Man, you really do a great job getting to the final finish on these jobs. I’ve been watching how you use the TR3 and most of the time I haven’t been convinced to add one because I can do most tasks with the other attachments I already have. The way you root raked with it though seems very valuable. My landscape rake either digs in too much to softer soils or lets debris escape under it. I’ve always liked the final touches the TR3 gives you. Now I’m thinking if/when I add a 35-40ish horse cabbed tractor I might look at one of these for it. I’m still using a 1025r and a bunch of attachments so far. A bigger set up and I could do more substantial bush hogging and driveway work though, which I want to do. Good job!
Thanks for the kind words! A 25hp tractor can do just about everything a 40hp tractor can do. Just gonna take a little longer. As far as the finishing results, that’s one of the reasons I decided to start my business. As a dad, DIY, or just a homeowner. Time after time I paid contractors for work. And time after time I was left with a 97% completed job. I made a vow to myself my for-hire jobs are going to get that last little 3% completed. Cheers from the Bulldog 🍻
@@BulldogTractor I don’t really have that niche available. In about 2.5 years of running my little business I mostly work with home owners wanting small projects done as cheaply and quickly as possible. I really don’t have the customer base to go all-out for a few days and knock a job out of the park like a lot of your lawn building. I’ve kind of built myself for where the traffic dictates. Around here it’s tons of new construction or old family property where there isn’t much turnover driving lawn renovations. That works for me though honestly, because the few I’ve done the customers can be a nightmare and 99% of the time any issues are because they won’t water correctly or pay to add quality top soil and/or remediate. I’m much happier staying away from lawns…lol. I’m seeing that rake as more and more versatile though the more you use it.
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Well thank you! Appreciate that 👍. Yeah this attachment is very versatile and just an overall good tool. Cheers from the Bulldog 🍻
@@BulldogTractor thanks for the response, I'm a fan and will continue to support! Keep them coming!
Man, you really do a great job getting to the final finish on these jobs. I’ve been watching how you use the TR3 and most of the time I haven’t been convinced to add one because I can do most tasks with the other attachments I already have. The way you root raked with it though seems very valuable. My landscape rake either digs in too much to softer soils or lets debris escape under it. I’ve always liked the final touches the TR3 gives you. Now I’m thinking if/when I add a 35-40ish horse cabbed tractor I might look at one of these for it. I’m still using a 1025r and a bunch of attachments so far. A bigger set up and I could do more substantial bush hogging and driveway work though, which I want to do. Good job!
Thanks for the kind words! A 25hp tractor can do just about everything a 40hp tractor can do. Just gonna take a little longer. As far as the finishing results, that’s one of the reasons I decided to start my business. As a dad, DIY, or just a homeowner. Time after time I paid contractors for work. And time after time I was left with a 97% completed job. I made a vow to myself my for-hire jobs are going to get that last little 3% completed.
Cheers from the Bulldog 🍻
@@BulldogTractor I don’t really have that niche available. In about 2.5 years of running my little business I mostly work with home owners wanting small projects done as cheaply and quickly as possible. I really don’t have the customer base to go all-out for a few days and knock a job out of the park like a lot of your lawn building. I’ve kind of built myself for where the traffic dictates. Around here it’s tons of new construction or old family property where there isn’t much turnover driving lawn renovations. That works for me though honestly, because the few I’ve done the customers can be a nightmare and 99% of the time any issues are because they won’t water correctly or pay to add quality top soil and/or remediate. I’m much happier staying away from lawns…lol. I’m seeing that rake as more and more versatile though the more you use it.