Well so far I'm pretty happy with my Groundhog. They work pretty good for the money. Thanks for watching!

I've used it for firewood, lifting logs, clearing brush, picking rocks, digging in wet soil, clearing debris and digging out rotten stumps. You should check out some more of my videos. I've been using the rake quite a bit lately. Thanks for watching.

I treated them like pets since they were little plus they love that excavator. Sometimes they roost on the blade while it's running and I have to stop what I'm doing.

@@gardnersgroundhogminiexcavator That's just so sweet!

Chicken feeds his belly with fresh eggs!

I just did that yesterday when I moved and replanted my blackberries and raspberries. Sorry I didn't get video of that but yes the rake works good for that. It works good for mixing the soil too like when your mixing in compost. I'm finding so many uses for the rake that I mainly leave it on all the time.

Thanks!

I changed my brake in oil at 10 hours. I now have 122 hour's and I'm getting ready to change it again. Briggs and Stratton calls for 5W-30 in these engines. Thanks for watching

The ripper would be better for larger more solid stumps but with the rake I don't have switch from ripper to bucket all the time and it works just fine on these rotten stumps.

Ya they can't wait to pick through the dirt for worms and grubs..

Chicken on bug patrol duty!

The Kymron dealer use to handle GroundHogs but had a falling out with GroundHog Equipment and then started his own brand but I'm really not familiar with the Kymron line of equipment. If Oklahoma is closer to you and your interested in a GroundHog you'll have to call GroundHog Equipment in Middleburg Pennsylvania at 570-765-9338. They can put you in contact with the new dealer in Oklahoma.. Last I heard they were setting up the floor plan for the new Oklahoma dealer but I don't have his name or number. Thanks for watching and sorry I couldn't be more help with the Kymron's.