Link To Neighbor Doug’s KZfaq channel youtube.com/@OneEyeCustoms

Thanks for having me over to work on your trails. Really enjoy doing this kind of stuff! And a huge thanks for the shout out to get me to 10K Looking forward to riding on those trails now.

Wow. If we were all or had neighbors like Doug can you imagine how much better the world would be.

Doug treats you like a long time friend. Your KZfaq channel is impressive, it has actually delivered a true friend straight to you.

Adam! You need to give Doug ONE H*LL of a Christmas / birthday present for being the world's #1 neighbor.

I was one of Doug's first 200 subscribers . Amazing how fast his channel is growing. Almost 10K in a few months.👍

Doug is a great friend and a good operator a real jack of all trades. Your a lucky guy

bobcat should use this as a commercial for their dozer blades.

Really HaPpY they're Chanels like yours to learn from, understanding the work & reward involved. Thanks for sharing your life💚🌍

I've got thousands of hours operating small excavators and track loaders but that 6-way dozer blade still KICKS MY TAIL!!!! Great Job and thanks for sharing!

Just think only a couple years ago some dude wrote a comment on your video saying that he thought he lived behind you... As Humphrey Bogart would have said, Doug I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

Great teamwork guys! That Bobcat of Doug’s is quite capable. Your property cleaned up nicely….enjoy the trails! 👍

Everybody needs a neighbor like Doug

Thanks Doug for working with Hometown Acres on getting his back road looking better.. great job Doug..

Adam, what a great friend Doug is. You are lucky to have him as a neighbor and a friend. Bill H from Cranberry Township

I'm a huge fan of Doug and his channel - One Eye Customs! I need a neighbot Doug to help me! You are a lucky guy and also have a great channel. Looking forward to the next video.

Two kids ..... a BIG sandbox ...... and Tonka toys !!! What everyone dreams about !

Adam you and Doug really fixed the trails up nicely!! Great work 👍👏🇺🇸 Rick

The trails look great! You are turning your property into something special, I love watching the transformation. Take care-Tony

Wow, gotta love that bobcat and blade combo! Awesome job all the way around.

Every man should own a skid steer. Better not let Mike Morgan watch this video, he'll have a dozer blade for his skid loader in less than a week!

Another steak dinner for Dog lol!! Stay safe out there Adam!!

I think Dough made a video about that modified dozer blade, pretty neat

I’ve been subscribed to one eye since you helped him start up his channel.😎

I thought you were gonna have one heck of a bonfire with all of the new firewood storage area wood chips that Doug pushed. 🔥🔥🔥

44 plus totes of processed wood. Man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wow!!!!!!!!!!!! Can't wait to see when all of it is processed! It's amazing how you are doing it all solo! Also, that trail is looking way better after that had heavy equipment plowed through it. Cool video!

Sure wish I had a "Neighbor Doug"! LOL That Bobcat is an amazing machine.

That flat spot would make a great spot for a pole barn and a layout for the wood yard.

Ive subscribed to Doug's channel, good neighbours are hard to find!

That’s a good compost pile

Time to fire up the grill again!

You and Doug have it going on. Everything looks great!!

Another great video, Adam!! Riding those trails would be a vacation to me!! ❤ Y'all are wearing jackets...we were 91° yesterday with a feel like of 96° 🥵 God bless y'all 💗 🙏 👍

It looks great Adam. Great job Doug!

Doug is way better on a 6 way blade than I am wow, maybe I have too much depth perception I'm guessing? I mean that in jest obviously, I'm subscribed and really like both channels.

Looks really good... couple good ol boys playing with their toys.... already subscribed to Doug Channel👍

Adam, I’m a UK Based fan of your channel. I’ve instructed MI6 (our overseas secret service) to come over and kidnap Doug. Love what you’re doing 👍🏻👍🏻

That’s a great spot for another barn to store everything! You can never have too much storage

The trails look awesome! Wishing you both much success on your channels! Great content as usual. Two thumbs up! Watching from Southern Ontario.

Came for the pond. Stayed for the road building

Wish I had a neighbor Doug…. Nice team work guys.

Super interesting video! Very glad to hear the comparison breakdown of probable times for the three different machines to accomplish the same work. I thank you both for continuing to entertain and teach at the same time. Kudo's to Doug's channel for doing so well! 10k will be fun to see and great for him! Stay well, stay safe!

From the UK, I watched this vid to the end (ish) and then followed what you asked. steak dinner.......

Those trail's look awesome great work guys

Phenomenal

With all of the equipment you have I can't believe you don't have a stump grinder for your tractor. Could have ground down that one stump in 30 minutes without having to disturb all that dirt. Man I wish I was able to get that kind equipment though.

Looks good thought you would of piled that brush from the future processing yard and burned to eliminate all that mess. But still looks good! Great to have niebors like Doug, already a subscriber!

Wow, some of those root from the two tree stumps could make a face cord of firewood alone. 😮

Great job on the trails you two. With regards to the log yard extension, you could maybe give it the "Mike Morgan Treatment" and cover it with some stone, or get a load of course wood chips to combat the mud that comes with "FLAT" ground. Just something to think about!

Good vid Adam. I have pile of logs to work on. Trails look great.

The wood you have there (15 cords)would be enough to warm up my 2540 sq feet house in Denmark for around 12 years.We have similar winters and geography like in Iowa, for reference. Passive house is a really big game changer. I cannot imagine doing all that work only for a winter or two... Crazy.

love the log splitter.

I think you owe Doug ANOTHER dinner!

When you get the trails all squared away you should make road signs for all of the intersections. Give each piece of trail a name like they are individual streets.

Great work guys😊

Nice job Doug! Now all you need is to smooth out the rough edges where they look carved and toss in some grass seed. Will look all natural in a year or so.

Adam, you and Doug make a great team. Your trail system and wood yard are really taking shape. I was thinking that slash pile would make a great bon fire?

Trying too turn that bobcat into the Case minotaur lol

We need pond update video please

My dad is 77. We just buy him 10 gallons of diesel and put him a cat. Moms happy hes out of her hair. And when moms happy....

Trails? Those are like roads! Looks like you could drive your F150 back there. In our woodlot we have “truck roads,” which are trails where you can comfortably drive a pickup, and “tractor roads,” which are trails and old skid roads that are accessible to the tractor, but not trucks. We don’t have any of the equipment you and Doug do beyond a comparable tractor to yours… A tractor beats a shovel, rake and wheelbarrow, hands down!

going to have to get more totes for all that wood!

You need to put on a splitting party. Have over a bunch of friends 2 3 4 extra splitters and just go to town on that pile and just cook a bunch of food and a keg or 2 of beer. Eat and drink a little during the day and polish off the keg or 2 that night while you party and enjoy a bonfire Only thing that would make that skid steer dozer blade better is if it had a top grapple on it like you see on buckets. Then when it's needed you can move a log or a pile of brush or roots etc.

How many acres do you folks have? Love watching all you do!

The only thing I’d do different is keep the slashing pile away from the saplings. I believe that is going to be some nice compost if you keep it clean. Might have to spray the edges with some Crossbow otherwise.

I am hoping you are going to plant some grass on your trails. Great video Have a good day

Felt like I was watching a Cleetus video 😂

Nice upgrade. Skid steer is much lighter and quicker then a dozer.

Adam, I recently started digging through your channel and catching up on your content. I really like what you have put out so far. Interesting content and well formatted and produced. Good mix of talking and work. My only issue is with my large tv, your 1080p uploads look so blurry with action shots. It makes it frustrating to watch. Looking forward to camera upgrade so you can put out 4k or at least 2k videos. Keep up the great work!

awsome trails you might want to add a few water bars on your hills doesnt take much of a rain to destroy your trails

Might need a tube in that creek bed?

How about 2 x 40 foot containers with a large roof spam. Work shops, storage, working in the rain, even cutting firewoon when it is raining

Looks like you owe Doug another steak dinner! Stay safe.

Your gonna have to start raising cows so you can keep Doug’s steak bill paid (haha) blessings

Looks like the steak dinner meter keeps moving further into the "Doug" área. Id Have thought it was pegged but it keeps moving more into the Doug zone.

Curiosity. Could you have burned the brush, or is it not permitted in PA.? Once in a while you luck out in life. You definitely lucked out with having a neighbor like Doug. Things are really looking up in your homestead. Keep it up.

Adam, I'm that old man that believes box blades make somewhat of a attempt at ballast! The skid-steer vs your tractor, these are guesses and not identified facts! Three times the horsepower. 3 times the weight, 3 times the hydraulic oil flow--8 times the purchase price!! Loaders are a tremendous joy to operate when you learn to work a machine without cutting edge visibility from the seat!!! Enjoy your videos and my other suggestion--DON'T MIND ME!

You guys need ur own hand radios for in your equipment

Did you make that sleeve for the forks with the ball to move trailers?

I would keep an eye on that trash pile you built at your new yard. It could self-ignite if you do not work it and let it cool off.

Where did you get that ball hitch attachment for your forks at the beginning of the video?

Have you considered stacking your baskets back to back? would decrease the maneuvering space needed and increase your storage area.

Did you have the roller on vibrate at all? I was trying to watch and it didnt look like it was and I didn't notice any lights on the dash on. Should help compact it.

Peas from the same Pod.

You might want to look into renting a stump grinder for a half a day to knock that stump down, or not. This way you don’t need to worry about hitting it or running over it.

I saw most of this footage on another channel 😂

How do you like the Appalachian trailer? I've been looking at them for a while, but haven't found many reviews of them.

It would be cool to turn the root into a resin table.

so you had a small fortune in maple saplings growing n mulched them

You owe him that steak dinner!

Good video. I’ve been wanting to get a dozer blade for my skid loader but online everyone seems to complain about them not being very useful. Seems like a heckuva tool to me.

yolo

What are you paying per basket? Also do you sell the baskets to the customers or do you just use them for drying purposes?

Here it goes again ......... More steak and shrimp BBQ dinners....

Stack one of those brush piles on that stump, and burn it out. You just need to keep it off the living tree.

Is one of these forward blades easy to damage the skid steer with if you push a bank too hard? There’s gotta be a difference between this and bulldozer…

Adam, are you planning on adding stone to your trails?

How come you didn’t push that stuff in expanded wood yard into a pile n burn vs shoving the mess to the corner?

I'm sure someone has mentioned this, but the number of baskets you'd need to finish all of that firewood doesn't really seem reasonable. Have you considered instead building a large firewood shed or maybe just stacking them on some concrete blocks (or something like Outdoor With The Morgans)? You could probably keep 100 baskets worth of wood if you had a system to stack the wood vertically until baskets start to get empty.

Steak dinner