Forestry Mulching Table Rock Tea Company
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- This is a customer we've done work for in the past. Every couple of years we come up and forestry mulch for them so they can plant more tea for their business, Table Rock Tea Company.
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I am thrilled you are teaching your kids. The next generation of forestry mulchers depends on people like you teaching the youth of tomorrow.
Hair don't stand up on the back of his neck like that playing video games I'LL bet, Great job John ! Glad to meet you Wyatt.
My fondest memories still are working and hunting with my Dad and I'm 70! Bless You and Yours.
Is there anything better than working with one of your children. Those moments are precious, and will be remembered by them as well...
I wish I had toys like that when I was 8 years old! I just got my hat and I love it. Thank you!!
Thanks for the support!
Son did very nice job. Love to see them out with you. Cool job
45:10 That was an awesome surprise. Teaching them young. You are a great father
Is great job little man following after his daddy's footsteps that is so awesome especially for it especially for 8 years old
Great videos I really enjoy them! John you have a great bunch of guys working for you seems like all of you are able to run all the equipment and are very good at what you do! Great people great equipment great company! Thanks for taking us along! Bullet Bob from Texas!🤠🤠🤠👍👍👍
Thanks for watching! We appreciate your kind comments!
Your son did a great job!!!! That was a blessing!!!
Your little boy is just as cute as he can be John so tell Wyatt I said he’s cute and I’m glad to see you’re showing him what work is about they catch on pretty quick. Good job Wyatt
I think it’s fantastic that you have your learning how to operate the machinery. He’s doing better than most adults.
This is the kind of job I'd never get tired of! Love it!
Great Parenting John ! & excellent work young man !
Leaving the blooming and sweeping branches makes the acreage so beautiful. A joy to meander through. John, you are so amazing in your field of clearance. Restoring the land to its original design. 👍
Your son did an awesome job. Not many 8 year olds that can run an machine like he did. Good job dad!! Cheers from Austin, TX
That looks great!! Good job …👍
So awesome you take time to teach your son.
I love the fact you take your son to work with you. I used to go with my dad to work everyday before starting school. He would leave work, pick me up from school and take me back with him to the jobsite. After graduating I began working with him to take over the business. I was cutting compound miters, painting, swinging a hammer, etc. by the time I was eight years old. Good times. God bless you sir.
Great looking job, nice to see Wyatt spending the day with dad, proud daddy moment there. Looks like this week's going to be like last...Wet !! Be safe 🙏
Wyatt is so adorable 🥰
Great job boys, well done Wyatt! You are doing a great bob. Teaching him well John. Take care and be safe. Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧♥️♥️🌲🌲👍👍
He loves it!
Train that little man. Keep giving him work to do he will stay out of trouble. Seems like a nice young man!
next gen movin up and learning a great work ethic from pops
Jon ! I just realized, When your finished with the job , you walk out Right to Left and when you come back the next morning you walk in Left to Right across the screen ! LOL.. Stay safe! Great Job !
Must be very satisfying to see the completed job and that the customer realizes there is no substitute to Upstate Brush Control! Great job!
Thats awesome taking your son out with you and having him operate the machines. He does a pretty good job on the excavator. Have to bring him out on more of your jobs.
That's great John, your son will run circles around you in a couple years.
There’s something very satisfying watching that machine chew through all that brush all the best from London England
Heck, I'd still be trying to figure out how to start the excavator!!! Good job Wyatt.
I'm very impressed that you are teaching your son a strong working eathic and he has good stick control good job
Great job being patient and teaching. Soon he'll be running jobs while you're
watching from the truck!
I liked you answering the commenter's question. Good question and answer.
Another great job, and that is great your letting your son work with you some. Gives him something fun and exciting to do, I got to drive one of those when i was about his age. Guy had came out to dig holes for some trees for my grandpaw and the guy let me drive it from the yard to the trailer. oh yeah Very nice added box to your trailer, I am sure that will come in very useful. Keep up the great work.
Wyatt you are doing such great job. You'll soon be as good as your Dad
Nice work dad. Your son has a good role model.
Awesome video John, especially having your son helping you out.
Teaching young keep them keen and it'll be as good as his dad
8 years old pretty good feel with the hoe. Your stick control and smooth leveling with the forestry mulcher is impressive. I'm 61 and I still get a big smile on my face remembering my first time with our skidsteer clearing brush & rocks for our 5 acre camp & pond in the Northern Adirondacks of New York when I was 12. I also dug a hole with the auger for our electric pole. My Dad was smiling just like you until I popped a track off. He took our mini excavator and quickly popped the track back on it was a great learning experience. Very hard work and rough on your body.
Great job Wyatt! A beautiful job as usual Jon! ❤️🥰
Awesome kid learning real good 😌
Nice video again, sir. I t was lovely to see young Wyatt having a ball in the digger. You should be very proud of him. There will be guys everywhere wishing that they had a son just like him !!
That was the best video you've done so far as the length of the mulching... looking forward to more like it... great job!!!
Another great job thanks for sharing
Excellent video. Thanks to your narration, explanations and commentary, it not only went quickly, but you left me wanting more. I loved your diplomacy in the beginning as you were explaining the job at hand. Basically, the customer thought he’d save some money hiring a cheaper guy. But the results told him the truth of that old adage, you get what you pay for. He realized that if he wanted it done right he had no choice but to bring you in. I love your attitude. You know it was a learning experience for him and a further boost to your already sterling reputation in that if he wanted it done and done well, he had to bring you in. I loved how you explained every step as you went along; you really held my interest. Too many videos these days just show the job being done, and that becomes boring real fast. So kudos to you. Further kudos are due for the way you introduced Wyatt not only to us viewers, but to the business. He impressed me as a really bright young man who idolizes Dad and wants to be like him. You showed all the right touches in not being afraid to let him run the machine while keeping an eye out for his safety and very gently laying down the rules. I love the way you encouraged him and kept your patience while he learned. He is going to be one heckuva helper because you are one heckuva dad, channeling his enthusiasm instead of helicoptering him. And kudos to Willie. A really great employee and one you can trust not only to do the job right, but also not to wreck the equipment. Gems like him are hard to find, yet you found two good ones. Hats off to you. Be well and may you prosper with God’s help and guidance.
Hey My Pro Crew John Josh and Willie. I've missed y'all so much. But I understand the rain will put a stop to y'all work. But how are y'all doing? I pray that you and your family are safe with this Corona out here. I'm doing my best to stay safe and in the house. But I'm looking forward to seeing more jobs come y'all way this year and big ones too. Amen Jehovah. I luv the job you and Willie did today. That's my crew. Take care of yourself. N I'll be watching. Bama Queen Victoria Byrd.
We are doing good, thankfully we were able to get in a full day today with only a little passing shower this morning.Thank you for your kind and considerate words. You are always very encouraging and we look forward to hearing from you.
Yes, I understand that too. N thank you. I see you had your son out there helping out and I really think that's great. Teach them while they're young it goes a long ways. He's blessed to have a good father like you John. N you can tell in his eyes he luved every minute of it being out there with you. God bless his heart and soul. Well y'all continue to be blessed and safe. Okay ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Is good for the young ones to see what work is. I think appreciate things in life better. They just enjoyed to get in with the parents. My son is 12 years old change the tires on my neighbor's truck yesterday
Nice work Dad 👍
As always. A great job. God Bless
Great video. Thank you for sharing. Have a great week.
Thanks for watching i appreciate your support.
Wyatts,
UPSTATE
BRUSH CONTROL
AWESOME job Wyatt!!!👍👍
Perfect timing. I was just looking for something to watch. Also, nice little cubby on the trailer. Now to sit back and enjoy this. Thanks
You have your son out there alright 👍🏾he knows how to work that machine better than me💯👍🏾
Welcome back 👏🏾I was missing the sounds of heavy machinery. Good job as always 💯👍🏾
Another year or two and your son will be a real pro on the excavator. Take care and be safe.
nice to see little man work with you
Great job Wyatt!
You really do nice work.
I like it, beautiful!
I like your comment about just CHIPPING away at it. lol
Proud Papa.
Dam Right it's John with Upstate Brush Control!!!
You sir are a cool dad
Way to Go Wyatt !!!
another A 1 JOB!!!!
Nice job Wyatt!
What the hell is it about these videos that have me and others sitting here watching a crew of hard working men doing a tuff job for me couple hours last night and back again tonight what the he'll is it lol
Watch out dad; *me thinks Wyatt has his eye on a certain forestry mulcher.*
Great job guys!
Okay I'm officially jealous of Wyatt :( I'm 65 when I was his age we had metal Tonka Trucks.
Great video
Nice job
Teach him what you know and if you're lucky he will teach you what he knows later on.
Just order some tea! My wife likes it.
NP
When you does a great job that's why you have repeat customers because they appreciate the your work
It is important to get a kid interested in life
I was 27 when I first operated the mini excavator
MR JOHN YALL AIWAY ALWAY DO A GREAT JOB MAN LOVE UR SHOW BUTCH LOUISIANA NOW THEY CAN CUT IT WITH A LAWNMOWER
damn willie is amazing
Mr Fast Termite. In hyperdrive!!!
You should do a clean down on the equipment for a video
Seems like it would be a good idea to have him hand cut and lay over by leaving a tall stump so you can see from the operator seat if he wants to use that as a way to select what is left behind. That way you can avoid ruining a track and move a lot faster with sharper blades. I have done that before for clearing with dozer. Leave the stumps three foot tall to give better leverage on the stumps to push over. Just a thought. Maybe all wrong. Also it often does and really should cost more to fix what others screw up. Usually it is extra work going in after someone who does not know what they are doing makes a mess and the extra cost might make the customer think twice about trying to undercut you. Just another thing to think about.
dude you need to get a contract going with cali. maybe then
they could get control of the fire situation and you could make a buck
What are some interesting things you guys have come across while working?
the death trap hidden well was a good one :)
Are y’all in SC? I’m in NC. I’m looking at excavators. I mainly run Bobcat in my videos and was just curious yalls thoughts on that one y’all have.
Yes SC they are all about the same its all about dealer support
Upstate Brush Control thanks for the reply!
> We've had a wet soggy week this week
That's an understatement
Best to teach them young at everything, running machines, fishing and how to handle a weapon. This way they won't be afraid of the anything. just my opinion
So true, for the most part he out fishes me everytime.working on the bebe gun.
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I think I found the cure to my overgrown wisteria
Hey John I’ve been watching your videos for the last year or so and had a few questions for you if you don’t mind let me know the best way to get ahold of you. Thank you for the great information!
Interesting about the tea company. So are they going to grow it there? If so, whos gonna harvest, and can they make a profit paying 10 an hr having pickers pick the leaves? Its very labor intensive, and Many people will work for peanuts where most tea is grown. This oughta be interesting!
We are profitable :). We knew labor would be a big cost from the beginning, so calculated accordingly. Agritourism is a large component of our business model.
Been watching you, new sub here. Questions...when you come across big timber,
do they keep it or let you have it? And, do you ever sell it to people like Billy, so it can be made into other things?
Rox from California
Most want it gone as firewood is rarely used down this way. Some goes for pulp and the nicer wood, to the saw mill. I moved here from PA where in some winters, we would burn up 4 to 6 cords a winter and that was all oak. Down here, we may get 2 or 3 days max where it wont get above freezing. Up in PA, 30 to 45 day stretches of sub freezing temps were common. This year we had no snow stick, even to the grass or in our case, the sea oats.
Most of the time we will take it for pulp or saw logs.
You should do a video on pricing!
Wyatt!
Go Tigers!!!!!!
Tom George are you a Clemson fan
absolutely
Tom George . I’m a Clemson fan to
What is the issue with rock if you’re running carbide knives? Carbide won’t hold up to rocks? And, why are they slower? I’m not getting that.
Surprise pup @30:23
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What percentage of the time do you run knives? Also , how do you like the asv, heard they are tight for big guys but you look pretty good size? I'm 6'2" 230 and have been looking at them
What stihl string trimmers do you use with the chainsaw head?
Exellent job , how many acres was mulched in total
I think 6
Can you recommend someone in middle GA to get the Job done