Nice little machine!

I bought a new Kioti compact best money i ever spent come whith the backhoe an thumb i bought the forks an drag box it’s really unreal what you can do whith subcompact trackor

Shit happens man, i have a bx2670 and got a little too close to my pond and before i knew it I had a foot deep rut! Luckily i got out but..

Super cheap deal on your pond! God blessed 🙌

Hello what’s the two wires out the engine

Wouldn't the angle generated by the ramps prevent complete draining?

Good clean up detail, neat idea using the back of the RTV, perfect way to haul and dump. Might want to wear leather gloves, Poison Ivy vines are hard to see as you grab branches. Also might want to think about a 2x4 as a push stick instead of reaching in there, if you slip, ouch.

Good video on comparison, I did not know parts were interchangeable. Are the parts all from China? Thanks too for showing the various parts and how the stack up sided by side. We have 200 acres, the majority is oak, hickory, a little cherry and the treasured black walnut. My neighbor just bought a sawmill and getting it under cover now I hope to get logs to shortly. I make cutting boards, trivets and other wooden items, besides the normal need for dimensional lumber, from the wood.

It's either wear the hearing protection occasionally now or live with a hearing aid always attached down the road.

Solution: A Coop with a Covered Chicken run.

I love blackberries. Mine have about dried up

Mr Lucas that chipper really works great. One day I'll have one

Cool all-in-one rig you can take right to the work!

That’s a great setup!

Safety is simply a good habit. Ear protection is affordable nowadays. I keep safety glasses and 30 dB earmuffs on my tractor, in the shop, and in my truck. It's all about accessibility rather than inconvenience. Watching my father replace hearing aid batteries is all the reminder I need. Have you tried the NIOSH Sound Level Meter app on your phone? Chippers and shredders are great on any property.

Nice tool. I'm surprised mechmaxx doesn't have a log splitter for sale yet.

Works well Lucas. I have often thought about buying a chipper. Lots of dead fall here. Maybe this year. Take care. PS: leave some berries for the critters.

I believe this would make a huge difference for me. I am constantly picking up branches and not using them for anything. God Bless

I dont understand mid mount mowers for tractors. They cost almost as much as buying a zero turn. Just get a zero turn. They are better in every way.

I was always told that my BX23S shouldn’t go bigger than a 48-50” tiller. Your Bx looks like it handled a 60” without any issues.

Very nice summary and tips for all of us that have learned after the fact! Thanks for the wonderful overview!

I got the 32 in mechmaxx thru you. The manual is very poor. So small-very hard to read and poor quality info and pics. I hope they fix this problem.

Looks like it will be a nice place. Too far for me to drive but hope it goes well. 👍👍

Be careful starting at such an angle you could starve the back piston of oil and destroy the engine

Hey Lucas. Im extremely happy to see that the products appear to he the same. I did not realize that until you made this video.

Amazing how technology has advanced for stump removal. So much easier now!

Well shoot. I thought had finally found the solution to getting internet to our metal building. Unfortunately, our building is on a separate meter. Setting up a separate internet cable just for the building isn't financially feasible. Oh well.

Both products originated in China? I wonder if a 28" stump grinder is coming.

The size of these starter machines now is *CRAZY*

Only in America strikes again!

Be safe. Change all lubes

.....very interesting Lucas! Great video! Best, -- J. Andre. / Old Iron Acres

I bought a B2601 new in 2019. It's a good tractor and it has served me well but I would trade it for a 2515H TYM in a heartbeat!!

I've got no complaints on the Mechmaxx SG24. That grinder is awesome. Used it every week since I got it.

Was looking at the Mechmaxx PTO stump grinder and / or flail mower

Lucas: good honest appraisal of both products. I was wondering when you were going to get the extension. Nice point about the height of the bars that stop the log from rolling off the mill. Thanks again for your input. Take care and stay safe.

This almost happened to me with a Kubota BX 2380 mowing by a creek but it's more my fault because I pulled to close to it and hit a wet spot fortunately I was able to use the loader to get out

Is there somethings ng you can do when ot only charges half way?

Very smart. When do they hit the UK ?

Good morning, I have a couple of Woodland Mills products and have had zero problems. I watch all your videos and have to say I did not like this video and its message about Woodland Mills. I understand you need to promote the product however in my opinion it should be done without bashing another brand.

Been curious about this comparison - thanks!

As a Woodland Mills owner, I have been extremely satisfied with our HM-126 sawmill. I do think that a lot, maybe most, of the products we purchase from offshore companies do share components and engineering. I haven't seen the Mechmaxx sawmill up close and personal, but from your video it looks as though the sawhead frame components might be a little lighter duty on the Mechmaxx. Like you said, there needs to be differences here and there to help offset the cost variance. But the biggest one by far, to me anyway, is the engine that powers the mill. I can run 5 miles down the road to my local Kohler dealer, and pick up what I need, even to the point of getting warranty repair. That's a pretty substantial difference right there, vs. some of the "clone" powerplants.

Good morning Lucas!

Those welded stops on the MechMaxx is a good idea. I might be adding them to my Woodland Mills. If the bunks are interchangeable than move them around so at least the first bunk has the stop. You could also put the greens bunks at the end as most logs won’t be 16’.

As a Canadian who purchased a Woodland Mills WC46 Chipper, I can say that Woodland Mills offers excellent customer service and customer support. If my WC46 needs a part, my downtime will be as short as possible. My only issue with Woodland Mills was that they shipped and delivered my chipper quicker than I imagined. I really was not ready to receive the product so quickly. They are faster than Amazon when it comes to getting something out the door and on a truck. Great video - It will be interesting to see what you think of the different styles of log dogs. Have a safe day cutting.

Helpful Informative video 🙏 the steep banks you could plant a few evergreen creeping ground cover plants that tolerate freezing temperatures, cypress has some amazing varieties in different shades, with a few big boulders grouped in some areas to add interest and texture. These would add a softening cover to the banks in winter. Up on the high lip you could also plant a few weeping willows? They’ll eventually hang down to frame your pond, soften the winds and hide the sharp banks. weeping willows are deciduous so they’ll add character to the frame of your lake in the fall. The creeping evergreen ground covers & boulders will be a winter back up insurance to maintain the banks disguise. Just a suggestion. Have no idea if those trees exist or will survive in your area as I’m in sunny Queensland Australia 🇦🇺 👍🙌

Belly mower.

My suggestion would be get a sickle mower 9 foot bar to cut around the pond. One that has a belt running to the wobble box so you can operate the bar over center to cut the slope bank.

Is it just me or did you not raise your mowing deck when getting the tractor unstuck?

That's sweet dad