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Thank you sir

Mornin Mr Todd

I wouldn't know. Id love to try one I hear good things about them

I've got some inspecting to do

Yes sir. The good ones seem pretty good though

Skid steer would be ideal for that kind of work. My experience running them is the track style is 100% the way to go.

@ so, join me in my indecisiveness.. Love the idea of a tracked skidsteer………. but what if I have a septic repair to make.. Hard to dig 8’ to exhume a septic tank with a skid steer.. BUT WAIT… If I get a 580… thats too heavy for my old 1 ton to move, so maybe the skid steer -is- the better option… although the 580 does road fairly fast….. but a tractor is -way- cheaper, and has more available attachments… Round and round we go 😂😂

@@Brandon.Fischer lol you just need one of each. They also have backhoe attachments for skid steers..... I figured id throw that out there too. I do like my little backhoe on my compact tractor. it has become very handy

@ I ran one this summer… it was a bit rough to say the least. Im not sure if you could dig deep enough to do anything worth while up here. Remember up here in Alaska everything gets buried deep to avoid freezing. Water lines are 12’ and the septic start at 4’ then run at 2% from there.

@@Brandon.Fischer you need more tropical environment. J/K part of it. I think alaska would be an awesome place to have some property.

I think they do to Mr Tim. Sure would like to have Richards old mill

Lol you want to feed the rock88 to power that monster

@@G.R.L-GravelRoadLife i would

Mornin Mr Todd

@ cold and snowy weather here , don't feel like doing much outside

@@toddcaskey9984 I dont blame you one bit, was 14° just a little bit ago. starting to get hot its currently 18°

@ it's warmer here it's 19 degrees right now now lol

@@toddcaskey9984 still way to cold lol

Yes sir Mr Kenny. some of them are fine machines. some are not

​@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead don't even get me started 🤬🤬🤬. Holzforma 372 xp 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

Ah dang hate to hear that. So far Joe's 372 seems to have decent luck out of it.

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead haven't told ya story? Changed to OEM oiler. Went to start, was locked up. Looked in cylinder, nothing. Forced fly wheel by hand, got to turning good. Put everything back on, wouldn't pull again. Couldn't free by hand. Took to shop, broken wristpin clip. He replaced and put back together. He can't pull it. With clutch off or loose it pulls fine, in place and tight nothing. And he can't figure it out. Oh yeah, I've only cut about 1 cord w it. My advice, save that $400 3x and buy an actual 372

@@brandonhoad9033 i would love an actual 372. Im looking forward to finally getting a husky sometime

This little top handle lives on my Polaris ranger. It has become extremely handy tool to carry

I agree. It did well in this birch wood

I sure like this machine. I'll be doing some green oak on some totes sometime this winter. So far with seasoned oak/Hickory it doesn't bother this machine at all.

Some of de best saaws

Hey Mr Jim, Thanks for stopping by. I'm really liking this machine. It has done everything I ask and then some.

Thats crazy to think about. Technically i should of been able to pick up both of the large trunks. I wish i would of known the weight sooner and i would have tried it.

@ hahaha. That would have been good!

Im happy it wasnt hollow. When the water came out of the tree i though i was gonna have to cut another one.

@ ya, kinda shocking it was that sound. You cut it down at a good point

lol I didnt even notice her until i was editing this video, I really like the linked pedal. it comes in handy alot

I fully agree to this

Mr Ted I think skid logs are gonna be great. Do you have access to cut dead trees close by to you

@TheRustyGarageandHomestead Yeah around 10 miles away so not too bad! It's nice to get out in the woods and cut really.

@@tedneitzel I agree with you it is

log calculator online

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead thanks

Hey Robbinsoutdoors. So far im extremely impressed with what this little machine is capable of doing.

Russ is in good company for sure. Im really liking the skids

Hey Mr Brandon, I was thinking it was going to be heavier than it was. She is a mess

@TheRustyGarageandHomestead in heat?

@@brandonhoad9033 I hope not she got fixed about a month ago

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead just sent bull calf Thur, another $500+ calf, 97#s. And another born last night. They'll bout cover 1/2 the property taxes

Hey Mr Heath, They sure do. I'm amazing how much wood they go through, Gramp is a beast with that saw. I'm sure gramp has some stories. That little machine is extremely handy. I wouldn't have been able to get the 100hp tractor in the timber where that was without tearing something up.

Hey Driftless, hahahaha i know the steering knobs are game changers. If you have never used one you just don't understand. They make life a lot easier. Maybe Joe will install on some day.

Hey Andrew........ Maybe......yes but not a conventional sawmill

​@TheRustyGarageandHomestead. Alaskan?

@@brandonhoad9033 yes

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead 💪👍

@@brandonhoad9033 should be fun

Mornin Mr Todd

@ I'm still watching ya , I always keep a tape measure on the tractor until I miss place it . I have tons every where and I always have to go to the tractor to get one lol

@@toddcaskey9984 lol i usually do but i tool it out of the tool box and sat it down. Cant have enough tapes

I Also have a hammer on it unless I d put it back lol

@ I told my daughter all I wanted from her was like 10 harbor freight tapes lol for x mass

Hey Andrew, I've done the same thing. Its a real bummer when you realize it and the opportunity to get the recording is already over. Thanks for stopping by

Mr Russ I'm highly impressed with this machine. Being 25hp its great on fuel and it does everything I've asked it to. I'm sure there are better tools for the job. My 100hp tractor would easily move these logs but its so large it wouldn't have got back in the timber as well as this one or fit in between the skids

Just say no to green

@ green is too much money for this cheap guy🤣

Mr Russ anytime. Sticker looks good on the machine

Good to be neighbors on his Loader!

Thank you Mr Phillip

Hey Barney, you are probably right lol

herro, u ancient china warrior?

Yes sir. Nice and heavy lol

@OpenAirAdventure Mr Kenny i need to cut some more and fill a tote or two of it. Used to i just shoved em in brush piles. But the more I learn about it is it makes decent firewood

@@OpenAirAdventure it sure cuts easy too. I do like that. Not like some of these oaks around here

@TheRustyGarageandHomestead it does. Make sure ya split it regardless of the size and cover just the top. It's burns just as good as maple.

Mr Kenny that was a fun day for sure

Thank you Pierce, I will keep that in mind next time

That about like the black Jacks lol

Mr Kenny Thank you. Im for sure out of practice. Im glad it went where i wanted it to go. Those black jacks are a pain for sure lol

Thank you J

Thank you Mr Mitchell. I was happy it went where it needed to and no injuries. Thank you for stopping by and commenting.

Hey srsatlaf, I do remember seeing that video smashing the Kubota. I hated to see that happen. That was actually something I thought about so I put the sxs where it wouldn't get hit. The camera may have made things look out of perspective. I put the sxs in a spot that there was no way the tree could have hit it. The tree wasn't tall enough to reach that far. Lucas's video was an eye opener. Thanks for stopping by and for the reminder though

Hi Trail cam, I work a 12hr rotation shift swapping from nights to day back and forth with a two days off inbetween. I could stay busy with the farm all the time. I would like to be at the farm full time in the future. I could get a lot more done

Mr Gavin that is a great idea. I may have to give that a try. Do you just mix a handful of jelly with a handful of lint or is there a certain ratio you use?

Mr Ted thank you. It is a fun saw to run for sure. I'm just out of practice

Mr. Russ I agree. I'm just out of practice. I've cut a lot of trees down over the years. Then I started just using the bulldozer for the last several years to take trees down. Bulldozer is funer lol