.

[@jimbecker5675]

That's going to be an invaluable attachment for your new property. Congrats on adding it to your stable.

[@johnwurst6691]

Ok, cool attachment. Can I suggest you show it in action and then talk about it for 30min?

[@FearsomeWarrior]

I spray paint my hydro lines. Makes it easier for the people using them when I can’t yell at them. Just a short blast to give it a colored spot. Red for pressure, blue for return. Like arteries in your body.

[@cobberpete1]

When you have time, can you come by my place and do a little practice on my overhead brush 🤪 🤣.Be aware of those cut, falling branches Jay, I'd consider some head protection

[@w8one]

Very nice residential mow/trim.

[@internetuser691]

You need to go to the nearest big box store and get a 4’ stick of 3/8” or 1/4” rod and an old fashioned screen door spring. Affix the rod vertically and use the spring from the tip of the rod to a point on the hoses to keep them out of the way when using the lane shark. Drill a few holes in the rod to attach the spring to the rod and the rod to the lane shark, using self drilling and tapping screws to mount the rod to the lane shark (not on the mounting plate). A few zip ties to attach to the hoses, you’re all set, no more worries about cutting your lines.

[@internetuser691]

Also when cutting limbs, it really shines if you tilt the curl down on top of the limbs and cut on the downward sweeping motion.

[@JayBates]

Got any images of this?

[@internetuser691]

@@JayBates unfortunately no, I’ve only used that setup on a “for hire” job. Wasn’t my tractor. But it works quite well. Personally I would have put the spring pole where it could be moved when adjusting the lane shark. The setup is something we used to do with hoses on bobcats back when I worked for Bobcat and was setting up machines for forestry service.

[@kennethnielsen3864]

Thanks for sharing.

[@FredrikRambris]

This property is making you get all new type of tools. 😊

[@heyitsthatdude17]

Your BBL looks great Jay

[@guybowers9094]

That attachment is definitely going to be a game changer

[@brucemitchell5637]

I think that you hold the record for number of attachments that you can fit on a tractor, Jay! Lol!

[@bobbymccarley2134]

Sweet implement!!!

[@felicadawn62]

Why does that look like a giant weed eater to me? 😂 I can surely see the need at your place, though, Jay.

[@thomastieffenbacherdocsava1549]

Nice toy, eh tool Jay! LOL! Good luck , be safe!

[@smu1129]

You missed the opportunity to justify a jerry rigged chainsaw contraption 😂

[@lennyross2813]

Just bend the top John Deere quick connect. You may want to sell it one da y.. to me for $4 🤪

[@BirdYoumans]

❤❤

[@dkang3239]

Nice, like the vertical options. did u get any debris coming back at u when in using high up in vertical position ?

[@JayBates]

no

[@awldune]

I had the same concern and was glad to see he was wearing eye protection.

[@louislandi938]

How can you put a price on a tool that will allow you to do a difficult job better and faster?

[@mikebarnstable7038]

Really enjoyed this 36 minute commercial.