I used to own my own bobcat. Rented one of these to finish reshaping my yard. A year later, had a lot of compliments that my yard looked like I laid green carpet because it was so smooth. Really enjoyed using the lawn rake.
Dudes a maestro on that excavator, makes it look easy but it takes many many hours in that thing to get good at it and a lot of people will never be that good, ever.
The tilling and Harley rake attachments are new to me. They're sure "slick". Very impressed with what they can do. Quite a satisfying video. God bless.
You make me tired just watching your videos. Enjoy your youth, strength and energy because when you get old it goes away. No matter how much you want it back it's gone forever. So, I'll just enjoy other young folks being young and healthy. The yard looks great.
Reminds me of our situation. Got a great deal via family on an older house and decided we were at least going to have an amazing yard and irrigation system. 😂🎉
I picked up my T66 in January. I'm not a contractor and its the first time I have ever operated anything like that before. I use it to maintain my two campgrounds along with my personal property. I absolutely love it! I have been wanting to get one of these power rakes for a while now to do exactly what you are doing right now.
We use a similar process for seed/sod prep. Harley Rake/Soil Conditioner first for the larger rocks/roots, followed by the FFC Preparator. We've use the landscape rake attachment before both work great for finish raking.
Could not agree more! A little more effort, maybe some on the owners part to clear all that out! I’m sure that is not the contractor’s preferred method of operation!
I. know some people want to be like andrew camarata but andrew got the work touch people like when it came to work. His the best ... But u guy's are trying and put out good video's 2👍👍👍👍
You need to add a grapple or grapple bucket to your attachments. It will save you so much time you will be amazed. We bought one of the rock-rake grapple buckets and it works so much faster when dealing with old yards like this where there is all kinds of rock, concrete, bricks etc. laying around. Cuts prep time before power raking by at least 4x.
Oh my god that thing is amazing I wish we had a place up here for me to rent. so far I’ve had to buy my apartments the price isn’t real bad it’s the cost to get them to Alaska . Last year I bought a auger and it was $2000 in shipping
Ha. Yeah doing irrigation or hydroseeding for clients is a bit beyond my scope right now. Requires a lot more time, planning and equipment than I have. Maybe in the future though!
Don't why topsoil was needed, that was raking up nicely. So what will the owner do for vermin - rabbits, moles, badgers, mice! Bain of my life and no stock control fencing for deer. Love to see how it looks now. Machinery performed well, no question and a great video. Now the work begins with tree management and that lawn mower!
Site should have been sprayed with pre emergence, mowed and cleaned up before that machine was ever on site. Not the way we would do it. Stumper bucket and bucket with teeth needed.
So I’m an excavation contractor, and I have a question about Harley rakes. If your churning up/grinding up all the sod, weeds, debris, and smoothing it out….won’t the land grow back what you just pulverized, specifically all the weeds, crab grass, dandelions, clovers etc?
The rake does a couple of things. It will relieve compaction and then grade the property to its smooth. Then you can plant fresh grass and start a lawn care program to control the weeds. Weeds are a constant battle and will need to be managed regardless.
Cool video, but I would have cleaned the debris up and hauled it out. Then brush-hogged everything, then raked or tilled it, then leveled. Long grass and brush is hard to deal with while trying to grade.
The owner had some nice trees and plants. When everything grows in , it will be beautiful. And of course your work was awesome. Didn't look like the same property.
Should of stuck with the harley rake and used your rock hound for picking up the piles after. Would of turned out alot leveler. Lot of work there tho. You did good.
Unfortunately harely rake was on rental, I got my rock hound a week later and I could only bring so many implements on the tailer. this location was 40 mins away. Thanks!
Great video. That is a lot of work.... I have a large yard project that will be about 3 acres of that with pinky sized popple trees to be ground down also. That and sticker bushes. That is how I found your video which is very educational and I know that is a lot of work to go over and over again. If you wouldn't mind I was curious of about how much you would charge someone to go in particularly pick out all the garbage weeds out of their yard bring in black dirt and grade it all to perfection like you did. If I had to guess, I am on the cheap side and do stuff like that by myself I would guess at least $10,000. Am I in the ballpark? It could even be more in my opinion. What a great job you did on their yard 👍 and that big tree that was laying there somebody would probably come and take that for free for firewood. And I see you did not go around their septic tank with the Harley rake and I'm not seeing any clean out pipes or drain field. I'm sure it is all gravity fed drain field since it is going downhill.
Thanks! I generally don't disclose my pricing, but for what I do I am usually just above the rate of daily rentals for the equipment that I use in my area (machines, attachments, trailers, etc). I did stay off of the septic tank area as I was unsure of how old or in what shape the tank was in. Didn't want the machine to go through it!
I'd take that landscape rake back to Bobcat and have them put 45° or 90° elbows on those motor hoses and clock them to where there's zero bind on the crimp fittings. I realize they helped you out with a generous discount on that attachment, but those should have been engineered better. Way too much bind on those fits by using straight couplers even with no pressure in them.
Yea, I have to still throw some 90s on it, since I am mindful of the interference. I think the main issue is the 6b is the recommended size for my machine. The 5b I got (due to deep discount) is just a little too narrow (made for the next size down machine), so the hydro motor hoses line up perfectly with the quick fittings.
Hello from Ohio you say that that tree was a huge I bet you that it wasn't because in my grandmother's backyard there was a tree that we cut down that was so big that it took three persons just to reach around the tree and then they almost couldn't reach each other then well the tree may not be there anymore but the stump is and she had one in the front of the house almost the same size
Can you share what you quoted for this job? I jave a similar issue and want to know of i should just rent or if a service provider rate would be reasonable.
did you find yourself tilling up NY areas with roots? I am grading a property with a bunch of roots from pine trees scattered on the property and as soon as I starter grading, I started exposing all of these roots. I was wondering if this would help fix some of that problem by maybe tilling them up.
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Neighbors are probably loving your work too!
I used to own my own bobcat. Rented one of these to finish reshaping my yard. A year later, had a lot of compliments that my yard looked like I laid green carpet because it was so smooth. Really enjoyed using the lawn rake.
*It'd be great to see a follow-up video on it next year when the grass is in and all the landscape is complete.*
Dudes a maestro on that excavator, makes it look easy but it takes many many hours in that thing to get good at it and a lot of people will never be that good, ever.
Thanks!
The tilling and Harley rake attachments are new to me. They're sure "slick". Very impressed with what they can do. Quite a satisfying video. God bless.
Your lazy get a push mower
Your dealer did you a solid on that attachment. Having great relationships with other businesses pays off
You sure did transform that yard. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent work, great video. It makes me want to play in the dirt even more, it’s so much more fun when you have big people toys.
You make me tired just watching your videos. Enjoy your youth, strength and energy because when you get old it goes away. No matter how much you want it back it's gone forever.
So, I'll just enjoy other young folks being young and healthy.
The yard looks great.
Sure, but as you get older the negative consequences of hard drug use get less, so its way easier just to trip the fuck out and get to work...
What a mess of a yard, very nice job cleaning it up.
What a difference between before and after, great job!
Thanks!
You had me at "bit of a mess" and "till it all up"! Very satisfying vid! Keep it up!
Glad you enjoyed!
Wicked nice. The place is transformed!
Thanks!
Nice job separating the stuff you pushed back. Seen so many times people cram it in a big pile and walk away.
Reminds me of our situation. Got a great deal via family on an older house and decided we were at least going to have an amazing yard and irrigation system. 😂🎉
Fantastic job, and what a workhorse that Bobcat is!
I picked up my T66 in January. I'm not a contractor and its the first time I have ever operated anything like that before. I use it to maintain my two campgrounds along with my personal property. I absolutely love it! I have been wanting to get one of these power rakes for a while now to do exactly what you are doing right now.
Have you tried adding a t66 turbo with nos and a motec system exhaust?
Brilliant work! this is a huge job!
Thanks a lot!
There is all kinds of stuff in that yard. what a mess. Thank you for making it better back there.
Man I can't believe this customer didn't know anyone that would have scooped up that wood....
Nice machine work operator 😊
Great transformation, looked like a reasonably fun project.
Great job my friend. I enjoy the videos. It looks like your stable of equipment is growing quickly. Good for you man.
Coolest item I’ve seen yet on your projects. Thanks for the vid 😁
No problem, thanks!
We use a similar process for seed/sod prep. Harley Rake/Soil Conditioner first for the larger rocks/roots, followed by the FFC Preparator. We've use the landscape rake attachment before both work great for finish raking.
Very interesting video I was enjoying every second of it watched it all the way through nice work buddy you did excellent....😁👍
Awesome, thanks!
What a transformation. Great job.
Pretty darn good machine operator. Keep up the good work.
Wow remarkable change ... your the man !!
This machine is incredible and so strong.
Brilliant job buddy..
Great job!! Landscape rake is awesome!!
_"eh ... just push it to the back"_ Famous words said by every homeowner ever, since the caveman!
Till the adjacent landowner comes out and says your on my property and the shitstorm starts .
Could not agree more! A little more effort, maybe some on the owners part to clear all that out! I’m sure that is not the contractor’s preferred method of operation!
Those words usually means I can’t afford to pay to haul it off 😢
Enjoyed the video
I just ordered a skid steer with a power rake
Awesome, hope they work out well!
Looks amazing, when that grass grows in it’s going to look really good
The harley rake on the front end of a skid steer is the jam.
Good job on the video and the yard
Please come to Pennsylvania to prep my yard for renovation 😀 That landscape rake is badass.
Pretty impressed with the job you did.
Great job , looks good. And by the way I have busted my share of hydraulic fittings
He knows what he is doing excellent grading job.
Boy that place was a mess. Looked a lot better when you were done.
I. know some people want to be like andrew camarata but andrew got the work touch people like when it came to work. His the best ... But u guy's are trying and put out good video's 2👍👍👍👍
Nice job chum. Don't mind me and my cranky old ways and comments.
I bet you when the yard was taken care of that was probably a pretty yard overgrown now needs to be trimmed back, reminds me of my dad yard
Wow. What a difference!
You need to add a grapple or grapple bucket to your attachments. It will save you so much time you will be amazed. We bought one of the rock-rake grapple buckets and it works so much faster when dealing with old yards like this where there is all kinds of rock, concrete, bricks etc. laying around. Cuts prep time before power raking by at least 4x.
Looks great - nice work!
Would love to see what that yard looks like now, after the owners have replanted and new lawn
Oh my god that thing is amazing I wish we had a place up here for me to rent. so far I’ve had to buy my apartments the price isn’t real bad it’s the cost to get them to Alaska . Last year I bought a auger and it was $2000 in shipping
I recommend getting a 3-way bucket then yal really have fun as well as makes life easier
If you have two machines and two operators, use the mini as the broom and the bobcat as the dust pan ...... works very well and fast.
U made a brilliant job on that
Nice work on the property.
That skid steer can work like a mini bulldozer.
Good job done over all!
Bro you did an awesome job on that property. The grading cld have been better, but good job on the property.
Looks good but was it a good idea to bury all that brush?? When it decays you’ll have quite a bit of settling.
Looks good. That rake is awesome it going to be a nice yard
Yeah, the combo of those two rakes is great. Lets you really clean up and grade many types of material.
Amazing video. Andrew Camarta style.
Absolutely perfect! Beautiful job.
Please bring us back to see what it looks like finished. Please, I wld love to see it.
just stumbled upon your channel--noticed the NH plate on the trailer--i live in the great north woods myself.
Nice! Yeah I am down in Rockingham County, by the Mass border.
@@CarlsonSonLandscapingLLC left Mass in 85 for NH--never went back. lol
good luck with your channel and business.
Haha, I moved up here a few years back from Mass as well and don't plan on ever going back. Thanks!
wow, nice job !
This what my yard needs a whole make over but I don’t have that money to do this 😅😅
looks great, good job
Amazing video
Going big time now. Surprised he didn’t have you do the irrigation system and seeding. But then you would need more attachments, LOL.
Ha. Yeah doing irrigation or hydroseeding for clients is a bit beyond my scope right now. Requires a lot more time, planning and equipment than I have. Maybe in the future though!
Nice job!!!
Nice work.
Don't why topsoil was needed, that was raking up nicely. So what will the owner do for vermin - rabbits, moles, badgers, mice! Bain of my life and no stock control fencing for deer. Love to see how it looks now. Machinery performed well, no question and a great video. Now the work begins with tree management and that lawn mower!
An instance where the yard looks better than the actual house.. 🤪
A super job!
Hopefully they maintain the property and don't let it turn into a jungle like it was before
Stick to only going forward with the harley rake and it will be much better. Good work.
I call it a rock hound there amazing
Could you go back and film a brief update, to show how the grass came in since?
Great job
Guys from the countryside are better, more fun, better company. Atte, a New Yorker.
Nice job, beautiful
Site should have been sprayed with pre emergence, mowed and cleaned up before that machine was ever on site.
Not the way we would do it.
Stumper bucket and bucket with teeth needed.
Just enjoy the video ass clown
So I’m an excavation contractor, and I have a question about Harley rakes. If your churning up/grinding up all the sod, weeds, debris, and smoothing it out….won’t the land grow back what you just pulverized, specifically all the weeds, crab grass, dandelions, clovers etc?
The rake does a couple of things. It will relieve compaction and then grade the property to its smooth. Then you can plant fresh grass and start a lawn care program to control the weeds. Weeds are a constant battle and will need to be managed regardless.
@jackfoxxx68 not if he would have used round up first.
Cool video, but I would have cleaned the debris up and hauled it out. Then brush-hogged everything, then raked or tilled it, then leveled. Long grass and brush is hard to deal with while trying to grade.
That what i have done
The owner had some nice trees and plants. When everything grows in , it will be beautiful.
And of course your work was awesome. Didn't look like the same property.
Should of stuck with the harley rake and used your rock hound for picking up the piles after. Would of turned out alot leveler. Lot of work there tho. You did good.
Unfortunately harely rake was on rental, I got my rock hound a week later and I could only bring so many implements on the tailer. this location was 40 mins away. Thanks!
Nice work bro! Is that a snake a 49:26+ in the lower left?
Thanks! Looks like it could have been!
Great video. That is a lot of work.... I have a large yard project that will be about 3 acres of that with pinky sized popple trees to be ground down also. That and sticker bushes. That is how I found your video which is very educational and I know that is a lot of work to go over and over again. If you wouldn't mind I was curious of about how much you would charge someone to go in particularly pick out all the garbage weeds out of their yard bring in black dirt and grade it all to perfection like you did. If I had to guess, I am on the cheap side and do stuff like that by myself I would guess at least $10,000. Am I in the ballpark? It could even be more in my opinion. What a great job you did on their yard 👍 and that big tree that was laying there somebody would probably come and take that for free for firewood. And I see you did not go around their septic tank with the Harley rake and I'm not seeing any clean out pipes or drain field. I'm sure it is all gravity fed drain field since it is going downhill.
Thanks! I generally don't disclose my pricing, but for what I do I am usually just above the rate of daily rentals for the equipment that I use in my area (machines, attachments, trailers, etc). I did stay off of the septic tank area as I was unsure of how old or in what shape the tank was in. Didn't want the machine to go through it!
Whats the range from a cost standpoint to do a job like this?
I'd take that landscape rake back to Bobcat and have them put 45° or 90° elbows on those motor hoses and clock them to where there's zero bind on the crimp fittings. I realize they helped you out with a generous discount on that attachment, but those should have been engineered better. Way too much bind on those fits by using straight couplers even with no pressure in them.
Yea, I have to still throw some 90s on it, since I am mindful of the interference. I think the main issue is the 6b is the recommended size for my machine. The 5b I got (due to deep discount) is just a little too narrow (made for the next size down machine), so the hydro motor hoses line up perfectly with the quick fittings.
Impressive! thank you!
Will this kill all the old grass and weeds so you can restart
Отличная работа!👍
Where’s the after? Good work tho! How big was the yard and what’s the price on a yard that size?
did you disconnect your backup beeper? if so how?? i have a t66 as well.
Nice work, it really looks great! When doing jobs how far are you willing to travel?
Thanks! I generally will try and stay within 45-60 minutes of my location depending on the job.
Hello from Ohio you say that that tree was a huge I bet you that it wasn't because in my grandmother's backyard there was a tree that we cut down that was so big that it took three persons just to reach around the tree and then they almost couldn't reach each other then well the tree may not be there anymore but the stump is and she had one in the front of the house almost the same size
Can you share what you quoted for this job? I jave a similar issue and want to know of i should just rent or if a service provider rate would be reasonable.
Can you come to illinois and do like 4 passes through my little yard with the landscape rake? 😂
Swap out that straight connectors with 90s
What size trailer is that?
It's a 17' flat deck with +3' from the ramps laid back down
did you find yourself tilling up NY areas with roots? I am grading a property with a bunch of roots from pine trees scattered on the property and as soon as I starter grading, I started exposing all of these roots. I was wondering if this would help fix some of that problem by maybe tilling them up.