Alan DeVaney, they aren’t the cedar trees you’re thinking of. This species is actually an Ashe Juniper. It doesn’t have the same characteristics as a true cedar. It’s short and bushy, almost like huisatch . It does nothing but absorb more water then anything around it, killing Hill Country Live Oaks and elms, not to mention the pollen is not pleasant for anyone here.
I have a curious question do the tenttioner on the side of the hydraulic mulcher head keeps on snaping got to replace it does it suppose to be torqued or just tite to tention
Most of central Texas is naturally a grassland prairie. With the suppression of natural wildfires and with the overgrazing of livestock, the cedar (ashe juniper) has been able to take over for the last 200 years. Cedar is a big-time water hog, preventing the grasses from regrowing, drying up the springs and creeks, and destroying habitat for a lot of species. Clearing the cedar is helping to restore the native landscape, at least a little.
as. a retired old man I watch mulching videos.most of them are good, but the operators who run the mulcher to the tops of trees and chops the main body down is childish and notpleasing to me.,
Alan DeVaney, they aren’t the cedar trees you’re thinking of. This species is actually an Ashe Juniper. It doesn’t have the same characteristics as a true cedar. It’s short and bushy, almost like huisatch . It does nothing but absorb more water then anything around it, killing Hill Country Live Oaks and elms, not to mention the pollen is not pleasant for anyone here.
If I had this machine I could mow my backyard😅😅😅
I have always wondered how many times you guys have seen diamond backs being cut up n launch? Awesome machine, Thnks for sharing.
Excellent video.. from your #1 fan
I have a curious question do the tenttioner on the side of the hydraulic mulcher head keeps on snaping got to replace it does it suppose to be torqued or just tite to tention
Good work 👍🏻
Maybe you should have put juniper eater in your description ?
The beast!
There must be something about Texans not liking cedar, there are a lot of videos that show clearing of them; love cedar down here in N. Fla
Kool
Will grass grow in all of that now
Randy Wilson b
bravo bravo bravo
Wow what a machine
As if wet thing movie
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I hope you replanted some else where cedars are awesome when fully grown..........
Fultonfalcons86 they are invasive in Texas...
Most of central Texas is naturally a grassland prairie. With the suppression of natural wildfires and with the overgrazing of livestock, the cedar (ashe juniper) has been able to take over for the last 200 years. Cedar is a big-time water hog, preventing the grasses from regrowing, drying up the springs and creeks, and destroying habitat for a lot of species. Clearing the cedar is helping to restore the native landscape, at least a little.
as big as that machine is - you would think it wouldn't have to go back and forth 4 times!!!
Benny ofAtlanta jj
as. a retired old man I watch mulching videos.most of them are good, but the operators who run the mulcher to the tops of trees and chops the main body down is childish and notpleasing to me.,
So hitting the base and having the tree fall on top of you would be adult like and pleasing ?!?!????
Is this a joke?
If it's not pleasing to you why are you watching it?😮