Years of Natural Growth Destroyed in 7 Minutes | Trimming Tall Brush
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Demolishing this overgrowth with the ECHO 3020 brushcutter. I went back afterwards on another project and hatcheted the rest out.
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I was not expecting to laugh that hard... But when u ran, plus the dramatic music - Lawd knows I lost it😂😂 great job on the on the lawn.
Haha, I am very happy my terror brought a smile! :D
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I love it when things get tidied up. This is the perfect video!!
Glad to hear it, thanks for watching!
6:22 "he knew what I did" haha that tears it.
XD Thanks for watching!
When you cut down the wasp bush and ran I was done 😂😂😂😂😂 “I don’t know if that was a bee or a wasp but I think he knows what I did” 😂😂 You’re not alone ❤️ I’m terrified of bees, spiders and wasps 😬😬 The dramatic music just makes it 100 times better hahaha 😂😂😂
I am glad I am not the only one! Thanks for watching!
Timelapse is always rewarding to watch. Great video.
Well, it isn't 100 pumpkins in a row, but we little people work with what we have! 😁
I refer back to this video when I’m sad because it brings me so much joy watching you run for your life 😂
This reminded me of the dam that I recently did. I don''t have a go-pro camera so I could not capture the "weed take down." But the 3 dams that I did had not had work done to them in at least 2 years. With that said you can imagine the weeds, trees, vines I had to go through in order to get the job done. My company put in 37 man hours to accomplish this. Nice thing is the home owners association is going to have us back next year to maintain them.
Hopefully it takes a lot less than 37 hours the next time around! :)
OMG the music makes it 10 times better😂 the way you ran 😂😂
Oh wow that was a great clean-up. So I'm learning to start at the top and work my way down on tall grasses. Genius.
Not required, but it does kind of pulverize them to nothing rather than leaving long stalks on the ground! :)
You da Man Brad!!! Dem Wasps never stood a chance. Great job Bud & you looked Fresh doing it!!! Hope all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
Haha, many thanks!
I despise yard work but love watching your videos.
I appreciate that, thank you for watching!
Too funny! =)Don't cry!
Brave man to deal with wasps! I would have been at my truck, windows up, on the phone saying "I'm gone!"
LOL That same thought ran through my head!
Maybe you should think about having some wasp/bee spray on hand😂, keep the great content comming
I was going to ask something similar. Wonder if he would spray into shrubs like that before cutting things down.
You aren't kidding. I had it in the garage but not on the rig! Doesn't help much! :)
Bet that building is full of wasps
I will NOT be investigating that! :)
*Me in a bee situation:* Runs 100mph down the road *Brad:* Runs 100mph behind a camera
Haha, too funny!
Looks great. Always fun to reclaim the yard. Good thing you saw the nest,. Thanks
I shudder to think what might have happened if I didn't catch it! :)
Love my 3020T, use wasp spray, I carry 5 cans with me at any given moment. Good video... keep it coming!
LOL and here I am without one! :)
Thanks for the help! Gonna start fresh in the landscaping job soon, this has been the most helpful so far
Glad it helped!
Glad you saw that nest in time. I was trimming around a flower bed earlier this year and some got me.
Ugh, they are the worst!
Just something I used that you might like, get a red can of (chlorinated) brake clean from oreilly’s and spray the wasps. Drops them dead and they can’t stand the smell. So they won’t come back and land. It’s a cheap $3.50 solution that you can use to clean equipment with too.
Nice! I might try that next time!
OMG! You need to carry some kind of wasp killer! I think I would have had to come back after "someone" killed the freaking wasps! The thought of them gives me the Willies!
Haha, I know I should have some!
Yeah maybe consider keeping a flame thrower handy for those pesky wasps. Simple solution in my opinion lol
Haha, I like it!
Marathon Watching 3/14/22 This is a wonderful video... the way it looks afterwards is spectacular!
The way that trimmer sound those bees would have think you a giant bee👍😊 great job.
Wasps👍
Haha, thank you!
You live in florida and dont have 10 cans of wasp spray in your truck year round? Thats what would be smart lol
Lol, you are not wrong! :)
Brake clean is the best bet. Kills basically any insect far faster than bug spray.
@@FantomLightning so does a flame thrower lol you can make one from nearly any aerosol can :P
Brad, just a suggestion. If you mix any brand of lemon flavored dish soap and water in a sprayer, spray directly on wasps and nest, it kills them immediately!! I did this when I came across nests while trimming my palm trees. It works! And one thing about dish soap, it doesn't hurt you or the environment at all. Better than chemicals. And great job you did there! 👍🏻
That is awesome, thank you so much for the info! :)
Love your videos Brad. Just a thought. Not only should you have brought your brush blade, you should have taken along a chainsaw as well to cut up some of those big tree branches on the ground and clean up all of that dead wood, and then neatly place the cut wood next to the fire pit after you clean that up as well. The yard would really look nice once that’s all done.
You aren't wrong, good feedback! Thanks for watching!
Got to be honest got excited when I saw the title. I live seeing a trashed area get cleaned up like that. You should probably invest in bee spray although u have to admit I used to do the exact same thing... get close then run.
LOL But spray would probably be the better option. Thanks for watching!
Wow, you can hear how much harder that thinh needs to work to spin that line. I’m gonna have to get me some of that.
I clenched up when you hit the hornets nest! haha, Great video as always!!
So did I! :)
Nice work mate. Love the Monty Python style run off there lol. I tend to be careful around buildings like that because here in Australia if they are old they are often made of asbestos which you definitely don't want to be hitting, so we either spray along them or trim with a big metal sheet up to stop us hitting the actual wall itself
Oh wow, hopefully that wasn't the case with this one! 💀
I have bee spray every where. garage, in house, even couple bottles in truck. even made attachment on side of my lawn mower and have 2 cans on there as well. also have a 1 gallon sprayer that has mix of water and soap with about half can of bee spray in it. so does both stops them from flying right away and kills them as well over a bigger area.
I should have borrowed one of yours! :)
For wasp nest (yellow jackets etc) Delta Dust (nerve agent) + bellows is best
Thanks for the tip!
looked more like wasps then bumble bees. But I would have ran too..... lol. GOOD Job. TY for a great video.
Much better, even with what you have to leave behind! You're braver than I going near those wasps!
LOL Did you see how much I danced? I don't think I call that brave ;)
@@CopperCreekCuts LOL The fact that you even went NEAR it, let alone cut it down, qualifies as brave!
You are really brave! I would've cried 😂😂 I really like this type of video. 👌😊
LOL Thank you for the kind words!
@@CopperCreekCuts you're welcome 😊
Yay, love the time lapse vids the best.
Glad you like them, I should have plenty to keep you busy! :D
Okay so this one was hidden in RUclips's recommendations. I wish you had wasp spray to protect yourself. But I really like that tool. I'm guessing that's not a Sears product for $39.99???. Really good job. Very nice.
LOL You got it!
Good job man as always....& way too go on not gettin stung by those wasp.....
Narrowly avoided death! ;)
I use square strimmer string it cuts much better than round string
Thanks for the tip!
Hey Brad did you get paid danger money for that job. I notice you can move quick at the sight of wasps.
LOL No hazard pay on this one, maybe next time!
It's nice seeing the kind of professional rookie approach to stuff lol. you do an amazing job though brother. I don't know why you get so much hate
LOL Professional Rookie, that is a very accurate description. Thanks for watching!
What an amazing trimmer and amazing job
Thank you, it handles overgrowth really well!
I would say Always carry a can of bug spray for the wasps or are you not allowed to spray them in the US? great video once again thanks
I could have, just didn't think about bringing the spray! :)
The wasp nest. Why I keep a CASE of spray on deck at all times
I should have had one!
Great job looks good
Thank you!
Of course no wasps were harmed in this video 😆😆😆
LOL Yeahhhhh, let's just say ASPCA was not on site during the filming.
There you go again, working faster than Superman! How many cups of coffee did you drink to get that much energy? I would have worn a helmet and face shield for that job, though in Florida you might have suffocated. Great videos. I really enjoy them.
LOL Quite a few cups of coffee would have been nice! :)
Great job brad!! Awesome footage
Thank you, much appreciated!
I love your videos! Been watching for a couple months. Really like how you will run the weed eater top to bottom on a weed to mulch it. Question: It seems like in a lot of your overgrown videos you run the weed eater first, blow off the hard surfaces, mow and then blow one last time. Do you follow this same pattern on maintained yards?
I have a job Saturday like that! Awesome video as always sir
I hope it goes well, let me know!
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Clean up went well! You can Go to my channel to see it.. thank you sir.
I did some Manscaping last night. And, just like the title of your video, I got rid of years of natural growth in 7 minutes as well
Oh jeez XD
As always enjoy the video very much. Bennie
Thank you!
Hey there Brad,
Two things:
1. This is a very satisfying video to watch!
2. I noticed you were using a larger two handed brush cutter(if I'm correct?) -- or did you just put a different handle bar on there?
What is the advantage of having a two handed brush cutter as such, over a weed whacker? Is there a power difference, stability, etc...?
Thanks! 🤠
Thanks for watching, glad you liked it! You are correct, this was a bicycle handle bar model. It is easier to swing and move: ruclips.net/video/W_oOPxePS7g/видео.html
Great job, as always..! Now some power washing in some areas or TNT..!!😱 lol. 👍😁
LOL Too funny!
good job as always, ouch wasps. oh yea been stung several times when I was Weedwacking back in july.
Ah, that is the worst!
Question, Being in Florida, how do you tackle lawns or properties being take over by fern. Asking for a friend.....definitely not me...........
bro 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏼♂️ i'm going to have to report this video to the aspc... *w* ...so they can laugh at the way you ran away from those wasps 😂😂😂 🐝
LOL I thought the key jingling sound in the background added to the drama.
Great job
When you Saw the wasps you should have used a leaf blower to get rid of them it works most of the time
Interesting! I will remember that next time.
Do you have a recommendation for when it’s safe to use a saw blade on a brush cutter - meaning how high off the ground is it generally safe? Also, did you do that entire job with one roll of string? When I do tough stalks, the string snaps or needs to be re-spooled. Maybe because I’m using an inexpensive string trimmer?
I don't feel like I am an authority to know enough about safety! :D The string trimmer and also the line you use matter. I think I used .135 line in this trimmer which is REALLY thick.
I bet that wasp nest sounded a lot like your trimmer does in the speeded up video.
Lol hey man I would've ran too! Nice video
LOL Your long legs would have gotten you out of there a lot quicker than me! :)
@@CopperCreekCuts 😂😂😂
Now I'm jumping and twitching! Haha!
LOL I was paranoid the rest of the day! :)
Seems like it would be hard to charge someone for a job like this hard to know how long things will take how do you go about doing so
A lot is just guessing how long things will take based on past experiences. Then multiplying that by your desired hourly rate.
That makes sense do you mainly cut acreage or do you do residential stuff and the residential stuff has got to slow down this time of year or do your clients just stick with you weekly throughout all seasons
Mainly residential. It slows down around this time of year until March.
You need to get some Amway Wasp spray It kills from 25 feet!
I needed that for sure! :)
Nice brad
Thank you!
Wasps, hm..., Tesla’s flamethrower may be handy. :)
Haha, you've got that right!
GOOD JOB
When u see wasp nest...u turn the wackers handle bars..an swing the wacker like master Yoda from star wars😂....o and the fire pit: LIGHT THAT BAD BOY ON FIRE!!!save Gas and then dump the nest in there....😁...jaws music woulda been funnier with the nest...that 3020 wasn't playing.
LOL Too funny man, too funny!
Great vid as always!!! Just curious, you didn’t have the trimmer with you as you mentioned or figured why waste time changing tools? Just seemed it would have been faster.
I am talking about different heads for the same machine. I have a brush cutting blade for the 3020 as well as the standard line head. I should have brought the brush blade as well to change in the field.
How do you find using the strimmer on the left side? As most units are right hand operated
I just slid the handlebars over some, it seems to work fine for me!
I cant blame you for being jumpy,I felt some thing on my leg scared me.I was cleaning out a fence row on the property here found the same thing,little old striped wasps from hell.What do you mean about never being smart?
Just a self deprecating joke. Thanks for watching! :)
I don't know if you answer questions like this but, what kind of a price do you get for mowing on a normal day (when it is not overgrown) a yard that size? I live in Indiana and own a mowing service and I was just curious.
I generally don't! :) I have a desired hourly rate for certain tasks and bid based on how long I think it will take. I know that isn't very helpful! :)
@@CopperCreekCuts I figured and that is totally ok. I have family that live in FL. And they said the price of mowing and landscaping is totally different then in Indiana.
Oh snap, I'd be running for the hills afterwards. What if you safely remove the nest would they still go after you
I don't think there is a 'safely remove nest' option with wasps! :P
@@CopperCreekCuts shotgun with a breaching round safest way lol
Me:hmm he cut that wasps nest pretty neat I'll try doing that too
*tries to cut a nest apart*
Me:Why do I hear the boss music
XD Too funny!
What would you do if you see a guy in a yard running away with a trimmer in his hand lmao!
Thats exactly how i am lol my first time ever being stung was right in my adams apple and my old boss is a firefighter and said if im allergic he has an EpiPen in the work truck/responder vehicle lol
Oh jeez, that sounds scary! Glad you are ok!
You will be warning us if there's a snake in your video. Right? That'd be real scary!
Haha of course!
Have you heard of YK landscaping in Jacksonville?
I have not, but I never work in Jax (and Jacksonville is huge) so that doesn't mean much.
That wasp nest is going to be a hard nope from me XD
Oh yeah, same here!
Recently got stung in the ear, didn't feel too good haha
I bet, sounds like a nightmare!
@Bryce G Low life?
Wd-40 works wonders on wasps.
I never knew, thanks for the tip!
Some girls need this too
Oh geez! :P
Can we just have a moment to realize that as SOON as that thing touched the nest, the nest was GONE. Disintegrated to dust.
I got stung this season 🐝 I am cautious now
I don't blame you!
can't bear the thought of you crying yourself to sleep
It is a sad affair to be sure!
That sure was a mess around that she'd looks better now
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Why did you stop using the big dog.
I wanted a commercial mower, the Big Dog was residential.
Brad how do you like the echo 3020 is it the 3020 or 3020t
It is actually the 3020U! :) I love it, really makes short work of tougher jobs.
Awesome job. Keep up the great and awesome work
Thank you!
@@CopperCreekCuts Your welcome
What respirator are you using and does it breath well?
Eclipse half mask, www.amazon.com/shop/coppercreekcutslawncare I love it, breathes great because the rubber keeps shape on your face. All the cloth ones made me feel suffocated because it sucked in on me.
Can you give me some recommendations on some equipment I should get? I've been looking a Echo 21.2 cc Gas 2-Stroke Cycle PAS Straight Shaft Trimmer and Edger Kit.
Can't go wrong with that choice as long as you have good dealer support locally. Otherwise get whatever brand will give you the best support.
Where do you pick up the extra thick trimmer line?
My local dealer! :)
@@CopperCreekCuts damnit! Lol
Did you get stung?
Thankfully not this time!
How long did it take to do the whole job
I think 30 or 40 minutes, but that included camera work time as well.
@@CopperCreekCuts I gotcha man I like ur videos
A big can of WD40 is very good for wasp nests I have found!
I will remember that! Thanks for the tip!
You should have brought your mower
I'm not putting my mower on that! :)
Saw blades suck compared to a windser blade windser blade would make short work of that if you don’t know what a windser blade is it cuts and mulch’s at the same time
Googled it and found nothing. Thanks for watching!
What kind of line are you using?
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