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Like the way you’re explaining each step by step, first time I’ve seen a chainsaw debarker attachment, neat. 16:46

Excellent, again!!!

Sir, I enjoyed your video very much, thank you!!! You are a real school. Thanks again.

That belt looks like one from the mining industry in Canada. Did you work in the mines?

Excellent upgrade! Hands down will make using the backhoe less painful. Well done

That is an outstanding improvement, Paul! I clearly remember when I had my BX23 how awkward it was to turn that seat around. I think you will really enjoy this.

that looks good and i think you will have much more fun at work like before.nice video.👍👍🚜🚜

Good Evening to Both Of You 😇👍👌That seat is very nice sure ( I will strait up the control levers a little to make room for your legs ) That is an OUTSTANDING Add On 👍😇Keep Up Your OUTSTANDING Team Work Videos Sir Cheers 🍻🍻

The seat will make you life easier when doing a job with the backhoe 👍🏻. You got lucky finding the seat 👍🏻. Have a great week Paul 👍🏻🙋🏼‍♂️🙂🇨🇦

The mosquitoes would drive me crazy.

Good morning Paul, very nice modification. I can see that this will be so much more convenient. Easy install and it looks like it was done at the factory. There is not a lot of space between the seat and the controls on the backhoe our B2601, similar to what you now have. A habit I have adopted is when getting on or off the seat I put my arm across my belly to prevent my clothes from catching the control levers. I enjoyed the video very much. Have a great week, Ben 👋😎👍

That's great Paul, 16th like 🙂. Sure takes a lot of the hassle out of using the backhoe, I liked your advice on making the seat taller, I did that on my side-by-side simply using four 2-in electrical conduit couplers that made a nice little metal sandwich and then I put longer bolts in, that would probably work well for this application too. Have a blessed day

Would 2 longer bolts going all the way across work better than 4 short bolts. Something to think about. The Seat positioning works great for you Paul! Happy digging!

Hi Paul. I have the same seat on my BX23S. A second seat seems like a great idea! Will it work for me?

👍👍👍 It's always good to make your life easier

That's just as slick as you can be Paul! Unfortunately there just isn't the room on my tiny BX.

Good evening. Nice addition. Should make things much more efficient.

How's she goin'? What a difference it's going to make having that jump seat for the hoe. So simple yet so beneficial too eh!! Thanks for showing this Paul. Take 'er easy!!

That was a big hole left by the stump! It always amazes me what a compact tractor can do! It sure looks great with the stump gone. I figured you would need more soil to backfill that hole, but it looks like you shouldn't need too much more to level it better. Take care

Another great video, Thanks for sharing

nice to watch 👍👍🚜🚜

well done 👍👍🚜🚜

good job man 👍👍🚜🚜

Doesn't need walls or a roof. Cover in plastic, and it turns into a wood dryer. A couple week in there, then stack outside, rinse repeat. You'll be able to season wood really fast

One down two more to go 👍🏻. More fun tractor therapy Paul 👍🏻. Have a great week 🙋🏼‍♂👍🏻

Looks great, Paul! Just think, you only have to do that two more times! 🙂

Good morning Paul, watching you moving those big pieces of stump and working with the tractor makes me think how did we ever get by before we owned tractors. Really enjoyed the video! Hope you are having a great weekend, Ben 👋😎👍🍻

👍👍👍 Well done Paul So you saved two small trees 🌲🌳

Good job Paul.

Nice work Paul! Stick a fork in that one 🤠👍

Wow big job Paul! Nice to see the new backhoe put to some good use. I love that setup! Nice to wash everything off before cutting to save the chains. Thanks for this. Cheers, and have a good weekend.

Paul.....that was strength training and cardio combined! Just a beautiful result!👏

Looks good Paul! Bit more fill and some grass and clover seed and you’ll never know it was there. Just a couple more to go! Have a good weekend!

These little Kubota tractors are sure hard to beat, aren’t they Paul?

Good morning Paul. Trying to get caught up with my videos this morning. I think from the looks of it, you have fallen in love with that backhoe! The only reason that I don’t have one is that my neighbor has a Case 4wd backhoe and only charges me $50 / hr for both him and machine. He is a really good operator. He has done all my tiling.

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It is so big, such a great and fascinating work

The area of the circumference of a log is pi R squared. So if your log is 2' in diameter, it has a radius of 1'. Pi (1)squared is 3.14 sq ft. Now make your log a 3 dimensional cylinder 1 foot long. Just multiply 3.14 squared by 1. Now you have 3.14 cubic feet. Find a chart on the internet which gives the density of the wood you are dealing with. Poplar is said to be 22-31lb per cubic foot. And so your 1' long cylinder of poplar with a radius of 1' weight approximately 68-96 lbs, and an 8' log could weigh as much as 760 lbs.

Hello Paul! You won!!! That was a big job but with some hard work and some help from your tractor, you did it. Take care.

Paul you have a really nice setup there. Thanks for sharing

Paul.... This has truly been a study of planning, execution, and diligence! Exceedingly well done!

Right after high school, I was in swimming pool excavation for a few years. I rememver this one dig had the stump of a 60 year old pecan tree to remove. This stump was around 3 feet wide. The excavator we used to dig the pools had a 2 yard bucket. We had to use a rock ripper to take out that stump. It took longe to remove the stump than to dig the pool. That stump and all its roots filled two dump trucks full.

I have to hand it to you, you must be one of the most tenacious dedicated patient people I've ever seen. Great job on that stump.

Wrong! Firstly you must have a ridge cut regarding desired angle/pitch. Then if you want to apply this method, you have to temporarily connect it to the ridge with an offset by the same thickness of the wood block you are using here, then you can mark and cut, it would fit perfectly. If you don’t do, unless you cut the ridge side exactly same way (not a good idea, it will make the rafter weak and the wood will crack from there under force), you will end up with different incline and have gaps at both sides. Those gaps can be dramatic regarding how deep you cut the birds mouth, because you simply decreasing the inclination angle with that cut.

How's she goin'? Wow, that's a big stump and it gave you a pretty good fight, but you mastered it in the end. Nice idea to use the saw to quarter the stump and break in pieces. A lot of work eh. Nice job though. Take 'er easy!!

Hopefully you're enjoying your new backhoe by now! If you don't mind me asking, how much did the subframe kit run you?

👍👍👍 Job well done!

🚜🚜🚜I don’t think my “Clementine” will be powerful enough to do this kind of work…Clementine is our BX23s Kubota. Well Done Paul!

What a monster! My wife was laughing at me as I was coaxing the stump along while I was watching the video. Today I watched a coyote doing something in a field I was raking in that I’ve never seen before. I’ll have a video out on that soon. Enjoy the rest of your weekend my friend!

Ho boy, I forgot to mention that crater look like the same pictures from WW1 In Northern France in the Somme Valley 😮