Hey bossman, enjoy watching your videos. I know you and I don't know each other but I've been running equipment since I was 10 and I'm now 36. Not a huge fan of a root rake but different strokes for different folks. If you figure out how to move brush with just the blade you'll be better off in the long run. You'll figure out what I mean as you continue and get more seat time. The secret to moving brush with a dozer and keeping it clean is to learn to roll the brush. Think of it as rolling a ball with the dozer. Yea it's alot of short distance backing up but totally worth it. It will shake existing dirt out of the brush (instead of sweeping dirt up like a broom) and it's extremely low drag when rolling it which means you would be surprised what that 3 would move. We owned and ran a Cat 312BL and a D5M for quite a few years and then bought a 315BL also. You're doing great though and please don't take this comment as me trying to tell you what to do, just a few potentially helpful ideas. Have a blessed day!
Thanks a lot brother. If I can get good enough without having to use a root rake I'm all for it. Just one less thing I have to haul around and take off and on. I see what you mean about rolling the pile too. I kinda did that with the skid steer at times. I appreciate the advice
Lindsey glad to see you enjoy the Dozer. They are a game changer in the excavating business. And when your backing up from your push with the root rake lower your blade so the teeth drag the ground some it clear a lot of the stuff off. Don't think that I'm trying to tell you how to do your job because I'm not that kind of person. Because I learned lots of stuff on my own. I just don't ask anyone for help. But when my Dad or one of the Ole guys would tell me something I would soak it up. And it helped me a lot even in life. Man I can't wait to see the next video your doing great work out there. As far as having the cab open if you feel better with it closed I would close it. I wish we had closed cabs because I've been slapped and had stuff fly up on me lots of time. Be Safe Out There Man
I take all the advice I can get. Especially from people who know more than me. Thanks brother. I didn't know if it was good to try to clean the rake out or just leave it alone and let it ride.
@@smithworx1091 I tell you someone to watch that is good at cleaning debris off his rake is Chris Letsdig18. It's so smooth that you hear the rake hit the blade as it comes down.
@@smithworx1091 when I started over 40years ago we didn't use root rakes. We pushed with the blade if you get the pile to start rolling you can push further and cleaner. It took me awhile before I could get one to roll just right. But you'll figure out what works best for you.
Looking good! Raking with a dozer can be very satisfying. It’s nice to see an area covered with trash cleaned up. Makes you feel like you accomplished something 😂
You are doing a good job. I would suggest that you not make one long push without stopping. Make short pushes backup, which cleans the debris off your root rake, then start your push again for a short distance. It will help you a lot. I am very proud to see you growing your business. It shows hard work pays off. Congratulations.
I was taught not to push sideways with the turntable on an excavator, so I don't do it with mine if I can help it. I know those were little twig pines you were pushing over. The dozer looks awesome! It seems like the root rake would be even better if it had an extension that went up above the bucket, to protect the front of the machine, and push bigger piles of debris. Maybe something like that could be added one day. Man that is a dream dozer. Enjoy your videos.
I try not to abuse the machine pushing sideways. I know it's hard to tell sometimes but I'm babying it when I'm pulling sideways or pushing. And yes I want something on the front of the blade to keep sticks from jabbing into the front end and to push bigger piles. I can tell this dozer can handle way bigger piles than I was pushing
Gotta give it to the man, he’s trying!! I remember those days of not having a clue what I was doing. It just takes seat time to figure out mistakes and correct them!
As a cutter and seller of firewood, with a processor, I hate seeing thousands of dollars of firewood go up in smoke...as for the D3, Im very Envious, its a great little machine, when coupled with that excavator, what a nice pair.
First time viewer here.Loving the D3 and root rake.That root rake would probably work wonders on property where there’s invasive wisteria. When i first saw it on the back of the trailer my first thought was where are the pins at...then you mentioned about them after getting to property.. Lots of luck with the new toy!!
Lindsey man you are doing a great job with that equipment. Don't be hard on yourself you do a great job. I was gonna mention from watching your last video that it would probably be a lot easier on you and your equipment on the log moving part like from the road portion if you had a big heavy log chain and got half a dozen trees together and drug them with the dozer? It might be easier and faster to skid them at least out in the open more so you can push them. Anyway just my 2 pennies worth 😂😅. Super glad to see you having a blast on your new dozer.
Man you are killing it with the videos, I can't keep up LoL good to see the dozer make an appearance. I bet you're wondering how you made it so long without one.
Hello congrads on the dozer its a fine piece of equipment looks like its doing a fine job also enjoyed the video thanks for taking the time to put it out
Awesome video bud, dozer with the root rake is the ticket for that pine straw, pine trees leave a alot of that stuff on the ground, holds alot of mositure, great job, you can tackle any kind of job now beings you have the bigger excavator an the dozer, bring it on, thanks for sharing an I look forward to seeing the next video 💪🇺🇲🤙✊👌
Loved watchin the new equipment a running... you might be interested in a $100 insurance policy called cutting chaps if you're gonna be out there alone...might make the difference on whether or not you make it home to those boys...nuff said..git er done!
Well son....it made me laugh when you mentioned you forgot the rake's pins. If I had a dollar for every time I forgot something critical at my shop, I'd be a rich man. I'm nearing retirement and caught wind of your channel from Cotton. You'll do well young lad. Stay safe.👍👍👍
I've been thinking about your root break that you said you couldn't load that it hit can you weld an arm on the top of it that hangs back over the blade that you could put a chain in down to underneath the front of your dozer so that when you left that it pulls the root rake up out of the way so you could drive forward and then when you set the blade down it would set it back down
Yeah I think something like that will work. I've had a couple guys suggest swinging the rake up and scotch it. I'm gonna try it next time I have to move it. It doesn't like much and my tracks will make it to the ramps.
I would have Spec’d that Dozer with a Rear Winch, that will Help in the Logging Department and also Balance Out that Dozer when it has that Root Rake on the Front. You would be Amazed what a Rear Winch on a Dozer can do, also Increases ReSale on that Dozer.
@@smithworx1091 That sounds about Right on the Price depending on which Brand Winch it is is, Allied vs Carco. It would make Night & Day in your Efficiency!
If you set the rake on the ground and back up so it turns up out and away from the bottom edge of the blade as far as you can. Then use a length of wood or even a length of metal that will hold it up or prop up against the blade. Then when you raise the blade up it should keep the rake up enough to clear the trailer enough for you to load the dozer without having to remove the rake from the dozer blade and then make transporting from job to job a little more easier! But it is your equipment so you do you brother. Awesome content on your videos 🤠👍
Thank you for that advice. I had a buddy text me the same thing this morning. I was so frustrated the other day I just quit thinking. But I think I will try that when I move the D3 again. I appreciate you watching bro!
@@smithworx1091 you may already know but the UA-cam channel LetsDig18 has a lot of similar videos that are and that’s how we learn is from others and I hope to see more videos of yours in the future. You mentioned in this video about “if you had a extra set of hands” Do you have any more guys that help you out or is it just you?
@Jacob C oh yeah I been watching Chris for years. Sometimes my dad helps me, but it's hard for me to trust someone in my equipment. I'd rather bust the windows out myself 🤣
I grease every ten hours too, easy to keep track of. But, Lindsey! For the love of god man!!! You own a sawmill, put some new deck boards on that trailer!!!!!! 😝 D3 is looking like a great call
@@smithworx1091 I’m Just ribbing you, I know how busy you are, but that’s a project worth moving up on the priority list. Don’t want a chunk coming off n hitting a sue happy yahoo, or one of your rigs going through and damaging the trailer or god forbid while going down the road.
I think I can scotch it raised up and clear the lowboy. I tried backing it on there the first time but I was afraid it would dig into the road when unloading
They are big enough for pulp. But the mills around here aren't taking much. And they will only take it from the bigger logging companies. It's not enough acreage for a logger to come in and cut it.
After you spend some time in a next gen cat it's really tough to go back to an older machine or any other brand the next gens are laid out so well and so comfortable and powerful I love how light the joysticks are to move around being electric, don't get me wrong when things go bad they are a nightmare but everything new is when it breaks , a 349 or 352 next gen is my personal favs
Man, you’re getting pretty good pulling them levers quick! I hope ya don’t mind me asking, but what settled you on the 313? Why not a 315 or 320 etc? Price has a bunch to do with it I’m sure, but is it power or ya want bigger jobs etc?
Mainly price and lead time. I wanted a 317 or 320. But the price increases were ridiculous. Cat had ordered 4 of these 313's that didn't have all the price increases like other machines. And they were about 2 months lead time. A 317 or 320 was nearly a year lead time.
Now you need to figure out efficiency and how to save steps picking thru what you've taken down. Like the road you cut out you had stuff scattered all over both sides of the road. You'll figure out how to be efficient.
You’re doing well but a Let’s Dig 18 progressive link thumb would help you be more proficient! Chris designed his thumb specifically for land clearing! The dozer and root rake will make moving and piling debris much faster! Also try backing the dozer onto the lowboy so you don’t have to take the rake off!
Load up your blade and then back up and get you another bite to roll your material as you progress toward burn pile. This will sift the dirt out of the debris and make burning quicker & cleaner
@@smithworx1091 in Europe is kind of becoming best practice due to energy-resources (and disease prevention & Bark Beetles ...) to make wood chips in 2 trucks configuration ... like ua-cam.com/video/Y4e24j0XSGg/v-deo.html
@@smithworx1091 I will you do the same. I’m enjoying your channel more than let’s dig. I think it more fun to watch the newer guys climb the mountain than to see the man already on top.
Hey bossman, enjoy watching your videos. I know you and I don't know each other but I've been running equipment since I was 10 and I'm now 36. Not a huge fan of a root rake but different strokes for different folks. If you figure out how to move brush with just the blade you'll be better off in the long run. You'll figure out what I mean as you continue and get more seat time. The secret to moving brush with a dozer and keeping it clean is to learn to roll the brush. Think of it as rolling a ball with the dozer. Yea it's alot of short distance backing up but totally worth it. It will shake existing dirt out of the brush (instead of sweeping dirt up like a broom) and it's extremely low drag when rolling it which means you would be surprised what that 3 would move. We owned and ran a Cat 312BL and a D5M for quite a few years and then bought a 315BL also. You're doing great though and please don't take this comment as me trying to tell you what to do, just a few potentially helpful ideas. Have a blessed day!
Thanks a lot brother. If I can get good enough without having to use a root rake I'm all for it. Just one less thing I have to haul around and take off and on. I see what you mean about rolling the pile too. I kinda did that with the skid steer at times. I appreciate the advice
That D3 is a nice looking machine. It's good to see it working for you now. Thanks.
Thanks Louis!
If I had the D3 or the 313 , I couldn't sleep at night
Lindsey glad to see you enjoy the Dozer. They are a game changer in the excavating business. And when your backing up from your push with the root rake lower your blade so the teeth drag the ground some it clear a lot of the stuff off. Don't think that I'm trying to tell you how to do your job because I'm not that kind of person. Because I learned lots of stuff on my own. I just don't ask anyone for help. But when my Dad or one of the Ole guys would tell me something I would soak it up. And it helped me a lot even in life. Man I can't wait to see the next video your doing great work out there. As far as having the cab open if you feel better with it closed I would close it. I wish we had closed cabs because I've been slapped and had stuff fly up on me lots of time. Be Safe Out There Man
I take all the advice I can get. Especially from people who know more than me. Thanks brother. I didn't know if it was good to try to clean the rake out or just leave it alone and let it ride.
@@smithworx1091 I tell you someone to watch that is good at cleaning debris off his rake is Chris Letsdig18. It's so smooth that you hear the rake hit the blade as it comes down.
@@smithworx1091 when I started over 40years ago we didn't use root rakes. We pushed with the blade if you get the pile to start rolling you can push further and cleaner. It took me awhile before I could get one to roll just right. But you'll figure out what works best for you.
@Jim Tew Jr I had anther guy tell me the same thing. I hope I can get that good lol.
@@smithworx1091 nothing but seat time and patience man. You got this
You’re improving every time I see you running the excavator! Keep it going and you’ll be on the top!
I appreciate that bro
Looking good! Raking with a dozer can be very satisfying. It’s nice to see an area covered with trash cleaned up. Makes you feel like you accomplished something 😂
Right! I was so glad to get all that pine straw and junk out of the way
That's a really nice combination you have there. They will serve you well for many years to come.
Thanks buddy. I sure hope so
You are doing a good job. I would suggest that you not make one long push without stopping. Make short pushes backup, which cleans the debris off your root rake, then start your push again for a short distance. It will help you a lot. I am very proud to see you growing your business. It shows hard work pays off. Congratulations.
Thanks for the advice and support brother.
Looking good there SW. Got some space now for the CATs to play.
You eyeballing the competition while they're eyeballing you.
Thanks a lot bro 🤣
I was taught not to push sideways with the turntable on an excavator, so I don't do it with mine if I can help it. I know those were little twig pines you were pushing over.
The dozer looks awesome! It seems like the root rake would be even better if it had an extension that went up above the bucket, to protect the front of the machine, and push bigger piles of debris. Maybe something like that could be added one day. Man that is a dream dozer. Enjoy your videos.
I try not to abuse the machine pushing sideways. I know it's hard to tell sometimes but I'm babying it when I'm pulling sideways or pushing. And yes I want something on the front of the blade to keep sticks from jabbing into the front end and to push bigger piles. I can tell this dozer can handle way bigger piles than I was pushing
Love the dozer, you got you a one two punch now, both machines look great, and that job is shaping up nice
Thanks bro. It's gonna be a nice place.
Gotta give it to the man, he’s trying!! I remember those days of not having a clue what I was doing. It just takes seat time to figure out mistakes and correct them!
Thanks brother!
As a cutter and seller of firewood, with a processor, I hate seeing thousands of dollars of firewood go up in smoke...as for the D3, Im very Envious, its a great little machine, when coupled with that excavator, what a nice pair.
Do y'all sell pine for firewood?
First time viewer here.Loving the D3 and root rake.That root rake would probably work wonders on property where there’s invasive wisteria.
When i first saw it on the back of the trailer my first thought was where are the pins at...then you mentioned about them after getting to property..
Lots of luck with the new toy!!
Good to have you buddy. Ran right off and forgot the pins! 🤣 that's what I get for getting in to big a hurry.
I been watching u for a few weeks first time to comment love your videos Gid bless
Thanks Sid. Don't be shy to comment. I try to respond to everybody.
Lindsey man you are doing a great job with that equipment. Don't be hard on yourself you do a great job. I was gonna mention from watching your last video that it would probably be a lot easier on you and your equipment on the log moving part like from the road portion if you had a big heavy log chain and got half a dozen trees together and drug them with the dozer? It might be easier and faster to skid them at least out in the open more so you can push them. Anyway just my 2 pennies worth 😂😅. Super glad to see you having a blast on your new dozer.
Thanks brother. That's not a bad idea about skidding that stuff out. I might just try that lol
Awesome video man, great camera angles!
Thanks buddy!
Good to See a Plan come together. 👍🏻
Nice Video Man !!
Appreciate you bro!
You done real good Lindsey.
😊
Ed from Chicago 🙂
Appreciate you Ed!
Man you are killing it with the videos, I can't keep up LoL good to see the dozer make an appearance. I bet you're wondering how you made it so long without one.
I've got a lot of content right now lol. And yes I don't know why I didn't get a dozer sooner. It would've made a lot of jobs easier and quicker
Hello congrads on the dozer its a fine piece of equipment looks like its doing a fine job also enjoyed the video thanks for taking the time to put it out
Appreciate you Jimmy! Means a lot buddy
Would love to see some videos of you hauling the equipment with the semi!
I'll try to get some buddy!
Awesome video bud, dozer with the root rake is the ticket for that pine straw, pine trees leave a alot of that stuff on the ground, holds alot of mositure, great job, you can tackle any kind of job now beings you have the bigger excavator an the dozer, bring it on, thanks for sharing an I look forward to seeing the next video 💪🇺🇲🤙✊👌
Thanks bro. I was glad to rake some of that straw out of the way. It's shedding water a lot better now
@@smithworx1091 that's awesome, good to hear ✊
@@smithworx1091where are you located, and do you do work in south Mississippi? Thanks. Larry
@GeneFlygene I'm in Tupelo, MS. Just how far south you talking about buddy?
Loved watchin the new equipment a running... you might be interested in a $100 insurance policy called cutting chaps if you're gonna be out there alone...might make the difference on whether or not you make it home to those boys...nuff said..git er done!
I bought me some chaps. Getting too old to take chances
You're right. I should wear chaps.
It's well and let's you share some spontaneous effects of this type of changing pressures affecting multiple objects. Possible dangers abound
It does suck when you forget something. Keep pins in the mounts. Or on the rake
I got in too big a hurry when I took the rake off the dozer. Lesson learned
Great job with the new dozer. 😊
Appreciate you bro
Well son....it made me laugh when you mentioned you forgot the rake's pins. If I had a dollar for every time I forgot something critical at my shop, I'd be a rich man. I'm nearing retirement and caught wind of your channel from Cotton. You'll do well young lad. Stay safe.👍👍👍
It wouldn't be so bad, but I always forget something when I'm 40 miles from the house 🤣 I appreciate you watching and commenting!
Looks like that D3 is going to work out great for you.
I think so too. I got to run it today and push a little more. It can do way more than what I'm comfortable with right now lol
Love the D3. Shes going to do well for you my friend.
Appreciate you Paul!
@@smithworx1091 Cant wait to see her more. What are you going to name it?
@@pauldillinger2286 I'll have a video soon of what name I chose and why.
sounds good my friend.
Dude you are killing it!
Thanks brother!
Clickity clack, love the sound of them dozer tracks. 😁
Hey, you should have just whittled out some sticks instead of going back for those pins...
And if you only knew how much he hates to drive 🤣
Man I was trying to think of something I could do besides drive all the way back home lol
Shoot just grab the duct tape and some good wire and you'll be good to go 😂😂😂😂
Looking mighty good, good job
Appreciate that brother
Great video mate! i know my way around a digga and skid steer but id love to run a dozer!
Thanks brother!
Would be nice if you had a grapple rake so you could pick up that stuff and carry it. Nice video brother!
That would be cool!
Love the video bro and hope to see you're channel grow I Love the content
Thanks a lot buddy. That's what keeps me goin! 🙏
I've been thinking about your root break that you said you couldn't load that it hit can you weld an arm on the top of it that hangs back over the blade that you could put a chain in down to underneath the front of your dozer so that when you left that it pulls the root rake up out of the way so you could drive forward and then when you set the blade down it would set it back down
Yeah I think something like that will work. I've had a couple guys suggest swinging the rake up and scotch it. I'm gonna try it next time I have to move it. It doesn't like much and my tracks will make it to the ramps.
One thing to remember, don't push alot at once. I personally break those against a tree close to ground.
Thanks buddy
Back when I started out, I would be on a 685 international tractor pulling a chain drag. That dude would gather some limbs.
I wish now I wouldn't of cut the logs up and down the road. I think dragging them would be quicker and easier
Good job buddy. Youll get used to that dozer. It just takes seat time. My first time was horrible. It looked like a washboard. Haha. Hang in there.
Thanks Rick. I'm enjoying it
I would have Spec’d that Dozer with a Rear Winch, that will Help in the Logging Department and also Balance Out that Dozer when it has that Root Rake on the Front. You would be Amazed what a Rear Winch on a Dozer can do, also Increases ReSale on that Dozer.
I believe a winch was anther 30 to 40k. I kinda wish I had one to drag trees down this road lol
@@smithworx1091 That sounds about Right on the Price depending on which Brand Winch it is is, Allied vs Carco. It would make Night & Day in your Efficiency!
This is going to end up being a really pretty place!
It sure is!
Rookie could tell him exactly how to make it look pretty 😂😂😂
🤣🤣 of course. Guarantee I've done everything wrong!
@@cotontop3 wow- you’ve already learned 🤣 Rookie got allllll the “ideas” for how Lindsey should do things 😅
Nice machines great video
Keep up the great work!!!
Thank you Randy!
haha love the camera angle man!!!!
I been waiting on your approval 🤣 I like it to
If you set the rake on the ground and back up so it turns up out and away from the bottom edge of the blade as far as you can. Then use a length of wood or even a length of metal that will hold it up or prop up against the blade. Then when you raise the blade up it should keep the rake up enough to clear the trailer enough for you to load the dozer without having to remove the rake from the dozer blade and then make transporting from job to job a little more easier! But it is your equipment so you do you brother. Awesome content on your videos 🤠👍
Thank you for that advice. I had a buddy text me the same thing this morning. I was so frustrated the other day I just quit thinking. But I think I will try that when I move the D3 again. I appreciate you watching bro!
@@smithworx1091 you may already know but the UA-cam channel LetsDig18 has a lot of similar videos that are and that’s how we learn is from others and I hope to see more videos of yours in the future. You mentioned in this video about “if you had a extra set of hands”
Do you have any more guys that help you out or is it just you?
@Jacob C oh yeah I been watching Chris for years. Sometimes my dad helps me, but it's hard for me to trust someone in my equipment. I'd rather bust the windows out myself 🤣
You doing well with that machine
Thanks William!
I like your videos. I’d like to see the subs pick up. You have great content in the videos.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks brother. The subs are a slow go. I think that's how UA-cam works now though.
You had the D3 for a year already... My mouth it watering. What width track do you have? I WANT ONE
It's the LGP. I think it's 26 or 28 inch. I'd definitely go with the wide tracks. I love the D3. I could operate that machine all day
I grease every ten hours too, easy to keep track of. But, Lindsey! For the love of god man!!! You own a sawmill, put some new deck boards on that trailer!!!!!!
😝
D3 is looking like a great call
🤣🤣🤣 bro I'm really ashamed of it. I'm gonna redo the whole trailer soon.
@@smithworx1091 I’m
Just ribbing you, I know how busy you are, but that’s a project worth moving up on the priority list. Don’t want a chunk coming off n hitting a sue happy yahoo, or one of your rigs going through and damaging the trailer or god forbid while going down the road.
@@slamsshenanigans2296 you're absolutely right. I've got to get it done
So will you have to load the dozer up backwards onto the lowboy with the root rake? Awesome job with it.
I think I can scotch it raised up and clear the lowboy. I tried backing it on there the first time but I was afraid it would dig into the road when unloading
Bye, the way I own 3 next gen dozers. A 3,4,and 5 and the 3 is definitely my favorite to run! Especially hooked to gps grading slopes.
That's awesome! I'm loving this one so far. I'm ready to push some dirt though lol
The trees aren't big enough for pulpwood???
They are big enough for pulp. But the mills around here aren't taking much. And they will only take it from the bigger logging companies. It's not enough acreage for a logger to come in and cut it.
@@smithworx1091 Thanks for the explanation!
Pine trees ain’t worth it unless it’s a big tract. They are low in value right now.
After you spend some time in a next gen cat it's really tough to go back to an older machine or any other brand the next gens are laid out so well and so comfortable and powerful I love how light the joysticks are to move around being electric, don't get me wrong when things go bad they are a nightmare but everything new is when it breaks , a 349 or 352 next gen is my personal favs
The controls in this thing are really nice and responsive. I'm sure it's spoiled me lol
How did you get started doing excavation? I love that excavator
I have a video titled "Who is Smith Worx" that I explain how I got into it and all that. It's a long story lol
Man, you’re getting pretty good pulling them levers quick! I hope ya don’t mind me asking, but what settled you on the 313? Why not a 315 or 320 etc? Price has a bunch to do with it I’m sure, but is it power or ya want bigger jobs etc?
Mainly price and lead time. I wanted a 317 or 320. But the price increases were ridiculous. Cat had ordered 4 of these 313's that didn't have all the price increases like other machines. And they were about 2 months lead time. A 317 or 320 was nearly a year lead time.
Yes indeed another set of hands would do the trick are you looking to hire a good operator i know one
Nice equipment!
Appreciate that!
Now you need to figure out efficiency and how to save steps picking thru what you've taken down. Like the road you cut out you had stuff scattered all over both sides of the road. You'll figure out how to be efficient.
Yeah I've got to change a lot now that I have that dozer.
You’re doing well but a Let’s Dig 18 progressive link thumb would help you be more proficient! Chris designed his thumb specifically for land clearing! The dozer and root rake will make moving and piling debris much faster! Also try backing the dozer onto the lowboy so you don’t have to take the rake off!
I'd love a LD18 thumb! I might have a plan for moving the D3 with the rake next time. Appreciate you bro
If you have that new of equipment and don’t know what to when you get to the job, ??
No idea what you're saying bro
Load up your blade and then back up and get you another bite to roll your material as you progress toward burn pile. This will sift the dirt out of the debris and make burning quicker & cleaner
Thanks buddy
The machine looks like a T-Rex eating!
🤣🤣 that's what my girlfriend says
some nice amounts of wood chips thrown away ... burning money?
Depends on how you look at it. The mills won't take pine pulp from me because I'm not a big logger. Big loggers won't cut small tracts like this.
@@smithworx1091 in Europe is kind of becoming best practice due to energy-resources (and disease prevention & Bark Beetles ...) to make wood chips in 2 trucks configuration ... like
ua-cam.com/video/Y4e24j0XSGg/v-deo.html
and keep up good work 🙂
@@Rok_Piletic thanks buddy
Man that would be alot of logs for someone with a band saw .lots of 2 ×4 s
I have a bandsaw sawmill. Some logs are big enough. But most are too small. It's really aggravating trying to saw logs under 12"
Those rake teeth get packed full of debris
I’m not Rexxall, but that’s a good view.
Thanks buddy. I like it too
I like the view. At the rate your climbing you’ll be at 10k subs before I get 50
Cool. It would be nice to be at 10k lol. Keep posting bro
@@smithworx1091 I will you do the same. I’m enjoying your channel more than let’s dig. I think it more fun to watch the newer guys climb the mountain than to see the man already on top.
@@Justalittleoutoftown and I thought I was kickin’ it 9 subs. LOL
@@bigjimflying7195 I’m only at 45 maybe I’ll get to 50 by the end of the year🤣
@@Justalittleoutoftown I'm for sure no Letsdig...🤣🤣
Poor excavator technique.
🤣
First
🤣🤣🤣 you win!! 🏆
@Tiffany Smith no ma'am but I'm close. This is in pontotoc County Mississippi