I just love your videos, not only have I seen all (95%) of your clips but you were the very first one I started following seriously a few years back. You and your father have meant a lot to me personally with tips, ideas, guidance and inspiration over the years for one's own initiatives. To see your journey from your Kubota B23x and the first purchases of attachments to it and also your journey together (wife, your dog) with all the preparation of the plot around the house... ...grow to the first big step the purchase of the Bobcat E26 which has grown to today's video where you see all the machines attachments; T66, E26, E50 incl. tiltrotor Steelwrist (which I love.. (all major tiltrotor manufacturers come from Sweden)) and its attachments is amazing and impressive to see... all applause to you with family and to your father's participation... There are so many great videos which makes it impossible to pick just a few as favorites. I will always be grateful to you for all the new releases, so to see the new releases that are coming, these are better than any new released movie.. Best Regards! //Tony (from Sweden)
Good clean up! Wouldn’t hurt to chock your trailer and truck wheels. Lots of movement and rocking when loading the machine, could be hard on the transmission.
You could possibly hire a large chipper/ mulcher and turn all those rotten logs and brush into garden mulch you could sell and apply on jobs that need it.
Yeah, the biggest issue is generally the cost to do so outweighs the amount of material I would get from this size of a pile. Even the landfill I go to has troubles getting the big grinders out there and they have 20+ years of stumps.
I love my tilt deck. they are the way to go. how do the forks work out for you steelwrist? I still havent decided whether they are a worthwhile attachment for my 50
Have you ever thought about chocking the tires or pulling the break away to lock the brakes when you’re loading that trailer up? I feel like it would relive some of the stress on your truck when loading. Just a thought, love the videos.
Good to see ya back...
I just love your videos, not only have I seen all (95%) of your clips but you were the very first one I started following seriously a few years back.
You and your father have meant a lot to me personally with tips, ideas, guidance and inspiration over the years for one's own initiatives.
To see your journey from your Kubota B23x and the first purchases of attachments to it and also your journey together (wife, your dog) with all the preparation of the plot around the house...
...grow to the first big step the purchase of the Bobcat E26 which has grown to today's video where you see all the machines attachments; T66, E26, E50 incl. tiltrotor Steelwrist (which I love.. (all major tiltrotor manufacturers come from Sweden)) and its attachments is amazing and impressive to see... all applause to you with family and to your father's participation...
There are so many great videos which makes it impossible to pick just a few as favorites.
I will always be grateful to you for all the new releases, so to see the new releases that are coming, these are better than any new released movie..
Best Regards! //Tony (from Sweden)
Awesome job as always. Putting the Hydra Grapple to work!
It comes to almost every job!
Nice to see the aftermath of your first attempt on that property 👍
Great to see you again. Spectacular job dressing up that area! 😎
Very nice job! Thanks for taking us along.
The tilt-rotator is awesome!
Love the tilt-rotator. Your doing an amassing job
Great to see you posting videos again! Love watching your work! 💪🏻
Always enjoy your videos. Always jealous of the Steel Wrist your menagerie of attachments.
Haha thanks, it is a game changer of an attachment
Man, you really transformed that place.
Good to see you again. Enjoy your videos
Nice job , great new tilt trailer speeds up loading and unloading time and really nice grapple on you mini
Looks great, nice finish work.
Thanks!
I got them same binders, love em. Jelly about that new trailer.
@@chaosjosh They work well, usuall have to oil em up every so often. Ha ya, so much nicer than ramps.
Sick setup
Awesome job love the video - do you have your CDL for this setup? Or are you just under 26k lbs?
Thanks! I dont have my CDL, but would like to potentially get it in the future. The setup I have is under 26k, basically max it out with the 50.
Good clean up! Wouldn’t hurt to chock your trailer and truck wheels. Lots of movement and rocking when loading the machine, could be hard on the transmission.
I usually chock the tires, just forgot this time. Alongside that, the truck is in 4WD + Parking Brake for loading.
You could possibly hire a large chipper/ mulcher and turn all those rotten logs and brush into garden mulch you could sell and apply on jobs that need it.
Yeah, the biggest issue is generally the cost to do so outweighs the amount of material I would get from this size of a pile. Even the landfill I go to has troubles getting the big grinders out there and they have 20+ years of stumps.
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I love my tilt deck. they are the way to go. how do the forks work out for you steelwrist? I still havent decided whether they are a worthwhile attachment for my 50
You would think the home owner would at least take the time to clean the basketball backboard and recycling pails out of the lot before you came!
Have you ever thought about chocking the tires or pulling the break away to lock the brakes when you’re loading that trailer up? I feel like it would relive some of the stress on your truck when loading. Just a thought, love the videos.
I usually chock the tires, just forgot this time. Alongside that, the truck is in 4WD + Parking Brake for loading.
How do you charge if you don’t mind me asking? I have a skid steer and have been cleaning and moving dirt but not real sure how to charge.