Big Seed Job | Skid Steer Satisfaction | Bobcat 72" Soil Conditioner
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- čas přidán 22. 10. 2018
- Big Seed Job | Skid Steer Satisfaction | Bobcat 72" Soil Conditioner
We are a local lawn and landscaping company based out of Freeburg IL. Family owned/operated and started from the ground up. My brother (Nic) and I (Alex) are doing our best to build a company we will be happy to work in. It has been an adventure and a struggle at times but I wouldn’t trade it for the world! We began our journey on youtube to document our company history and we would be happy to have you along for the ride! We have big dreams and have hardly scratched the surface of where we want to be.
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Some of the equipment we run:
2005 Chevy 3500 Cab Chassis Duramax, 4x4, 8’ Crysteel Dump Bed
2007 GMC 3500 Cab Chassis Duramax/Allison, 4x4, 10’ Rugby Dump Bed
2003 GMC 2500 CCSB Duramax, 4x4
2006 Bobcat T180, aftermarket enclosure, 6 attachments
2006 Bobcat 331 Open ROPS
2008 Rice 14’ Dump Trailer
2003 Maclander 18’ Equipment Trailer
2018 Retco 16’ Utility Trailer
Ferris Z2 52’ Kawi
Ferris FW35 52” Kawi
Echo Bear Cat DL10 Debris Loader
Stihl Handhelds (a lot)
(2) Ryans Aerator, honda engine
Honda Tiller
Walker 1550 Plate Compactor, honda engine amzn.to/2o9RZLg
Target Block Saw, honda engine
(3) 7’ 6” Meyer Classic Snow Plow, E60 pump, pro wings
(3) Meyer receiver hitch spreader amzn.to/2MwphTE
JRCO Leaf Plow amzn.to/2oaFFup
JRCO Blower Buggy
Billy Goat Walk Behind Blower, subaru engine amzn.to/2My4crL
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I love my Harley rake except mine is a lot bigger at ‘16. I usually run it over 2 times, then run a rock rake to remove the little rocks that get dislodged, spread lime, litter, commercial fertilizer, etc. (whatever a soil test calls for), then run the rake over another two times just to get down 3-5 inches, then the rock rake again and one more pass with the rake to make sure it’s all level and then drill seed. This is just for land on my farm I am reclaiming from overgrown brush. Makes absolutely beautiful pastures and hay fields.
Man I love the big yard jobs. Plenty of room, get to bring the whole crew in together, get all the toys on one job site for a day, big returns, and lots of work.
Check out ABi SR3, way better
You all must be busy, haven't seen a video for a bit. Make sure and do a follow-up vid of this lawn if you can!
No rockhound? No hand rake? Do you rake the seed in? Were there still rocks? Looked like a harley, seed and straw from the video. I like the idea of the ride on fertilizer spreader. Ill have to try that on big ones. I stay away from real big ones honestly. Too much liability. If you have to reseed its hundreds of dollars in seed. Can get nasty. Question. Do you warrenty lawns? Do you educate your customers on maintenance? Ever have customers find a rock and call you?
Where I live we don’t put straw down. Is that to keep the seed and fertilizer from blowing around too much? Those big open areas must be real windy. But I’m surprised you guys don’t do any hand raking. I’d like to see the follow up to see how it turns out. Good luck!!
Great video
Y'all made that dude buy 750lbs of seed for 2 acres?
Great video
clean work.
Great video, I really enjoyed it. Nice to see someone pay attention to their seeding calculations. Here in TN we also do 7lbs/ 1000 for non established lawns.
The drone shots were awesome. All that in one day shows how the right equipment is invaluable.
Video looks good job looks good keep up the good work I love your guys's contents
Turned out nice and clean looking 👍👍
Awesome.
Beautiful Job Guys
Amazing use of the drone, really shows the scope of the project
Wow, that’s a big one! Nice job.
looks real good you did a good job.
The reason the formula was off on the bales is because it is probly taking into account say a 75lb bale of straw but if the farmer only packed it at say 60 lbs then you as a landscaper end up running short. But if he packed them heavy then you may possibly have more than enough by the formula.