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What would be the recommended gas to run?

heard already the sound from your grasshopper 729t great sound great power to mow the grass

Super 👍👍👍

Do you have concrete or asphalt? Does the bucket scar up any of it? Or could you put the loader in float would that work or would it hit on an uneven part?

You can mail me your batteries😊

What are the boring heads you referenced? The arrow tipped ones?

Not sure if it matters that much, but I use a torque wrench when putting my blades back on, I think in the manual it is 55-60ftlb. There are fiber glass washers between the blade and spindle that act as clutches, when you hit a rock, the blade will stop and prevent damage to the spindle. I have blown up one of those fiber glass washers hitting a rock, so they do work well.

I've always wondered if it had double wheels like the ventrac how it would do. I prefer the front mount deck grasshopper because if the hills to steep I can always push the deck up the hill and cut it . The mid mounts you can't. I also prefer a 52 or 61 deck wouldn't have a 72 . Those are made for flat ground.

Which fan would you recommend

Hope everything is well. I read some comments about your troubles but just wanted to put this idea out there. I would love to see ideas even like this just about design and property management in the first place. I realize you won’t actually be doing construction work but these type of videos are very interesting. Once again hope you all the best!

5:45 let it eat

WHERE ARE YOUR KNEE PADS!!!

Why arnt you leaving a expansion gap along walls

How are you able to maintain uniform depth? If it was me, that bevel would never be so uniform, so whats the technique?

Still so cool! Thank you for making these videos. You are awesome, hope to see you again soon

USE A JETTER !

Guy that has run both told me in the 100hp range said they John Deere AC was better We have a M7060 kubota and John Deere 5325 cab tractors in the family. The John Deere air conditioner is much better in these two tractors in both these situations here is why. Those kubotas AC is on the steering column the John Deere is in the roof. Some big John Deere have the AC on the column also I think from my experience the roof is just better

How is the floor after 5 years? I'm preparing a kitchen to install currently

May god bless you! Thank you, gentlemen

Outstanding real time review Daithi , (Irish for David) 😂 I’m getting the Dewalt as I’ve a stack of batteries already. Plus if it’s anything like the Strimmers I’ll be happy. The Milwaukee certainly has some better advantages. Always pros v cons. Thanks for sharing 🇮🇪🇮🇪

This is sickening and it's happening more and more

Come out better with a grinder

I no a few people that use cardboard for walls or just cover the old sheetrock cause it is full of holes and cardboard is cheap but very nice if done right

2 hands in the wrong direction

I suspect that the "uncomfortable" feelings you were having on the steeper part will become non-existent as your experience and confidence increases. Enjoy.

Sideways is normal. Think gravity and weight transfer. Basic science.

Glad you went with the gas engine. The diesel engine is having a ton of problems.

I love this router!! It is beautiful.

All glory to God.

I have had a grasshopper mid mount diesel since 2009 and I am very pleased with it. 1100 hours and counting. Only battery life is short. Take a hot battery for cranking them

I would find a different way to mow that slope. Looks too dangerous. Also, why didn't you get a diesel?

Hi David, I wonder if the dealer has an option for locks on the rear tires? I’ve heard of rear swivel lockers so the slope could be a little bit more stable / straighter. Ideally you could engage / disengage as needed from the seat.I would ask your grasshopper dealer. Thank you for the video. I would love to trade in my Ferris 3zx 52” stander for a grasshopper out front. Would want a 48 or 52, not sure if that is possible..

Appreciate your footage, nice job! Would you say it’s not really a ‘finishing’ mower? Looks like the perfect mower for larger fields (other than the colors :) ) . But not sure it would work for a fine cut. Am I wrong?

I'm sure it's saqusash. My 'bota L3450 has an AC system that can make you nipples cut glass. I personally rather mechanical 4wd and have heat come thru the linkage hole then have electric 4wd failures.

DeWalt used to be a quality company but over the past few years their "customer service" has gone to hell. I will NEVER buy another DeWalt tool again in my life.

How you been? Why no new videos?

Hello, David, from Ian here in BONNY SCOTLAND! Edinburgh to be precise. I really enjoyed your video. I have the Dewalt trimmer on order already. Should have it in a few days and found your demonstration and thoughts on it very much reassured me in my choice. Keep up the good work! 😃

What is that material made of

WOW man, where are the new videos? It's tool time

First off, all you guys referring too it as a "pressure" washer have too high of expectations for it. Even DeWalt refers too it as a "power" washer. Sure its not going too compare too a gas or big electric pressure washer, but i like mine too throw in the RV especially when intravel down too the Az. desert for winter. Its great for rinsing off the truck, bike, awning etc from the desert sand and dust. I already have batteries from other tools i carry so the convenience of it is awesome. I use a 7 gal. water jug i carry an even if a hose spigot isnt available, im good too go. Suits my needs just fine. I do have a more powerful electric "pressure" washer at home for the bigger jobs if i want too drag out the cords an hose, but like he said, this is ideal for quicker, smaller jobs.👍

Counter clockwise for exterior cuts Clockwise for interior cuts - as my teacher would say

Very informative video ... thank you

Last time I've seen a soil this red, I was in Prince Edward Island!

We all start like that, even before we share in the web. 😂

Id like to see that grasshopper with tweel tires on it, like you had on the Feriss. I think it would hold better imo

Long blade hedge trimmer + one handed hedge trimmer + manual pruner/cordless pruner/hatchet/one handed recip saw would be my loadout. Hand pruner can take care of what the one handed trimmer can't get in the odd spots without much effort. I prefer the m12 trimmer on 2ft-3ft~ diameter round bushes and tight/odd areas.

I'm currently a full month into the process of attempting to enter a warranty claim with Dewalt, and I can't even explain the level of frustration with them. Their ServiceNow portal is so buggy that I can't even get the claim started. There have been approximately 15 email exchanges with Dewalt support, with no resolution. Nobody expects any consumer brand to be perfect - sometimes tools fail. All we ask is that the tool companies step up to the plate and offer a reliable warranty services for what they sell instead of giving customers such a run-around that they finally just give up and go to a different brand. If anybody out there is needing Dewalt warranty support, all I can say is "May God have mercy on your soul".

My brother let me use his because I need a clean out every year with the tree roots . It is a beast and great machine . I wouldn’t waste my time with the drum style . 1 1/4 cable will not let you down . Love it . Great video. Well worth the $3500 on this great machine

That turbo tip as you call it is for use on patios / concrete , not paintwork 😂

How are things buddy?