Its unusual for honeybees to build comb out-in-the-open. Looks like you did a great job with the removal.

You are wearing a hat in the video. What time of the year is this video taking place? Looks like spring I'm guessing the hive is crowded and maybe near the point of swarming.

Done and done…..

You dang rednecks teaching your precious children like slaves, you people need to stop this nonsense I’m just kidding that is a great father right there, doing the right thing a teaching his son how to do something on his own.

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But how do you attach the arms, you already had them attached

Thanks for vido

A lot of flex between flat platee connections hows the main bolt hole holding up

Thanks for your video. It was a big help. I recently bought this and I’m pleased with it.

Are you still happy with it? Ive been looking at one and seems pretty good for the price

where do I park when fishing the D&R Canal?

can you get replacement tines?

Thank you brother

You guys are great! Thank you

After five months are you still happy and satisfied with the sturdiness?

Change oil yearly 😂

Hope you have a beautiful home, thank you.

Hey guys! I'm no fishing expert but you're trolling MUCH too fast!

Thank you for posting this, it's exactly what I needed

I had a factory built 1969 3 sp 302 fastback back in 79. Had a 12" clutch. I miss it.

Turn off the tractor, ditch the noisy guitar music, and talk us through what you're doing, please

Bad to the bone!!

The man who dropped the tractor off sat the Bush hog on an uneven patch of dirt then we can't get it on. Do you have any suggestions on how we can get it on at least to move it

So cute

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Nice ride.

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now i seen a fluke on a pet spoon

good man theyre delicious if you can clean them & cook them its just another fish

Wish I could've justified the extra $$$$.$$ for backhoe, looks like fun !!!!!

All the manuals say to NEVER hook up a PTO with the tractor running.

One. Nothings wrong with me. Two. Nothings wrong with me. Three. Nothings wrong with me. Four. Nothings wrong with ME. NOWWWWWWW...

Does this help alot with ballist

Remove the auger, gearbox and PTO shaft first eh? .....actually....that’s.... pretty slick.

Mine will be delivered today. Are you still satisfied with them?

That comment below was actually from me not my pup . 😊

Love your frame holder gigamagoo and schnazzy music 🌸🌸💃💃

How did you put the arms on

why is the sun a black dot?

Nice job! First let me say, as I show my age... the music... especially in the beginning I was waiting for Crockett and Tubbs to come blasting in any minute! Flashback to a great show then but watch it now and you’ll ask why it was a great show. Anyway.... I’ve watched a few of your videos lately because I have a new 1025R being delivered this week. I really liked the log dragging video. If I may... I recognize producing videos takes an amazing amount of work and you do a great job. It appears you wear you GoPro on your head which creates too much movement. The chest gimbal is much better for these videos because while your head is moving all the time your chest is relatively stationary.

Kill that dam music .

I didnt see a follow up to this.

Next time use a chain saw

Not sure how much you used that, but someone on the 1025r facebook group kept breaking his rockshaft where the top pin goes through on his 1025r using that model of post hole digger. Not sure if it was user error or equipment. Just something to be aware of.

Be sure to have the forks in line with the pistons that pick up the bucket. Max strength that way. Should have more weight in the back when picking up heavy in the front. I use a Brush Hog. Just pick it up and not connect but the 3 points and you have counter weight that is long - force = mass x length something like that. I use my rotary tiller for lighter loads - heavy short depth. Watch turning - tough on front axles/wheels. I do much the same on my property - I have a grapple to help me and leave the forks for my 48x96 4x4 heavy pallet to haul branches.... stuff around.

Forks should be behind each piston - for less stress on bucket and more power. The chain should be on the bucket with hooks there or across both forks and then pivot the log between the logs. When lifting, you might consider having the rear bucket extended outward and down for weight balance or have the small bucket hold weights. Wheel chocks might help pulling the tractor to the log. Might try lifting with the rear bucket - the curl in both have more power than lift. A few thoughts for you - I have a 50 made in Sweden with a 20" blade. Nice saw. Keep it sharp and the clean out teeth cut down to the cutting height so it won't float the saw blade. Just a note. Martin

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Looks good. I would think the 42 inch for the same price would be better for grabbing brush. Just do not overload the loader system.

I've used the clamp on forks before I bought the "real" forks. Clampon's definitely work well, but I've found so many uses for the "real" forks i'm glad i made the investment. I've got the '17 tlb as well, great little work horse for sure. What husqvarna you running? I've got a 455 Rancher that I love!