TYM exploring market interest in a 2515 CAB, 3 protos in circulation, Brock has one.😊

Thanks for sharing the flail repair. Dreading the day i have to sharpen the hammers.

Kioti does have the lever to raise and lower the 3 point hitch

Really enjoy your videos. Just one thing though…I think the air filter cover needs clocked so that the rubber “duck bill” is pointed down so that if any dust or moisture gathers inside, you can squeeze it and particles fall out.

Excellent job, im scared to back in where I live because of how many rocks I have found.

I always heard the term “whole 9 yards” came from the length of the ammunition belts fed through the bomber guns of WW2. The belts were typically 27ft long (9 yards), so if the gunner fed an enemy the whole belt, he gave him “the whole 9 yards.”

Went like one of my typical projects, and it always seems to work well in the plsnning or at least my imagination, execution not so much.😅😅

It was bush

We have the same flail mower and love it. Have you experimented with the slotted top link hole on the mower? I havent figured out why it would be used

Nice job! I already bought a bush hog last year. This one is quite versatile.

Nice! I love my ditch bank flail mower! It does a great job! What RPM were you running?

Nice work. New subs here. I'm headed out in a few minutes to do the same thing.

Why mow? Why not graze?

Nice cloud show! The chicken cloud reminded me of Oak Island, which is shaped like a duck.

so you have to back in to the brush.

Nice job, I hate the sound they make with larger sticks, but seems to survive

Well I'll say the same thing o told my father in law. He done some with his john deere. You gotta watch all those small sticks on anything. When you dont have anything protecting you accept a couple forks. You need a skidsteer if you going to run it up in brush like that. Limbs are ok but not just a pile of brush. It's also very dangerous. I've seen people hurt from sticks flying up into their face. Skidsteers have the engine in the rear and plenty of protection up front usually. Better to get the small stuff out first if your just using a tractor with forks. Just my 2 cents. Oh yeah. Take agile and sharpin that chain on your husky. Its struggling for sure.

You definitely need a hydraulic top link to change angles. Just a lift and lower isn’t enough when clearing brush.

What happens if you run over rocks with the flail mower?? How does it handle that’s ?

A set of long forks and those long grappkes isn't the way to go. Get yourself a real grapple bucket. Designed with multiple teeth ( with cutting edges) to get in under logs... Brush.. You bame it.. And that supports a balanced load That's clinched down tight into the grapple bucket. ( not really a bucket per-se. You can take a whole pile of brush... Bring grapple down... Compress it and move on. All that weight you have swinging around is flat out dangerous. Moving All that weight with "those forks" and trees hanging out in space could have very well landed you machine on its side when backing up and making turns. That flail mower or tiller hanging on the back for counterweight was a very smart move and probably the only thing that kept your machine oriented in a vertical configuration. With enough inertia... Even that wouldn't save you.

Driving a Kioto costly I heard

I cringed a little when I saw how much material was picked up just before the issues. I bent the frame on my Titan 4000 lb pallet - 48 inch, and they were good enough to replace it. I'm now very, very careful with loads near the end of those tangs, as there is so much leverage and extra load on the front end components. I also have a clamshell grapple, and only use the pallet forks for balanced loads that I lift or drop slowly. Just my limited experience, with lots of physics and math in my background. Those long tangs seem dangerous to our equipment, unless used very carefully and thoughtfully. Thank you for posting, and hope all is great.

Great job, team! That flail is awesome!

A pole saw would really speed things up, and be safer than climbing up on a pallet with a chainsaw. Good video always enjoy good clean ups.

What was that red tree at 7:54? My new property has tons of those , not quite that big but they are tough.

I just found you on this video. I subscribed, and looking forward to more mulcher videos.

sharpen the saw!!!!!

Hey I’m just wondering if that mower is quick hitch compatible. I can’t seem to find anything that specifies if it is or not. I know that the economy flail they have isn’t which has me looking at this model like you have.

I always wanted a flail mower until I started watching u tube Everbody claims to be "pushing it to the limit" with their flail mower but i run my rotary mower over anything my tractor is capable of pushing over and sometimes stuff I cant even get all the way over then you use the possi lever. yes i do buy shear bolts a few pounds at a time but have never broke anything else just have to retorque or replace the gearbox mounting bolts a few times a year

Just did about 20 acres of this myself. Had a couple of cousins helping that made it a lot easier. Very similar to your job. I probably averaged gaining about 30 feet of field back all the way around my creek bottoms.

I have a lot of thick heavy brush I want to clear out of about 50 acres over this year. What would you recommend blade size?

I’m sure you figured out sooner or later. If you slow down a little bit, it would give it time to clean out the flail mower.

As far as the Drone goes; l think you have "Pure-Pefection". That is also some "High-Tech" Chicken-ranching, that you have going on.( liked the remote access door from other vidios). My "high-faluting " chickens will NOT eat "seed-less" watermelon, but will chew yer arm off fer "Seeded" watermelon; but NEVER Eat the seeds ! ( must be a genetically altered thing). Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio & variety. Best wishes with all your endeavours.

Hey Brent ,glad to hear the"Track-tor" got fixed AGAIN ! Almost seems that "rig" is wearing out All them Haul-Trucks.! That "rigging" they ( the dearership) did was very problematic ,when they sent it Back COMPLETELY EMPTY of Axle fluids. I know of this problem happening "Way TOO Often"... l think it's a "Warrenty claim money-maker " for Them. With the "Hardship" for the owner being "Tractor-LESS" fer way Too Loonnngg..... l have fixed the front drive seals on the "other orange " tractors for my Compadrey's ,when they are OUT of Warrenty Protection. The "Primary Cause" ( l believe); is "Over-leverageing" the front axle. I don't believe in "filled rear tires"( does NOTHING to Help the front axle); but REALLY Believe in"Counter-weighting" the rear Axle. My Own Tractors have NEVER Suffered "Front-end" Problems. Just so sorry about yer "busted-ankle". As fer that "Delema" those "Air-Cast-ankle braces" werk Fantastic. Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.... and heal-up Quick.

Dear Sir, thank you for the "lesson". That "add-on scrap-a-lating" "danger-spagetti picking making" log-grapple; is NOT Any Good for "Tractor longevity,or SAFTY ". Have been saving my money ( & suffering) without a Grapple Atachment.... but refuse to use JUNK. Just been "chain-driveing" things down to pallet forks for security; with near Zero incidents with the only "sacrifice" of speed&efficientcy" ...but NEVER SAFTY. Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours & your Broken Tractor.

Yours definitely sounds like it could use more power. I run mine in a 75hp tractor and it sounds like yours when it's bogged down.

Root cause is you're running the wrong grapple. You needed a 'root' grapple. They have a flatter face and tines every 10" or so and you can skim the ground and keep all the little bits out in front of you. --

Do you sharpen the blades and if so how? What is the largest diameter sampling do try cutting? Have you disabled the safety switch on the seat, I just bought a CX3520 and so want to disable this feature, so annoying. Thanks in advance.

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I think it’s time to put an edge on that saw chain.

That is a terrible grapple for processing firewood. I have a ck2610 and paired it with an everything attachment 55” wicked root rake grapple. Manage to get 20 face cord of logs cut and split every year for the last 4 years without any issues at all. I also scrub windfall from my woods to keep my quad/snowmobile trails cleared and safe. Sorry you caused all that damage to your tractor. Good luck.

She hasn’t had coffee yet

Cat seemed to slightly calming down toward the end.

so are the girls still all safe and accounted for?

KITTY!

That cat needs some cat nip.

So its just a grapple. Useless as a forklift because the grapple doesnt open up far enough to just lift something on a pallet. Very misleading device thats basicall nothing but part forklift and part grapple not great at either.

Murder kitty was pissed. Also, first.

If it was a skunk....you tie a rope onto the trap..the skunk won't spray you if you move slowly....once you tie the rope on, drag the trap slowly to your truck. Place a board going up to the tailgate and slowly pull it up into the back of the truck....if all your movements are slow...you won't get sprayed.....drive him to the woods and slowly take him back out of the truck the same way you put him in....slowly....then slowly pin the trap door open and wait....he will leave, be safe...and you won't stink😂😂😂....and yes I have done this before....

We had a pretty well built chicken coop. It was origionally an aviary for cockatiels. One early morning, Momma went into the coop to feed the chickens. She thought it odd thst they were huddeled on the ground instead of roosting on the overhead rail. Then she noticed the torn apart birds... And the bobcat crouched on the rail... She backed out leaving the door open. It was gone by the time she retruned with the shotgun. The cat had managed to force its way into the cage coop by forcing the door in, but couldn't force it out. An half inch if the 2x4 door frame had been clawed out, but the cat couldnt get out. The wire was a 1 cm square mesh.