Testing Out The Brand-new Saw Set up on CTL - Success Or Failure?
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Finishing up the "Limbinator" in the shop and putting it to the test.
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Welcome back Mike! And give Aaron a pat on the back for me, he killed it while solo filming in the last episode!
I especially like MBTS doing a voice recording for DP. Good Times
@@royscarbrough3589 that was hilarious
i thought the first thing DP would have commented on was the great cleanup job MBTS did on the metal scrap shelf Aaron did a great job on it
and DP helped even more when he got back and saw the shelving unit was still full.
I think I would put a guard on the back portion to protect the driver. If for some reason if the blade broke or come loose it could get real ugly real quick. Be safe.
That blade that big and heavy its going to just about split the taco in half.
I was thinking the same thing
That would take all the fun out of it.
@@mowerjeff8990Ditto
I’d put a small guard over the back off the blade to protect the driver!❤
If you'd have kept more of the brake drum you could have just added holes to the drum with one anchor point on the attachment to index the rotation. awesome work!
That is what I was thinking
Same
Great minds think alike 😂
That could still be done with another junk drum since it’s not welded to anything. Version 1.1 😊
Hey Mike just to let you know you can move one bolt hold over for each lug nut that would change the angle of the blade. Great job my friend
1 pin vs. 8 lug bolts.. pin seems a lot easier.
@@Silverhornet81
I think he still means to use the one pin but if DP finds placing the blade just off vertical he could utilized the 10 (not 8) lug nut positions to adjust the blade angle by 36* off vertical or horizontal.
Sorry.. 10
DP needs either a T-shirt or hoodie with eye balls design on it lol.
With mbts welding on it
@@mattchewynichols5217 oh yes
Might I suggest that since y'all have plenty of studs to bolt it to.
Take three of those out, and replace them in a way to taper them as alignment pins that are longer than your attachment studs.
That'll make it much easier to connect everything together.
Otherwise I say y'all did excellent work both in conception as well as construction of y'all's universal implement.
Nice rake for cleanup afterwards too.
Crazy,,,, no way ,you two are genius, absolutely great and so fun to watch 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Hey, Taco was able to lift the rake! Whew! Congrats on two great units!
Most awesome tree limbing attachment I’ve ever seen built but hanging out watching you and Aaron in your shop i do believe you guys are going to come up with more and I’ll be watching you guys still rocking the shop builds 👍😎🇺🇸 NY
Lol someone needs to keep an eye on those two for sure. Lol
I’m not sure this is a good idea, but I think you should make a blade cover to protect it from accidental, banging, and crashing when it’s not being used it might help protect the sharpness also
What you two have created exceeds the quality of any manufactured purpose built equipment. Your pride of workmanship shines clear. Great build! 🤔 🇺🇲
If dirt work goes south yall could definitely get into custom attachments
Thanks for sharing your videos. Those attachments sure turned out really nice. Waiting to see logger Wade order the skid steer attachment for trimming ties at the mill. Hopefully you won’t make him pay patent royalties if he makes a copycat. Wishing you, Arron, and your families the best.
I had some loggers once that, once they got into the shop, there was no getting them out until they ran out of money.
The saw on the TacoTractor really looks good. I can see doing some definite timber stand improvement with it. The only thing that I'd want is a way to change the angle easily from the cab. Snowball Engineering just did some repair work on an attachment for tipping boxes over to dump them. Used a hydraulic cylinder and a rack.
Saw that as well and was thinking the same
Good morning sunshine! I love it when you say things like "torchy torchy & slidey slidey" lol! Awesome build & video! Much love from Henderson Ga USA
Literally had a customer thank me for a measury thingy last week 😊 it made my day. Was a digital protractor 😂
"Look at that!" Great job guys!!
I noticed DP. You didn't give Aaron pat on the back for cleaning up the metal storage rack. Aaron did a great job filming while you were gone. Thanks for the videos.
Mike and Aaron amazing build, can be used on different machines! You guys are going above and beyond engineering! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
Love the way you guys built the saw it put me in mind of what me and my dad used to do back in the day
You two are so awesome! I can't wait to see them on the job working. That root rake is the coolest thing ever!
Awesome.... love to have morning coffee and watch a Dirt Perfect video!!
Great job painting Mr Dirt Perfect
I think you guys are quickly forming a serious side gig. I’ll bet at least one of you viewers has already asked you to price building him one. It’s very cool. I can’t wait to see the root rake pushing too. 👍🏻👍🏻
More rpms is a must. Possibly a shield on the back to keep chips from flying. Kinda like on the wafer cutter ("outlaw" "cutting disk"). Looks great though!!!!❤
Ok Aaron go finish your cleanup around your pond now. That's going to be a awesome piece of equipment for the fleet.
Great job on both of those projects. I have a couple suggestions for the eliminator. I would think you would have better hose protection if you rotated the saw so that the blade was above the attachment in the horizontal cutting position. The second suggestion would be to add a skid attachment to the end of the saw so that if you hit a dip while running the skid steer, the skid would prevent the saw blade from gouging into the ground. You could also consider building a bolt on skid that sits back offset from the motor side with an additional skid that would prevent the blade from going into the ground while in the vertical cutting position. The only downside to it would be that it could be in the way if you're trying to cut in between trees that are close together. Hope this helps
That is a really big Weedwhacker looks great thanks for sharing
I really like your ingenuity because both pieces are designed with prowless! I have some prooerty clearing full of 4 inch sapplings and I am just mesmerized at how useful that saw could be!
Mike/Arron AWESOME job on the entire build, very well done and looks great. Love the shop videos as well the farm clean up, Tku from 🇨🇦
I got something you should think about if you want your jag. To be stored somewhere. Why don't you take it? Get one of those Jack mounts and put on your plate. On this that goes on the skid, steer them. That way, when you're using it in the sideways position. Flat position, then you're Jack. You can put it up there on that plate. And it'd be all the way
Welcome everyone to another session of "Welding with Aaron" !lamo News Mike is back to work after vacation!
Beyond entertaining. Love it. Kudos gents for the ingenuity
That’s Awesome!!! Awesome Job building these 2 amazing tools.
Wow! No stopping you guys!! Great work!
The only thing that I would add is a blade guard between the machine and the blade to protect the operator in case of blade failure or damage.
Love it when a plain comes together
You need a ground skid (ski) that can attach where your removable leg mounts, to keep the blade out of the dirt in horizontal cut mode... Heck, if you plan it right, it could work in vertical mode too! This thing is cool and red neck dangerous on a Mad Max scale!
I like it when you have mbts working with you,what a great team and team work. 😊
Well done boys!! Can’t wait to see it in action.
That's cool! I can't wait to see it working!
Just imagine the testing video if AC had built this to trim the snowmobile trails he helps maintain.
Suggest hard surfing the bottom and lower front edges of the root rake, save a lot of work later on as the teeth will not ware down evenly.
Y’all are doing a really good job. Keep up the good work.
Great build. I'd do nothing different except add a half pipe cover over the hydraulic lines for protection but I got the sense you were all ready thinking about it! Great series, I enjoyed it!
I love the way your mind works. Solving problems with what you have.
Great video the saw on the skid steer makes so much sense glad to see your ingenuity and creative thinking on this entire project
Love the videos however you need to give the man behind the scenes credit for picking up the slack while you were off playing and finishing the shop cleanup and the wonderful job he did on the scarp metal shelf 😂
Really enjoyed these last few build videos. Nice work.
I'm impressed with your engineering. Have a great day.
It’s been great watching the progress on these crazy projects! Keep up the good work and great videos.
Looking like a lot of fun coming up soon!!!
Th se builds are awesome and can’t wait for the videos coming of these all working. Great job guys
That saw and that rake is going to make a great pair , great job ,best project ever!!!
Looks good, works good, nice engineering gentlemen, looking forward to seeing it in action. Thanks for the update.
Mad equipment scientists at work great video thanks Mike and Aron
I hate to say it, but that built is quite impressive! Thanks for sharing! 😊
It's a Lopper, it's a chopper. it a slicer it's a dicer It's the one and only Slice A Matic.
I hope that the skid steer can push the root rake, it looks like it will push pretty hard. I saw Let's Dig break a track just pushing dirt.
I think you & MBTS did an AWESOME job building & using it! Much love from Henderson Ga USA
Nice DIY build and good use of stuff available.
American male ingenuity at its finest!!! With mostly scrap stuff.😂😂😂❤😊
I agree with Aaron the root rake would look good as a bumper on ole bubba dump!!
The rake looks Awesome 😊
The moment you started falling trees, i was giddy with happiness.
You two can think in three dimensions together and be creative. Congratulations on two excellent creations!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
You guys can dream it up and build it up and this installation is no different and built robustly to last a long time. Always fun content when in the shop and your funny banter never disappoints... hopefully the weather is warming up and you can kick it into high gear for the season. As always appreciate you sharing your day with us 😎👨🔧🛠️🔧👨🏭😇🙏🇺🇸
Excellent work by you both
Looking good guys ❤❤❤
engineering skills and welding master class all good am waiting to see the monster getting used cheers
When I worked at the boat shop some of the employees went to France to work on a boat there. When they came back, they had a new 'tool'; it was a 6" circular saw blade on a high-speed grinder and they used it to shape lead ballast.
I thought that was the most dangerous tool I have ever seen, until now.
Awesome build. I'm sure it will get some serious use this Summer.
Hey Mike. Very nice job. With an air ratchet to mount and unmount, it seems like this will be more challenging for an on-site switch over from one mount to the another! Just a couple of thoughts on improvements. (1) You could mount the stand to the top plate that connects to the 240 (Plenty of space on top of the 6x6 bar). (2) You could add in a valve control bypass to give it more power if necessary. (3) Ever think of replacing the saw blade with a chainsaw bar? Looks like it is possible and you could get some extra reach with larger limbs, maybe in the range of 16 to 30 inches! Where to mount the auto bar oiler! 😁
Mike, it looks like operating with the blade in the flat position really works for cutting down the trees. I could see where trimming limbs straight up and down position would work really well along a trail as you mentioned. Trying to cut small trees with the blade straight up and down leaves a pretty dangerous stump but when the blade is in the flat position it looks like you can get pretty close to ground level. Great job and thanks for taking us along during this journey of yours. J.R.
I swear man I’m amazed how you can take some junk and turn it into a something that can make you money. You should’ve been an engineer with the amount of talent you have! Outstanding job fellas.
It seems to me that you could benefit from adding a 'wedging' arm to your spinning blade. This could conceivably stick out from the main arm at an angle of about 45 degrees and be a few feet longer than the blade radius. A strong-enough loading spring could work ... to stabilize the saw and arm as you approach a trunk or a branch without creating hard collision.. Right now, everything is sort of wobbly and you waste time lining up properly. The arm would slide against the object to secure it to the saw arm and allow smooth cutting without bounce.
That looked amazing and frightening as you came out of the shop. Great build, guys. Thanks for sharing, Mike. it's going to be good on the job.
That is so cool. Better patent it. So much fun to watch. Farmer Chris is going to be loving this for his property needs.
Thats was cooool ! Nice job, and great color..
Each video has been a gem on this idea bro and getting a great result has been a big plus. Safe travels. Ken.
Morning Mike, and Aaron, It works and looks great, you two should be proud. Wanda In Ok
Nice! You might want to consider welding the drum/spacer to the hub. Easier fit-up and I can't see a reason to keep the drum/spacer a separate piece.
Coming out of the shop
All I could think of was this was a real life size version of battle bots!
In South africa we saw a show called robot wars
Aaron you had the perfect chance to paint the adapter plate bright yellow when DP was gone.
IT'S ALIVE!!! Watch out world. Limbstruction looms. Good job!
Great mod and install on the skid steer. This makes the saw even more useful and gives you guys greater flexibility on what machine to bring on the job site. Thanks for the video.
That thing is awesome. I think you guys did a perfect job and would not do anything different. I love it.
While you're getting the hoses, have a quick coupling mounted on the lemonador to where you can put a quick cup line there and then at a quick complaint on it. The skin steer and then that way. That set of hoses will be one size and then put a quick coupling. Um, the hoses for the excavator and then you won't have to change it. Do nothing but change out the 2 sets of hoses. That way you won't have to have too long. A hose on one or two or two shorter holes, on the other think about it
Quite an incredible ground up design and build guys. And not a bit dangerous! Grin.
Awesome Job!!
Awesome, thank you for sharing, always a pleasure watch your project, dream team with aaron 👍👍👍👍
Both builds look amazing. Nothing you can't do with a little ambition and a welder. Stay safe
You two did a great job on that Rake!!
Very nice mod to make it fit on the Taco.....truly a universal saw for the shop. Nice build. As always, great channel, great content.
I will say one thing. You do come up with some wold and cool stuff. I think you could go into building attachments.
Shop time today ,for the next iteration of the Frankenstein saw ,one of those unaccounted for obstacles, engineering on the fly ,critical thinking ,AKA working through problems ,A great way to spend Monday morning ,watching the boys A fabricating on Frankenstein saw ,I was wondering How long it would take Mike to Start taking down some big stuff besides saplings and then the pine came down ,you just need to spin the blade at a higher RPM .Awesome Job you two
I had trouble visualizing what you were going to do with this but this video cleared everything up. What a great build, I will be glad to see wen you se it . The same with the rake for the skidsteer,
I think if you guys wanted to start a manufacturing business you have it started. I like it.
Man they look great the captain k will be coming to get the 240 to do is trails
DP Tree triming and forest thining service Love the build of this saw and root rake