OhioDirt1 is a channel linked to Bojanowski Excavation, an Ohio based excavation company. We love to work in the dirt especially Ohio Dirt. Born, raised and still residing in Ohio we love to play in the dirt. This channel has a changed a bit over the years, but finds its home with Ohio Dirt 1.
If you like playing in the dirt, machines and learning new tips and tricks then you’re in the right place. If you this far we really appreciate it.
The goal of the channel is to provide content that is both educational as well as creating a family fun channel. You'll find content regarding dirt work, machine work and maybe even some horse related content as we have a small ranch in Ohio.
We want to be interactive with our audience so please comment and share you tips or experiences with us.
I feel bad, was such a beautiful environment and obviously caring owners. They get locked in a cage like prisoners in a jail cell. There's got to be a better way. I love animals I love what you
Hey young girl. Believe me, living in a big city without acquaintances, skills and capital. Very difficult. Living in a remote place. And being with family is so much more beautiful.
You should have bought the Newer Spreader with the agitator that helps spread the whole load without needing the pitch fork. I have a product review video of the Newer Spreader in my RU-vid channel “Total Horse Media”.
We bought this Countyline spreader a year ago. It has never worked properly. The first thing that happened was a nut came off the wheel engagement lever while we were using it (1st time) and bent the levers. We had poor help from Tractor Supply. They kept referring us to CountyLine who intern referred us back to tractor Supply. It was like neither wanted t to be bothered. After months, we finally received the replacement part, which we had to pick up. After putting it back together, the engagement lever kept getting jammed up against the metal post on the wheel. We have to use a screwdriver or hammer to dislodge it every time, otherwise, the drum won't close. My last complaint is that it doesn't drop the maneuver evenly, it only comes out a teaspoon at a time and only from one side. I would not recommend this spreader to anyone.
Something that worked for us when the engagement lever jammed against the metal post was to just simply back up a couple feet and relieve pressure against the post. Otherwise it’s been great for us.
Lots asking if this would spread compost? I'd like to know the same thing. Has anyone used this to spread compost? also is there a way you can open up half way? I was also thinking you might be able to lay a screen in first and then put in your compost or peat moss I might slow it down a bit so it wouldn't come out to thick?
Wow I am really sorry about no response. I haven’t checked the channel in a while. Looks like I need to get back to it😁. As for compost I would say yes. Closing 1 side though would be tough since the tumbler is located right in the middle. I am sure with some redesign it’s possible.
We have one for spreading horse manure and it's not worth the gas it took in your truck to go get it. Axle is bent. agitator plugs and wraps up with hay. Because the axle is bent, the chain won't stay on. One wheel feel off of the rim also. about a year old
Wow that’s a bummer. Ours is doing well. We do have hay in the agitator from time too time, but we don’t put much in the spreader because of that. We also feed our bourse in slow feeder bags nets and they clean up pretty well so we don’t have a lot of wasted hay in the stalls.
**Atn Countyline** I'm looking for a compost spreader. I don't have horses and I'll only use this thing a few times per year to improve the quality of my soil. If you could please modify one of your existing products for home owners, I'd buy it!
DonnieDarko727 hey sorry for the late response. Yes I try to keep as much hay out of the spreader as possible. It will get caught up in agitator bar. Again sorry for the failure to reply. Didn’t know I had a comment. 😄. I’m a RU-vid newbie. Let me know if you have other questions.
