Thanks Luc. You've always been a great supporter.

Me either Bat 🦇 one of my best purchases.

Thanks Paul. I'll keep that in mind for Spring cleanup for sure.

I didn't know Brinly made yard vacuums. I had a Brinly sweeper that was great but didn't hold much and I was constantly making trips to the leaf pile. Thanks for watching Dave. You've always been a big supporter of my channel and have always shared some great feedback. Hope all is well with you.

The Cyclone is very impressive and works perfect for those areas that are even hard to blow out with a leaf blower. Lately I've been using it just to pick up grass clippings because the grass in a few sections are growing so fast its leaving wind rows. Thanks for watching!

Hi Ross, yes, absolutely. It has two hoses and a mower deck attachment. Best grass catcher on the market from what I've seen. The hose I was using was an add on. They also make a hose that can discharge into a location instead of the bag catcher. Nice machine.

Hi Jim. I'm on top of Frisky Hill but you may have recognized the house. Yes, the LX is the same tractor with some upgrades but all the same specs. Thanks for subscribing. My content is less in the summer months but that should change soon. When are you taking delivery on yours?

@@BeginnerforBSeries Last week I was 6th on the waiting list at MB Tractor. Back in May I started out 16th. I'm hoping to have it by Labor Day if I get lucky. I recognized your place because my neighbor used to buy hay from a farm down the road from you, and I used to help him haul it home. (He has since purchased ~80 acres in upstate NY).

Now they come and hay the places and take it. Beautiful up here but the winters are pretty rough.

@@BeginnerforBSeries Tell me about it! Last winter during the heavy wet stuff I built up piles on the steep part of my driveway and couldn't push it with my side by side so I had to get out and shovel like a scrub. Then later when we had that rock hard ~3" layer I actually bent the frame on my plow when I hit that. I'm hoping having a cab will get me out there immediately after or even during the storms to prevent some of these issues. A different neighbor has a SSQI, hydraulically angled plow I can use this coming winter, so I'm going to try that out. Not quite ready to splurge for the snow blower just yet, but watching some of your videos might have me changing my mind. I did opt for the backhoe as I have several drainage projects around the property and a lot of hand-cut trails to clean up around my 5 acre lot so I don't beat the crap out of the side-by-side during maple season.

@@jimbob281 It was sure a rough one last winter. Didn't matter what you had for equipment on that frozen snow day... it wasn't coming off the driveway unless you stayed out in the storm and kept scraping. The cab will blow you away. You can sit in there with a t-shirt in negative temps and still get hot. I don't think I've ever had it on full heat before. You will be very comfortable for hours in there if you want to be. Did you get the 3rd function kit? You will need that if you are going to be using an angle plow. The blowers are outrageous money but very useful and pays for itself in a few winters. I'd like a backhoe but financially that one did not make sense at the time. I think to add that on when I purchased was close to 11K. I rationalized renting for the amount of times I really need one. However, jumping on when you actually need one vs renting an excavator is a huge plus. Stay in touch Jim!

Hi Dan and thanks for subscribing and watching. I hadn't thought of doing that but it's a good idea 💡. That upper culvert pipe had a lot of dirt in it and I'm thinking to call the town road agent to come clean it out as that part comes from the road in town. Thanks for the idea. It would certainly be helpful to not have to stick my arm up into unseen places. 😅

Hey Ross, everything is ok. Just that time of year that I find myself wrapped up in a lot of other things. Just started my woods trail so I will be getting back in the video saddle again soon. Thanks so much for checking in. That was really nice.

@@BeginnerforBSeries sounds good. Glad to hear it. Cheers.

Hi Darle, I'll have a video of Fall cleanup coming in the next few weeks. I'll show how that works. Thanks for watching

It's it does, James. But they will tell you just small debris. It won't mulch like an actual mulcher when it comes to branches and stuff. It's just breaks them up and collects them for you.

Hi @Drich... It does take some time to unbuckle and then even more of a pain to line up the velcro when you button it back up. However, the time and real pain (back) is in the leaf cleanup without this machine.

@@BeginnerforBSeries thanks. It on the short list to order as they are onsite till the end of the year. I like how they fold up

You won't regret it!

@@BeginnerforBSeries Just need to figure out what mower/ tractor I want. I had a B2601 last year but we moved and sold it. My short list is a 1025R with no loader or a X758

You can't go wrong with either