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Real Compact Tractor PTO Mulcher | BaumaLight MP348
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- Опубликовано: 7 янв 2023
- The Baumalight MP348 PTO Forestry Mulcher may well be the best land management tool on the market for a compact tractor. It transforms almost any small tractor into a true forestry mulcher. It is perfect for clearing food plots and other sporting areas. Clearing land is a snap.
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I do love that mulcher. I will have to wait to sneak one of those into the implement yard until after I have a few jobs lined up to use it on. My wife, silly woman, thinks money matters. 😊
What???? My wife is the same way.
Man that mulcher and that 474 are work horses!!!
Yes sir
I love the backing up log grinding.
I watched it twice myself. 😁
Watching the mulcher chew through that tree was something else!! WOW! Good work Tony!! 👍 A good pew pew range sounds really good
Yes sir. I hope to start a small building this spring.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Hello Tony,
Awesome videos. They alone have sold us on TYM. I have been eyeballing the 474 w/ cab on it out here in Oregon on a 40 acre Christmas tree start up. This is Kubota country out here btw.
Is the mulcher you demoed a good fit for the 474? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
We have a lot of post logging clean up to do.
Thanks,
Craig and Laura
The mulcher is a perfect fit for the T474. It is matched as perfectly as can be.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Thanks Tony. Much appreciated.
You are getting the job done Tony, looks great!👍🏻
We have a lot more to do, but this is awesome.
Great video of the start of the Pew pew range I would enjoy having one in my back yard too but alast too many neighbors thanks Tony and Tanya
I love to pew pew and load. It will be nice to walk out the back door and pew
Best opening to a video ever. That’s the comment. 👍🏻
Thank you. Keeping it real.
Looks good I like it. Take care be safe Happy New Year.
Happy New Year my friend
DANG! I gotta get me one of them!! Awesome tool and another great video buddy! Josh
Pew, Pew! You need one for what you do. It is a great way to tame the tough stuff.
You need to reach out to Country View Acres and hook him up with Baumalight folks. He’s clearing like a 1000 foot fence row that is overgrown.
That forestry mulcher is awesome. Enjoyed this video Tony and Tanja.
Tony, I sure do like your video cam. on the top of your rollbar, it make's me feel like I'm doing the driving and let's me see what you see. Who's idea was that? Never mind its a good improvement.
It is something we have done in the past, but got away from it. I brought it back, because you said something last video. I like it too.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I probably did say something last video but just forgot, I'm getting older and the old memory doesn't seem to be as sharp as it once was. Anyway God bless and have a great day. MC.
love the Baumalight Stay dry down there!
Yes sir. We got rained out that day.
Thanks for demonstrating
I am enjoying this mulcher. Well worth the money.
Hey Chief. I really appreciate your efforts to establish a KD range for your bow and arrow practice. As a former AMU “student” one needs a place to practice their skills. I do have some negative comments, imagine that. The glasses thing. I see you had difficulty with the shades, clear for definition and safety. Always in the tool box, even scratched they do the job. Sorry, but I just value your eyesight maybe more than??? 😮. I think a set of R2’s or at least R1’s would be sweet “down below”. Not practical to change out, that’s why I have 31 hp compact with R2’s on stand by. Retrieve my goofs. Best to you and Tanja, give the Field Marshal a chicken strip for me. Hq 6 out.
I plan on putting a small Cover with a bench this spring. Nothing fancy but comfortable in the hot sun.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Put sound absorbing material on the underside of the cover. Shade is good, noise not so much. Out of words at the moment, just relived a bad experience and ended up with a panic attack. Never happened before! Is this something I will need to get used to in my last years? Well, apparently I found my words, sorry Chief.
It happens to me from time to time. Loud unexpected pops, will put me on high alert.
You make the mulcher very tempting to buy seeing that's more than 60% of what I do, but man they carry a hefty price tag for them. I paid less for the tractor I'd put it on.
It definitely doesn't make sense for everyone. We have a good bit of land development to do, but we need to do it at our place. I would only recommend this mulcher on a HST tractor.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I've got a 30hp HST Kubota. I've been eying the smaller one, 48" I think, because I mostly work in backyards clearing out overgrowth. I get along just fine dragging a 4ft H.D. bush hog on the ground, but a mulcher leaves a lot better finished product.
This is the 48" mulcher. I think your tractor would do fine.
@@TonysTractorAdventure oh okay, I thought yours was the next size up. I've watched just about every video posted about them. I'd love to see one working in person, but I'm thinking it'll be on the order list at the end of this season.
I will keep working this over the next few months. I am getting the hang of it now.
I loved the video but I have a question. Why would you say 300 meters instead of 300 yards?
Art from Ohio
Retired Army Warrant Officer.. We had 300 meter ranges.
Awesome videos as always Tony. Hope all is well. We purchased a Tym 474 last year and am waiting on the mp348 to arrive now. Did you have to cut your pto shaft or did it fit your Tym?
I think I did cut the PTO shaft. There's been several implements added over the last year so I can't remember all the details. The mulcher is still awesome.
Ok, thanks for getting back to me. I think we are gonna try and fill that niche between landscaper and big forestry mulcher. Lots of prayers!
He said 300 "Meters". Must be prior service! 😊 👍
30 years
Looks like the grapple is a much better choice for clearing the way. With the ground so wet just root it out and move on. By the time it dries out a little bit a good brush fire will take care of it. I don't see the mulcher as being of much use there.
I prefer the mulcher. I like how it mulches all the small stuff. I will come back and mulch the stuff I pulled out. The small amount of big stuff, I will burn.
Looks like the knives would need sharpened a lot. Appears to be in the dirt a lot of the time. Your getting the job done. Definitely muddy like you said.
The forestry mulcher has carbide teeth. To this point I have not had to change or sharpen any. I have about 50 hours on it.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I just thought in the dirt dulls most things.
It will dull, but carbide will last much longer.
Can that mulcher clear an acre in a day?
With a motivated operator, it could do more, but it depends greatly on the land brush.
I’ve commented to Tony in the past about me hiring a similar device. I had a 90 hp skid steer with mulcher clear out my river flats about two years ago. Admittedly more power, he cleared a couple acres with in the 3 hours allotted. Magnificent job. Tony has a long term usage, mine was essentially one time. Although I do need the other side of my creek cleaned up?
Tanya needs her own side by side.
Someday, but she doesn't want one.
Wonder how it’d work on mesquite?
It works on Iron wood here.
What's the coast to replace the drum on that
I am not sure what a drum cost is, but the teeth are replaceable. They are about $7 per tooth.
@@TonysTractorAdventure not bad for teeth replacement
Have you hit any rocks with that mulcher
We don't have rocks. It uses carbide cutters like most mulchers.
You jinxed me. I hit a three quarter inch steel cable from where a logging crew left it. It broke two cutters. They're easy enough to replace and it could have been worse. It took me about 10 minutes to get the cable unwrapped from the cutter head.
Lol, I don’t what’s worse , rocks or steel cables, but that is one tuff mulcher, I have too many rocks on my land
Has does it do on 12 inch stump
It is not made for 12" stumps. I have a stump grinder for that.
That looks like a great place to do what you want to do. 👍 Crack! Ding!
Thank you. I appreciate you
Please be safe with your pup around. A simple accident like what happened with that tree flying out could end it's life far too short.
Thank you for caring.
Way too slow and way too dangerous....open cab...one old piece of wire and your in for a bad day
Some people have less patiences than others. You shouldn't go out side. Lighting could strike.
You need an Antonio Carraro reversible tractor. I have one, when I run the mulcher, I turn the seat in 10 sec with all of the commands and run it backwards.
I saw one at a tractor show. Very cool.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I got a used one last year, tony 10900, Yanmar engine, awesome machine.
I really liked what I saw.