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As q old timer with a lifetime operating the biggest advantage is to not just no how to react but to anticipate what is needed millisecond before so you can increase speed or slick land with nothing in the blade high speed no gouge kinda showing off! I only ran this system once cutting to storm drains compound grading so i was not able to enjoy the technology and it would fault on me stop working your explanation was very good i would like to play with a better one of these systems.

im at that website,how to bring up that page,i cant find it

at my parents old house there was 2 big sycamore trees,it was so big they had to cut it down in sections,trunk about 4-5 ft circomerance

how you like it now? still got it? would you recommend to someone looking?

Any idea how to recalibrate the pump sensor?

Wot a mess Wundt like to mill those trees

I like to dig the roots around like he does for these small trees as well, I also push or pull accordingly per tree. Some of the trees I have cleared were 4 - 7 foot diameter trunks… these I will use new teeth and literally cut them in sections from wherever the break off up above. I have a cage but my window opens so I can hear where the tree cracks. Once I hear the crack I work on the stout buggar above that area and rip down limbs to get to the trunk and keep going. Pulling a large tree isn’t the best idea unless you have carved it down to a 20 foot trunk. 20 foot tall and 5 or so feet wide will split if you use your bucket like a splitting wedge and push it in a foot or so… now back up and wiggle the bucket a little, she will split of a slice all the way to the root. Take all the small bites ya want and dig out the root system at the end

Fabick cat! The best cat dealer I’ve been able to do business with. Very cool machine and video!

A blower would probably make it easier to clean before using water.

I thought the rear discharge was made to be hooked up to a collection system? Not sure why you’d get rear discharge otherwise, unless you are windrowing to bale it, hahahaha.

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Good for small stuff ,not big stuff

The seat is on an angle because you're looking backwards so often.

First off, you don't drive a dozer, you operate or run it

For operating a bulldozer you :1: Cut from the Top down and Fill from the Bottom up! If you want to argue with me about that then :2: ask Gravity. After 3 seconds of cutting were is the extra material (dirt, rocks vegetation or what used to be in your septic tank. Were do I push this Dirt / whatever is in front of the blade? Just to the side. O good that dirt clod or rock just roll down into my bedroom. Oh shit! But it gets worse. :3: and probably more important is were does the Water Go!!!! IF YOU DO NOT GIVE THE WATER A PLACE TO GO IT WILL GO WHERE YOU DO NOT WHAT IT TO!!! The more you pay attention to what you are doing and think about it; then you will have a goodder experience. The most important thing is to learn from your experiences and don’t blindly follow the other Lemmings! You pass as an apprentice.

Wait till you get in a Komatsu or a Deere fuck them cats

They designed the operator seat at an angle so you dont have to twist your back and neck as far to look out the back window while you're reversing. It reduces back and neck strain which reduces operator fatigue, and it's in all the new medium and large dozers.

[thank, you for you're helpful video.👍 I, just bought a 2002, 939c cat track loader bull dozer with a 4&1 bucket for $40k]

Unplug the travel alarm beeper. I did that in my brand new 305.

thank you!!!

Have you ever encountered a wasp or hornet nest with the thing yet? Wondering if the cab will keep you from getting killed by angry hornets.

On stuck bolts, heat is your friend. If no oxy/act torch, use a propane torch. Just takes longer. Almost always works!!

I have some runners and it seems like a lot of people have problems with strawberries; MB sells a strawberry NPK 9-12-34 but it says mix in 100 gallons; I’m new at hydroponics with strawberries……. What NPK do you use for smaller strawberry plants, per gallon ? I also made some liquid calcium; how much would you add ?

Thanks! Good video. I believe a side discharge deck would solve a few issues in terms of cleaning, dust inside the cab...etc.

You pushed the roll up the hill instead of down? Hrm…

The seat is at an angle bc you typically have a ripper and it’s easier on your neck and back with a seat like that

How many inches high can you mow with your Krone?

This mower needs a space-saving central suction like Iseki and Gianni Ferrari with high emptying. otherwise great machine

I wish you had kept making content, really good stuff. Cheers!

Good honest review

What happened to the videos? Loved them just found you COME BACK PLEASE 😊

My 1580 is coming up 4 years old with close to 5000 hours on the clock, been hammered from pillar to post , greased once a week and the odd visit to workshop for service and minor repairs, this is one hell of a machine ,if you were cutting what is in this vidio then the machine would probley last you a life time, bulit proof , 😊

Great job with the switchback. Thank you for sharing. I need to cut in a road of a similar length, and I am in fulltime study mode. Awesome work and best regards.

you have a lot of uninformed information in this video (biggest one being engine air filter is on top of engine, not behind side panels). for starters, you are not sitting on top of the engine. that hatch under your feet lifts open to the hydrostatic pump/drive. and as far as cleanup, spraying dry grass debris should never be your first attempt. get yourself a battery power blower to clean it out quickly after each mow; don't let it build up after several uses. also, keep in mind, this is a finish mower. not a rough terrain mower where you're cutting foot tall grass. that is where you're large tractor/mower implements should be used. proper application for intended use of the machine would help you tremendously.

where does one live to get snow like this. I love it lmao

ua-cam.com/video/yMj5GWpS3b8/v-deo.html _ this is what is did for heat and airflow. i used 2 * inch fans, you only need one lol. i had my door on the far end and build a track to silde a kart for loading and unloading. THEN I MOVED AND ITS JUST STIING IN MY OLD BUILDING NOW! UUGH i have to dis assemble and re assemble...... ughhhh

Man I really wish you continued to film, you would grow huge soon. Your videos are very similar to famous youtubers who I watch and who now youtube for a living. Come back!!!

Would appreciate a cost breakdown next go around!

Loved watching this video, great camera views too!

Does it have a fm radio

Nice one 👍

If you are not operating at full speed then of course your not throwing the snow far. Also, if there are any gaps between the impellor and the housing, you should try adding rubber. This can make a substantial difference. There are many videos showing how. With a few mods, this should be an excellent show blowing machine.

Just came across this video. Very nice. I realize the video is old and that’s probably why the affiliate links no longer apply. What size net cups are you using for your strawberries? Thanks.

Looks way more practical than 3pt QH that seems it doesn't always fit old 3pt implements😊

I just subscribed to your channel after viewing the one about the kiln. Now I see you mill is an electric, we have a lot in common. Nice videos .

Rear discharge sucks...Add chains to the rear of the deck will help. We also added screen door screen around the radiator and coolers where you only need a brush to remove debris every hour or so. Usually when our high temp light came on.

What Net pot size do you prefer ?

IL TAKE THAT OVER A ZERO TURN ANYDAY OF THE WEAK.... ALL YOU NEED IS A AIR COMPRESSOR TO BLOW OUT THE DEBRIS.... MY 4X4 MC 35 NEW HOLLAND 60 AND 72 INCH DECK/IS STILL GOING STRONG..... AND TO GET REALLY SERIOUS ABOUT TRAILS IS GET A CID 60 XTREME BRUSH CUTTER ON THE FRONT OF A SKID STEER AND YOUR SET FOR 10 YEARS OF CUTTING FIELDS UP TO 6 INCH SAPLINGS..........

Normally you'd make your first cut on the high side so that material makes its way to the lower side. Then get it however flat you want it on the high side again and then finish it aka float it out. Dozer operator since 93

Dude, how can you afford all of the equipment???