Forestry Mulcher Clearing Land ~ PHASE 2
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More work by the Forestry Mulcher, clearing land on my property. Also some Root Grapple work by me. And I admit... I almost had a bad accident. I nearly flipped my tractor off my pond's dam.
I'll show you the "near disaster".
Watch my stupid mistake... and hear my wife's commentary.
Take care,
alan
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Loved the “unsolicited comments” of the Mrs. 🤣.
She was... "concerned".... hahaha
I always have my rotary mower on the 3-point when I'm handling brush or front-end loads. Keeps it "sweet & balanced".
So true... gotta have that "ballast" on back
Thanks for sharing
Always learn something from TP2. Good to know the way to recover when you push the equipment too far. By the way, your wife sounds like a total sweetheart. Of course, once she sees the "country" comment you might might get introduced to Ms. Iron Skillet. :)
Weld or drill and install a couple big hooks in the sides of your box scraper ends, then fill two old tires with some concrete and put a U-shaped piece of rebar in. You can pick up those tires using the 3-point lift and have good ballast that's easier and faster to install than messing with the mower. Also helps with weight if you need the ripper tines to work a little harder getting into hard soil. If you have access to scrap plate steel, works better yet.
One wheel off the ground - not a big deal. 2 - not yet a crisis, but time to assess how bad you want to be doing what you're doing. 3 - time to back off and find another approach. 4 - you just got the test prior to the lesson. :)
~ Heavy equipment operator for 35 years.
Great advice Jay !
Thanks
Thanks Jay... I too have had that OH ***** feeling. Very simple idea... thanks again
We had Bobcat Services of Texas (Joe) come out to our property (Deep East Texas). Did a few videos on it. Man, its so fun watching (and driving) those little track loaders!
Remote Tactical Oh my! A Must watch! ♡ ...thankies for mentioning and sharing it. :D
I leave my shredder on the back when I'm lifting a load with the front buck
I usually always have my mower on the back when I'm doing a heavy load.
This time, I only had my box blade... not enough weight :(
My wife is always panicky when I do stuff like that. I grew up messing around tractors and equipment so much like you did I just react and correct a problem without thinking about it. If you have to think about it that's when you get hurt.
Your tractor looks to be a bit bigger than mine but had a similar experience with too heavy a load. Fortunately I wasn't on a dam at the time, nice flat ground. Still a little unsettling when both hind wheels came right off the ground. Your forest mulcher was an interesting platform. I saw a bigger version near where I live. It was a 10 foot drum with round hammers mounted on a big pay loader. Power company was using it to keep trees down under the power lines. Worked great.
That was a much bigger mulcher than the one that's here... Would love to see THAT one at work too !
Those mulching machines are no joke now. And yes sir I think he had just a little bit too big of a load for that tractor :-) thanks for sharing brother.
Quite the project but looks like you have a handle on it, That's gonna be one big brush pile you gonna have a hot dog roast? LOL I remember the other brush pile burning for many days, stay safe an have a Blessed day.
God bless a praying woman, where would we be without them.
Dead... probably :)
so after first pickle did u you ya not grab the saw and trim or even halve the trees to give a better balance to the load
Using your talents for the glory of God. Sometimes I hear God in praise music as much as I do in the sermon. Every man has a gift from God, most chose not to use it for one reason or another. I like the videos you post and starting them with a scripture. Thanks
A man with a tractor is a happy happy man.
Someday... I'm going to be a happy man.
Then he loans it to his neighbor to share the happiness. I should get it back from the repair shop Wednesday.
Exact;y. Words to live by: "If you can't afford to fix it, don't borrow it."!
and if needed ya can add rocks on top of mower to add weigh if needed
You have the calming voice of a good preacher.. I might be wrong, but I don't think so.
Church music leader for many years... but not preaching
When is the bon fire? Live a couple hours away, be great to meet and watch the pile burn!
Suggest when you have something on the screen for us to read, leave it there for two or three times as long as you did in this video. It would make it possible for us to fully read before the end. Thanks for your consideration.
I can watch that all day long.
I could too.... IF I WASN'T PAYING $200 PER HOUR! :)
TexasPrepper2. Wow, I believe your property value went way up. That is one beautiful piece of land.
For that job I would have bucked the stump end and took it separate. Actually, if it were mine, I would have kept a good portion of that pretty cedar.
When I grabbed the load, I didn't think I had grabbed that much (although I could tell it was heavier than I had 'estimated' in my head). I had no idea that big cedar was in front, and no idea that it was sticking out so far on the right. Because the brush was so thick, I couldn't see the big tree at ALL.
Once I got on the dam and got in trouble, I couldn't go anywhere but back... so... I just pulled about 1/2 of the pile backwards and then I could go forward with the rest. Yes, bucking that long end would have been the SMART thing to do... but...
:)
Three quick lessons I learn on a tractor.
1. Always wear a hat. The one time I didn't, I was puttering around in 2nd gear and a wasp tried its best to either land on my face or sting me several times. After realizing their was no hat on my head for swatting, I jumped off the tractor.
2. Never putter around in more than 2nd gear, because if you bail out, the tractor is easier to catch afterward.
And finally.
3. Never drag in reverse, anything with the bucket that the bucket can't lift and expect to turn. It will flip or tip the tractor...especially on a hill. Actually, that should be number 4; Think twice when maneuvering a loaded bucket on or near a hill.
I could write a bathroom reader of "Farm Quick Learned Lessons" or "Farmer's Guide to Being an Idiot".
Great advice !
Shaking head Alan you knew better, but at least you listened to your instincts.Are you going to save the cedars for posts or saw into lumber?
Might save a few for wood working projects, but not fence posts.
Looks like a good time to tell the wife you need a bigger tractor
so how much do 1 day of that monster machine set ya back
There is no way you can run any sort of heavy equipment without getting into some sketchy situations but it sure is nice to have someone praying over you at the time!
Amen...
nice tractor
I have several acres of locust trees that I need to clear, I am looking for equipment that can hug the trees and cut below, do you have any suggestion as to where I can find that?
You are doing a great his clearing your property sir.
I know what you are talking about, but don't know where to find one.
I think that is really a type of "logging" equipment.
ruclips.net/video/8xewbtfMQg4/видео.html
Was the whole idea of moving the brush into a pile to make a burn pile? Did I miss something?
I've already burned the pile.
The purpose of the mulcher was to clear my land.
I told him not to mulch the large trees (too expensive for me).
I told him I would put them in a pile and burn them
Glad you're safe. Are you clearing the land for the sheep?
Yes... and just to make the land "usuable" again. It had really gotten out of control.
You will get hear about how be careful for next 10 years because she love she you
Nice video. Grapples are game changers. Have you considered filling your back tires?
Been looking at that lately. Still weighing pros and cons... haven't decided yet.
If I ever had to pull the tire (for maintenance, etc) I'd never be able to handle it by myself.
Typically, if I've got my mower on the back... I'm OK...
Hello are your rear tires filled?
No, they are not.
This is one of the times I wished they WERE :(
Your hilarious on your comments 🤣
I try :)
So now you moved it all what are you going to do with it?
Burn it unless someone wants to come get it :)
Are you in to hugelkulture? That would would certainly make a nice one!
Back to Eden... but I've done very little hugelkulture
Care to share how much $$ and how long, more or less - to clear your land? Ballpark figure?
Pneumatic Nomad
$200 per hour.
I probably had 8 really thick acres of brush and trees.
I had them out 3 different times.
I think it was $5000 total.
I have several videos on their work.
Watch them all 👍
So ya must have a periscope??? How could ya see??? LOL
I had to raise it up enough to look under the load and try to see the tire ruts on the dam. Raising that heavy of a load was not good.
rear wheel weights?? fluid in tires??
Been looking at filling tires. Still weighing pros and cons... haven't decided yet.
If I ever had to pull the tire (for maintenance, etc) I'd never be able to handle it by myself.
Typically, if I've got my mower on the back... I'm OK...
How much it costs for that job for hours
I think it's $200 per hour
pickin foam for a week? lol
In the future anything more than 6 inches in diameter give me a shout
Here's my video with nothing but BIG trees:
ruclips.net/video/JxlqlO0MWWU/видео.html
That guy could have ground all that in the time it took to move the first bucket
If I didn't have the machinery or the time to help, I would have had him mulch everything.
Time is money.
At $200 an hour, I would rather him do the mulching, and I move the trees out of his way.
I would have bought the cedar and cut them ! 🤷🏽♂️
Do as I say, not as I do.
think the wife was more worried then you lol
Probably... it's not the first time I've been in hairy situations... but, I think it's HER first time to watch.
your wifes voice is very clear it may have a slight twang, you've got to work on yours haha
Can we do some kind of share deal? I need a wife like that! :-D
A wise man once told me... "There's 2 things you never share... your wife, and your chainsaw".
The Good Lord created the laws of physics. We, humans, try to break them or cheat them....LOL
That will make a huge bonfire.....:)
No "lord" needed, just some counterweight
Grapple man: Sorry but you need to leave this type work to the professionals. Sell you tractor immediately also. Maybe take up cameras and help your wife. Sonny (CT)
OK, just finished watching the whole thing. Glad you did not get hurt and again, time to get rid of that tractor. I'm sure, like me, you did do some good work back in the day. STOP NOW!
Nope... I'll keep the tractor and keep doing what is necessary
I'll just try to be more careful :)
alan
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Could live without the religious jargon.
Thomas Drouin // People live ok while rejecting Christ now Thomas, for one simple reason: *theres no "immediate consequence" for doing so.* Sadly when ppl die, *they instantly understand the "immediate consequence"* that the *"jargon"* was trying to tell them, all while *wanting to change theirs minds; but they can't.* Thomas, I pray you'll take the time to listen this so you'll understand your decision. *The Vengeance of the Lord/Who goes to Hell/Why:*
www.gty.org/library/sermons-library/53-3/the-vengeance-of-the-lord-jesus-part-2 *[btw, I use to be just like you, so I get it]*