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Homeowner VS Professional Chipper | Not What I was EXPECTING
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@dropshot1967 Год назад

you could collect the woodchips by blowing them into the back of your truck (protect the windows with a piece of cardboard). Then you could unload them where you need them.

@stephencynthiascherry6340 Год назад

Could save chips in the dump wagon down by the goat barns. Just have to empty the wood in it first.

@EnorMouseUK Год назад

I was going to suggest building a 'catcher's mitt' out of timber and a tarp to go inside the back/bed of the truck to do exactly that. Use a sheet of ply or similar to form a base and then you could just tip it out into one giant pile.

@mihandsplitters705 Год назад

Run the chips through a second time for excellent animal bedding

@waisangyau8653 Год назад

@@mihandsplitters705 Yeah... bit of a waste not to use those chips on the farm

@bryanlloyd1099 Год назад

Great idea!!

@randolphroark1463 Год назад

The chippers I have used had both six cylinder and V8 engines. I worked in the tree trimming industry for 35 years. Our chippers can keep up with six men feeding them. The size of the chips depend on the knives and the settings.

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Thanks for your input. No doubt about it, the units with the auto-type 6 or 8 cylinder engines would make short work of almost anything tossed in the maw.

@centurion726 Год назад

I am thinking the bed knife and blades where dull on the rental you can see by the output of chips, the rental chipper is still dinky but should of been a lot better. I have worked on repair side of the tree trimmers fleet for years and there should have been no comparison between the two.

@BruceMesser21 Год назад

Set a trail cam up on the chickens just to see what curious predators you have trying to move in to the noise in the evenings. They may not attack yet, but getting ahead of what's coming in before they do is a good thing.

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

2:40 - worried about those gaps in the back - rather inviting spaces for hungry critters to get in and chow down... so far, so good. 🤞

@BruceMesser21 Год назад

I'm worried about the tarp on top. A bear can open that up with no problem

@shartne Год назад

@@BruceMesser21 A Bear can open up your house if it wants to.

@Jadae Год назад

@@shartne I hope the bear at least has manners and knocks first.

@patriciafuchs5970 Год назад

All this wood chipping brings the movie “Fargo” to mind! I find it amazing. Hope Gina is mending well. She’s smart to listen to her body. Prayers coming your way

@TheFlatlander440 Год назад

Good Morning. I'm curious why you didn't opt for a PTO driven wood chipper especially with that big TYM tractor. The added torque from a diesel is a beast in comparison with gasoline driven wood chippers. Their cost ranges from $3500 to $6000 depending on how many HP your tractor puts out. Anyway, it was just a thought.

@StoneKathryn Год назад

I've seen my neighbor's wood chipper on his tractor work and it's impressive! He has an old IH small 27 hp Farmall tractor.

@agnestakacs2059 Год назад

Good morning 😊 good to see the chickens are alive and well! Praying Gina continues to heal and get stronger each day

@teresahyneman4349 Год назад

Good morning to ya Agnes!

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

G'day, Agnes! I was a little concerned at 2:40 at the size of the opening by the ground on the back edge. A motivated racoon or some weasel-type of critter would have little problem digging under and helping themselves to a chicken dinner... agree with you with prayers for Gina and hope she's on the mend towards her normal self!

@forrestgump9576 Год назад

Good morning Agnes!

@InsideTraderNancy Год назад

@@samvalentine3206 yeah its going to happen just a matter of time.

@jacquelinewells7575 Год назад

Really like the chicken tractor but are you not a little concerned that a raccoon or coyote or other animal might try and dig down and under to get into it. Hope Gina is still recovering well.

@terrimoore5181 Год назад

Always love your family's videos. Praying for Gina and hope she is resting!

@SpicySteve-tz2so Год назад

Glad the chickens made it their first night! Continued prayers for Gina with her recovery, and for you and Olivia as you encourage her!

@jacquelinewells7575 Год назад

Hey Al, instead of the chips laying all along the side of the road what if you pulled the chipper with that little truck you bought and that way you can turn the chipper to blow them into the back of it and then you can just tilt it to empty it somewhere on the property and just make one big pile of them. Just thought that would be easier than having all the chips all up and down the side of the road. Also really like the new chicken tractor but aren’t you a little concerned a coyote or some other animal may try and dig to get up and under it. Hopefully Gina is recovering well.

@goodiebee3007 Год назад

Or climb over the side. That tarp roof won’t stop a coon or bear.

@louisl.8724 Год назад

@@goodiebee3007 He need's to put the same type of wire that is on the sides, on the top and as a floor too.

@jaynedavis3388 Год назад

Fantastic idea. I’ve been bothered by the many piles too but didn’t know how to fix it

@clarencewiles963 Год назад

Anything bigger is fire wood. Thanks again for your feedback and information.

@ericroadking7564 Год назад

A good days work chipper contest was interesting! Hope Gina is mending well. Glad chickens were safe!! Stay blessed everyone!!!

@teresahyneman4349 Год назад

Good Tuesday morning to ya Eric!

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Thanks, Eric! Hope you and yours stay blessed as well! The chipper contest was fun to compare. Al's owned DR unit would be great if it was self-powered to feed. Another person could accomplish that goal... even with another set of hands, no doubt the Bandit would win out when it comes to speed.

@ericroadking7564 Год назад

@@samvalentine3206 good morning!!

@ericroadking7564 Год назад

@@teresahyneman4349 good morning!!!!

@craigdreisbach5956 Год назад

Good morning Al. I enjoyed the video. Consider a chipper that runs of your tractor PTO. I looked at Wallenstein and a Woodland Mills. (not a sponsor) I bought the Woodland Mills 3 months ago. Handles an 8 inch log and is self feeding...all for the price of the DR. My PTO horsepower is about 35. I live near All Around Power if you want to check it out. Kind Regards. Craig

@StoneKathryn Год назад

Thanks for commenting about this. Someday we'll get a tractor and as many PTO attachments as we can get! I love seeing our neighbor run his. His snow blower off his tractor is amazing. He has to back up to do it but it is really good at throwing the snow way away from the driveway! The chipper is awesome too.

@jacksak Год назад

At somewhere between $5K - $10K for the Bandit XP 6 inch at recent auction prices. that Bandit you rented seems like it must be incorrectly adjusted or needs new parts or just isn't worth the money. So, great video here showing what it really does fortunately only used as a rental.

@deltonwatts9726 Год назад

Great demonstration of the chippers.

@CapnScott Год назад

I have a chipper for my tractor. It is a must have for a farm.

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

What are the specs of yours, Cap'n?

@robertworman4355 Год назад

Good morning Al, Gina, Olivia and all the Lumnah friends and family

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Howdy Robert! Hope all is well with you and yours and that you have a great week!

@AncientHermit Год назад

I hope Gina is doing ok❓ Given all you said about those chippers, if I were in your shoes, I'd like to at least try out and compare a PTO driven chipper on your TYM Tractor, it ought to have way more power than either of those two self powered chippers.🤔 I looked and they are out there, even saw one or two on ebay. Because they assume you already have the power, then the value is all in the chipping mechanism.🤨Be well.😉

@stevealldred4424 Год назад

Good Morning Al, Gina and Olivia! Very interesting comparisons. DR makes very good home equipment! Continued prayers for Gina and a quick and pain free recovery and return to her daily activities. Always in our prayers!

@lindamartinez8569 Год назад

❤

@evalinawarne1337 Год назад

Good morning AL and GINA and LADY Oliva Gina PRAYING WITH YOU. Miss seeing you. Thankful your home.

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Prayers for The Lumnah Family, especially Gina! Blessings to you, Evalina... take care of yourself. 🙏

@Fulltimer Год назад

Gina: we truly pray you are doing well. All of us that have had a major problem know that recovery can be a real challenge. Sometimes the days don't move at all. Pray and you will be back and your new home will welcome your return.

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Amen - nicely said! 🙏👍

@forrestgump9576 Год назад

Yes! Agree and could not said it better!

@maryjemison1101 Год назад

So Beautiful with All the. fall Colors Gina Big Hugs 🤗 And My Get Well Blessings 🙏✨✨🙏❤️

@mr.ricknohle3795 Год назад

Continued prayers for Gina's speedy recovery! Hope you are all well!

@elizabethmacdonald4605 Год назад

Good mauhnin Lumnah acres and friends! Hope everyone has a wonderful week.

@StoneKathryn Год назад

Good morning Elizabeth. We woke up to a killing frost of 23 degrees this morning here in Minnesota. I hope you're staying warm! Have a great day! Butchered my meat birds last weekend. Yay, that's done!

@josephlansberry737 Год назад

Have considered adding a roost to the chicken tractor?

@kipcudd7253 Год назад

I'd want to get a 3 point mounted chipper with a 10 ' dump trailer behind it would be the perfect setup especially for someone wanting to create a stockpile for compost or mulch. 3 point chippers will do just as big as the bandit but would be using less fuel because your tractor would be more fuel efficient than a 37 hp gas engine. I think of less handling of the chips ,less fuel used.

@marianbrown4173 Год назад

Good morning Lumnah family from chilly Scotland. Al that driveway looks fantastic, beautiful autumn colour. Hope Gina is healing well. I have yo7 all in my prayers.

@lizgessnermcallister4884 Год назад

Wouldn’t the chickens like a roosting bar?

@billamick2338 Год назад

Glad to know that Gina is getting better by the day. Still long way to go so keep on taking it easy. Now as the chipper, anyone that reads lips please let those of us that don't know what Al said why running it. LOL

@StoneKathryn Год назад

Even with headphones I couldn't hear a word he said!

@ANGEL77762 Год назад

Good Morning Lumnah Family, and Friends. I hope that y'all have a wonderfully blessed day!!

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Thanks Angel! Howdy! Hope you and yours also have a blessed day!

@LumnahAcres Год назад

Gooooood Morning

@TheKamakuraGardener Год назад

Good morning Angel 🤩👍🏾

@sailingbvi1 Год назад

Al, Could you pick up all the brush with your grappler and put the brush in one place? The chip pile could accessed easier. Just thought. Good to see the 6 chicks made it through the night. God bless you and your family, especially prayers to Gina's speedy recovery.

@josephdriscoll8527 Год назад

Good morning, being the type of person I 'am, I would pull and make piles of brush with the excavator to eliminate all the ditch walking and speed up the process since you did a good job laying out the brush. Armchair opinion, take care be safe.

@johnhouchins3156 Год назад

I'd be interested to know exactly how sharp (or dull) the blades on the Bandit are. My guess is, since it's a rental, that they may be much more dull than your DR. You personally have a personal investment in it as opposed to the rental where the company understands that when it's down for sharpening it's not making $$$.

@shirleyannconfer9651 Год назад

You might want to add captions when the chipper is running for those of us that can’t read lips, LOL. I love your videos.

@ilonakatalindako-tolman5545 Год назад

What a beautiful ... gorgeous....surrounding area you have, and in the fall season it’s the most....💝💫

@rickwalling1148 Год назад

Humm! Wonder if DR lent him the chipper and he was having a rough time in admitting the bandit was more efficient!!

@williamlowry1274 Год назад

You have a tractor. If you are going to continually have branches to chip I'd check out a PTO wood chipper. Some will do very large branches, and are self feed. If you go PTO that means you have one less engine to maintain.

@freddien7 Год назад

Isnt there a better way of picking them up rather than small piles?. maybe get grab on the tractor go along edge where the branches are scoop them into a pile near the end Then stand and throw them in!! glad Ginas getting better.

@joycemcneill853 Год назад

Have you considered a PTO powered chipper? We love ours. We make mountains of mulch with all the tree debris from firewood cutting here in NW Montana.

@nahnisjourney1406 Год назад

Hoping everyone is having a wonderful day and week. Thinking of Gina, and hoping she is beginning to feel a lot better and adjusting more and more with each day.

@gardeningfishingjimw9364 Год назад

Great to see the chooks still there Al!! Good comparison of the two chippers too. I have an electric chipper and does up to 2 inches and you have to lift into the hopper but the chips flow out low only so I run a tarp to catch all of the chips. For a normal houseblock sized home it is ideal for what I need and does a decent chip size.

@StoneKathryn Год назад

Thanks for commenting about that. We just bought an electric chipper too. We hope it'll help us clean up all the small branches from our fallen trees.

@raymondheckard234 Год назад

The bandit chipper is an upscale homeowner unit, it is not a commercial unit. The model you was using is what they call the enter level unit and is designed for a farm or ranch to use, or a person that has a hobby craft lawn care service, or the home owner who has a lot of trees. The 7” model and higher is classified as a commercial unit and those base model prices start out at $20000 and go up, based on the 2019: price list. That unit used can be bought for $3000 to $5000, new the base model without upgrades is about $10000, the price all depends on the bell and whistles you add on to it.

@chrisoakey9841 Год назад

you need roosts for the chicken coop. have you thought of catching the chips. you could use you excavator and a steel box to press the chips into compressed fuel for your furnace. it seems like it needs a sharpen. you could add a self feed for your chipper. buy an old scrap self feeder and replace the chipper with yours.

@StoneKathryn Год назад

Good idea! That would (wood) speed things up!

@jamesmoore1743 Год назад

Al you need to check out PTO chipper shredders that can hook up to your tractor and I believe you can get them I believe starting out at 8" diameter and get larger

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Now that's an excellent idea... utilizing the power of the TYM's PTO!

@CCRider5312 Год назад

Goooood Morrrning Lumnahs 👋🏻 And subscriber friends 👋🏻 Hope everyone’s week has started out great and that you have an awesome week ! 👍

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Thanks, CC! Wishing that you also have an awesome week!

@CCRider5312 Год назад

@@samvalentine3206 Good Morning & thanks Sam my Friend 😁👍

@teresahyneman4349 Год назад

Good Tuesday morning to ya CC!

@jamesscroggins3486 Год назад

Nice cleanup! You need the larger one for the size of your property. Even bigger than that if they make it. You can buy us d ones from the power company sometimes

@StoneKathryn Год назад

Good suggestion! They have to cut down trees and clean up by chipping all the time! Good idea!

@patriciablanton6243 Год назад

Glad Gina is coming along nicely, continued prayers. Liking that coop more each time I see it. Like the little wood chipper, especially since the larger one costs over $3,000. The fall colors are amazingly beautiful.

@v3124 Год назад

The little DR chipper cost $4k. A new bandit like the one he used would probably be around $15k.

@clarencewiles963 Год назад

Winter is coming! Will the chickens need an enclosed area for nighttime temperatures? Thanks again for your work. Gina keep getting well. We need to continue keeping a eyes on the Off Grid Property.

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Good questions, Clarence. Guess time will tell... The chickens get no heat at the original homestead, but they have New Yolk City, a nice place they can go to get out of the cold... enclosed and wind-resistant. This current arrangement will need some protected zone to help the birds cope overnight in the coop. 🙂

@yearounder Год назад

@@samvalentine3206 These are meat birds, they will be overwintering in the freezer.

@MrsPink64 Год назад

I thought they were egg layers? Don’t usually get all different types for meat chickens since they grow at different rates.

@Ottedikkie Год назад

They could use some sticks to sit on

@paddygoesracing Год назад

I sure he will sort the out

@lauriesmith7793 Год назад

Nice clean up job. Now your road ready for some ❄️. Yes prayers for Gina to keep on healing, physical and emotional.

@seeker9257 Год назад

Mornin Al, you might want to consider a small lock (or nut and bolt) on that chicken tractor door latch, seemed pretty easy to open for a nosey coon or bear. Hope Gina's healing well with plenty of rest. Cheers from Australia.

@gophersgirl Год назад

Lol, the roof will last about 2 seconds if a bear puts his paw on it. Tarp roof is useless in regards to predator protection imo...

@keithprinn720 Год назад

think reducing time by carrying more than one each time walking from the pile to the unit then feed them one by one or small batches but less trips walking.

@egood4531 Год назад

Tractor supply sells Carhart heavy farm jackets. They have what looks like canvas exterior and are water proof. I bought an extra large size so based on temp can do more or less layers. At 4 layers (Shirt, Light hoodie, Heavy winter hoody, and Carhart) I have worked in -40° windy weather. This is what I would suggest for the farm. Naturally that is just top, Do the same for bottom. Stay dry and warm. Get well Gina and get your winter gear too.

@stevek4727 Год назад

Good to see you working in great Fall conditions! Color is very similar at my SW VA mountain property. Hope Gina is recovering well! All the best to the Lumnah family!!

@bevnelson3678 Год назад

Pleased to hear Gina is doing well. Keep up the good work. Doing the driveway gives you a break from building. Your probably enjoying the change.

@genegoodman5233 Год назад

Al, you need to build something for the chickens to get up on off the ground. Maybe a shelf or rooster rods and maybe a box with small auto door. You have a brush unit for the front of your tractor, if you use it to pickup and carry all the brush to a central area. It will be much faster loading the unit cause you want be walking so much and you can load more than 1 at a time. This will also put all the chips in one location instead of small piles Down the road. I think half of your time is spent walking back and forth.

@LarryTait1 Год назад

The 8” woodland mills with hydraulic feed is very similar, and cost effective. It would fit nicely on your TYM three point hitch. I love it. Watching it eat through an entire 5 “ thick trees, from the base to the top is so satisfying

@marinbandel2574 Год назад

Good morning Al! Nicely done, snow plowing will be much easier this winter. Prayers for Gina continue. Hugs from N.C..❤️🙏

@kalaipaa Год назад

Wow Al, that chipper was fast!! Oh wait, that was time lapse!! hahaha Prayers for Gina as always. Prayers for your chickens. Aloha from Hawaii!!!

@denisewilson8367 Год назад

That bigger Bandit chipper is fast. Twice as fast as the DR chipper. But I'm sure the price is about double too.

@kalaipaa Год назад

@@denisewilson8367 Renting was the way to go.

@TheKamakuraGardener Год назад

Good Day from Kamakura, Japan! 🇯🇵 Hello Lumnah Acres Family & Friends! Enjoy your week everyone, and stay warm! 🤩👍🏾

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Howdy Robert! Thanks my friend, the same sentiment to you!

@TheKamakuraGardener Год назад

@@samvalentine3206 Good morning Sam! 🤩👍🏾

@LumnahAcres Год назад

Gooooood Morning Japan

@TheKamakuraGardener Год назад

@@LumnahAcres Have a wonderful day; and heal well, Gina! 🥰👍🏾🙏🏾

@lloydwilliams8715 Год назад

Good morning Japan

@gc439 Год назад

There should be a switch on the chipper to allow the feeder to run intermittent with bigger pieces rather than constant

@v3124 Год назад

The larger, more expensive chippers have this.

@gonetroutfishing Год назад

Gooood afternoon from central Florida! Hope everyone has a great day!

@patriciabeyer8029 Год назад

Good morning. It looks good all cleaned up.

@reneebrown2968 Год назад

Al, if you were planning on using that mulch for your garden or animal bedding for winter, you should have blown it into your truck bed. Otherwise it's blown out to too thin of an area to reclaim it for use. It should be collected piled into one pile. It will however build fertility along side your driveway. Maybe later your can plant lots of blueberries or cranberries along your driveway

@tonygrimes13 Год назад

As stated in a previous video these piles of chips will be available for future use.

@normagarrett4509 Год назад

Continued prayers for your Gina hope you get to feeling better soon

@bay9876 Год назад

Energy is the key. 13.5 horse motor running the little chipper would blow it apart but at least go through the brush like butter. Chips make a nice cover for those trails made through the property

@lizregan1949 Год назад

Good morning Al and Gina, 🌄🌻 Have a great day. :)

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Howdy Liz! Hope you have a great day too!

@mariedoremus8440 Год назад

That was a big job! Road looks great. Prayers for Gina!

@ericjohnson1008 Год назад

Good morning y'all from the south of Texas. Be good, do good.

@ACO-Amy Год назад

Excellent video Al. It was hard for me to pay attention to the wood chipping with all that beauty surrounding you. Prayers for continued healing for Gina.

@Val1950MAgirl Год назад

What a satisfying feeling knowing the job is done! Great job Al!

@guygrotke8059 Год назад

Good Morning! We chipped about two dozen dead avocado trees on our place, when we first moved in. Had a DR 13 HP, but it was about 20 years ago, so they have made some improvements since then. To sharpen the blade, it had to be serviced because the blade was built right into the flywheel, and could not be removed through an access hatch. Still, it did a great job when the blade was sharp. Gravity feed worked fine. Never jammed. We bought a lot of DR equipment after that experience. Highly recommended. I can see gaps under the chicken tractor edges. A mink or weasel could easily get in, and kill them all. I think you need something safer, or maybe a secure coop for night time.

@LumnahAcres Год назад

Gooooood Morning

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Howdy Guy! You're right about those gaps... 2:40 and cause for concern

@HaroldMalaby Год назад

Interesting but something I wouldn't need due to "normal property size". What I enjoyed the most was seeing the beautiful roadway you are creating with Fall colors. I personally use roadways that are public ones that are no where as nice as yours. You are a hard worker and enjoy all the stuff you do but what is of most important is Gina's Health. Please have her know we miss her and our prayers continue. Blessings

@tedbryer2512 Год назад

Morning! We always use a buddy system when working with large chippers - that way it is always full and never stalls out. The little one is ok for homeowners but the bandit is commercial grade and well worth the expense. Big hugs to Gina and hope she is feeling better.

@reneebrown2968 Год назад

Next year plan to cut and move all of the brush and trees to a chipping site near where you will use the mulch.

@bobt3374 Год назад

Good Morning Al Gina & Olivia. That was a good couple of days Al Those chippers certainly make the job easier. Also glad to see the chickens are well & ok i suppose they are missing there friends at the moment. Good Gina is recovering well bless her. Take care happy family. 🙏🙏

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Howdy Bob - Positive healing vibes directed towards Gina for sure! 🙂 👍

@Mariekennedy7478 Год назад

Nice job done! Hope Gina is feeling better every day🙏 And hope your doing better with your anxiety and allowing yourself an Al day😊

@LennyLeLizard Год назад

Drove me crazy when I saw you just blow all that Mulch / Wood chips into the woods. Can't believe you didn't save that for future projects. I would have pulled the chipper behind my dump trailer and blew the chips in trailer, then dumped in a pile for future uses around garden / trails / chicken coop, etc. Would also be interesting to see that comparison when both machines both have brand new blades. That rental unit has likely been rode hard and put away wet. Nice Video!

@snowysnobdds7842 Год назад

I have a 6 inch Bearcat chipper, tow behind, and it rocks. I had hundreds of trees killed by the pine beetle and it paid for itself many times over.

@stevenbutcher6979 Год назад

Check into wood max. It's PTO driven off your tractor. Have the hydralic model and are very happy with it

@genewileyopa Год назад

Good Morning Al. That shipper should get the job done. Pray Gina and Olivia are doing well. Thanks for another great video. Al, it's 23 degrees this morning, Burr

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

We're fortunate here on Long Island, NY - it's 56°F on our porch. The 'net says it's 52. Brrr for you is right, Gene! Stay warm!

@LumnahAcres Год назад

Stay warm

@genewileyopa Год назад

@@samvalentine3206 This week is to be cold. Have a good day Sam

@StoneKathryn Год назад

@@genewileyopa Are you in Minnesota too Gene? We woke up to 23 degrees too!

@genewileyopa Год назад

@@StoneKathryn Central Iowa. 45 miles NE of Des Moines

@ronaldfrancis3628 Год назад

Al, a Bear is going to be able to LIFT / PUSH OVER the coop with ease, if its hungry!! Maybe fix deep rooted strong pegs to minimalise any movement, hope this helps!!. God bless you all.

@flyingherbs8366 Год назад

Should they have a roost in there, I think they would like it and that way they wont huddle up near a corner and get attacked. Just a thought. Love what you are doing and glade Gina is doing so well.

@glennnadal2044 Год назад

Good job Al, for your next chipping adventure you should see if you can get a tractor mounted chipper that is pro driven and compare.

@billymiller1319 Год назад

I have run chippers and Tarrups and to cut down on labour you have to chip into a hydrolic tip trailer. you can then stockpile or compost the chips using your tractor. You will need to put a wood or shadenet canopy over the trailer to capture all the flying chips. Regards from South Africa

@jlevilynn Год назад

You need a woodland mills pto powered hydraulic feed chipper for your tractor. We love ours.

@cher-aelarry1987 Год назад

Al Looks to me like that chicken tractor could use a couple of 2x2 cattle panels under the tarp for better security. great Job on your driveway

@whitehillhomestead1799 Год назад

I would recommend a Woodland Mills chipper. I have a WC46 and love it on our small 50 acre homestead in southern NH.

@josettesciberras1613 Год назад

a bear and cayote can easily rake the plastic top with their claws

@gagorian8294 Год назад

can you use wood chips in the woodboiler ?

@tonygrimes13 Год назад

No, the boiler is not designed for chips.

@annettegregg8654 Год назад

Good evening from Wexford Ireland 🇮🇪

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

Howdy Annette!

@TheKamakuraGardener Год назад

Good morning Annette! 🤩👍🏾

@lloydwilliams8715 Год назад

Good morning Annette

@teresahyneman4349 Год назад

Good Tuesday morning to ya Annette! Hope all is well in Ireland!

@forrestgump9576 Год назад

Hi Annette!!!

@wksoftranquility1040 Год назад

should hv gotten the woodland mills 6" pto chipper!!! has self feed...works great !!!!

@forrestgump9576 Год назад

Good morning Al, Gina, and LA friends.! It is absolutely gorgeous there! Hope Gina is doing better, sending love and prayers.

@elizabethmacdonald4605 Год назад

Good morning!

@teresahyneman4349 Год назад

Hiya Forrest, they are having beautiful fall colors!

@dorisgreenberg2811 Год назад

Thinking of you Gina, praying and missing your touch in videos.

@samvalentine3206 Год назад

We all miss Gina and pray for her thorough and complete recovery - you said it perfectly, Doris. Thank you.

@maryjemison1101 Год назад

Good Morning Al, Gina , Olivia, the Autumn 🍂 are so Beautiful 😍 now that’s a woodchopper 😊

@robertlee8714 Год назад

I used small chippers for a while, yeah they worked but slow and high maintenance. I bought a PTO powered unit matched to my 40 HP tractor, huge difference, no comparison.

@annamschnetzer4036 Год назад

Did anyone else want him to feed from the left instead of the right? He waited or had to walk around the tall trees. Inefficient! It’s amazing how we can Monday quarterback, isn’t it? Well, an idea for when next year he clears the other side of the road!

@StoneKathryn Год назад

Al already said he would do the other side of the road next year.

@neildriedger637 Год назад

GREAT video,loved it Al👍🇨🇦🇺🇸🙏❤ GOD BE WITH YOU 🙏

@stanleygallman7800 Год назад

I personally might end up clearing a large wooded area using the larger commercial type chipper. Know idea what it is about but this video was so relaxing 😎. Hoping that your wife Gina continue to make good progress as she's healing from the surgery. Al you have really got a good thing going here on RU-vid from what I can see you really don't need to change much of anything. Great entertainment.

@lindascott2107 Год назад

Hi Gina am missing you out with Al but want you to know will pray for a complete healing.

@mariowickel456 Год назад

Good Morning Al, hope all is well, my buddy has a tree service and he just bought a Vermeer AX17 . talk about making chips 4cyl Cummins 130 hp 12" limbs no problem

@jonniessink1 Год назад

A few reasons why you get stringy chips is 1. The material is going in side ways and not straight on into the "knife" drum. 2. The distance between the knife blade and the "anvil" or bed knife is to far apart allowing stuff to go past w/o it getting cut by the blade. In my experience with claas forage choppers. ( think of it as a big self-propelled chipper) instead of trees is chops cow feed for silage. Any who if the chopped corn wasn't smooth on the ends and starting to fray we ran a sharppen & re adjusted the knife drum ( done automatically) we were able to cut a sheet of paper when finished.