Saw Aaron at the corn palace five years ago, I will never forget when he broke out the red white and blue guitar! It was awesome, and the crowd went WILD!
Dear Mark why are the dozer blades so small as I figured the blade were made to move debris down and out of the way Also why are your equipment made with a work speed and a transport speed to get out of a dangerous area as these are fitted for a special job not making a freeway .next question mark with the Weird weather we're having why are water run off sent to dredged retention ponds that can be used yes with the fire water will everaporate but look at phoniex la Vegas and say the rain instead of the sewers but piping to these areas even if they over flow .last mike that have dozer with these stone rakes and tractor 6 ft back racks why are we either run those mulchers and pulvise those needles to small pieces less chance on catching fire you are the bravest men and need different to handle those area to keep you out of harms way
Super nice video! Too bad you weren't on show center. Where is Anderson? I'm lucky enough that I get to see this team at least once a year. I've been lucky enough to see the Red Arrows once as well. It's a really special year when I get to see the Thunderbirds or Blue Angels in the same show as the Snowbirds. Thanks for posting this. I just found your video on a random search. I'm surprised you don't have more views. All the best!
This would be great for mop-up in the west. Not so much in the field of fireline cutting. They typically use much bigger dozens in the western states for cutting fireline.
I was on another video put out by the university and they said that they are all good for horses it just depends on what you are going for... some grow taller than others and some are more disease resistant than others... I'm personally looking into a combination of UF peace and Tito to fit my needs as it grows more vigorously the Tito gets taller but can sometimes have disease problems whereas the peace doesn't grow as fast but us more disease resistant... that way i would always have some sort of forage on the ground because the Tito would come in earlier and the peace would last longer into the fallish season...but that's what me and what my research has said would work for me and my needs! Best of luck on your future peanut endeavors!😁
No it's not pointless. The idea here is economics. The land owner has pre-existing fire breaks that were constructed some years ago, probably by this very same dozer. The land owner paid around $125.00 an hour plus a $60.00 delivery fee for every day the dozer was on site. Normally a GFC (Georgia Forestry Commission) TPOP (Tractor Plow Operator) will pull a harrow as fast as they can which has two benefits. 1) To insure that the fuel is completely turned under and 2) reduce the amount of time charged to the landowner. You can't blade this fire break as fast as you can if you harrow it. Furthermore the tactics of fighting wildfire are vastly different between the West Coast and the Southeast. You definitely have to blade your firebreaks in Oregon and California because of the rock and terrain, I know because I'm out there every year as a HEQB. But this video was made in South Georgia where the terrain is all flat and the trees are planted in rows, wide enough to get a bulldozer through. For instance did you notice the v blade on the front of the tractor. That dozer would never work even in North Georgia and even less in Oregon and California. However it is ideally suited for its area, the lower coastal plain.
Mr. Tippin talks about his Junk yard 01:21 , The new Barbie Country Stars of today probably have never been in a junk yard to get some parts they need , much less "Have your Own Junk Yard". GO Tippin Country!
My ancestor Thomas Joseph Rich died at this battle. His son, Elijah Andrew Jackson Rich fought in the northern Virginia Campaign with General Lee. He returned home to find his father, killed by Sherman’s troops, at the age of 55. Neither of my ancestors own slaves, but both protected the state they were proud to represent.
We appreciate their service. The civil war was not about slavery and unfortunately ppl think it was. Maryland and New Jersey were slave states during the civil war. Only 12 years before the war started Illinois voted to prohibit African Americans to move there.
