Dang now that's some thickets! 👍👍👍👍

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@@Andrezzz2u Where is this located? BTW nice video..

@@garyjones2582 We're located in Monterey County Ca.

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LOL anytime Dwight Thank you

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It beats grading jobs Ventrac, Thank you

It is fun Jeff, Thanks

We do our best to watch ot for them and there's better ground cover in the oaks then this.

We are going to start again, Took a break from YT for a bit And Thank you

Thank you Tukang

Its even better getting paid for it. lol Thank you Aka

GIVE ME A 15 PACK OF NATURAL LIGHT! AND MY EXPERIENCE ON EQUIPMENT! AND I WILL DO THE SAME DAM THING! 4 FREE! TAKE MY TIME AND ENJOY THE REST OF THE DAY!

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Ya Falkreath, Every time we go out there they clear the pipes, I was surprised that this one row got missed. Been doing this here for the last 10 years and this was a first.

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Thank you so much Andy

Yes, they have worked great for many years Mary, the key is to keep them maintained. Thank you

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They works great as long as you take care of them Thank you

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Agreed Mark and they usually do, but this one line was missed by their crew. Thank you

Thanks Bob!

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Hey dronetek, Yes it's pretty common to hit underground yellowjacket nests.

Sure beats a regular one. lol Thank you Pete

Hi Rolina, It's a Cat br378, we modified that gear ratio and the blades, but even stock it cuts fine.

Thank you Ivan

Hope you get one Mohd.. Thank you

I'm terrible at videos Wathy, We have some with drone videos on them.

Thank you Ultraa, It can be.

It should,its only easy peasy weeds, bushes looks different

Thanks David, it does the same with brush.

Hey Patrick, No , That's a 4" aluminum pipe that was buried in the ground that the cutter cut in chunks, All the bolts are there.. lmao, But thanks for watchin.

@@Andrezzz2u I think he means the loose bolts sitting on the deck in the lower right hand side.

Hey Snoberry, That is a #2 grade 1/2" X 4" old shear bolt that connects the hydraulic drive motor to the gearbox, probably from another job, when they go, the blades stop turning but good eye, I didn't even see it.

@@Andrezzz2u Ah alright cool.

Hi Blair, At one time, back in the 50's I was a 30 acre chicken ranch and has been a mushroom farm since then. They use these fields now for dispersing their ponds so the growth here is only 3-4 months worth. Thanks for asking.

3-4 months worth!!!! Holy cow.

@@AdamSmith-uv6kr 6 ft. High weeds is a bit more than 3-4 months growth from a clean mow but yeah... it grows quick.

From my experience about a year

Ryan is close, depending on the rain, we have cut them 2 to 3 times a year.

It does a number on this stuff.. Thanks David

LOL, Brasshound. I think the video put a little more drama into it, Thank you

Almost certainly Sir.

Hi Rodney, Yes It is driven by a Cat 299D and a Brush cutter we modified is a Cat BR378, The width of the deck is 7' and the length is 96". Hope you enjoyed.

Was all the debris raked up & hauled away? How'd you do that (if it was done at all) ? I'd love to buy one & have my son & nephew do the work- they'd love it! But I'd want it all picked up, hauled away & area ready for regular mowing. Any insights on how to do that, please? Thank you

Oh & how did you modify the brush hog?

Oh it does John. It can cut them up to 8" diameter. Thank you

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You're right CV, We use the XPS and not the XPH, it has more HP and high flow pressure

Hey Keith, Ya I know, that's why I do it on Fridays.. LOL Thank you

LOL, Yup Brad, I'm sure it is when were done. Thank you

Hey Matthew, I am using continuous flow also when irrigation pipes are not exposed I don't keep the throttle up above 2200 rpm's and you hear the brush cutter lowering rpm's for a reason. The reason being that this hill might look flat but there are sharp dips and rises all over this mushroom farm. This growth you see is only 4 months prior to the last cutting.

Hi Will, It's a modified Cat Hi Flow Br378, We Change the gear ratio and modify the blade. Thanks for asking

Slow down? Any slower then ya gonna have Grass flavored Jamba Juice running down the hill..... Trust me, In 3 months it'll look just like this again, then I'm gonna kick myself in the azz for listening to you. :) Seriously though, Every 3 months we cut this hillside and they have to shut all the valves down and stop operation while we do this, so they want it done a fast as possible. But I do appreciate the comment tho brother. Thanks for stoppin in Electric.

@@Andrezzz2u I see! ..Carry on soldier, carry on!👍🤝.

Hi Ben, no, it was 3" aluminum pipe they missed on clearing. Thank you

I will do my best next time sam, Thanks

Frank Orosz hemlock is toxic to all animals goats included! 30 acres of the stuff is enough to kill a thousand goats! Spray it, pull and dispose, or keep it cut way back not allowing it time to flower/grow much is the only way to control it! Need a machine designed to pull it out root included to get that much pulled.

Indeed Jayknee is correct, the only way we're able to do this is because the machine have a pressurized cabin.

Hi Duncan, It is a very poisonous plant, It's Hemlock Would be nice if they could though.

Hi Ref, It's a Cat 299D, Thanks for asking.

Hi Canby, they can't it's a organic mushroom. But thank you

Sometime we map the irrigation from the air with the aid of our drones prior to starting, so it gives us a "general" grid of the irrigation, usually they hand cut a 4' buffer from the pipes before we start but in this case they didn't, Thanks for askin Catcher

Brian, We usually charge by the job and also depending on the terrain.

LOL, Great one David, Thank you for watching

Daniel, That's what i'm doin brother.

That Troy was a 3" aluminum pipe they forget to get. Thank you

Hey mybrotha, It was a hidden 4"X20' aluminum irrigation pipe, cut's like butter.. lol...didn't hurt anything cause it's soft but they should have had it removed prior to doing the work..good eye bro..

@@Andrezzz2u like ur vids...very satisfying

@@sixfoursoul Thanks bro, Hope ya keep watching

LOL Jon, There's no grass here Thanks

Agreed HI Thank you

Here ya go Bro. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i652fKR6t8rFqaM.html

BTW You aren't going to get a wheeled tractor on this property, It's 2' deep in mushroom compost and sand, but I sent you a link right above that you might like. Thanks for watching

@@Andrezzz2u yeah, that's more like brush. Thanks for the link. I meant to ask, what mushrooms are grown there. Sounds like an interesting crop.

@@TheBrushcutter They grow everything from Portabella, Portabellini, Baby Bella, Shiitake, Oyster, Brown Beech, White Beech, Enokie, King Trumpet and a few more Varieties, The area You see me cutting is about 30 acres that is just used for their pond water dispersion and their used up compost and that's one of the reasons there is such rapid growth on these hills. Hope this helps and Thank you once again Gregg.

@@Andrezzz2u sounds delicious. Lol Where is that located?

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No Joe, it is actually a very rapidly growing toxic plant for humans, horses, sheep ect.. It is called hemlock. This is only 3 months of growth.

@@Andrezzz2u looks just like wild carrot, similar to queen Ann's lace but on video it's hard to tell. They all have that similar white flower on them. Thanks.

@@Andrezzz2u On that note goats can eat it. Dont know if that's your property or if you just maintain it but may be more cost effective to get 10 goats and let them go to town.

@@JoeBlow-24 Thanks Joe, But this plant will kill goats in no time, and the property belongs to a mushroom farm. But thanks for replying Joe.

@@Andrezzz2u Hey thanks for the video, goats can eat hemlock it won't kill em. Farmers use goats to clear virtually everything posion.

I loves to eat Rose. :) Thank you

The ground is far from level Cheryl, that's why we float it as close to the ground as we can. Thank you

lmao 420chiaguy, we do our best to watch for them. Thanks