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Hey who's that guy running that machine?

That's thick top soil. I dig down 3 feet and hit clay. 4 feet I hit sand.

That was an excellent video! Well done by both of you! 👍

I like to see the real speed of the footage; I can speed it up myself if I feel like it.

New to Adler, great content!

What’s the process of turning leaves into a product?

what type of bags do you guys use?

What happened to the videos

Very cool! Nice video. Nice operation too!

What do you do for parts now that the company that built them is no longer ?

Did u guys make that cage u guys use to palet the socks?

Let’s see some more rotobec videos

I do the same thing. Lots of comments on machinery investments. Thats a huge cost i know and then add fuel and labor on top of that with maintenance parts amd repairs. Ugggg!

How long does it take to unload?

You took my original UA-cam channel name❤

How can I buy socks? Lmk. Ty

Great video my I recommend buying a regular knife sharpener to sharpen chipper blades so you don’t have to change/ flip them as often.

I run one of these in the winter in the Rocky Mountains. All damn winter just about every day of of the work week. We are in the Yellowstone area, so the winters are long! So we do around 1,800 cords a year. This machine chews through wood like crazy with minimal maintenance or mechanical issues. I’ve operated a couple other processors and they don’t compare. If somebody is thinking of buying a processor, spend the extra money and get one with the large saw blade and stay away from the ones with the chainsaw bar type. You will have so much more production, and not have even close to the amount of mechanical problems. By the way, I use about a foot of chain that hangs down as a stop. We’ve also used those plastic snow plow indicators that attach to the corners of the plow. We rarely break wedges, but have 3 sets in rotation for when we do . When 1 breaks, it goes to a local welder to fix, so there’s no halt in production.

You guys have a physically demanding and dangerous job my hats off to you

Cool channel Ryan. Need a pt 2 of this video with the Doppstadt! 😎

I use one of those orange fiberglass driveway markers for a stop. It works great. No binding. I'd be afraid that plumb bob would swing and get caught in the blade.

Awesome video Ryan 👍 Miss seeing you guys

On a scale (pun intended) of 1 to 10 - this is a 10! Happy to meet the menagerie.

Nothing makes a video more awesome than kids. Chris has a very nice farm, a magical place for the kids and family. It sure sounds like it's gonna get even better w camels, elephant, and flamingos coming! Nice video, thanks. 👍❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸

Looks like great family fun. The kids had a blast

Great video! Thanks

hoping u guys do the land clearing division again and soon miss watchin it alot of action and crazy wild stuff they do

Do you make your own mulch or buy it in bulk? What is brown mulch made from?

THIS format sucks for all of us that don't use a cell phone to watch your videos . And believe me their are millions that use a real computer or a big screen TV

Great video. Thank you.

Very nice setup you have there.. love the concrete jungle!!.. i thought you cant use Hardwoods for animal bedding, especially horses.. can you explain this??

Just moved 20 bags of brown mulch for the yard - that was enough for me to wrestle with…,

Missed you - glad to see you back to see some interesting videos. Always eager to learn about other outdoor activities.

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Nothing fancy but it was very interesting. Thanks for sharing ❤

What's the bed heater? I used to haul walking floors, and we strayed some kind of a beat juice to help prevent freezing. It didn't always work.

Good to see you back making videos

That's awesome!! 😅

WOW!

That's cool. Presumably that would be lighter than a dump bed, hence giving you a higher payload.

Welcome back to you!

Great to see you guys back!

Missed you guys and so happy you are coming back with new content!! Glad business is doing great!! 😊

Glad your back.

Glad you are back

Glad you're back. Missed seeing all the heavy equipment.

Great to see you back. Looking forward to seeing your upcoming videos... Pete

Nice editing 👌

What happened to you putting out videos been a while

Awesome. Great to see a family business full of success.