“Nah if I gotta tell you how to do it, you can’t do it safely” lol. Always dropping wisdom Andrew

18:44 Literally the only time I’ve ever seen Andrew show anger.

“Ah naw, if I gotta tell ya which one, its not safely”. Made me laugh because I thought the very same as soon as he asked which one.

There are wrench flats on those hydraulic hoses so that you can hold the hose so that you do not twist it when you are tightening the fittings. Your hoses will last longer if there is no twisting tension in them when you are using them under pressure.

Your goat question: Short answer is almost. They will strip everything to dirt that they can reach BUT won't eat things with bark. Young 1" trees is just about the limit. What you end up with is a very weird dystopian landscape of dirt, stripped trees to about 6' in the air. It really a weird things to see. But if you just have is grass, brush and very young trees, all that's left after they are done are piles of poo.

"Me having to tell you which one, is not doing it safely" You should put that on a shirt Mr Camarata LoL!

From the time I started watching the video he had me hooked the camera angles are exquisite and I love how he seen something leaking unscrewed it and got down to the bottom of it! Superb job

Bro, I could watch you for hrs, you literally leveled a darn forest, and i'm seriously jealous of the equipment you've acquired for yourself, well done dude, and good job with the scrub.

I'm glad you finally decided to install a window/door to protect yourself from getting hit by stuff

After he got to the job site, who else thought he was going to say, "Okay, let's mulch this barn."?

I have watched this multiple times now. Such a good video. It’s satisfying to watch. Andrew should look into a high flow conversion for his TL12 and get a severe duty high flow brush cutter…

Andrew is so blessed to be able to take his dogs on a job like this. I bet the dogs love exploring that field

25000 more and you’ll reach a million subscribers… Amazing!!!

"It's too underpowered!" meanwhile im sitting here with my jaw on the ground watching it suck in 6" pine trees in half a second

Always enjoy your videos & reviews. Thanks for all the time you put into this. Helps the rest of us & gets great first-hand experience & info out there. Thanks brother! Keep up the hard work!

I love that you have hearing protection. Leather gloves are great for handling barbed wire and rusty sheet metal. I have a plastic lidded box for my PPE. I keep my wide brim hat with the neck cloth, a set of sweat bands (that you probably don't need) my ear protection, safety goggles and work gloves. All my PPE is all together all the time and I put it in what ever I am driving that day.

My wife of 44 years have been watching for many years, we have T-shirts, mugs, and a piece of excavator track autographed by Andrew and Levi, we still look forward to every video! Skid Steer Solutions knows a winner when they see one!

When he went to the worksite, first thing he shows is that old barn. I thought, oh no, they gave up on the barn and Andrew has to mulch it. Haha.

One of my favorite episode. Something satisfying about industrial mowers on a skid steer.

Thanks for showing the weakness of each system. Best content because it is real life informative.

Actually love a video on KZfaq that gets straight into it, no bullsh#t intro to endure

for a second when he was driving toward that old barn with the mulcher I thought he was going to try to mulch the barn lol 😆 😆

I laughed when you said goats were an appealing idea. They do eat just about any weed or grass, and even little trees. They are used around us for that reason. Keep up the great vids!

Absolutely fantastic video. You really tore up that overgrowth. WOW!

It’s weird how excited I get when I see a new video from you. Love you, man!

Having my favorite beer and a great homemade meal watching Camarata.

Way too cool. Best invention for clearing I have seen in a while. I really like that device.

I think the videos for you are fantastic to see and there are those little jobs I always enjoy watching them

"Can you do it safely?" says the guy that uses chainsaws to install car radios.

I've been waiting for you to get one of those mulchers. Seems like an adequate amount of destruction for someone like yourself.

I absolutely love the synthwave drone shots ! ! !

I admire your tenacity and your abilities. And I don't know your medical history, but take it from a guy that has done too much heavy lifting over a lifetime, you will eventually wear those shoulders out and will probably need surgery. I've had three and will probably have another one by winter time. It's no picnic but it allows me to keep on doing what I love most. I work alone ninety nine percent of the time. I use some heavy equipment and chainsaws quite often. I shouldn't be doing it at my age (71) but when my time comes they will probably have to drag me off a job, lol. You do amazing work. Stay safe out there.

The is the first video I've seen in a few years Andrew showed any frustration. Can't say i would have been any more patient.

That is impressive for a low flow mulcher. He definitely needs a 100gpm high flow machine. There is no stopping those beast.

What a big job Andrew. That had to take some hours. It is fun to see the difference from start to the end. . After it looks like a garden with a nice grass area, before it looks like a small wood. You always do a great job, with hours of hours of hard work. I wish you a nice autumn, and hope you will have some great days. Best wishes from Jan in Norway

Once when I was 14 my friend and I ran over fence in my 57 international. It wound the front right hub and drive line up with wire. We then thought that we could put it in reverse and gun it to unwind it...we spent two weeks after school clipping wire off all four hubs and the drive line was like a spool of thread. I'd forgotten about that until you pulled the blades off the brush mower. Thanks for the memories

Definitely need a high flow to run that mulcher without losing your patience

You know it’s gonna be a good day when Andrew uploads a new video😁👍

You made that acreage a desert. OUTSTANDING!! Looks GREAT!! That cutter is a BEAST!!

Laci is a real LADY. Great to see her lounging around in her senior years.

Best channel on KZfaq, hands down.

Andrew is one of the few KZfaqrs i wish was sponsored. If only some brands were brave enough to let him test some products I would buy them in a blink.

That is a ton of work for 2 days! Awesome job! We have a diamond brand 6’ high flow on a 120 asv forestry tracked loader and it’s amazing, there is certainly a learning curve to running it but once you get the hang of it it’s irreplaceable, great video :)

This was very enjoyable to watch! Thanks Andrew.

Oh yea a 45 minute special and finally Andrew has some safety glass on that tree mincing machine!

18:44 in 3 years I haven't seen Andrew lose his cool. That mulcher must be mighty frustrating.

Обожаю ускоренную съёмку, чаще делайте так!❤

Great video watching you using both mulcher and mower. You seem to be adjusting how to use both really well. I'm sure the next time we see you using them you will be running through fields like you are on fire.

1:37 Me: "Right on its made in Canada!" 30 seconds later: "Crap the boys didnt even tighten it properly." LOL

23:45 "If I gotta tell you, then it's not safe" Very smart man. Do not let someone in khaki shorts volunteer to operate heavy equipment that you're standing on.

WOW - both very efficient machines !! They get the job done !!

Sweet video my friend! Love the different attachments and then the different camera views are sick! 💯💪

... When Andrew first pulled in to the job sight I thought he was going to mow the old barn down . LOL ... I guess the land owner didn't need any fire wood just mulch. Nice video.

"if I got to tell you which one that's not safely". Words to live by!

I am glad you mentioned the hi and lo flow . My TL10 is low flow . Good to know they make a low flow mulcher .

~~~~~ Great content and video quality!...I never seen a Mulcher attachment in use. That is impressive!......Glad to see you installed a guard on the track loader.~~~~~

Machines used for mulching seem to need a very high flow rate and plenty extra horse power to keep the head spinning at optimal speeds.

Those machines are incredible! It’s so satisfying watching them just rip through everything in their path. Keep up the great work and videos Andrew!

Impressive work you do on 2 days!

Geezzz….. I love it when Andrew gets new equipment!

Andrew thanks for an entertaining evening! Always fascinating to see what adventure you are going to take us on.

Suggestion: Whenever the load is overpowering your equipment, cut back the load. With thick, thick brush, take a slow perimeter cut around the field and then take half-width swaths. Adjusted properly, you'll find yourself going almost full speed. The old saying goes, "How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time." If your equipment is always gagging, feed it smaller bites.

18:45 that did the same thing to me when I was running my skid-steer on a job good job Andrew keep up the good work bro 👍👍👍😂😂😂

We use Goats in the south to clear Kudzu and other small brush. There are a FEW things they don't eat, but they go after all the leaves. Pin them in where it is literally impassable and they'll much everything green they can reach. You'll still have to clear the woody vines and you can choose what trees you save at that point. Lots of stuff down here can be burned, though. Clears the plants that can't hack it and leaves only the Longleaf pines.

Every attachment company waiting for him to buy something. Edit: Andrew has no patience for things that stop spinning. 😂

I've been a Hoser for my entire career of 43 years... now retired. So I feel qualified to tell you to use a backup wrench when tightening the hydraulic hoses. You torqued those hoses pretty severely which will shorten their lifespan. I'm a Total Huge Fan so it kills me to correct you on anything!! Give it hell my friend! Watch Upstate Brush Control videos to see a truly BA attachment for knocking down trees and brush and turning it into mulch.

the time lapse shots are so satisfying.

Really cool equiptment. Love this channel

Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.

Glad to see you got a door for the Takeuchi. Hope all is well with you andrew!

Love all the experts out there.

Have spent the last year watching you. Great stuff. Happy New Year.

I am Amazed at the drive you have. I appreciate how you tackle what ever needs to be done like the barbed wire job. Brilliant that you have the tools for the jobs you tackle. I hope you can keep up with yourself!! Prayers for that. - - Thanks for your videos!

I love how the door on the skid steer slides up instead of out because sometimes when you don’t need it it’s in your way when it swings out

I really wanted one of those mulching attachments until I saw this video. Thank you for showing the problems you had and not glossing over them. That’s what people need to see when they are looking at a new machine

You live a good life Andrew, well done mate

I love your videos and how you keep experimenting and learning. Your Question about goats shows that you are an out of the box thinker. As so many say, watching is an education.

Great video Andrew. Glad to see in action again. Your videos are far and few between this year. The demonstration of the difference between the two mulching options was great.

I love that you share The Good, Bad and The Ugly When you are working

Now you have me and probably others wanting to see the progress on that old barn it looks like they're restoring.

I love watching Andrew fixing the machines.

Wish you were closer. Have some up coming projects i could use you on. Keep up the good work. Always enjoy your videos👍

Good vid. For me it just reinforced the idea of how much you can do with the brush hog. The mulcher i'm sure will be effective after you learn to 'drive around it' and develop patience for it. I would definitely do everything I could with the brush hog and then come back for the problem areas with the slow mulcher.

Great video. With the right tools and attachments, you can do pretty much any job and the $$$ will come flowing.

The momentum of that heavy cutting wheel certainly makes it extremely effective, probably the best I've seen if the momentum can be maintained

I miss Levi I'm used to seeing him with you God bless you Andrew and your wife and family I'll always be praying for all of you God bless

A high flow machine would be the ticket here... I can see one in Andrew's future. It's so satisfying to watch an overgrown area get shredded.

I do believe that mulcher is my favorite toy you've bought yet. I live in town but I think I might need one of those. As for the goats, here in Okiehomie people have goats for the sole purpose of renting them out to clean peoples property. They also keep a donkey with them for security. Very good video.

"if I have to tell you which one, then you cant do it safely" The difference having that competence makes would keep many new workers much safer.

I always love the look of a dog lying flat on the floor like that! It can be hard concrete and he/she doesn't even care. Could as well be a super comfy carpet or blanket.

A máquina e o operador nota MIL!

I've trimmed trees for the power company since 1986, and I've seen different tree grinders, but not the one with the disc grinder like you've got. That's pretty awesome, and good job.

The new one is only getting up to 50% of the rpm that blade is designed to run thats why you're having so much trouble with it . Watch a feller buncher it uses the same blade but runs 4 times the rpm you run and the blade simgs like a space ship.

Never clicked was fast on a video, woohoo video from Andrew 😁 Holy crap them trees didn't stand a chance against that beast.

They both look like alot of fun

I like this video .. I have watched it over and over.. great job Andrew!

"If I gota tell you which one it's not safe" no truer words have been spoken 😅

Good to see this property again. I think it is awesome that the property owner is rebuilding the old barn, instead of just taking it down and building new.

Those attachments are friggin awesome wow.

I just watched Andrew mow down a large tract of overgrown land. It was mindless. My blood pressure went down. I was at peace. Satisfaction. I can imagine the smell of cut grass and saplings. Sipping my afternoon coffee. Kids in their rooms. Inner peace.