600 YARDS THROUGH BRUSH HELL! Mulching A 600 Yard Fire Break 

You could try a GPS with the property lines over laid

Great idea using a drone

Vision is already limited in those thing… no way I’d be able to look up and see a drone… you really just need to know point A and B and if it’s a straight line in between or do you need to add more points

Good idea. But don't forget uncle Sam. If he were to use a drone for his land work or for uploading on RU-vid he would have to have his commercial drone license. It's a substantial fine if caught using a drone improperly. And possibly even criminal.

You are correct.....plus the mulch on the ground is fuel. Mulching it down was ok, just have to come back and disk it to make it a fire break.........

if it was me, i will make the cab closed tight, you never knew a snake or bee or fire ant craw inside the cab

I totally agree. Way cooler than a field mulch. Kind of like carving your own road 🛣️. Still love all mulching though.

Yeah, Ironbark and Darwin Stringybark to name just two species!

@@TimberdeckingnowAuDeckBuilders and then there is Tallow wood, don't put a flail mower anywhere near these trees... The teeth are likely to be spat out.

this way was better for the planet, no burning pile, those tree become soils,

Us hick farmers know how to find property lines in spite of being technologically challenged. But the contractors we hire are always in a big rush and eff things up. I paid a guy to build barbed wire fence, and he put the damn thing several feet inside my property line along the county road easements. That's equivalent of giving away several acres of farmland to the county. At $13.5K a mile I'm not too happy, since I told that little punk to put it exactly on the property line. There were no obstacles, no rocks, no trees, nothin. I don't need equipment operators tryin to make decisions for me.

My area… you’d have to open an account… so they’d run your credit and then before tax the minimum I found was $1600 a day… like 5 something for the week… but that’s basically the same rate most people in my area charge… so your paying the same but one comes with an operator and no credit check

I use an angle grinder

why does he not just use GPS?

Agree

Two to three times wider than the height of surrounding grass or brush.

@@bevshelden6536 here in NC the firebreak must be 50 feet because of so many super tall loblolly pine trees. I was going to cut all the trees around my house until they said 50 feet all around, then I said, no way am I oosing all the natural wooded landscape but I did cut it 50 feet on two sides of the house.

Yeah this isn't going to stop anything

@kitob1852• the trail should have been at least wide enough for a vehicle (pickup or jeep) he should definitly come back and clean it up a little better.