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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2024
- Woodland Mills WC68 on a Kubota B2601 plus using a IBC tote to catch the chips!!!
Thanks for watching!!! #woodlandmills #b2601 #kubota #trail
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Good advice to load from the left. I’ve been wacked a few times using my WC68 and always on the right. Also agree with the Dewalt battery saw for easily removing side branches. Enjoying your videos. Keep them coming.
Thanks 😁 I like that it is light weight too. I knew I Guy that lost an eye from a branch. So I try to look 👀 away a use my back side when pushing material. Thanks for watching 😁👍🚜💨🍳
It is great to see a video from you. The trail did look like a mess but you did a great job cleaning it up
Thanks Joseph 😁I appreciate you leaving a comment and watching the video. See you on the next one. 😁👍🚜💨🍳
Good to see you again Mitch!
Thanks 😁It’s been a tough year. Thanks for watching. Have a great week 👍🚜💨🍳
Looking good, Mitch! Glad to see you back and healthy. Good advice about cleaning out the leaves with a non-leafy branch. I had a lot of wet leaves in my last outing and it eventually clogged the shoot. Take care my friend!
Thanks Dave😁 I got to get on that 5 attachment video. This was in the spring before my surgery. I had the footage but couldn’t get it out before my injury. Thanks for watching buddy 😁👍🚜💨🍳
@@MJADoingStuff wishing you all the best. Looking forward to your top 5.
Good morning Mitch.
Good to hear from you again.
Thanks Gary 😁 It’s good to be back. Have a great Sunday 😁👍🚜💨🍳
Nice to see a video from you! Looks like a great day cleaning up the trail. The B2601 and the chipper are looking good 👍 Enjoy your Sunday, Ben 😎👍☕️🚜🪵🪓
Thanks Ben 😁I had ACDF Surgery so couldn’t really do much. Thanks for watching. You have a great Sunday too. 😁👍🚜💨🍳
@@MJADoingStuffgreat to see you looking like you are all healed up and feeling good.😎👍
Good tip on clearing the chute. I do that too but we have a tremendous amount of spruce and fir to get rid of that jam the chipper no matter what I do even with the strike plate adjusted properly. My solution is to cut off the needle heavy tops and do a quick sweep of the needle heavy branches and throw them into a separate pile. Later on, I’ll run over that pile with my bush hog and quickly grind them to near nothing.
Thanks 😁Yeah spruce and pine needles are the worst. I like your idea of using the brush hog👍Thanks for watching and have a great Sunday 😁👍🚜💨🍳
Full watch and a thumbs up 👍🏻 Mitch
Thanks Gary 😁It has been a long road after my ACDF surgery but slowly getting back to normal. Have a great day. 😁👍🚜💨🍳
Good Stuff 👍👍😎😎
Thanks for checking it out. 😁👍🚜💨🍳
Great Video!
Thanks 😁 glad you enjoyed it. Have a great Sunday 😁👍🚜💨🍳
If it’s not one thing it’s another Mitch. Nice chipping good idea about using the totes. Later
Yep sure is but it’s nice to get out and use the chipper😁👍thanks for watching the video 🚜💨🍳
Good morning Mitch!
Good morning Ben!!! Have a great Sunday 😁👍🚜💨🍳
What do you do with the chips once they're in that container? How do you spread them/get them out? I imagine it would get heavy fairly quickly.
My plan is to recycle the chips onto my trails in the woods but I haven't come up with a good way to store/move/spread yet. I have a Ranger with a dump bed but it's pretty small.
I used the chips in the video for the garden and used the door on the side of the IBC Tote to dump it out with the pallet forks. Normally I use them on the trail. Thanks for asking Have a great week 😁👍🚜💨🍳