Land clearing some big pines with the mini excavator

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @ricksmith-iw2op
    @ricksmith-iw2op Год назад +3

    I like the clearing videos. That mini handled those trees great. Good job

  • @royceabbottsexcavation3709
    @royceabbottsexcavation3709 Год назад +3

    A man that knows what he’s doing with this size excavator.
    Can sure make a difference on a piece of land!

  • @garymessina1609
    @garymessina1609 Год назад +3

    Tim your mini Kubota excavator does a hell of a job pulling stump. And digging out trees great job great video thanks for having us along

  • @keithparker9027
    @keithparker9027 Год назад +3

    I love land clearing jobs like this , I love to run a mini excavator

  • @donnyhudgins1917
    @donnyhudgins1917 Год назад +1

    When the piles are clean like they should be we've used a pump up sprayer and diesel fuel to burn more brush than you can imagine. The pressurized fuel from the sprayer acts as a flame thrower and even green brush isn't a problem. The ground is prime right now for clearing and stumping here in the southeast with all the rain we've had. Wait until August without any rain to amount to anything for a month or two and it's 100 degrees, those little pines become aggravating for wanting to break off and the tap root holding on for dear life.

  • @heatherlane9270
    @heatherlane9270 Год назад +1

    Some big trees in that lot - the mini does a great job.

  • @tb91506
    @tb91506 Год назад +3

    As you know don’t underestimate those mini’s not as fast as larger machines, but will flat get it done with an good operator!

  • @ajmcdonald7906
    @ajmcdonald7906 Год назад +2

    Love the video. I would love to see you do a short video just talking about the pros and cons of different equipment for your average land owner to have to do some land management, with the exception of a tractor because that’s a must have. I think I know what your answer will be but just thinking of the mini excavator, small dozer, skid steer just curious what your take is on the different equipment and the costs associated. Thanks and stay safe!

  • @demuntresmith6666
    @demuntresmith6666 Год назад

    Mini doing the work of a big excavator

  • @geesss8675
    @geesss8675 Год назад +3

    Good you Tim! Glad that this is obviously bringing you some great pleasure I can hear it in your voice. Maybe you can get that bigger excavator you want when you keep looking at what is it a 210 220 or 230 what's the biggest you can haul behind your truck? You never cease to amaze me. God bless brother

  • @1lilfarm
    @1lilfarm Год назад +1

    That looks like a lot of fun! 👍👍👍

  • @maytham236
    @maytham236 Год назад +1

    Lovely videos and nice work, keep up the great job, best regards from Iraq 🇮🇶

  • @rickmarr4744
    @rickmarr4744 Год назад

    No saws needed. Just push the trees over! Looks fun and safe.

    • @cotontop3
      @cotontop3  Год назад

      Yes sir 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

  • @farmerbob728
    @farmerbob728 Год назад +3

    Great video... You're correct with what you are able to clear with the 57... I've got the same kubota as you do, but I use a ripper and the thumb in combination.

  • @josephboley
    @josephboley Год назад +2

    Hey there bud 👍✌️

  • @williamjordan5414
    @williamjordan5414 Год назад +1

    Is this the new Cotontop18 channel?? Loved the video. Very cool how broad your abilities are and what you can offer to people needing work done. Keep on keeping on and stay safe doing it!

  • @phatboizbackyardkustomz9006
    @phatboizbackyardkustomz9006 Год назад +2

    I did some clearing back in the day with my Hitachi 50 series, it wasn't bad but I think a 100 series or bigger would be way more effective. Also I like a rake with a thumb to clear with. But I was impressed with the grapple and the jaw bone.

  • @patkelly7999
    @patkelly7999 Год назад

    Mighty job, as always Tim👌👍🙂

  • @josephboley
    @josephboley Год назад +3

    That rotobec grapple has served you very well.

  • @troyr57
    @troyr57 Год назад +2

    You might have to call your Friend with the new Cat D3 to come help 😉

    • @cotontop3
      @cotontop3  Год назад +2

      Might have to. I could slick it up really nice

  • @darrelljohnson4658
    @darrelljohnson4658 Год назад +1

    Good job sawrus Trees-R-Us

  • @michaelmccord5764
    @michaelmccord5764 Год назад

    Great work and thanks for the video!

  • @smithworx1091
    @smithworx1091 Год назад

    If you get to come run the dozer again, you can jump in the 313 and smash through some pines.

  • @michaelmccord5764
    @michaelmccord5764 Год назад

    Nice field goal!

  • @ericn7677
    @ericn7677 Год назад

    The Bucket says "hey grappler, look what I can do."

  • @davidcarroll2908
    @davidcarroll2908 Год назад +1

    I have a lot of large pines 18-24' round mature fairly straight pines in mid North Carolina. how much should a mill generally pay for a long or tree? or would it be more beneficial to have someone mill them for me and how long would I need to wait before milling.

    • @MySORRELL
      @MySORRELL Год назад

      Logger Wade is in your area. He has a You Tube channel. I think he is up to date on prices.

    • @cotontop3
      @cotontop3  Год назад +2

      Wade is in indiana.

  • @ralphgwynn9325
    @ralphgwynn9325 Год назад +1

    That machine is a beast, and the operator ain't bad either 😂

  • @arthurparris6223
    @arthurparris6223 Год назад +1

    Great Video. Love the deer stand!!

  • @MrNiklas1967
    @MrNiklas1967 Год назад +1

    Love your Chanel. No bs

  • @marianojones9088
    @marianojones9088 Год назад

    I’m 22, black, and talk proper. I just bought a 30 G mini excavator today from John Deere.🤯 What made me buy it? I don’t know, but I hope to be using it on my 1 acre lot like you are here in this video!

  • @billtalkington664
    @billtalkington664 Год назад

    Tim did you pucker up a little when that tree veered toward the hunting blind a little?

  • @E-jc9iy
    @E-jc9iy Год назад +1

    Yes please and thank you very much okay

  • @andyj256
    @andyj256 Год назад +2

    Can you share an estimate of how many hours/days per acre to take down and grub stumps like you are doing there with your setup? I’ve got a few acres of similar size pines where I’d like to do the exact same. Thanks

    • @cotontop3
      @cotontop3  Год назад +2

      I had 2 days in this job

  • @dannass135
    @dannass135 Год назад

    What was the biggest pine that you dropped with the mini excavator? Do you think it's possible to drop a 28-in to 30 in and diameter with a mini . I got a bobcat 331 excavator and I'm about to find out. Let me know your thoughts thanks

  • @NicholasRaftopoulos
    @NicholasRaftopoulos Год назад

    If you don't mind me asking what size is your mini excavator. I have a 1.2t and been using it for landscaping on my property. It's been great for creating retaining walls

  • @benharris1018
    @benharris1018 Год назад +1

    How long did it end up taking you to clear the 2 acres?

  • @SotTreeService
    @SotTreeService Год назад

    Hey cotton. Thanks for all the content and info you share with us. I recently passed my arborist license and have been climbing and cutting and I just want you opinion on what I should pursue as far as equipment. I have a 1317 chipper. I have a 1/2 ton truck and that’s it as far as equipment. I live in the woods so all my “chipp” jobs I’ve gotten to leave on site. I’m just asking for some advice and maybe some direction. I’m trying to take on bigger jobs but I am overwhelmed by the avenues to take. Thanks again cotton.

    • @cotontop3
      @cotontop3  Год назад +1

      Next would be something to help u handle the wood like a stand on mini skid. U can easily tow it behind ur 1500

    • @SotTreeService
      @SotTreeService Год назад

      @@cotontop3 thanks cotton.

  • @enwinn
    @enwinn Год назад

    Curious if you counted how many trees you knocked down on that 2 acres?

    • @cotontop3
      @cotontop3  Год назад

      I didn't keep up with how many, but it was a lot.

  • @jacksanders7018
    @jacksanders7018 Год назад +1

    How do you figure the cost of this type work? (by the hour, acreage, number of trees.]

  • @mark_Hershey
    @mark_Hershey Год назад

    Saw your cat excavator video. Hope you get to spend time in the 057-5 to compare.

    • @cotontop3
      @cotontop3  Год назад

      Specs are the same on the -5 as my -4. Just a few things they changed and that is mainly within the cab

    • @mark_Hershey
      @mark_Hershey Год назад

      @@cotontop3 yea, thats what I’m talking about. You complained about the aux button, now its a thumb button right under thumb control for thumb on joystick. But yes, for me the cab upgrade was well worth it coming from a -4. Much needed improvements. I know you run a rops, but the cat was a cab.

    • @cotontop3
      @cotontop3  Год назад

      That’s exactly what I do not want is to have to hit a button to arm the aux after I’ve already dropped the pilot safety.

    • @mark_Hershey
      @mark_Hershey Год назад

      @@cotontop3 understand. That’s what you said in the vid. I guess that feature is worth $15k to some. Was just wanting to inform of the change from the “dash” to the joystick on the -5’s. It was annoying with it on the “dash”.

  • @jordanwalker9309
    @jordanwalker9309 Год назад

    How much is they paying for the logs??? By ton or by log???? How much they pay?

  • @mikedobson2988
    @mikedobson2988 Год назад

    Nice work Tim, Chris better look out, lol

  • @floydjackson298
    @floydjackson298 Год назад

    Awesome

  • @excatrans99
    @excatrans99 Год назад

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    I likes

  • @josephboley
    @josephboley Год назад

    Wanna know something cool?? Your channel was the very first channel I ever watched on RUclips and I subbed about half way through. I think it was the video with you and your daughter messing with the satellite dish. I think you cut it down if I'm remembering right.

    • @cotontop3
      @cotontop3  Год назад +1

      That is awesome!

    • @josephboley
      @josephboley Год назад

      @@cotontop3 it's been a long time ago.

    • @robertjull9851
      @robertjull9851 Год назад

      Hello from northeast Ontario Canada. The pines on this lot have a much smaller root ball than what our local ones do. It is a wonder that they can remain upright in a stiff wind. As usual totally enjoyed the content today. Good luck with your event at the saw shop. Cheers