Ventrac's BEST Attachments! The BIG MONEY Makers!
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- čas přidán 11. 01. 2022
- I talk about the best, money making attachments we have for Ventrac. I also talk about all of our attachments but I focus more on the ones that we use the most and bring in the most cash!
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Appreciate your videos. You and your family are in our prayers.
Thank you so much
Excellent video and the one I have been asking for. Thank you Bradley and thoughts and prayers with you and your family.
Much appreciated
Thanks so much for your videos! After years of CZcams and forums I finally picked up 2020 4500z last week! Now I need attachments! 19:55
That's awesome! As you already know, I have nearly 2 decades of experience on these machines and I'm more than happy to answer any questions
Great video!! Thank you for going over the most useful attachments. Good Luck with your surgery!!
Thanks man!
Great video! We are praying for you!
Thank you so much!
Cool video thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Bradley, thank you for sharing. I appreciate all the insights. Great idea of running the power bucket in the back and power rake in front at the same time. Good luck with surgery. Thank you for your service to our country. PS loved to see Norwegian Elkhounds. I have two, Thor and Elsa. Thor died in 2018.
OMG!!! A fellow Elkie owner!! That's awesome! My surgery was a year ago, January 2022. I'm doing ok but even though I got the tumors removed, my body is stilled wrecked from other stuff, man :) I am sorry sorry about Thor. We lost one of our Elkies, Bryn, back in 2018 but we still have her sister, Anja. That helps a little.
Nice job Bradley on the different equipment uses 👍Best of luck on your surgery!! And a speedy recovery, thanks for the video 👍
Thanks! Check out the new video about my surgery! I still can't believe it!
That's terrible!!!
Enjoyed the content!
Thanks, man! I enjoy using this equipment and creating these videos
Great review of the attachments Bradley. What ever future jobs you get, you will be well prepared with the range of attachments you have. Praying for a successful surgery and a sound and efficient recovery for you. Last time I had surgery, they said go to sleep and I'd be fine after I awakened. Well, I woke up with half of my left leg gone. LOL! Probably a little dark humor there, but it works for me. Hey, I like your your new travel (transport) method, "Beam me up Scotty." Ya gotta watch Scotty though. He's getting little long in the tooth and slow! Once in a while the technology malfunctions and you might not be completely reassembled. Loved Star Trek. One of my favs. God bless my friend. May the joy of the Lord be your strength and peace through all of this!
Thanks. I appreciate that
Enjoyable video - thank you! Outside of discussing a business case for Ventrac and attachment ownership-- any private owner will definitely enjoy getting whatever attachments get their unique chores done. All of them are all well engineered. And the more creative ways- and days- that the Power unit is put to use just adds to the satisfaction and justification of having one. ...Not to mention-- it WILL be fun! That's in the bag.
Bradley - very best to you.
Thanks, I appreciate that
Hope your surgery went well. Rely like your videos. Keep up the good work. Best wishes from south Sweden.
Thanks, Erik! I'm still going through some tests but overall I'm doing ok :)
Love my powerrake with my 4231 ventrac. Up sale for more work,I do it all the time. Some of your ventrac attainments is on my list. Good luck on surgery.
Thanks, Tom. This video was recorded mid January and my 2 surgeries occurred about 2 weeks later. I'm still being evaluated but I'm healing up very well with no signs of cancer
First I want you to know how sorry I am about your cancer scare. One of life’s biggest uncertainties. Being a vet and a former broadcaster (over 30 years), I am thoroughly impressed with your production quality. You are creative and extremely professional. To me, one of the best continual, articulate presentations on CZcams. Conversely, my wife and I will be purchasing land in KY probably in the (hopefully) relatively near future to set up a small homestead. 20-30 acres or so. I have now been brought up to speed thanks to this and other videos of yours regarding the many attachments offered by Ventrac and their applications. My one burning question is whether the Ventrac can cut a moderate length hayfield, say an acre or so. If it is doable then the Ventrac will be the machine of choice and I won’t have to even consider a small tractor. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Hopefully you’ll feel up to answering my question soon. As you were soldier…
Thanks, man! I really appreciate that. I just wish that more would find this channel and share your sentiment! Check out my videos using the Touch Cut mower and you'll quickly realize how much brush you can cut down with that thing! Give me a call if you'd like and I'll answer your questions the best I can. 484-796-1586
Great video I have the tough cut, stump grinder, power rake and power bucket to start. Next I’m thinking of a flail mower
Go for it!
Here’s another example - your tire pressures will also effect your power rake level.
Have you ever had a snow blower wear out a shoe or blade on one side more ? It’s your psi on your tires
Want to cut a swale ? Then lower a tires or remove 1
With that trencher -- watch out for fiber optics - they are are stringing out that line everywhere
Tires pressures are important but regarding the Power Rake, the "height gauge" is only a reference. The TRUE height is indexed after you set a height and start moving material. On the old Power Rake each crank is .125".
I personally don't mess with tire pressures to cut a swale. I can do that without deflating the tires, then reinflating later for level grading.
As far as trenching, we have an account with 811 and request a utility ticket for each job where we are moving soil with a piece of powered equipment as per the law. Internet companies rarely take the time to mark their lines, indicating that the work plan looks good and they don't have a line within the area...not true many times. They would rather send out a crew to fix a severed line than to send manpower out to mark it.
I picture you viral and strong. Friday will be a great day.
What I REALLY want is for my videos to go viral haha!
I would be like you; going bonkers waiting to get the Sx done. "Git'r done!" attitude. ;-)
Thanks!
Hey there! Just came across your channel and enjoying your videos. I am seriously considering purchasing a ventrac. Wanted to ask you where you found your post hole digger attachment and what size it is? I could really use one of those but do not see that attachment on their website.
Thanks, Ryan! The Ventrac Auger hasn't been in production for many years! This one was still new in the crate about 3 years back and was found somewhere in Canada. I was going to buy it and then my friend Paul bought it before I could...then said he didn't use it enough and offered to sell it to me. I don't use it much but it's pretty awesome to have! You need to have the Versa Loader as well. I'm sure you could buy an after market auger and have it fabricated to fit the Versa Loader. I'm pretty sure the auger diameter is 12 inches. There was also another auger with a wide flare at the top for tree planting
What was your MOS?
As the name of our family business and CZcams channel implies, I was a Grunt and held numerous Infantry MOSs to include 11B1PC2 (Dragon) , 11H1P (TOW) 11M1P (Bradley) and 11B2P (Light)
@@bluecordprecisiongrading2504 is that army then? My mom was a 92 Yankee back in the day for Ohio Army National Guard, she was her unit's armorer. Talk about a badass mom, I used to brag about her at school all the time.
@@Zanderthelab Yes, I was Army. Eleven series is Infantry and only 11B and 11C (mortars) exist today. 11M (mechanized), 11H (TOW) and 11BC2 (Dragon) all got rolled into 11B years ago. One of my sons was also Army and 11B. Another of my sons is Marine Infantry, 0311. 92Y is Supply. We had a "Supply Guy" that was a former Ranger in Vietnam. He was MRF (Mobile Riverine Force). My Father in Law was brown water Navy and ferried MRF and SEALs up the Mekong River in the PBRs and Swift Boats.
@@bluecordprecisiongrading2504 I’m smiling from ear to ear. That’s pretty cool! Thank you for your service and on a side note I hope you got your surgery done already. If not call those Foxtrots and tell them chop chop lol.
@@Zanderthelab I had 2 major surgeries within 5 days, one of them an emergency. I had 2 videos about that, each one I shot a brief clip from the recovery room :)
Please let’s us know time for surgery. So I can make sure I’am knocking on heaven’s door.
They're asking me to be there by 0700. I have no idea what time actual procedure will be
Well be praying.
You have to much time on your hands. Are there no “ honey do’s “ for you?
Not right now. She's babying me haha!!!