Enjoyed the video hope they can continue… as per the other comment RUclips will take away the chance for you to make money if copyright issues come up….. again good luck hope to see more
Hey, let me help you out a bit if you don't mind. Watched this video and your first one explaining the Rut brush cutter. 1. The music! You have to be careful with the radio playing in the background and your intro song. I'm sure you noticed that when you went to post it RUclips flagged you for licensing or something like that. What that means is they aren't going to really get your video much exposure due to the copyright issue. If you want to use music, Google "royalty free music" and then follow their instructions on how to properly credit them in your description. 2. At the end of this video, when you used your cell phone, turn it sideways. Recording sideways will format the video for RUclips/ tv etc. Recording straight up and down like you did is for Instagram/Twitter etc. Other than that, cool vids! Liked hearing your input on the 595 and the Rut! I'm in Columbia by the way! If I'm ever in your neck of the woods, I'll fly you some drone footage. 👍🏽😎
Looking to purchase a brush cutter for my new skidsteer I am buying a kubota slv65 17.4 gpm standard flow and 27 gpm high flow what flow are your running and how do you like cutter I am wanting to do brush removal clearing and over grown lots
I would highly recommend the Rut Manufacturing Terminator. The guy knows his stuff and will build you a cutter that will work best with your machine. I have a standard flow Bobcat S205 17 GPM flow. They built me a Terminator and very happy with it. About 45 hours on it and at least half of those hours were brutal. I can drive thru 2" material like nothing and shred a 5" tree flush with the ground in about 15 minutes as I have to let the cutter recover as I bust up the big chunks. Might think that's a long time but its a 61HP machine and I can do it all day long. I've hit rocks, scrap iron, even a manhole cover and I pound everything right down to the dirt. The blades show little wear. Its a 3 blade 60" deck. Unless you are gonna mow grass buy the Terminator. The short stubby blades on a heavy wheel are the ticket for brush with trees mixed in. Long thin blades that rely on high tip speed work for light brush and grass. I wouldn't mind having a 2 blade unit for maintenance of property, but I can't imagine it would have held up as well as the unit I have.
All depends on how far the job was away from home, cost of fuel, maintenance(truck, trailer, bobcat, mower, etc. I would have a minimum charge. $400-500.
Enjoyed the video hope they can continue… as per the other comment RUclips will take away the chance for you to make money if copyright issues come up….. again good luck hope to see more
Hey, let me help you out a bit if you don't mind. Watched this video and your first one explaining the Rut brush cutter. 1. The music! You have to be careful with the radio playing in the background and your intro song. I'm sure you noticed that when you went to post it RUclips flagged you for licensing or something like that. What that means is they aren't going to really get your video much exposure due to the copyright issue. If you want to use music, Google "royalty free music" and then follow their instructions on how to properly credit them in your description. 2. At the end of this video, when you used your cell phone, turn it sideways. Recording sideways will format the video for RUclips/ tv etc. Recording straight up and down like you did is for Instagram/Twitter etc. Other than that, cool vids! Liked hearing your input on the 595 and the Rut! I'm in Columbia by the way! If I'm ever in your neck of the woods, I'll fly you some drone footage. 👍🏽😎
thanks, I’m new to this so I really appreciate the feedback!
That's a big snake at 16.27 rattle snake??
Looking to purchase a brush cutter for my new skidsteer I am buying a kubota slv65 17.4 gpm standard flow and 27 gpm high flow what flow are your running and how do you like cutter I am wanting to do brush removal clearing and over grown lots
I would highly recommend the Rut Manufacturing Terminator. The guy knows his stuff and will build you a cutter that will work best with your machine. I have a standard flow Bobcat S205 17 GPM flow. They built me a Terminator and very happy with it. About 45 hours on it and at least half of those hours were brutal. I can drive thru 2" material like nothing and shred a 5" tree flush with the ground in about 15 minutes as I have to let the cutter recover as I bust up the big chunks. Might think that's a long time but its a 61HP machine and I can do it all day long. I've hit rocks, scrap iron, even a manhole cover and I pound everything right down to the dirt. The blades show little wear. Its a 3 blade 60" deck. Unless you are gonna mow grass buy the Terminator. The short stubby blades on a heavy wheel are the ticket for brush with trees mixed in. Long thin blades that rely on high tip speed work for light brush and grass. I wouldn't mind having a 2 blade unit for maintenance of property, but I can't imagine it would have held up as well as the unit I have.
@@kenh9508I’m with Ken. Rut makes some awesome implements. Solid guys too. ✌️
All depends on how far the job was away from home, cost of fuel, maintenance(truck, trailer, bobcat, mower, etc. I would have a minimum charge. $400-500.
I charge $100 per hour for the machine and $50 per hour for the brush cutter. Just a straight up $100 if not running the mower.