These are the ones that get road blocked by the algorithms 🤦

@@pthumphries1 are you referring to your videos being blocked by the algorithms ? As you would know the Main words to get blocked are God/ Jesus, Bible ect,

For some people it’s the exact opposite it keeps them outta trouble

@benjamindavis4130 Maybe for a small minority that has no moral compass, its childish 'carrot or stick' approach to life may be of some benefit.

@@MrAuskiwi101 where does relative morality come from, if not God. And furthermore, if relative law comes from the survival of the species, how do you define homosexuality, genocide, and depopulation as moral, as they all work against that survival?

@chriskoschik391 Morality comes from using my brain. If you think the bible is a moral guide, you are severely lacking in moral decency. Or is it that you are good just because of Christianitys childish carrot or stick? Furthermore, homosexuiality is not a moral issue. It's your issue. Genocide? Depopulation? When and where did I say they were moral?

@@MrAuskiwi101 Well, you are obviously more interested in resentment, belittlement, and stone throwing rather than honest and open dialogue, so I will leave you to it, all by yourself. Best of luck.

Yes and if you break one.. you break them all. God wants people to keep his commandments because they love him , not for any other reason.

@@bluemountains09 you miss the point Jesus is making. If you try to keep the laws, try not to sin, then you will. But if you focus on love, both towards God and Man, you won’t. Remember Jesus broke the sabbath by “working” by healing, but because his act of healing was love towards a man, it was righteous not a sin. I would argue that if Jesus would not have healed the man, it would have been a sin because he would have failed by loving the law more than the man. And he further compared that if a man gets an ox out of the ditch on the sabbath, he is technically breaking the sabbath but not sinning because he is treating the animal with love. Of course, the contract of not rescuing the ox would have been sinful. Historically, since the second temple, non Hebrews were not required to obey the Law of Moses in Israel, as it was only designated to Hebrews. However, the Hebrews required the non Hebrews to obey the law of Noah since that covenant was to a the father of all nations, Noah. (During the first temple, the scholarship on this is not certain.)

@@josienicholas3945 I don’t disagree with what you said but we all sin, most every day. We must keep short accounts with him by repenting when we do sin. It’s why he came and died for us.

@@bluemountains09 ah great point. You were adding to my sermon lol.

@@josienicholas3945 not one yod (י) or tittle shawl pass away until heaven and earth pass away. ( the verse your going to try to rebuke me with, the word is plaroō, which doesn’t mean to complete as in finish, it’s to BE it) How could he say he didn’t come to do away with the law, and then go and say he was finishing it. The word wasn’t written in Early Modern English, it was translated into it What does Paul (shaul of tarshish) say? I firmly believe in the Torah, the prophets, and the resurrection. What does John say? Sin is transgression of the law When Jesus says “love the lord your god with all your heart and all your soul and with all your mind, And love your neighbor as thyself, this is word for word in the OT. don’t bank on what a pastor says, bank on what the word says…all love, we’re all looking for a full esa of understanding.

Look, this flail mower is probably a poor example of what is truly possible with one of these. I also run a "sovema" on one of the other farms, it's blades are almost 200mm long, it's that effective you can mow down a fully grown Lucerne crop like it's lawn. These machines are "mechanical fire", not even a carcass stands up to them. In regards to your concern: if the bush is a woody weed, if it's less than say 19mm/3/4" thick, most are probably 5-10mm thick. Brother, as long as there are no rocks or logs, the only reason to reverse over, is to save your "front tyres" from thorns. The flail mower will destroy the lot. Asides from the tyres, all you're listening for is the power balance between machine and equipment and how that relates to the slip/clutch plate on the implements PTO. There's no need up be to gentle with them, they're almost indestructible. You would probably find clearing a waste of time, as you're then left with a pile to burn. Hence the reason for the flail mower "mechanical fire". Mulch mower, a tractor driven mulcher. Again, don't worry about cutting in reverse, your just saving your tyres from a flat, if you can drive over it, the mulcher will destroy it 💪

Thx for the detailed reply Paul. Useful info. I might start with the stick rake/grapple and go from there. Just to clarify, was your flail doing any/much cutting in reverse? Cheers.

Volume 12 o'clock. Frequency 2 o'clock. Gain full. Low 11:30. Mids 11:30. High 3-4 o'clock. You will find with the frequency high and mids, it is at those points that sent either direction gives large changes. Also, you will need to play with the EQ on your amp. I set my amp eq's, so that I could strum the bridge pickup like the neck and not have to flick between the pair. Not conventional for a band, fantastic for the inner child jamming by themselves in a room free from the world. I hope this helps man, blessings to you.

Palm mutes and power chords brother. It's not perfect, but at least a direction to explore. Go get that 9v battery, you will feel like a mother f$&king viking 💪

As long as we can knock out some palm mutes and power chords brother, it's a direction. I had the 8 string sitting for years. It's forced me to purchase a decent set of pick ups, a proper set of strings and now try to play it a little more seriously

Done. I didn't even know that it was possible to do.

@@pthumphries1 Thank you so much!

From an objective standpoint, here are some things that I've observed. This video was filmed in spring after floods, where the grass was strong and flourishing. It took care and common sense to win that war. That same grass this year, where we haven't had the rain, anything 2ft and beneath, it hits it like a mower. From what I've come to understand, the hammers are good for destroying dry things, fire trails, vineyards, groves, etc. fallen branches and limbs plus offcuts from prunings, etc. On a flail mower 5ft or less, I don't really think it matters, just keep the hammer edges sharp. Longer machines however, are a little temperamental. You've got to play off the power to weight with the width and the clutch plate strength. Meaning, you're simply trying to keep it running at a consistent pace whilst not allowing the clutch plate to slip, in heavy going that's a moment by moment challenge. Now if you quantify that challenge, add some hammers, suffocate it through some thick shit, how is it going to go? It's going to constantly bog down. I put "y blades" on and still haven't looked back. Why? Because each pair is its own slasher! Tussock? That's a part the rounds here, not even a thought. Your Sifton? We don't have that, but the y blades chew up black berry just fine, even easier than hammers really. So after thinking about this, I think hammers are more so for thick and dry and y blades for wet. In saying that though. If your Sifton stalk is over 1" thick and dry, maybe try hammers. Otherwise it's hard to beat the y blades. Before you upgrade to a new machine, give your curiosity some credit and get some y blades to suit that machine, it might just shock you. All you've got to do is keep then sharp.

Mine is the hd, not premium. I got it 4 months ago, and mine just sounds like a loud mower, no real whine or anything that I've noticed once up to speed

What I cant believe, is I pulled this exact welder out just the other day to use. The only thing that has burnt out is the earth lead, after it sat still from all of that use. I bought spare welders just in case, they're still in their boxes 💪 2 years later. And it's all 12" pipe minimum size, they're something else all together.

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I can guarantee you won't be disappointed. My 5 ft one was stunning from the get go. Still is. I had to upgrade when my 50hp tractor broke down. They're as good as fire, just be mindful of your clutch plate, it'll let you know if your tackling stuff too think.

Hows the 4ft going mate? Thinking of one for a 25hp kubota

@ManAndMachines556 yer runs great so far after about 25 hrs or so mowing "clearing bit over knee high native grass sticks and branches" now no issues to report have taken some decent chips out of the hammers, but that was definitely my fault hitting lots of iron bark branches probably 50mm thick clearing fire breaks still plenty of life in them but.i am on the highest setting so can't really talk to cut finish but clearing it works great

@ManAndMachines556 I run it behind my tym t 265 25hp

@@rickyhorsburgh6581 good to hear its going well mate. How do you like the tym?

10 amps brother. That job in the end took over 100 metres of welds, with 3.2mm sticks. They are a thing of legend, and cost less than $200 💪

Ok, and what rods did you use 7018 or 6013 ?

@@anderslawncare5111 6013

Hey man, tomorrow I'm going to be hitting a few acres of blackberry, "the acid test"/ woody weeds. I'll take some footage and give a perspective of the machine.

Here's a bit of an honest review. It does the job and I'm finally confident that it's reasonably bullet proof kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jbOFg7OJmLCtfqs.htmlsi=AH9yJa6UAUyMwNsA

Happy with it? We have just purchased 20acres (up from 1.5) so I’m after my first flail (and a new tractor to suit). What size on 20acres do you run? Any advice appreciated (land is cleared, mostly level and short kept grazing)

@@ScottiPewPew I'm running the 5 foot version on my 45 hp 1967 tractor and it runs really well, keep the grease/diff oil up, in hindsight I could have gone for the 6 foot one to speed things up, you tend to go a bit slower than a slasher as there's more chopping going on, It's very flat/cleared here and no rocks, have a small area that had some small brush and it leveled that very well, I was going to pay more than $2600 for a slasher but this does everything a slasher would do here but better, paddocks plus does the long driveway better than my ride on

@@barrymcdonald9868 really appreciate the advice and feedback, thank you!

I've got it on the tractor, I'll go check in the morning for you.

It goes about 600mm past the right rear tyre of a 90-100 HP tractor

@@pthumphries1 thanks for doing that much appreciated very helpful

Now that, is Completely circumstancial 🙃. Are you looking to please your eyes, or are you after feel?. I'm definitely a fan of something that looks and sounds the part. But if I had to choose between the pair, sound everytime. It's like a dog that looks good, if it's temperament is no good, they just become an annoying Burdon. I would say they would have a similar sound, being in the same price bracket. If you can get to the shop and play the pair, let your heart decide. If however it's an internet purchase, ask yourself this " in 12 months time, which one of these won't annoy me?" For your taste, which one seems timeless and ageless. Which one will you pull out in 12 months time and be as happy as the day it arrived? Your gut already knows, follow it 💪