Use A Farm Tractor to Trim TREES! LIKE A PRO!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- How To TRIM A TREE Almost Instantly! See how we do tree trimming here on Hamiltonville Farm! Trim a Tree with ease! I'll show you how.
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Enjoyed it y’all! I agree with you Gina, when I’m outside and I look around I’m always amazed at what God created, and I do seem to talk to him more outside!
Thanks for watching y'all. Have a good one👍
It's good to see someone showing those that are not smart enough to do this on their own free RUclips how to lessons. I'm not one of those people. Just here for support. See you on the next one.
Right on brother 👍 have a good one!
We always added a 3/8" safety chain, Just because of old Murphy. We liked using an electric because of the instant stop when you release the trigger.
Right on!
That’s a pretty cool attachment. I could see that being very useful
Yes sir. Thanks Adam👍
Here in Texas oak tree suffer from Oak Wilt. After trimming limbs of oaks spray the cut end with black spray paint to seal out the possibility of spread of oak wilt. If you find out there is oak wilt do not burn the cuttings on your property. It may cause the spread of the oak wilt disease
Right on👍 thanks
Gina definitely has the tractor maneuvering down. Good approach to cutting the tree limbs, Hank. Your tree does appear to have some kind of blight but I have no clue what it is. That sure is one clump of oaks. Enjoyed a full-watch. Have a fine upcoming week, guys. 👍
Thanks Don! Hope you have a good week! Take care
Been wanting to buy this for my farm. Thanks for the video.
I use it quiet often. A great investment
My thought is to see if your county has a office that will come out and check it out and offer any suggestions for treatment of the infected trees.
We do have an office that will do that at our Ag center. I'll have to give them a shout👍
I wonder if I was told correctly that when you cut a limb the final cut is done where it does not hold rain water? Pferd chainsaw sharpener works good other videos say they make them for stihl
Right on! I love this community and how I learn from all y'all👍
I just got the same cage a couple of weeks ago, haven't put it together yet. ("Some Assembly Required" LOL) Using a chainsaw on a ladder is for the birds! I may leave that top section of cage off mine though, to make it easier to get around fruit tree limbs while pruning. Don't tell the safety police! I do have a full body harness and lanyard I can latch onto the cage to keep me from falling to far though. Going to have to dry up around here for me to do anything with a tractor.m
Yeah I have a safety vest harness that I use for deer hunting I may start wearing in it. I have a video of me putting the cage together in timelapse. It's super easy but the paint was in the threads, so clean those out before you assemble it. 👍
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Great and very trusty team work !!! LOL That cage will be really good for roofing works too !!! Nice lady driving tractor too !!! Keep to good works !!! Cheers to both of you !!!
Cheers! Thank you for watching. Hope you're staying warm 👍
@@HamiltonvilleFarm Yes I'm and thank you for asking !!! Take care Cheers !!!
You guys make a great team. Glad to see all the safety gear. Another great video. Your place is looking better every day. Good job.
Thanks Scott. I appreciate you watching 👍
I like that lift basket.
Thanks Dave. I appreciate you stopping by👍
I have no experience with Live Oak, but I do have 20 acres of Red Oak in Michigan. Around here, once the limb dies, the fungus moves in to decompose the tree. That is the normal rotting profile. My oaks rot from the outside in once they die. Seems like about 1/2 an inch per year depending on how soon the park falls off and whether it is standing or fallen. The amount of available moisture is key to the rot rate. Check to see if you have the same fungus on the healthy limbs. If it is only on the dead ones, I personally wouldn't worry about it. But check with your local extension office to be sure.
Good call. I'll check 👍
Nice job guys, now go sharpen that chain lol.
Lol. Slowly but surely I'm getting around to doing that.
Good video👍
Thank you CJ
Hopefully the insanely large warning plaque can be removed to improve visibility. The best place for for that kind of useless advise would be underneath the unit.
Yeah, I need to cut it off since I'm not gonna have any OSHA inspectors coming out to my place. Good call.
Enjoyed this video of the Titan Attachments safety cage. I could really use one of these cages for our Christmas decorating. Gina did a good job of filming and of not throwing you out of the cage. Thanks for sharing Hank.
Yeah you know you're probably right. It would work great for you. 👍
@@HamiltonvilleFarm Hank, I see that Titan sells two that look like the one you have. Which one do you have?
@@terrymangum3914 I was going to ask this same question, but I see they never answered you. Did you ever figure it out?
@@timsawyer7443 No, that question wasn't answered Tim.
Sorry I totally missed Terry's original question. My apologies. Here's a link to Titan.
www.palletforks.com/?CJ&Hamiltonville+Farm&cjevent=2123efde028611eb8226039f0a240613
Worked pretty good Hank! Take care
Thanks Dave!
Gina could give you a wild ride . Great job y’all
Lol. I had to hang on a few times😂
That Gina is quite the tractor operator Hank. Teach her to run the chainsaw and you'll get a lot of viewers to add to the many you already got buddy.
Up here in West Virginia we have a lot of hardwood trees dying. It seem to start with the Ash tree about 12 to 15 years ago. I haven't talked to any Forestry people yet but seems our Oaks and some Hickory trees are getting a blight. I hope we don't loose them too.
I hear ya. And yeah, I hope our trees can be saved. We love that clump of oaks. It's beautiful.
Those are some beautiful trees. That is some great teamwork with Gina lifting the cage up. Great video.
Thanks y'all. I appreciate the comment 👍
Hank, I wish I didn't live so far I would come over and play, that looks like fun!!!🍒👍
Would love to have you over👍
A little tip from a fellow Floridian, if you'll spray paint the end of the tree where you cut you'll protect the the tree from army ants and other insects. As far as the lichen, don't worry about it has a simbiotic relationship with the tree and won't harm live wood.
Yeah I'm gonna try that. Thanks👍
It's a fungi infection of the oak. No real treatment but to cut down the branches/limbs that have the fungus.
Hypoxylon canker fungus.
Thanks. I really appreciate that. I appreciate the comment.
@@HamiltonvilleFarm is it good to breathe in when it's burning in an open fire pit? Some molds are bad to burn because you still can breathe them in.
Hey Hank & Gina! If you guys were closer id be down there in a second to help, id monkey up that tree with or without a tractor LOL Gina sure is getting a good running that Mahindra! That cage and Mahindra is safer than a ladder for sure! Thanks for sharing!
You need to come down and get out of that snow!!!
@@HamiltonvilleFarm That dam snows all gone lol 60 degrees out last two days LOL now its back freezing haha
Thanks buddy for the great information big like my friend 👍👍
Thank you John. Have a good one👍
Hank you're doing an amazing job cleaning that property up I wish I had the time and equipment to do that on mine but since I don't I've been looking for a forestry mulching service have you ever utilized one or have any recommendations?
When we first moved here 3 years ago it was so overgrown we had to rent a forestry mulcher. We rented the bobcat and the head from the local rental company and I want to say it was like $1,500 for the weekend. But we got it on a Friday afternoon and they picked it up on Monday afternoon so we got 3 full days out of it and cleared a ton. I would recommend renting one for the weekend if you have a lot to do. Or you can always buy a new one for $128K 😂👍
@@HamiltonvilleFarm that was a real good idea. I thought that you may have done that. can you recommend that rental place? I also am in North Florida
@@MikeDPlxztc we actually rented out of Dothan. Bobcat of Dothan if I remember correctly. There's also panhandle rentals. I think they may have some. But the ones from Dothan were good dudes.
@@HamiltonvilleFarm Thank ya, thank ya very much 👍
Gina is getting very good on the Tractor. Great job Gina. Hank you need to take her out to Dinner and buy her a new pair of shoes. 😜 Mark.
Evidently!! She is definitely a keeper 😁
That might be oak wilt, a lot of it is going around in the hill country of Texas. You need to treat the cut to keep it from spreading. Also clean your chain saw before cutting anymore trees that are not infected. Just a guess.
Ah! Good point about cleaning chain. Didn't think of that. Thanks 👍
I think it’s just cause the limb is dead, I’ve seen a lot of oaks like that but there still big and healthy. Idk of you have many pine trees around, but watch out for pine beetles. You’ll have little holes and what looks like saw dust around the holes if I remember right. And to my knowledge the only way to get rid of those is cut the tree and burn it, otherwise they’ll spread to other pines.
Roger. It may be that. I need to google the symptoms. Thanks for the comment!
Just like the Chicken and the Egg the question is what came first the fungus or the dead branch🙄 when it comes to trimming you should always make more vertical cuts Like the gentleman said below you don't want water pooling up in that cut later on and don't get too close to the trunk if you can help it leave a little to heal also I always spray black spray paint over fresh cuts keep bugs out until the wound heals. I'm sure there are plenty of other substances that would work for this and if you really care for the tree go back and cover it again in a while because that first coat will soak in and wear off.
That's awesome. I'll go back and fix that! I appreciate the comment 👍
Mrs. Gina is a smooth operator. I was hoping she would at least bounce you around a little in that thing.
Lol. She was tempted I'm sure😂
Buying pallet forks soon but I think I’ll build the lift. They are way too expensive.
You'll love a set of Pallet forks. I use them almost daily. I hear IBC totes work well for the manlift. good luck with the build👍
I would cut the limbs closer to the tree.
I try to pay attention to where the end of the bar is at all times. You cut into the tree when cutting the first branch. That can make the saw kick back.
I would've got out from between the trees when that last limb was falling so you didn't get hit and pinched between the limb and one of the other trees.
Hold on tighter when the woman moves the loader up and down. One quick movement the wrong direction and you will be flopping around like a fish out of water. Haha!
I'm not harping on you I was just trying to help.
That Titan basket is cool. I'm going to check it out on their website right now.
Surrounded by God's creation is a great place to talk to God but I've never found a bad place to talk to Him!
Thanks for the video and God bless you and your family!
Yeah all solid points. Only makes me better👍 thanks for the comment
So, where can I buy the basket?
www.palletforks.com/?CJ&Hamiltonville+Farm&cjevent=2123efde028611eb8226039f0a240613
It looks to me like a fungus called Lichens, They usually grow on dead wood or Rock
Thanks I'll Google it and see. I appreciate the comment 👍
good job getting those limbs done. That surely was a safety hazard since you guys use the area
Thanks Joey. Hope you have a good day buddy.
Farm out!
Right on👍
Right arm! :D