I like the comments onscreen. Enjoying the talk about what steps you are doing. It is nice the Ventrac is so good at this. You don't have to go over and over to get things done, it also cut quite close to the trees, so the trimming was minimized. I thought vines starting up the trees was potentially a problem to remove and you too noticed and got right on that. Under humor, the trailer matches your vest. Good job.
I really like the battery powered equipment. Less noise and it does a great job, plus, with gas prices like they are it's more economical. This lot cleaned up very nicely 😊
I like watching these types of videos because I can see that aside from it being a job; Brad is also helping to make the neighborhoods he services look nicer.
Brad I’ve always thought your company name should be "Extreme Precision" Lawn Care because of your terrific attention to all the details…even going back to whack a little clump along a fence line! And that Ventrac just keeps on impressing the daylights out of me! Great job!!
Your Ventrac is no joke when it comes to knocking down the lawns. Using that flat head shovel is a game changer for sure. Love your work as always 👍🏾. Stay Hydrated 💦💦💦
Yup its a whopper... lush green fescue/Bermuda.... need a herd of goats. Even the curb dirt is flipping dark brown, I bet the earth worms are loving it. It's amazing that grass grows on top of asphalt and concrete! It's pristine and short across the road, then wild and wolly on your area.... I like the natural look better.... liking the Ventrac!
I like the on-screen commentary. That said, not all of us are speed readers, Brad. I had to pause this video several times and go back to finish reading what you wrote. I would appreciate it if you could keep the comments brief and/or leave them on the screen longer.
Amazing job done, Brad! Ventrac mower is a timesaver. You only have to cut once. I loved the trimming. I love when you uproot hedges or shrubs. I hope you get some work to film.
Hey Brad, how you been doing down there in Florida, hopefully good, ALL of you guys in that state really take care of the lawn Care, enjoy your videos and AL BLADEZ also A P with Clean the CITY , AWESOME WORK, not many people that I'm aware of in this state that will go to the extent you guys do to HELP that actually cannot physically take care of there yards anymore, keep up the AWESOME WORK and CYA SOON on your next video and BE SAFE 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜😎
In reference to your comments about battery blowers, they definitely aren’t ready for commercial leaf clearing or anything like that BUT I use the ECHO battery blower commercially for lawn mowing and never use more than 5amps of total power. But I also almost never use the boost feature
I thought of you specifically when I worded that comment. I knew your setup relied very little on blowers, so framed it compared to backpack blowers. I think most commercial guys wouldn't be able to get by with your setup (or for that matter even the gas blower you used) :P
Nice one, Brad. Love the commentary you provide - always to the point and informative. You're absolutely right about the "before and after" shots; that's kinda what makes it for me. Very satisfying see. (I miss the classical music from your earlier videos, some Shostakovich or Beethoven would've nice here -- just my opinion 😁). Cheers from Texas!
When I used to buy the cheap trimmer string, it would melt in the head if I was cutting down anything tough. I tossed it all several years ago and bought the Echo premium trimmer string. I haven’t had any melting since.
I have a half acre of lawn to maintain and a battery powered mower and trimmer are perfect for me. I can get through the whole lawn with half the mower battery left.
... this is an awesome piece of equipment! If the owner lived on one of the sides of this overgrown lot, it appears that their immediate property was kept up. I can't imagine letting this lovely lot with the beautiful understory of the pines fall into neglect. It would be gorgeous if it was mowed every week. I haven't watched your videos in a while - I am a subscriber - and I do like your commentary in words explaining what is going on...for me it is more engaging and it makes me want to continue watching. All of my trimming is a beveled edge; I have grass median that I trim on all four sides; public sidewalk; driveway; and sidewalks then on my general property. A good cache of charged batteries gets the job done. ...but man, it is a drag by the end of summer! 🥴🏡👩🏼🌾💚🌸🌺🌻 =^..^=
Hey Brad - To start with, have you used any battery equipment with a backpack battery? Stihl and Husky make a line like that. They still use 1 power head and a combination system for different attachments, but the power head uses an umbilical that comes off the backpack battery. They still may not run all day on 1 charge. Also, I'm impressed the ventrac will start that mower at idle. My 22.5hp riding mower needs about ⅓ throttle to start its 54" mowing deck. Nice machine you have.
I used the Orgeon 120v system a while back (I have several videos on the platform) I didn't like the ergonomics of it, but my low back is a weak point for me so it may work for others.
I have a bigger problem with pinecones, we lost around 30 pine trees when Katrina hit. Katrina solved most of the problem but still have around 30 pines left!
I did an overgrown curb at our church today and ended up using a spade to get it all. I started with a long handled flat shovel but that did not go well. How long do the battery powered do? I don't think that with me, mowing/edging/trimming for 8 + hours a day makes sense for me.
The only real hitch with electric tools is the batteries themselves. If you have to buy a higher capacity separately, they can be very expensive (not to mention the size and weight grows with capacity). I’d found the smallest batteries fine for regular yard work, but tilling soil or cutting overgrown edges will drain them quickly. I just realized my EGO tools must by more than 8 years old now, and the batteries are losing some steam, but still serviceable. I’ve certainly gotten my money’s worth out of them.
I wonder where all the dirt comes from that's at the road side. Is that blown on by the wind or what are those weeds growing on? In any case, I love these videos. The Ventrac is awesome but seeing how you solve stuff like trimming and all is much more interesting to me. There is almost always a heavy/high-powered way to solve an issue, but using basic tools require skill :)
Just wondering if the wheels could be turned into tracks? How's the machine compared to a Kubota mini? Really liked it hopefully you'll have many many jobs clearing lots commercial lots around town I'll keep my fingers crossed good luck
Most people think Brad is just doing this to be nice but really it’s to make tons of money off the video ads. He’s just mowing this lawn for the MONEY. Real nice Brad 🤓 Lol good job as always man 😂😂
@copper creek cuts is that a Milwaukee cordless weed whacker trimmer an is it good I need a cordless one but don't know what brand to get just for residential but I want a good one any ideas you gave give I would appreciate it
Hey Brad, Love these overgrown cut videos. Just curious; do you still maintain regular clients or do you only do the overgrown, one-off stuff? I get that the overgrown stuff is better for videos but I was wondering if you still maintain lawns weekly and just don’t film it.
Those little batteries can die quickly, it’s worth the investment to get a larger AH. I went from a 4AH to a 10AH on my dewalt and now I can actually finish cleaning up without the battery dying.
If you have a 3 point hitch attachment for the back you CAN use non powered rear-mounting CAT 1 3 point hitch equipment...but I know that is not what you meant! :D
@@CopperCreekCuts you see here in ireland we can get alot of different pto equipment to run on compacts its to much a 1 trick pony to invest 40k in and not be able to use what eles you have in the yard
Ya know, I thought battery operated would be easier for me, but being a negative blood type, I drain batteries, and I can't get more than 10 minutes thru the yard before my battery (24 volt) is dead. That makes them so inconvenient for me. It would be nice if they had the power that a gas one does.
I've enjoyed your videos for awhile now....honest question, why not just pick up that trash instead mow and trim around it? Seems like it would have been less effort to just pick it up and then you could have mowed straight thru that spot.
nothing like coming back home from work to watch a man work on youtube.
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Always love when you upload a new video!
I like the comments onscreen. Enjoying the talk about what steps you are doing. It is nice the Ventrac is so good at this. You don't have to go over and over to get things done, it also cut quite close to the trees, so the trimming was minimized. I thought vines starting up the trees was potentially a problem to remove and you too noticed and got right on that. Under humor, the trailer matches your vest. Good job.
Love the fact that you add some explanations along the way, and that you DON’T add unnecessary music throughout. (I don’t mind it in the end)
Just a comment for the algorithm to keep a hard working man getting a few extra bucks. Keep it up, Brad.
I really like the battery powered equipment. Less noise and it does a great job, plus, with gas prices like they are it's more economical. This lot cleaned up very nicely 😊
Looks really good! I bet everyone in the neighborhood is happy.
Major improvement. Love watching ventrac in action. Thank you
Krásně posekany pozemek. Majitel musí být spokojený. Děkuji za taková videa. 👍👍👍🌿
I like watching these types of videos because I can see that aside from it being a job; Brad is also helping to make the neighborhoods he services look nicer.
That looks like a forest. Great job including the gutter.Hi from Queensland Australia 💖🐨
I love that my small Mississippi town’s street dept keeps our curbs clean. That was a tough way to start your cleanup today.
Fantastic job. The neighborhood looks really nice!
Nice video Brad. It doesn't matter if that mower not really meant for grass, but it does a great job and looks awesome. 👍👍👍👍👍😉🇺🇸
Had to wait 5 and a half minutes to see the Ventrac.... Was not disappointed.
Ventrac has a new Flail mower you should check out 😁
Great job! I appreciate the quality of your videos and the information you provide.
Brad I’ve always thought your company name should be "Extreme Precision" Lawn Care because of your terrific attention to all the details…even going back to whack a little clump along a fence line! And that Ventrac just keeps on impressing the daylights out of me! Great job!!
Looks good Brad! Another great professionally done job!
What a beautiful green space
Your Ventrac is no joke when it comes to knocking down the lawns. Using that flat head shovel is a game changer for sure. Love your work as always 👍🏾. Stay Hydrated 💦💦💦
Yup its a whopper... lush green fescue/Bermuda.... need a herd of goats. Even the curb dirt is flipping dark brown, I bet the earth worms are loving it.
It's amazing that grass grows on top of asphalt and concrete! It's pristine and short across the road, then wild and wolly on your area.... I like the natural look better.... liking the Ventrac!
This is really cool 😎. Thank you for what you do ‼️👍🏽❤️😃
Love watching these videos. You did a great job on that lot. Im glad all the neighbors stopped and gave you positive feedback.
The neighbors were in awe of the Ventrac Tough Cut.
Beautiful transformation
Great job as usual!
Great job Brad, and yes trimming at a bevel by the curb does make for a cleaner edge.
Another great job, Brad. Love your explanations and professionalism!!
Nice job Brad looks like a park now
Awesome video brad. Really satisfying transformation and the subtitles you put in are very helpful. Keep up the excellent content!
Enjoyed watching the video in its entirety. :)
Looks great, Brad!
Very satisfying.
Appreciate the time and effort you put into your content, best in the business, cheers.
Nice work 👏 👌
Good job Brad.
It looks amazing!
Looks great.👍
Fantastic!!!
I like the on-screen commentary. That said, not all of us are speed readers, Brad. I had to pause this video several times and go back to finish reading what you wrote. I would appreciate it if you could keep the comments brief and/or leave them on the screen longer.
GOOD JOB!!!
Amazing job done, Brad! Ventrac mower is a timesaver. You only have to cut once. I loved the trimming. I love when you uproot hedges or shrubs. I hope you get some work to film.
Gesundheit 😉
Nice work 😁
Really brilliant job brad thanks for the video and keep up the amazing work sir
Nice job! In my country it is mandatory to take the clippings, in fall there are leaf bins in public areas.
The editing in your videos is superb. I don't know if you do it yourself or outsource the work, but it makes for an incredible video to watch.
Hey Brad, how you been doing down there in Florida, hopefully good, ALL of you guys in that state really take care of the lawn Care, enjoy your videos and AL BLADEZ also A P with Clean the CITY , AWESOME WORK, not many people that I'm aware of in this state that will go to the extent you guys do to HELP that actually cannot physically take care of there yards anymore, keep up the AWESOME WORK and CYA SOON on your next video and BE SAFE 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜😎
Nice work!
Great video
Nice job.
Nice 👍🏼
In reference to your comments about battery blowers, they definitely aren’t ready for commercial leaf clearing or anything like that BUT I use the ECHO battery blower commercially for lawn mowing and never use more than 5amps of total power. But I also almost never use the boost feature
I thought of you specifically when I worded that comment. I knew your setup relied very little on blowers, so framed it compared to backpack blowers. I think most commercial guys wouldn't be able to get by with your setup (or for that matter even the gas blower you used) :P
@@CopperCreekCuts yeah I think it would be fair to say all the battery powered backpack blowers are kinda pointless as of right now
Awesome job Brad keep up the great work
Nice!
Bless you! 🤧
Nice one, Brad. Love the commentary you provide - always to the point and informative. You're absolutely right about the "before and after" shots; that's kinda what makes it for me. Very satisfying see. (I miss the classical music from your earlier videos, some Shostakovich or Beethoven would've nice here -- just my opinion 😁). Cheers from Texas!
Just a slight upgrade from the first trailer you posted on your channel 👍
Nice work
Man, you're killing the tines on that potato fork. 😁
XD
I'd be interested in seeing you test a Golden edge edger blade on your battery powered edger. Thanks for the video.
When I used to buy the cheap trimmer string, it would melt in the head if I was cutting down anything tough. I tossed it all several years ago and bought the Echo premium trimmer string. I haven’t had any melting since.
I have a half acre of lawn to maintain and a battery powered mower and trimmer are perfect for me. I can get through the whole lawn with half the mower battery left.
You say whoops a lot haa. Nice job looks better.👍
... this is an awesome piece of equipment! If the owner lived on one of the sides of this overgrown lot, it appears that their immediate property was kept up. I can't imagine letting this lovely lot with the beautiful understory of the pines fall into neglect. It would be gorgeous if it was mowed every week.
I haven't watched your videos in a while - I am a subscriber - and I do like your commentary in words explaining what is going on...for me it is more engaging and it makes me want to continue watching.
All of my trimming is a beveled edge; I have grass median that I trim on all four sides; public sidewalk; driveway; and sidewalks then on my general property. A good cache of charged batteries gets the job done. ...but man, it is a drag by the end of summer! 🥴🏡👩🏼🌾💚🌸🌺🌻 =^..^=
Hey Brad - To start with, have you used any battery equipment with a backpack battery? Stihl and Husky make a line like that. They still use 1 power head and a combination system for different attachments, but the power head uses an umbilical that comes off the backpack battery. They still may not run all day on 1 charge. Also, I'm impressed the ventrac will start that mower at idle. My 22.5hp riding mower needs about ⅓ throttle to start its 54" mowing deck. Nice machine you have.
I used the Orgeon 120v system a while back (I have several videos on the platform) I didn't like the ergonomics of it, but my low back is a weak point for me so it may work for others.
Thoughts on the Toro Powerhead ? I know it's not commercial quality but Johnny at Blades of Grass Lawn care seem to like it
Same here, still testing long term durability but I like it so far. I think it has a lot of aluminum/cast aluminum which makes it seem very durable.
I have a bigger problem with pinecones, we lost around 30 pine trees when Katrina hit. Katrina solved most of the problem but still have around 30 pines left!
Attention to detail.
I did an overgrown curb at our church today and ended up using a spade to get it all. I started with a long handled flat shovel but that did not go well. How long do the battery powered do? I don't think that with me, mowing/edging/trimming for 8 + hours a day makes sense for me.
Depends on conditions but 30-45 min for maintenance work is reasonable.
Oaks are bad for dropping debris too, as are birches, and maples(i have all of them on my 5 acres! Lol
Can you leave the subtitles up a few seconds longer , I’m scrambling to read them before they disappear ✌️👌
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The only real hitch with electric tools is the batteries themselves. If you have to buy a higher capacity separately, they can be very expensive (not to mention the size and weight grows with capacity). I’d found the smallest batteries fine for regular yard work, but tilling soil or cutting overgrown edges will drain them quickly.
I just realized my EGO tools must by more than 8 years old now, and the batteries are losing some steam, but still serviceable. I’ve certainly gotten my money’s worth out of them.
I wonder where all the dirt comes from that's at the road side. Is that blown on by the wind or what are those weeds growing on?
In any case, I love these videos. The Ventrac is awesome but seeing how you solve stuff like trimming and all is much more interesting to me. There is almost always a heavy/high-powered way to solve an issue, but using basic tools require skill :)
Just wondering if the wheels could be turned into tracks? How's the machine compared to a Kubota mini? Really liked it hopefully you'll have many many jobs clearing lots commercial lots around town I'll keep my fingers crossed good luck
Probably not because of how the machine articulates when it turns (I would think it would pop the tracks off)
Most people think Brad is just doing this to be nice but really it’s to make tons of money off the video ads. He’s just mowing this lawn for the MONEY. Real nice Brad 🤓
Lol good job as always man 😂😂
You know it! :D
@@CopperCreekCuts 😂😂😂 you the man Brad
@copper creek cuts is that a Milwaukee cordless weed whacker trimmer an is it good I need a cordless one but don't know what brand to get just for residential but I want a good one any ideas you gave give I would appreciate it
TORO!
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Should've croas cut it would've looked nicer. Improved nonetheless 👏
Hey Brad,
Love these overgrown cut videos. Just curious; do you still maintain regular clients or do you only do the overgrown, one-off stuff? I get that the overgrown stuff is better for videos but I was wondering if you still maintain lawns weekly and just don’t film it.
I still have regular weekly and bi weekly yards.
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Brad, what string trimmer brand is that? You mention echo brand string. Is that an echo?
This is a TORO powerbase in this video!
@@CopperCreekCuts thank you!
Y didn't you take the Pine limbs to the curb for pickup?
No, left those there as the client didn't want them taken away (well, more like didn't want to pay to take them away)
Why didn’t you toss all that good nutrients into the grass? And looks great! Can cut speed be increased on the ventrac?
Would have been too much to mulch properly with the mower. Huge clods of dirt left, etc. Better to just haul all the excess away. Good question!
Those little batteries can die quickly, it’s worth the investment to get a larger AH. I went from a 4AH to a 10AH on my dewalt and now I can actually finish cleaning up without the battery dying.
Do you like the vevtrack (did I spell it right? ) more than your other mowwrs
I do!
Good job but in Mobile al they would called you back out for the clipping and the sticks they want super top Notch for no money
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Only problem i have with the ventrac is u cant use other equipment but there own
If you have a 3 point hitch attachment for the back you CAN use non powered rear-mounting CAT 1 3 point hitch equipment...but I know that is not what you meant! :D
@@CopperCreekCuts you see here in ireland we can get alot of different pto equipment to run on compacts its to much a 1 trick pony to invest 40k in and not be able to use what eles you have in the yard
Why don’t you have a wheel barrel on a trash can on a cart, or something. It seems very inefficient to scoop the curb stuff into a pile
Ya know, I thought battery operated would be easier for me, but being a negative blood type, I drain batteries, and I can't get more than 10 minutes thru the yard before my battery (24 volt) is dead. That makes them so inconvenient for me. It would be nice if they had the power that a gas one does.
I've enjoyed your videos for awhile now....honest question, why not just pick up that trash instead mow and trim around it? Seems like it would have been less effort to just pick it up and then you could have mowed straight thru that spot.
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Looks like your scared of the string trimmer
I probably was :D
Ti costava tanto raccogliere il sacchetto di plastica? Hai rovinato tutto il tuo lavoro.
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