Hey I just wanted to say thank you for coming out. It was god sent. I did just lose my sister a few days ago and by helping me here you made it easier for me to help with funeral cost. This was a huge help. I help a lot in the community when I can with no questions asked or anything in return. I had first expected to pay him but when he said he would do it at no cost I was a little taken back. I’m not really use to people donating their time to me so this was a huge blessing. Thank you guys so much, I don’t know how to thank you but someone in life this gesture will not go unseen. God bless you guys. Thank you for having fun with the pup as well.
that was good practice for that dog. You were kind to help. Tall grass and a mess. That grass went on forever. Love your mower. You and the machine did a great job. Camera person did an excellent job also. thanks.
Wow that is some beast you are using! How big is the land? What a beautiful part of your country. Could watch you all day doing that land, the scenery is beautiful. You are a good man with a great big heart❤️ God bless you for doing these. Thank you for sharing, from a wet and windy Manchester UK. 💯👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏🇬🇧
I believe it was about 10 acres. I really liked this little spot myself! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos. Makes me very happy. Thank you Jean! Have a great day, from an also wet and windy right now Oklahoma.
First of all thank you for your time and energy for our entertainment I have always thought of how to make a zero turn brush hog.. Well hell it has already been done.. Darn...lol This machine isn't a lawn mower it is a beast.. It is going through that brush like it is mowing a manicured lawn.. No bogging or anything.. That's just incredible..
Thanks for the comment Ruebon Holder! This thing continues to impress me each time I use it. If only there was a way to put a loader and a land plane on it! 😆
I know these mowers will do the job. I've got a 61" Bad Boy Outlaw XP and have mowed places where the ground is worse than this. The thing is even a small tractor and brush cutter will do this more efficient. I just got through mowing with my Kubota 3901 and my Rhino TM 84. If I got into grass and weeds like that I'd change to the 6" Bush Hot brush cutter.
@@flash1259 There's a time and place for all types of equipment. If you prefer what you have that's great! I'll never go back to a tractor for the type of brush cutting and mowing I personally do though. The maneuverability of a tractor is nowhere near what this is. Thanks for the comment!
That was an awesome property, love the little trails you made to get to the pond and surrounding area's. A guy could spend several days cleaning up those back fields and just have an amazing amount of space to explore.
Hello Sir, You are doing what I hope to do when I retire, just being able to go around the community and give people a helping hand with their lawns and properties. God bless your efforts and I pray that you hit the 1,000 subscribers that you need.
Best video of that nature I've ever seen. Lots of productive work in both light and very heavy growth with very little talking! Keep them coming! Love it!🇺🇸👍🙏😂
@@grassandgears heck ya it would be. In my condition right now, being ill, I could not do that. I would be thrown around and in some serious pain ...for real. 😆
Way to go Ninja Warrior... Keep that good work going on.... Question for all of US... What have we done free lately for our comunity ???... From Costa Rica we salute You... Pura Vida...
It doesn't feel hard on it, and this is what they built it to do. You may be right, but the thing is built like a tank, and the brush deck on it is made for stuff up to 1" in diameter. Full skid plate to protect the important bits. They really over built it. Thanks for the comment!
@@grassandgears watching it, the machine looks like a beast. I have been using a Mahindra Max25 with Woodmaxx 54 flail mower. Good rig, ut not in tight spaces. Just ordered a Bobcat MT100 and a brush cutter which I believe will work better for my place. Going to try and start doing small brush clearing jobs that the big guys don't want. I have been watching everyone mow on YT so I can learn some good pointers before the MT arrives. Keep doing the Lord's work up there.
@@pinegroveoutdoors1081 I would be interested to see how the mt100 does! Never thought about a mini skid for brush cutting. I've owned a couple tractors now, and I much prefer mowing and brush cutting with this, especially in uneven terrain. Feels much less likely to tip over or get stuck to a point it's unrecoverable.
Please look up belladonna, night shade hemlock I think you are mowing through these deadly weeds. I recommend you use at least some kind of mask and hearing protection too. I do this in San Diego. Think about buy one of those Altoz like the one you have
Hey, awesome videos. Pretty nasty machine you have. How lond do you have that machine for? And do you have a lot of breakdown with it or is it pretty robust. look really awesome and can do really heavy stuff. Well done 👍
Thanks! I've had it about 2 months now and have 26 hours on it. Zero issues so far, but it's still pretty new. It seems extremely well built though. Very heavy duty. Thanks for the comment!
The treads sure drive over that brush debris smoothly compared to a floatation tire! Brush mowers typically have a tall brush impact bar about a foot above and forward of the cutting deck to start bending over tougher brush before hitting the cutting deck. It might be a simple pipe could be connected between the extended castors to accomplish that on this mower. That would elp protect the mower deck and allow the impact to taken by a structure designed to take the impact and bend the brush over. I wound't want to over stress the caster extensions so that aspect would have to studied in some detail. There not intended for it, but that tread traction zero turn mower sure looks like it could plow some snow with a
in the videos, i have seen i am much more impressed with the brush deck that the finishing deck. In taller grass with the finishing deck, I've seen the altoz machine bog down and miss stuff the Exmark ultracut and scag decks would not miss. the Exmark and Scag machines don't bog down like that one does. I've seen them in person..but these are the first time I've seen them in action at all..:) FYI I've used the Exmark Ultracut decks for 15 years and the scag for 5 while I was in the landscaping business.
@@hescominsoon Interesting! The Altoz is 66 inch with 37 horse. You would think the extra power would make up for the extra size. It has to be something better engineered on how power is delivered to the deck, or just the design of the deck in general. I wonder if it could be blade related? I have to say I am a bit disappointed in the performance of the finish deck, but it still gets the job done, and the performance of the all-terrain deck makes up for what the finish deck lacks in my opinion.
@@grassandgears I am thinking it's a design problem...either not enough discharge ability or an airflow issue causing the grass to not eject efficiently. The Tracks do make the machine much more versatile in terms of terrain though...Just my .02..if I had the $$ I would have the altoz as my brush/wetlands cutter and an Exmark or Scag for finishing...if I had the variety you seem to have..:)
@@hescominsoon that's what I've been thinking too, and it would be awesome if I could afford it! This is just a side project, because I enjoy mowing and wanted a way to help people, but it's not really bringing in any money yet. Maybe someday!
Each machine has its own characteristics, to cut the bush quickly and the results are good use a flail mower machine. To cut grass without bushes quickly and nicely, use a cutter mower.
Time lapse with the drone, I first would take some Dramamine, however, the Drone footage is excellent on previous videos. I hope you hit your goal and all the best. Keep up the good work and watch out for slithery critters.
I ordered another camera for stationary time lapse footage and really wanted to use it for this video, but they sent the wrong camera! Just had to make do with the one camera this time. Working on making better videos in the future. Thanks for the comment!
just curious... When you are moving the grass field 14:45, Could you go faster?? Isn't the top speed on your Altoz 11mph? Will the mower keep up with a quality cut if you did? I assume you are going slower to either save gas or to prevent accidently running over something that could damage the mower.
That was some weird grass and was harder on the all-terrain deck than the big brush. It was very stringy and even though it was dry it clumped up when it was cut. Most stuff the Altoz doesn't have a problem with, but I did have to slow down a bit in this grass. Might have actually done better in this particular patch with the finish cut deck.
Congrats on 1,000 subs! I just subbed last night at 991, and after watching a couple videos saw you were at 995. I'm definitely sharing your stuff, you don't often see a zero turn doing bush hog work.
@@grassandgears at the very beginning of the video, all those yellow flower heads and again at 7:12 into the video. I saw them all throughout the video. Those are the last chance for bees to build up food stores for the winter.
I paid 20k at for the machine and both decks at Tractor Bob's in Oklahoma City. That was nearly 5k cheaper than I found it anywhere else. Haven't had to do any maintenance on it yet, so I can't speak to that. Thanks for watching and the comment 👍👍
Hi Gary. Thank you for watching and for your comment. I get this a lot. The Altoz TRX with the all-terrain deck is specifically made for this type of work. This isn't your ordinary zero turn. Everything is made extremely heavy duty, much like a tractor. It weighs in at over 1600lbs. The deck has flail type blades just like a brush hog, it has a 37hp engine that provides more than adequate power. I started brush hogging with an old Ford 8n when I was about 8 years old. I've worked with or owned multiple tractors throughout my life. The Altoz is a whole new animal that provides power and cutting capability similar to a tractor with a brush hog, but is able to maneuver through much tighter spaces, has a smoother ride, and is capable of a cleaner cut. It doesn't create ruts like a tractor, and it's much more stable. It can mow at up to 11mph. It's much easier to load and unload. Personally, I prefer it to a tractor and brush hog for this type of work 🙂
What is the purpose of FREE mowing such a big waste land. It is like an " idle barber shaving his own cat". Instead you could help homes of some old or handicapped persons.
That is my goal Nath, but these people asked for help. I don't know what their financial situation is or anything like that. I just know that God caused our paths to cross when I was offering to do some free cleanups. So I helped.
@@grassandgears I understand and appreciate. But they are not using such a big land for nothing. They can grow some animals at least. But anyways, keep going.
@@naths1229 I'm in a very rural part of the United States, far away from any large cities, where a piece of land may be handed down to family members through the years. They may not have a lot of money, but still need to have the land maintained to mitigate fire risk and such. In this particular case I believe their goal was to get the land around the house cleaned up because they needed to sell it, but they probably couldn't afford the $1000 or more someone else would have charged to do so. I hope to help more people with disabilities, or the elderly in the future, but wasn't going to turn away these people either. Be blessed and have a great day! Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Hey I just wanted to say thank you for coming out. It was god sent. I did just lose my sister a few days ago and by helping me here you made it easier for me to help with funeral cost. This was a huge help. I help a lot in the community when I can with no questions asked or anything in return. I had first expected to pay him but when he said he would do it at no cost I was a little taken back. I’m not really use to people donating their time to me so this was a huge blessing. Thank you guys so much, I don’t know how to thank you but someone in life this gesture will not go unseen. God bless you guys. Thank you for having fun with the pup as well.
So sorry to hear about your sister. Prayers for you and your family.
Sorry about your sister
What an awesome mower!
Thank you for sharing & helping others!
God bless you 😊
that was good practice for that dog. You were kind to help. Tall grass and a mess. That grass went on forever. Love your mower. You and the machine did a great job. Camera person did an excellent job also. thanks.
Thanks Dyana! I appreciate your kind words ❤
Wow that is some beast you are using! How big is the land? What a beautiful part of your country. Could watch you all day doing that land, the scenery is beautiful. You are a good man with a great big heart❤️ God bless you for doing these. Thank you for sharing, from a wet and windy Manchester UK. 💯👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏🇬🇧
I believe it was about 10 acres. I really liked this little spot myself! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos. Makes me very happy. Thank you Jean! Have a great day, from an also wet and windy right now Oklahoma.
Классная техника! Спасибо за видео👍🔥
Just beautifull and a big job to do, live it, watching from Belgium, God bless you
Thank you Lutgarde Dhondt! God bless you too!
First of all thank you for your time and energy for our entertainment
I have always thought of how to make a zero turn brush hog.. Well hell it has already been done.. Darn...lol
This machine isn't a lawn mower it is a beast.. It is going through that brush like it is mowing a manicured lawn.. No bogging or anything.. That's just incredible..
Thanks for the comment Ruebon Holder! This thing continues to impress me each time I use it. If only there was a way to put a loader and a land plane on it! 😆
@@grassandgears if u have a welder and an imagination any thing is possible..
Look up zero turn with snow plow on here.. It might give u some ideas
I know these mowers will do the job. I've got a 61" Bad Boy Outlaw XP and have mowed places where the ground is worse than this. The thing is even a small tractor and brush cutter will do this more efficient. I just got through mowing with my Kubota 3901 and my Rhino TM 84. If I got into grass and weeds like that I'd change to the 6" Bush Hot brush cutter.
@@flash1259 There's a time and place for all types of equipment. If you prefer what you have that's great! I'll never go back to a tractor for the type of brush cutting and mowing I personally do though. The maneuverability of a tractor is nowhere near what this is. Thanks for the comment!
That was an awesome property, love the little trails you made to get to the pond and surrounding area's. A guy could spend several days cleaning up those back fields and just have an amazing amount of space to explore.
I know! I loved that place.
Well done! Keep up the great work! Hats off to the camera operator too
Thanks Rob MacPherson! I appreciate your comment!
Hello Sir,
You are doing what I hope to do when I retire, just being able to go around the community and give people a helping hand with their lawns and properties. God bless your efforts and I pray that you hit the 1,000 subscribers that you need.
Thank you sir!
Best video of that nature I've ever seen. Lots of productive work in both light and very heavy growth with very little talking! Keep them coming! Love it!🇺🇸👍🙏😂
My kinda fan! Lol thanks for the comment.
Lol soooo cute.. love how that baby said, I'm taking this arm..its now my prize. 😆
It was pretty intense in person!
@@grassandgears heck ya it would be. In my condition right now, being ill, I could not do that. I would be thrown around and in some serious pain ...for real. 😆
@@LindsAyWithAttitude I'm sorry to hear you're ill ☹
Way to go Ninja Warrior... Keep that good work going on.... Question for all of US... What have we done free lately for our comunity ???... From Costa Rica we salute You... Pura Vida...
That thing sure can cut some brush! That was crazy with the dog. That would be cool to try! Have a good weekend! See ya!
Good to hear from ya John! It does a pretty decent job. I'm really happy with it!
The Altoz does the job, but that mess has to be really hard on the machine. Great job helping the guy out with the cleanup.
It doesn't feel hard on it, and this is what they built it to do. You may be right, but the thing is built like a tank, and the brush deck on it is made for stuff up to 1" in diameter. Full skid plate to protect the important bits. They really over built it. Thanks for the comment!
@@grassandgears watching it, the machine looks like a beast. I have been using a Mahindra Max25 with Woodmaxx 54 flail mower. Good rig, ut not in tight spaces. Just ordered a Bobcat MT100 and a brush cutter which I believe will work better for my place. Going to try and start doing small brush clearing jobs that the big guys don't want. I have been watching everyone mow on YT so I can learn some good pointers before the MT arrives.
Keep doing the Lord's work up there.
@@pinegroveoutdoors1081 I would be interested to see how the mt100 does! Never thought about a mini skid for brush cutting. I've owned a couple tractors now, and I much prefer mowing and brush cutting with this, especially in uneven terrain. Feels much less likely to tip over or get stuck to a point it's unrecoverable.
Wow nicely done !!
Thanks Mandy! I appreciate that 👍
Very Nice JOB!!!
Thanks Bill Feldman!
Please look up belladonna, night shade hemlock I think you are mowing through these deadly weeds. I recommend you use at least some kind of mask and hearing protection too. I do this in San Diego. Think about buy one of those Altoz like the one you have
Hey, awesome videos. Pretty nasty machine you have. How lond do you have that machine for? And do you have a lot of breakdown with it or is it pretty robust. look really awesome and can do really heavy stuff. Well done 👍
Thanks! I've had it about 2 months now and have 26 hours on it. Zero issues so far, but it's still pretty new. It seems extremely well built though. Very heavy duty. Thanks for the comment!
Great mower !
Thanks Laura Andel! I really like it.
That mower is really a tank!
It's built like one! Have a good one Big Son's Lawncare!
Your lucky the dog only attacks the lure ,other arm or leg might have hurt....a clear all machine good job.
I'll be honest, it was pretty terrifying. I don't think I would have got my arm or leg back in one piece if it went for one of those 😬
Subscribed to help you out, and want to see how the Altoz holds up. Keep the vids coming
The treads sure drive over that brush debris smoothly compared to a floatation tire! Brush mowers typically have a tall brush impact bar about a foot above and forward of the cutting deck to start bending over tougher brush before hitting the cutting deck. It might be a simple pipe could be connected between the extended castors to accomplish that on this mower. That would elp protect the mower deck and allow the impact to taken by a structure designed to take the impact and bend the brush over. I wound't want to over stress the caster extensions so that aspect would have to studied in some detail. There not intended for it, but that tread traction zero turn mower sure looks like it could plow some snow with a
My crocodile likes watching these while he gets his beard trimmed🥺❤️✨
This is your best yet Emma. 🤣
in the videos, i have seen i am much more impressed with the brush deck that the finishing deck. In taller grass with the finishing deck, I've seen the altoz machine bog down and miss stuff the Exmark ultracut and scag decks would not miss. the Exmark and Scag machines don't bog down like that one does. I've seen them in person..but these are the first time I've seen them in action at all..:) FYI I've used the Exmark Ultracut decks for 15 years and the scag for 5 while I was in the landscaping business.
Thanks for the comment! I feel the same about it. I'm curious of the deck size and HP of the mowers you're referring to?
@@grassandgears 27 horse 60 inch cut on the Exmark ultracut and 26 hours 61 inch deck on the scag.
@@hescominsoon Interesting! The Altoz is 66 inch with 37 horse. You would think the extra power would make up for the extra size. It has to be something better engineered on how power is delivered to the deck, or just the design of the deck in general. I wonder if it could be blade related? I have to say I am a bit disappointed in the performance of the finish deck, but it still gets the job done, and the performance of the all-terrain deck makes up for what the finish deck lacks in my opinion.
@@grassandgears I am thinking it's a design problem...either not enough discharge ability or an airflow issue causing the grass to not eject efficiently. The Tracks do make the machine much more versatile in terms of terrain though...Just my .02..if I had the $$ I would have the altoz as my brush/wetlands cutter and an Exmark or Scag for finishing...if I had the variety you seem to have..:)
@@hescominsoon that's what I've been thinking too, and it would be awesome if I could afford it! This is just a side project, because I enjoy mowing and wanted a way to help people, but it's not really bringing in any money yet. Maybe someday!
Each machine has its own characteristics, to cut the bush quickly and the results are good use a flail mower machine. To cut grass without bushes quickly and nicely, use a cutter mower.
Time lapse with the drone, I first would take some Dramamine, however, the Drone footage is excellent on previous videos. I hope you hit your goal and all the best. Keep up the good work and watch out for slithery critters.
Don't call my wife a drone! 😉
I ordered another camera for stationary time lapse footage and really wanted to use it for this video, but they sent the wrong camera! Just had to make do with the one camera this time. Working on making better videos in the future. Thanks for the comment!
@@grassandgearsLOL, She would be a GREAT pilot. She knows how to navigate.
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just curious... When you are moving the grass field 14:45, Could you go faster?? Isn't the top speed on your Altoz 11mph? Will the mower keep up with a quality cut if you did? I assume you are going slower to either save gas or to prevent accidently running over something that could damage the mower.
That was some weird grass and was harder on the all-terrain deck than the big brush. It was very stringy and even though it was dry it clumped up when it was cut. Most stuff the Altoz doesn't have a problem with, but I did have to slow down a bit in this grass. Might have actually done better in this particular patch with the finish cut deck.
Can you post another version of this, with "Welcome To The Jungle" for a soundtrack?
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Congrats on 1,000 subs! I just subbed last night at 991, and after watching a couple videos saw you were at 995. I'm definitely sharing your stuff, you don't often see a zero turn doing bush hog work.
I appreciate you Samuel Buckley! Thank you. Very excited to have reached this goal.
As a beekeeper, I cringe whenever I see someone mowing down goldenrod in bloom.
I don't know what goldenrod is. Educate me?
@@grassandgears at the very beginning of the video, all those yellow flower heads and again at 7:12 into the video. I saw them all throughout the video. Those are the last chance for bees to build up food stores for the winter.
@@lenordvaughan5036 good to know!
How much does it cost for this machine and to run it and maintain the equipment?
I paid 20k at for the machine and both decks at Tractor Bob's in Oklahoma City. That was nearly 5k cheaper than I found it anywhere else. Haven't had to do any maintenance on it yet, so I can't speak to that. Thanks for watching and the comment 👍👍
I guess you realize there are better machines than that for mowing tall weeds and brush . . . . i.e. a tractor with a brush hog.
Hi Gary. Thank you for watching and for your comment. I get this a lot. The Altoz TRX with the all-terrain deck is specifically made for this type of work. This isn't your ordinary zero turn. Everything is made extremely heavy duty, much like a tractor. It weighs in at over 1600lbs. The deck has flail type blades just like a brush hog, it has a 37hp engine that provides more than adequate power. I started brush hogging with an old Ford 8n when I was about 8 years old. I've worked with or owned multiple tractors throughout my life. The Altoz is a whole new animal that provides power and cutting capability similar to a tractor with a brush hog, but is able to maneuver through much tighter spaces, has a smoother ride, and is capable of a cleaner cut. It doesn't create ruts like a tractor, and it's much more stable. It can mow at up to 11mph. It's much easier to load and unload. Personally, I prefer it to a tractor and brush hog for this type of work 🙂
What is the purpose of FREE mowing such a big waste land. It is like an " idle barber shaving his own cat". Instead you could help homes of some old or handicapped persons.
That is my goal Nath, but these people asked for help. I don't know what their financial situation is or anything like that. I just know that God caused our paths to cross when I was offering to do some free cleanups. So I helped.
@@grassandgears I understand and appreciate. But they are not using such a big land for nothing. They can grow some animals at least. But anyways, keep going.
Where are you from Nath?
@@grassandgears I am an Indian, but from The Netherlands.
@@naths1229 I'm in a very rural part of the United States, far away from any large cities, where a piece of land may be handed down to family members through the years. They may not have a lot of money, but still need to have the land maintained to mitigate fire risk and such. In this particular case I believe their goal was to get the land around the house cleaned up because they needed to sell it, but they probably couldn't afford the $1000 or more someone else would have charged to do so. I hope to help more people with disabilities, or the elderly in the future, but wasn't going to turn away these people either. Be blessed and have a great day! Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Altoz mowers are pure junk. If you buy one like I did you may be very sorry
How many hours did you have on yours when you started having problems?