We Bought This INSANE Land Clearing Implement For Our Homestead!

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  • Опубликовано: 22 сен 2024
  • We have been attempting to clear our 5 acre property using a tractor, and we finally broke down and bought a rotary cutter attachment for our Kubota 2501 Tractor. It's our dream to build a modern homestead that supports our family and woodworking business. This Lane Shark implement is going to help us get one step closer to our dream property.
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  • @jeffbalog5161
    @jeffbalog5161 6 месяцев назад +12

    Watching your videos as a young couple gives me hope for this generation, you both in my book are hi value people, keep up the great work.

  • @dellalderman8011
    @dellalderman8011 Год назад +19

    I would definitely recommend some form of protection from flying chunks of derbis. Never can tell when there is an old fence post and bob wire hidden in brush. Wrap that wire around those blades and the post can come at you with amazing speed.

  • @louisnemick1939
    @louisnemick1939 Год назад +13

    It so nice to see you and Molly working together.

  • @samsousa86
    @samsousa86 Год назад +331

    MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo

  • @luim0924
    @luim0924 2 месяца назад +1

    I'm guessing this would be terrific for my 9' hedges that need trimming! Thanks for posting. I'm so enjoying watching the two of you working together. God bless you real good.

  • @agbrown308
    @agbrown308 Год назад +2

    I love the sound of the T-6’s in the background doing loops.

  • @stanhutchins4365
    @stanhutchins4365 11 месяцев назад +5

    That implement is nice, try looking at a flail mower. It’s a absolute beast.

  • @mattman9259
    @mattman9259 Год назад +26

    A regular 4 or 5ft brush hog would of cleared everything you were cutting just fine in a couple hours, but i could see this attachment being usefull to reach up doing a hedgeline or row line.

    • @plainandsimple1
      @plainandsimple1 11 месяцев назад +1

      i thought the same thing lol and it would do it much faster.

    • @wdsracer
      @wdsracer 8 месяцев назад

      @@plainandsimple1but a brush hog cannot cut up high. This does both so it is more useful.

    • @plainandsimple1
      @plainandsimple1 8 месяцев назад

      @@wdsracer you've obviously never used a brush hog.

    • @wdsracer
      @wdsracer 8 месяцев назад

      @@plainandsimple1 I have a 5 ft brush hog. Your brush hog can cut tree branches up 8 feet high?

    • @plainandsimple1
      @plainandsimple1 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@wdsracer on the front mount, hydraulic powered genius. The same application as theirs.

  • @Woodbrew
    @Woodbrew  Год назад +14

    Thank you Travis and the rest of the team at Lane Shark for helping us setup our new implement and showing us the ropes! I love being able to support a small business just down the road from us and these guys/gals are making an incredible product. If you want to check out the Lane Shark use this link: lanesharkusa.com/products/laneshark-ls-3

  • @bettyvancott5282
    @bettyvancott5282 Год назад +1

    Congratulations Dylan and Molly.
    Love your channel.
    You’re helpful and a tribute to our community.

  • @RandyCessna-dh1us
    @RandyCessna-dh1us 2 месяца назад +1

    This will do far more than a bush hog but similar and an operator can stay focused on what he's cutting.Really want one of these.Skid steers have these.

  • @stephenkrampert3430
    @stephenkrampert3430 2 месяца назад +2

    Had a brush hog on a much larger tractor,is nice to see what you're cutting, I would try a face shield when you're coming in high

  • @wraith2440
    @wraith2440 Год назад +4

    Hello again from a Fairhope native. That is a really cool implement! I’m very happy to see you two are doing well.

    • @Woodbrew
      @Woodbrew  Год назад +2

      Thank you! It's awesome having local folks watching our stuff🙂 We should do an open shop night🤔

    • @wraith2440
      @wraith2440 Год назад

      I grew up in Fairhope but I live in East Tennessee these days. I really enjoy following you two.

  • @RCPSU4
    @RCPSU4 Год назад +4

    I saw the stump grinder on the back and thought, "where's the hydraulic power pack?" Just used to seeing a similar product on another channel paired up with one on a different tractor.

  • @akamaiokole1962
    @akamaiokole1962 Год назад +5

    looks like a cool attachment. be very careful with the attachment up in the air. it raises your center of gravity and tipping over is very common. be sure to wear your seat belt. that and your rops (roll over protection system) will save your life

  • @Mr5150Sarge
    @Mr5150Sarge Год назад +2

    Looks like a great addition to the homestead. Congratulations to you and Molly.

  • @TheMonkdad
    @TheMonkdad Год назад +2

    Careful what you wish for. After 25 years I’m done mowing grass. The latest acreage I purchased is going to be as wooded as possible with ferns covering the forest floor.

  • @teddyhammack2195
    @teddyhammack2195 Год назад +2

    Pretty cool brush cutter nice cleaning up your place.

  • @gafaff
    @gafaff Год назад +9

    Looking at the specs of that there tractor, it can put out about 5hp through the hydraulics (vs 19hp at the PTO), so pretty impressed that it actually works.

    • @bettyvancott5282
      @bettyvancott5282 Год назад

      GPM are the most important when dealing with hydraulic implements.
      Just bought my own LaneShark3 and got the skivvy on specks.
      LOVE IT!!!

    • @bettyvancott5282
      @bettyvancott5282 Год назад

      GPM are the most important when dealing with hydraulic implements.
      Just bought my own powerful LaneShark3 and got the skivvy on specks.
      LOVE IT!!!

    • @organicvids
      @organicvids 11 месяцев назад

      Would this work on a bota b21?

  • @mikecoke1716
    @mikecoke1716 11 месяцев назад +1

    Nice addition will have to look closer. Maybe purchase 🎉

  • @andreacrashe9894
    @andreacrashe9894 Год назад +6

    *Gosh you two have come a long way from when you first started out on YT... yep I have been there from the beginning. Merry xmas to you both.*

    • @Woodbrew
      @Woodbrew  Год назад +2

      Thank you Andrea:) It truly means the world you have stuck with us over all these crazy years! What would you like to see more of on the channel?

    • @andreacrashe9894
      @andreacrashe9894 Год назад +2

      @@Woodbrew *Kia ora (hello) Just keep on being who you both are and never change. Maybe a tour of your whole place to see everything that you have done so far. I have loved your mahi (work) that you have been doing. But do take time out, over xmas & the new year, for you both and spend time with your families. Meri Kirihimete (Merry Christmas) and hari tau hou (happy new year). As 2023 is gonna be a better year. Kia kaha (stay strong) and keep safe & keep well. From this kiwi across the oceans in Aotearoa (New Zealand).*

  • @JJE2010MO
    @JJE2010MO 4 месяца назад

    #GOALS !! You are one lucky couple! One of these days I'll find some arms for my JD850 tractor. After that it's game on!

  • @nordyfamily
    @nordyfamily Год назад +3

    Way to go guys! Keep them coming.

    • @Woodbrew
      @Woodbrew  Год назад +1

      Haha we are on a roll lately with videos😅

  • @jameskennerly9748
    @jameskennerly9748 9 месяцев назад

    Awesome, congrats to the both of you!

  • @JV-qb6ib
    @JV-qb6ib 2 месяца назад +1

    Great Video and super nice attachment. 😊

  • @charlespuckett8429
    @charlespuckett8429 Год назад +10

    I can see the up high advantages, most of what I see could be handled with a brush hog alot faster.
    But it looks Cool.

    • @micon9460
      @micon9460 Год назад

      Exactly what I thought. Basically get half the cutting width for double/triple the price

    • @micon9460
      @micon9460 Год назад +2

      Exactly what I thought. Basically get half the cutting width for double/triple the price

  • @ChiefLilly71
    @ChiefLilly71 2 месяца назад

    Goats!

  • @fishingwithdj2844
    @fishingwithdj2844 Год назад +4

    Seems slower than a normal bushhog. That’s a small cut. Plus a bushhog has a stump jumper. Looks like it’s alot easier to tear that up.

  • @frankdove4869
    @frankdove4869 3 месяца назад

    I have an old-fashioned brush hog that works behind a Kubota tractor l3901 I like the brush hog in the front on the arms for the little saplings so it will it cut up to about an inch in saplings

  • @bill50013
    @bill50013 Год назад +3

    Oh, the fun I would have with that in my Neiborhood. But I don't think I want to go to jail lol. Thank you for the video.

  • @lostnwalmart9110
    @lostnwalmart9110 Год назад +1

    Been looking at these for a bit and great to see it in use!

  • @jasonlove2653
    @jasonlove2653 Год назад +1

    Y’all need to put some disc golf baskets in, seriously! 🙌

    • @Woodbrew
      @Woodbrew  Год назад +3

      Oh no I have no room for another hobby😂 I get asked to go play golf, but I know it would turn into another obsession of mine. Molly wants to build a go kart track😂😂

  • @mwall2994
    @mwall2994 Год назад

    Thanks. That was really entertaining and even the ad talk was okay. You are easy to relate to.

  • @misterr50
    @misterr50 Год назад

    im old and did it with manual eguipment and saved the trees

  • @captainkirk1745
    @captainkirk1745 Год назад

    You are going to enjoy it!

  • @mikeymad
    @mikeymad Год назад +1

    That is an Eater! Happy clearing, looking good.

    • @Woodbrew
      @Woodbrew  Год назад +1

      Haha Thanks Michael! Excited to get this place cleaned up!

    • @mikeymad
      @mikeymad Год назад +1

      @@Woodbrew I do like me some good cleanup videos! 👌

    • @garlandheddings8812
      @garlandheddings8812 Год назад

      Front has a different use trim trees back without tractor damage safer without limbs hitting you in head I have bushhog for open fields

  • @TheWhitetailrancher
    @TheWhitetailrancher Год назад +1

    Basically, a mini-forestry head, kind of neat. But I'll take a flail mower every day of the week and twice on Sunday. Though I'm thinking that this impliment is much less expensive.

  • @micon9460
    @micon9460 Год назад +82

    Just think you would of cleared twice as much in 5mins with a bushhog 😮

    • @nogoodcops6557
      @nogoodcops6557 Год назад +11

      That's what I was thinking.

    • @nicholasmendoza6159
      @nicholasmendoza6159 Год назад +7

      Or an auger forest mulcher. Take out most of them small trees with a single pass too.

    • @Appalachianasshole41
      @Appalachianasshole41 Год назад +17

      Yeah I don't understand the point of this. It just looks like a small forward mounted brush hog. A regular pull behind or flail mower seems like either would be faster and easier.

    • @fooseballs308
      @fooseballs308 Год назад +5

      None of you watched the whole video.

    • @nogoodcops6557
      @nogoodcops6557 Год назад +5

      @@fooseballs308 you've never used a tractor

  • @micbrenoel5459
    @micbrenoel5459 Год назад

    seems like a front-mounted brush hog, but with a bazillion articulated applications! NICE

  • @Mr.WS6
    @Mr.WS6 Год назад +2

    Cutting that stuff over your head flinging that stuff around....head injury waiting to happen lol.

  • @viralvideostrending5782
    @viralvideostrending5782 6 месяцев назад

    great buy. it did a great job.

  • @richardhead3211
    @richardhead3211 11 месяцев назад

    a very nice couple.

  • @kennethnorris8340
    @kennethnorris8340 Год назад +3

    My biggest concern would be puncturing a tire with the stubs from those 1" to 2" trees you are cutting , not quite to the ground as you said.

  • @denyswoodroffe490
    @denyswoodroffe490 9 месяцев назад

    Organise a contracting business with it. It will pay for itself in no time. Best of luck. Kiwi

  • @ericjohnson9080
    @ericjohnson9080 Год назад +1

    Where does the hydraulic power for the laneshark motor come from? Not from the 3rd function right?

  • @shiraz1736
    @shiraz1736 2 месяца назад

    I would only use one of these with a closed cab and I’ve got no idea how that works with hydraulics you have on that tractor.

  • @johnrfranklin9072
    @johnrfranklin9072 8 месяцев назад

    Nice nice nice!

  • @tone7021
    @tone7021 Год назад +3

    Would love to see the entire property and the plans you have for it.

    • @Woodbrew
      @Woodbrew  Год назад +4

      Will do! What else would you like to see on the channel? Are you here for the tractor/yard work mosty or everything?

    • @redwards2006
      @redwards2006 Год назад +1

      An aerial view if you have a drone

    • @tone7021
      @tone7021 Год назад

      Absolutely everything! I’ve been called a jack of all trades but a master of none 😂😂

  • @petercampbell4220
    @petercampbell4220 7 месяцев назад

    I have an older one, no case drain. So it needs to drain direct to sump.

  • @kiadarkley5381
    @kiadarkley5381 Год назад +2

    i think a pull behind Bush hog would have did better /. maybe look up a drum mulcher . those are so good

  • @802louis
    @802louis Год назад

    Great job 👏

  • @TheAlpine49
    @TheAlpine49 11 месяцев назад

    Slick!

  • @richardjessup6721
    @richardjessup6721 10 месяцев назад

    Congratulations looks like you have a very useful attachment. I’am sure you will have for a long time. All I know you stored up a lot of controversy- good luck to you.

  • @jbob1274
    @jbob1274 Год назад

    Could have got a HD 3pt hitch bush hog. However i do already have one and want a lane shark still. So i guess get the more expensive one first. Whatever works.

  • @louiescousin
    @louiescousin Год назад +2

    Congrats! I love this type of equipment! So handy! Very cool! Happy Trimming! lol.

  • @jbob1274
    @jbob1274 Год назад

    Love it

  • @HollerTenn
    @HollerTenn Год назад

    good stuff y'all

  • @Ifishmo
    @Ifishmo Месяц назад

    From the implement website:
    "Hydraulic implement flow rate 5gpm to 8.5gpm - Standard motor
    Hydraulic implement flow rate 8.6gpm to 15gpm - High capacity motor (Special Order Only)"

  • @leserickson7057
    @leserickson7057 Год назад +1

    There are ranchers and farmers would prefer that real grass versus animal feed?

  • @knightwalkr
    @knightwalkr 2 месяца назад

    A rotary cutter bush hog would have been a ton better than that for that job.
    You back in with it going and if it’s to tall or thick you just keep pulling up and backing into it until it’s all down. It won’t do those big trees but everything you did here is about a 30 minute job at most with a 5 foot rotary

  • @amathonn
    @amathonn 18 дней назад

    You look like the Green Giant's barber. What does it cost?

  • @lilgeoffham
    @lilgeoffham Год назад

    Im assuming it doesn’t run off the 3rd function and the rear remotes are plumed to the front of the tractor. Definitely see some advantages to this style over a traditional pull behind style.

  • @dannymofopans
    @dannymofopans Год назад +4

    SO DANGEROUS WITHOUT A CAB
    I mulch for a living all of our machines have grated on top of ballistic grade poly screens and stuff has still damaged the steel bars and or screens over the windows

    • @WesDowney-yl2ci
      @WesDowney-yl2ci Год назад +1

      very dangerous with out a cab -be careful

    • @nicholasmendoza6159
      @nicholasmendoza6159 Год назад

      At least it only has around 5hp of power available through that tractors hydraulic system.

  • @damonr2233
    @damonr2233 Год назад +1

    My concern is for that tractor. Hydraulic motor generate massive amounts heat.

  • @trevorfuray1317
    @trevorfuray1317 Год назад

    It would be nice if we could hear it running instead of the music when it’s working on the challenging stuff.

  • @5280Woodworking
    @5280Woodworking Год назад +2

    Dang, that thing goes brrrrrrrrr!!!!

  • @gonzalosanabria2251
    @gonzalosanabria2251 Месяц назад

    So why not use a long pole chainsaw? Much easier

  • @robertflintroy9605
    @robertflintroy9605 Год назад

    What is that on the back of the tractor the green thing

  • @patriotdarktolight1780
    @patriotdarktolight1780 9 месяцев назад

    need high flow ?

  • @ridgedbullet2420
    @ridgedbullet2420 Год назад

    Should have gotten a brush hog or landpride rotary mower. I do 28 acres in about 2 hrs

  • @leserickson7057
    @leserickson7057 Год назад +1

    Can you sell some of that grass as cattle feed, I presume that it has not been sprayed. You might have another source of income that help you buy more equipment? enjoyed watching your video.

  • @RobertBrown-cz9qz
    @RobertBrown-cz9qz Год назад

    Excellent looking implement. Did you have any problems with knocking anything loose ( hoses ; filters; plastic cooling fan for transmission)

  • @alsanova
    @alsanova Год назад +1

    So basically it's a industrial size lawn mower?! 😀👍 4:22 - what was the previous method you did?

    • @Woodbrew
      @Woodbrew  Год назад +4

      Lol lol yea it does up to 3” diameter trees I believe. The previous method of ripping everything out with the grapple and raking it all up with a large landscape rake. It worked, but is slow and you have to stay on top of it or it grows right back.

  • @Brian-mp2mv
    @Brian-mp2mv 3 месяца назад

    I know the video is over a year old. But, please remember to raise the deck several feet off the ground before you engage the blades the first time...
    Growing up on a farm, you'll learn that small animals and pets like to get under the deck when it's not being used.

  • @Allaahesuno
    @Allaahesuno Год назад

    Does that need high flow 3rd function valve or what?

  • @F150customs
    @F150customs Год назад

    You just need to get a brush hog… i have the exact tractor and set up. The brush hog will do a fine job. That attachment is better used for going underneath tree lines so you don’t get smacked with limbs… putting it up in the air like that is going to get you hurt. Be careful…. That brush you were cutting could have easily been cut with that zero turn you mentioned also…

  • @daftnord4957
    @daftnord4957 Год назад

    will it grind stumps?

  • @jacobyoder4166
    @jacobyoder4166 Год назад

    Nice machine, we need something like that. I think I'll check it out. I just wished I could hear the machine instead of the music 😊 But thanks for the video.

    • @Dirtay427
      @Dirtay427 Год назад

      The reason there's no audio and just music because they had to speed up the footage because that Implement is not designed for a front-loader it's designed for skid steers because they front loaders hydraulic flow is not sufficient enough to operate that piece of equipment even at its minimum settings so you that's also why the video footage is sped up

  • @jtltet
    @jtltet Год назад

    Is the offset position possible on both sides or only 1 side?

  • @ryany6288
    @ryany6288 Год назад

    Would be nice to hear how it sounds cutting without the music.

  • @brodycampbell2990
    @brodycampbell2990 Год назад

    I’ll stick to a skid steer brush hog. Much wider which in return get much more done

  • @wildbill23c
    @wildbill23c Год назад

    Guess you could use that as a hedge trimmer on steroids LOL. Those mowers are pretty innovative in the different ways you can position it for cutting all sorts of different stuff....gotta have a tractor that can handle it though, that's a lot of weight hanging off the loader, especially when you have it in the offset configuration and mowing overhead...puts a lot of weight off the one side of the tractor.
    Property looks so much better with what you've cleared with that mower already.
    Just ran across your channel and was looking at some of the wood working stuff, have to sub just for the wood working stuff the orange tractor stuff is a great bonus....I just have a Kubota BX2680, lots of stuff it can do but running things like that off the loader ain't one of them LOL.

  • @andrewsmith9980
    @andrewsmith9980 Год назад +1

    what does this cost and is it better than a flail mower? How much horsepower does it require
    Thanks

    • @Dirtay427
      @Dirtay427 Год назад +1

      If you have a tractor stick with your flail mower this piece of equipment is not intended for use on a front loader tractor it is intended for skid steers, the hydraulic flow that the tractor puts out is not sufficient enough for this piece of equipment to operate properly that's why their footage is sped up and there's no audio just music

  • @60Oldfart
    @60Oldfart 11 месяцев назад

    nice toy

  • @unimogdave
    @unimogdave Год назад +2

    Personally I like to hear the implement, not music.

  • @johnfithian-franks8276
    @johnfithian-franks8276 Год назад +1

    Hi I noticed you have some wild rhubarb on your property, you need to get rid of that ASAP, if you have any young kids running around and they touch that they will come out with big purple blisters that are very painful it is found anywhere in the UK the council will come out and posing it and tape the area off until it is all dead.

    • @Woodbrew
      @Woodbrew  Год назад

      OHH! We will have to search for that and remove it. Thank you🙌🙌

  • @yonmusak
    @yonmusak 6 месяцев назад +1

    You need a chainsaw helmet with a face guard. ESPECIALLY when cutting round trees where stuff can ricochet off trees and smack you in the face. Ask me how I know. . .

  • @HangNguyen-ty7zv
    @HangNguyen-ty7zv Год назад

    How many HP your tractor?

  • @jeffery19677
    @jeffery19677 Год назад

    For the cost of that machine, you could hire a contractor to clear all that in a day and have change. Lane shark might be a good idea for someone like me. I need to clear and reclaim 90 acres...

    • @Woodbrew
      @Woodbrew  Год назад +1

      There is a major flaw in this statement. If I pay someone to clear it all then who is going to keep it clear? It’s not like a someone can come in and mulch the place and the next day I’m out there on a riding lawn mower. There is substantial work needed to get the property to a riding lawnmower state and even then the up keep is horrible. Not to mention all the quotes I received for clearing the property were all more than the lane shark.
      You will spend your entire life keeping 90 acres clear with a 4ft wide lane shark. You need to get yourself a high flow Kubota Skidsteer and Mulcher or this is just dumb…. See how comments like this are so unproductive?

  • @gripweed4041
    @gripweed4041 11 месяцев назад

    SICK!

  • @hillbillyfranks
    @hillbillyfranks Год назад

    Just subscribe to your channel Enjoyed the channel we'll be looking forward to watching more have a good day thank you🎉🎉🎉

  • @cowboyrose2212
    @cowboyrose2212 Год назад

    it only cuts when its moving forward. why do you back up? don't back up. only move forward. you put twice the stain on equiptment by backing up.

    • @Woodbrew
      @Woodbrew  Год назад

      It absolutely can cut moving backwards, but I lift it off the cut each time I back up so at most I am taking a very very small cut.

  • @keithparker9027
    @keithparker9027 Год назад

    Why is this better than a brush hog

    • @memo007999
      @memo007999 Год назад

      It’s not only if you have a skid steer
      I have a Kubota L3800 and my hydraulic flow was not enough for this unit so I went with a rotary cutter (bush hog) 72” and it is a beast

  • @TDiggz
    @TDiggz Год назад +1

    No way that tractor has enough hydraulic flow to run that thing effectively

  • @williamhicks9905
    @williamhicks9905 Год назад +1

    when you buy land then that leads to a trackter and mower or bush hog

  • @randykissoon1845
    @randykissoon1845 Год назад

    An Altoz or a Ventrac would have made short work of that .

  • @wernerpanchenko6542
    @wernerpanchenko6542 Год назад +1

    Capacity off cutting thickness

    • @Woodbrew
      @Woodbrew  Год назад +1

      3" cutting capacity, however you can take small bits of bigger things. I have cut up to 6" by just driving slowly in and out.

  • @seth3209
    @seth3209 5 месяцев назад

    A pto bush hog would have been better.

  • @donaldstrishock3923
    @donaldstrishock3923 Год назад +2

    Shure would of liked to HEAR & SEE that "Contraption" Realy WORK in "Real-Time".
    With that L2501 producing "only" 6.5 gallons per minute of flow @ 2300psi thats only 8.2 hp minuse 20% fluid loses ; Equaling 6.8 Horsepower total OUTPUT.
    It ALL seems TOO Good to be true!

    • @szki272
      @szki272 Год назад

      According to Kubota, it is only 5.5 gallons per minute to the aux circuit. and 3.11 for steering and not available for aux uses. So even worse than your numbers.

  • @mikeduarte8635
    @mikeduarte8635 10 месяцев назад

    Will a 23 hp tractor run it