That was a good video doc I think you did a awesome job your first time using that machine well have a blessed Easter love you and Sarah God bless you both
Much easier. I failed to utilize the reverse like i should have but got the hang of it towards the end. Much better than aerating for seeding. In my opinion
Hey Doc. For your first time you did fine. I bought a Billy Goat seeder about 8 years ago and honestly I don't use it as much as I thought I would but it's nice to have when a job pops up. I've owned a Turfco and that thing would kick your butt! My Billy Goat has pistol grips for forward and reverse and both are variable speed. It's just like any machine you don't have much experience with. Practice makes perfect. Again, you did fine. I was waiting to see if you would criss cross your pattern and you did!
@@DOCREAL1118 im about to do mine, i thught i should put a yard of top soil on top first but if i can skip that it be great! curious about your results!
Hey buddy I enjoyed the video I thought it was pretty cool I never knew they had things like that , I'm not in the business as you know but I enjoy watching knew things.everyone probably thinks I'm nuts, but it's refreshing to see new things after nothing but Army for all those years. You be safe and You and Sarah have a great Easter My good friends Love you. Sarge
Happy Easter Sarge. Glad you liked this one. Buddy, i bet you know Artillery like no one's business. I love watching shows about the armed forces. God bless buddy and Sarah and I love you bud
Just food for thought. Its a good idea to slice about three inches deep prior to this to reduce compaction to insure a deeper root system.Also guys put out an insecticide to make sure ants and other critters dont disturb the seed germination.
But isn't three inches much too deep for new seeds? The general consensus seems to be to not bury the seed deeper than one quarter of an inch or it will not germinate.
I think you’re going to like the results of the slice seeder.. It’s real common here in SW Missouri and almost the only way to go as well as plug aerate and seed. We usually do this in the fall because if done in the spring, the July sun and heat fries the new grass.. Excellent video as always my friend..
@@DOCREAL1118 No tips really... You did it the way I do it.! We usually use Tall Fescues here and cut it 3 1/2 - 4 inches. We are starting to see a little Bermuda here and there.
I would recommend slicing the lawn 2-3 times. Then spread seed with a broadcast spreader. I don’t trust the seed hopper. Leaf compost is a good idea but IMO not necessary. Spread starter fertilizer. Customer needs to water daily until germination, then 1” per week.
The lines that the machine cuts in appear to be a little too far apart. Is this adjustable? Could this machine also be used on a newly seeded lawn from the previous season without causing damage to the new seedlings?
My Billy Goat OS901SPH is being delivered today and a Billy Goat chariot accessory for riding behind is coming in tomorrow. I'm don't do commerical landscaping however have all pro equipment for our 4+ acres of lawns around our property.
@@DOCREAL1118 Oh I love the machine and especially when I use it with the Billy Goat chariot, saves me walking the long stretches and the Honda engine has so much power, its a breeze. This will be my second year using the slice seeder; have the seed and fertilizers etc. all ready and can't wait for the weather to warm up and overseed our front and side lawns again with Midnight Blue KBG from outsidepride and a high quality tall fescue for remaining acreage.
@@DOCREAL1118 I’ve been doing this a while and kinda winding down. However , I might just do seeding and aerating. That niche has always been profitable and I enjoy the most. A lot of lawn car companies don’t master it and/or don’t have the top of the line machines ( except the big guys). I’ve been looking at the Turfco stand on aerator with seed hopper attachment. The only thing I don’t like is that seeding and aerating is much different than just using an a tine driven over seeder that strategically places the seed is to the soil. I spoke to Turfco and they said their testing has been successful. It would be nice to do both with just 1 ride on machine.
@@DC-ih8bv What I never understood was why the stand on machines always drop the seed out front before the tines poke the holes. Seems the seed should drop afterwards
@@DOCREAL1118 totally agree. Number one ..it can damage the seed. It can also compact the seed into the soil too much. One other thing is that the aerating times are not lined up accordingly with the seed so a lot of the seed just sits on the grass bed with limited contact. It’s as if you just threw it. I just got my overseeder tire fixed( same as your machine by Toro) and had some seed in it. I experimented in this NJ weather to empty the hopper. It worked great. I still believe in aerating but was never sold on the 1-2 aerating /seeding process. Maybe I’m wrong.
I think you did a good job to what i can see on the screen .. in persons i would see much less ... every day is a learning experience in some way .. Great Video
You have to watch some dealers. I had a issue will a dealer some years ago. I sent in one rider>> had a severe vibration and a hydo had worn out. so I had both rebuilt and they swapped one pully. I get it home to base and at the time had truck issues and had to ride it a block to my movie house to mow and get there and the vibration starts up worse them before. yet another lost day of work I took it back. they played like they couldn't figger out what was wrong. but they where willing to take it on trade and give me sh*t for it. turns out it was a pulley they didn't replace. the guy working on it quit his job over it and told me the dealer had been doing this to everyone just to sell the riders and selling off the trades in other states to cover his ass.. needless to say I never went back to that asshole.
It was my first zero turn made by bushhog. the dealer was a farming dealer not selling much along the line of riders Not dedicated to lawncare pros. I couldn't hardly get parts or good service but the farmers did. they where also made I didn't buy from them on my second rider this is why he tried to screw me. that is when I switched to Hustler and never looked back
You used an eXmark, you used an eXmark! nah, nah, nah, nah, nah! Hahaha! SCAG doesn't make one?! Are ya feelin' a little naughty for cheatin' on SCAG? haha! Yeah, he's definitely NOT Slicer Seeder Queen! Take care, Brother Be safe. Stay healthy. Hi, Sarah! Have a Blessed Easter.
You did great. I know you must mow as short as possible do exactly as you did and just Roll Screen it maybe roll it to level off. Using leaf mulch is a plus we always use seed topper in California there is no leaf mulch.
Wouldn't bother using the hopper in the slice seeder. Use a broadcast spreader that you prefer and nail your weight for square footage. You can roll right over it all with the slicer afterwards and hit all the directions kinda like you did.
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Looks good Doc. I’m interested to see the results. I have use one few times. worked pretty good for us. Good vid✌️
Thanks man. I am glad to hear you had great results. I will keep everyone posted week by week.
@@DOCREAL1118 Where's a link to the results? Week by week update?
@@brucephillips9824 Dont have a link to week by week, I showed it each tuesday as I was mowing around that area
@@DOCREAL1118 any link at all to results?
Skip the 1st 3 minutes. For results, like the title says, there aren't any.
Someone had a bad day. 😂😂
That was a good video doc I think you did a awesome job your first time using that machine well have a blessed Easter love you and Sarah God bless you both
Happy Easter brother and thanks, no clue really what i was doing but just hope it works
Man I need one of those just to play with! 🤣 Glad y'all got it took care of....Mo money, mo money, mo money!
They are so nice and easy to operate
Looks good I'm stoked to see how it turns out for your customer. Keep it up! 👍🏻🤘🏻✌🏻
Thanks man, Me too Ron!
Hey Shane! Thanks for sharing, I never meet one of those machines before I nice to see it here,
Thanks so much. I hope it helps someone. I should have done a bit better job showing how it worked but wanted to get done.
Awesome video doc!! Happy Easter !
HAPPY EASTER brother
Pretty cool little machine never heard or seen one before definitely different.. awsome video shane
Its really handy and easy to use for the most part. Very touchy controls but overall really works well. Thanks for watching brother 👍👊
Exmark!! Slicing and dicing it up.. Nice Job Shane..
Thanks Josh. Learning something new
Neat machine that slice seeder is. Seems easier to operate than a aerator. Keep up the great work!
Much easier. I failed to utilize the reverse like i should have but got the hang of it towards the end. Much better than aerating for seeding. In my opinion
Hey Doc. For your first time you did fine. I bought a Billy Goat seeder about 8 years ago and honestly I don't use it as much as I thought I would but it's nice to have when a job pops up.
I've owned a Turfco and that thing would kick your butt! My Billy Goat has pistol grips for forward and reverse and both are variable speed.
It's just like any machine you don't have much experience with. Practice makes perfect.
Again, you did fine. I was waiting to see if you would criss cross your pattern and you did!
Thanks so much. I really had no idea how to do it but Deputy Crews helped me out
You guys did great nice seeing Sarah outside making sure
Thanks Donald, it was great having her.
Shane that extra service brings more work yes you did a great pattern slice seeding !!!
Yes sir and thanks so much Jim! 👍
Curious to see how well that grass comes in . Great job cool machine Shane please keep us updated on the out come. Thanks God bless
I am with you man. I sure will. Update each week
@@DOCREAL1118 so how did it work!?
@@DOCREAL1118 im about to do mine, i thught i should put a yard of top soil on top first but if i can skip that it be great! curious about your results!
Hey buddy I enjoyed the video I thought it was pretty cool I never knew they had things like that , I'm not in the business as you know but I enjoy watching knew things.everyone probably thinks I'm nuts, but it's refreshing to see new things after nothing but Army for all those years. You be safe and You and Sarah have a great Easter My good friends Love you. Sarge
Happy Easter Sarge. Glad you liked this one. Buddy, i bet you know Artillery like no one's business. I love watching shows about the armed forces. God bless buddy and Sarah and I love you bud
Another great Vid Shane..
Thanks man! Appreciate it
Just food for thought. Its a good idea to slice about three inches deep prior to this to reduce compaction to insure a deeper root system.Also guys put out an insecticide to make sure ants and other critters dont disturb the seed germination.
Thanks so much man. I needed these tips. This was my first time. I really do appreciate it
But isn't three inches much too deep for new seeds? The general consensus seems to be to not bury the seed deeper than one quarter of an inch or it will not germinate.
you did a hella of good job seeding that yard doc
Thanks Chris, i hope so man! 👍👊
Awesome I will try this one day real soon!
I will show the results in a video next week
I think you’re going to like the results of the slice seeder.. It’s real common here in SW Missouri and almost the only way to go as well as plug aerate and seed. We usually do this in the fall because if done in the spring, the July sun and heat fries the new grass.. Excellent video as always my friend..
Denis, i really hope so. Any tips on what i could have done better next time? We used mostly sunny grass.
@@DOCREAL1118 No tips really... You did it the way I do it.! We usually use Tall Fescues here and cut it 3 1/2 - 4 inches. We are starting to see a little Bermuda here and there.
Glad you were able to get the seeder I know you’ve been waiting awhile and you shouldn’t have to complain but shit happens
Hey buddy! it was nice to be able to get the job done!
I have to say something Shane, you have the best video intro/theme music compared to other lawn care youtubers.
Really, I like everyone else's compared to mine!
@@DOCREAL1118 no way. The only other one I like is Brian's Lawn Maintenance
How did you like the outcome of the slice seeder. Or do you prefer something else now?
I wouldn't do it any other way. Slice seeding is the cats meow brother 👊 Works so well
I would recommend slicing the lawn 2-3 times. Then spread seed with a broadcast spreader. I don’t trust the seed hopper. Leaf compost is a good idea but IMO not necessary. Spread starter fertilizer. Customer needs to water daily until germination, then 1” per week.
Thanks for the pointers. Appreciate that sir. We did broadcast after the slice seeding. Also used starter fert. The compost was the customers request
The lines that the machine cuts in appear to be a little too far apart. Is this adjustable? Could this machine also be used on a newly seeded lawn from the previous season without causing damage to the new seedlings?
I don't think I would use it on a yard previously done just months after it was done. They filled in well. It's about 1/4 apart. Yard turned out great
My Billy Goat OS901SPH is being delivered today and a Billy Goat chariot accessory for riding behind is coming in tomorrow. I'm don't do commerical landscaping however have all pro equipment for our 4+ acres of lawns around our property.
That sounds like a great machine. I do work for many folks who have Kubotas that handle acreage. I am sure you will love BillyGoat. Great machines
@@DOCREAL1118 Oh I love the machine and especially when I use it with the Billy Goat chariot, saves me walking the long stretches and the Honda engine has so much power, its a breeze. This will be my second year using the slice seeder; have the seed and fertilizers etc. all ready and can't wait for the weather to warm up and overseed our front and side lawns again with Midnight Blue KBG from outsidepride and a high quality tall fescue for remaining acreage.
Did you post an update video of the results to the slice seeder? If so I can't find it, can you send the link. Thanks!
I actually did and will try to find it for you. Thanks
Nice hope you make tons of money putting seed down this season and score with the extra job BAM a bonus 50 bucks Heck yesh
Heck yeah man. 200 more a month.Hope all is well man 👍
Great video Shane. Have a goodnight
Thanks brother. Happy Easter
@@DOCREAL1118 Your welcome. Happy Easter. Tell Sarah I said hi and Happy Easter to her too
@@christophersmith7263 Sure will man
@@DOCREAL1118 Ok
Happy Easter to you and Sarah.
HAPPY EASTER 👍
Seeing this was done in April, I would very interested in knowing what the results are today. Please share.
I will share again next Tuesday. I have several videos showing the results but am glad to share again 👊
DLT Lawncare I was looking, could you put the link here?
@@RockStarKidsMom I will try to find one for you buddy
Great video
Thanks man
Do you pack Copenhagen or skoal
Kodiak
My issue has always been the front seed dial moving. Also if the seed hamper is clogged ..it’s hard to tell if you are getting 100% drop of seed.
Obviously I didn't have trouble on this one because it was brand new. I can see the dial being an issue as the machine breaks in.
@@DOCREAL1118 I’ve been doing this a while and kinda winding down. However , I might just do seeding and aerating. That niche has always been profitable and I enjoy the most. A lot of lawn car companies don’t master it and/or don’t have the top of the line machines ( except the big guys). I’ve been looking at the Turfco stand on aerator with seed hopper attachment. The only thing I don’t like is that seeding and aerating is much different than just using an a tine driven over seeder that strategically places the seed is to the soil. I spoke to Turfco and they said their testing has been successful. It would be nice to do both with just 1 ride on machine.
@@DC-ih8bv What I never understood was why the stand on machines always drop the seed out front before the tines poke the holes. Seems the seed should drop afterwards
@@DOCREAL1118 totally agree. Number one ..it can damage the seed. It can also compact the seed into the soil too much. One other thing is that the aerating times are not lined up accordingly with the seed so a lot of the seed just sits on the grass bed with limited contact. It’s as if you just threw it. I just got my overseeder tire fixed( same as your machine by Toro) and had some seed in it. I experimented in this NJ weather to empty the hopper. It worked great. I still believe in aerating but was never sold on the 1-2 aerating /seeding process. Maybe I’m wrong.
@@DC-ih8bv I agree with you. Almost 50%of the seed just lays on top. Not ideal.
Why did you edit all of your turns?
I had to get the video down, it was 45 mins. long
I have a Turfco slit seder. There is no better method for seeding a lawn than a slit seeder/vertical mower.
Never heard of a Turfco, I agree, this yard came out beautiful
I’m just an interested spectator. I never heard of slice seeding before you.
Me either!
I have heard of it but first time doing it. I think its worth the extra cash
Omg Shane that's a exmark 😯😯😯
Yes sir, thats all they had but it works great! 😂👍
Great job Shane. Justin disappeared? Hope not....Have a fabulous Easter 🐣
Hey thanks Matthew. Yeah, we will see where that stands. Have a great Easter man!
DLT Lawncare oh no! What happened?
@@matthewmiller9575 Nothing yet. Keep you posted
Have a nice weekend and stay safe !
Happy Easter and you as well man
Turning around is a pain I have a large lawn , I must have turned it at least 800 times. I was shot at the end of the day.
I can only imagine man. Thats a tough job but a very rewarding results
I think you did a good job to what i can see on the screen .. in persons i would see much less ... every day is a learning experience in some way .. Great Video
Thanks Neil! Yeah, i just hope it works for the customer 👍
Nice to see the doctor using eXmark 🤣
Jason, I just had a mild attack, Lol!! Its actually a great machine
Result video?
Crap. Ok. I just made a note of it. I will make sure to show you
You have to watch some dealers. I had a issue will a dealer some years ago. I sent in one rider>> had a severe vibration and a hydo had worn out. so I had both rebuilt and they swapped one pully. I get it home to base and at the time had truck issues and had to ride it a block to my movie house to mow and get there and the vibration starts up worse them before. yet another lost day of work I took it back. they played like they couldn't figger out what was wrong. but they where willing to take it on trade and give me sh*t for it. turns out it was a pulley they didn't replace. the guy working on it quit his job over it and told me the dealer had been doing this to everyone just to sell the riders and selling off the trades in other states to cover his ass.. needless to say I never went back to that asshole.
That place should have been shut down. Imagine doing that to someone who couldnt afford it. BS man
It was my first zero turn made by bushhog. the dealer was a farming dealer not selling much along the line of riders Not dedicated to lawncare pros. I couldn't hardly get parts or good service but the farmers did. they where also made I didn't buy from them on my second rider this is why he tried to screw me. that is when I switched to Hustler and never looked back
Hey you guys have a great Easter. The Miller family
@@budmiller3477 Dont blame you
@@budmiller3477 HAPPY EASTER BUD
You used an eXmark, you used an eXmark! nah, nah, nah, nah, nah! Hahaha! SCAG doesn't make one?! Are ya feelin' a little naughty for cheatin' on SCAG? haha!
Yeah, he's definitely NOT Slicer Seeder Queen! Take care, Brother Be safe. Stay healthy.
Hi, Sarah! Have a Blessed Easter.
I know, i feel so ashamed, Lol! Thanks brother
snuff said.
🤣🤣👊
Results?
It will be on tuesdays video
Hey hey my friend stay safe my friend
Hey brother, be safe and Happy Easter
Same to u happy Easter
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Nice Dr Real you could have asked me. Lol i know all aboit this process great job. Love when the neighbors ask for your help. Awesome.
Really!! How did i do, i had no idea man. What could i have done better Mr. LOYAL. I really didnt know what i was doing
You did great. I know you must mow as short as possible do exactly as you did and just Roll Screen it maybe roll it to level off. Using leaf mulch is a plus we always use seed topper in California there is no leaf mulch.
@@atrocitiesuponcities7443 Ok, thanks for the tips and seems i didnt do too bad. Thanks so much man 👍👊
E ok. Da Italia grazie 🇧🇬
Grazie Riccardo 👊💯
Wouldn't bother using the hopper in the slice seeder. Use a broadcast spreader that you prefer and nail your weight for square footage. You can roll right over it all with the slicer afterwards and hit all the directions kinda like you did.
Yeah, that was the one thing i found i didnt like was the hopper but it worked well. Grass came in nicely
Wow, I could only watch the first 60-seconds before I exit the video.
Awesome. Thanks for the view
First!!
AWESOME