#54 Land Clearing With Kubota L Series Tractor 

Still coming back to some of the old videos, Mr. Morgan. Good stuff.

good video - I had a similar experience with a Kubota on my brother in law's block. Ran the whole tractor up over a big tree stump aboout 12 inch off the ground - didnt see it as it was surrounded with brush. High centered it under the stump (probably was going a bit fast) and it tetered and then fellover sideways with me able to get far enough away so it didnt fall on me. It didn't have Roll Over Protection Bar like you have but it could have been deadly. I had a friend who was killed on his bush block while cleaning out a culvert. All I can say is walk the job before you venture into the scrub and you should be safe Paul Melbourne Australia

I like the old apple orchard. Looks nice and neat. It would make a nice place for another mini cabin

Nice video Mike. Great tutorial on the bush hog. Keep the Kubota lessons coming.

Enjoyed your video and having cleared land on our hunting lease here in Louisiana, I can relate to you.

Very good tip on watching out for pulling trees down on top of you with the back of the bucket. Clearing trails in my mostly wooded property, I have had this happen to me. It's also a good idea to wear a hard hat in the woods, you never know when you'll dislodge a hanging dead branch.

Hi Mike, greetings from Australia. Really enjoy your channel and how sensible your videos are. Great to be living the dream. Love how you take excellent care of your equipment!

Love that orange thing working with mike!

So many excellent videos Mike and this one might be my favorite. I’m getting ready to clear some new trails and connect some old ones using the JD 1025R and Woods RC4 rotary cutter. My woods aren’t quite as dense as yours although I’m meeting with a state forestry guy next week to develop a management plan. Not to log, rather to enhance my forest and improve wildlife habitat. Btw, I’m probably 3 hours due west of you in Ohio. Thanks for all the work you put into these videos Mike.

Awesome video! One thing I often think about when clearing my property is how cool it must have been a hundred years ago when you could go to the general store and buy a box of Dynamite. Punch a couple holes under a stump, lite the fuse and run... Then all you had to do was drag away the stump and fill the hole. 😃👍

Mike, nice video. Dad used to tell about digging and burning stumps, they used dynamite once in a while but it cost money and the four sons didn't. Take care. Greg B.

Love your videos. Great entertainment you've got some beautiful land there. I just got a L2501 and I wish I had some more land to work it like you do. Keep the videos coming

Nice tip with watching out for trees Mike something I have found to watch out for is the Back edge of the brush hog it will get dented up on trees and rocks so like you say take it slow Thanx

Good info. Thank you for sharing

Nice Looks Better Already!! 👊

I'm a new subscriber and loving what you are doing with your property.

Great job. 🤗 Nice environment.

Good video Mike and thanks for sharing

I also have brush to clear. I have an announce of locust in one location and have punched tires several times with the thorns.

Mike I can't believe you did not run into any ground 🐝! Take care.

Need to adjust your position control down stop. You are running the bush hog blades right into the dirt. Good video

I feel like bushhogs are magic erasers that if you dont like the growth in an area...erase it! haha nice video mike!

I've always ran Deere equipment,but looks like that Kubota is serving you well

I may be the last holdout but man I just refuse to do Facebook and give that weasel Zuckerberg access to my personal life lol.

Been doing a land clearing project myself lately. I have a B series Kubota and I am so glad I bought it. Do you have any ideas for clearing stone ledge? I'm a bit on a budget so hiring someone is out of the picture. I heard fire-setting is a cheap option albeit time consuming. Any info would be great. Thanks.

Sir, I am offering a tip that I find very helpful in maintaining my 3701 and attachments. We all know equipment must be greased and often. I take a 3/4" or 1" flat washer and place it next to the grease zirt. I then use a yellow enamel paint pen and fill in the hole in the washer. This is great if you are forgetful, like I am. I get grease in every fitting without missing any. If you like this, you may want to share it. I see a lot of first time tractors owners on your channel that this tip may be useful.

Bring back the Kubota!!!

Guys I’m tired of college. I have 40 acres of woodland in North Mississippi and I’m clearing it to start a farm. I’m rejecting this liberal indoctrination camp and I’m going to farm.

Hi Mike, Im a newbie on here, i wanted to see the seed sower in action, take care, Dave..

Can't wait for the future videos where you finish it up. Tell us about what the machine with the thumb device rents for...

if you take off the REAR chain guard, you get better use of available power, but just the rear, the front one protects you

Great video Mike. I'm looking forward to the video of the excavator this weekend. Please mention in it what it coast you per hour or day. I'm sure it will be a little different here in SC on the coast. I'd just like to compare. I hope to do some work on my property this fall when it cools down. Keep up the good work.

Any thoughts on planting some new apple trees in that area since it was previously an Apple Orchard?

Have you though of making Bio char with the wood if your going to burn it in a pit great resource to be used to amending fruit trees gardens etc... lot of you tube info out there on the subject or even chipping it I tried using the back to Eden method with my vegetable garden worked out great...

Any reason why you would or would not recommend the piranha teeth bucket attachment for what you were doing there with the bucket? Thanks.

When you're running the brush hog are you lifting it up and down as you back up? (Tutorial?) Sorry ...Rookie new guy! Thanks!

Wow an old video but a good one. Wheres the bota now Mikey

I want to do that sooooo bad!!!

Excellent video Mike. Can that tractor/bush-hog handle 2 inch saplings, chop them u p and then be able to run back over the cleared area without punching a hole in the tractor tire from the cut off saplings?

Mike! Dad and I watch your videos, and have learned a lot, thanks! Questions for you: We are getting ready to buy a Kubota, and will be doing property work similar to what we see you doing. Love the 3901, but for not much more we could get into an MX4800 with the beefier loader and bigger implements. Do you ever wish you had gone with a bigger model Kubota? Any plans to upgrade? Thanks!

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What model rotary cutter do you have? Is it a RCF20 or a RCF27?

a skid steer with a turbo saw will cut the trees at ground level, much less hours than the excavator and you just leave the stump in the ground, you cam move a lot of brush with just your loader bucket

What ever happened with the Chestnut Trees you were going to plant there ?

Mike, I'm surprised you don't have a backhoe attachment. When I first got my tractor B3350 two years ago I didn't get the backhoe because I didn't think I'd use it enough to warrant the cost. Well, every time I needed to do something I'd tell myself, "You know if you had a backhoe you could do ..." So, I just recently got the backhoe and haven't stopped using it except for the days it's raining. Now I'm tickled pink to have it. -Sharon

What model brush hog is that ?

Great video Mike.. I just picked up a Landspride bush hog this past weekend for use at the camp in the central Adirondacks... Like you said it was not a cheap purchase... Do you find the chain guards better then the band on the back and front of the unit... Thanks Chief...

Is this a 6 or 5' bush hog?

Met a guy on the hunt. Just make a space a horse can walk through

Mike what h. p. is your kobota tractor

HAHAHAHAHA Tree Killer....

Any reason why you do or don’t recommend the piranha teeth attachment on the front of the bucket for what you were doing there with the bucket? Thanks.