Instagram: idigit4 Hey guys! We are on a power line right-of-way doing some heavy bush hogging with the John Deere 329E and the MTL XCT! Let's get this done, so sit back and enjoy the ride! #JohnDeere #MTL #XCT
I Love to watch your videos. As a disabled man. I can’t do much but watching your videos helps me no to get in a fog and worry about things. Your cutting videos are awesome. I wish I could meet you one day and shake your hand. Thanks for helping me sir😊
I know that it was my imagination but I had not smelled dog fennels since I was a little girl but when you ran over those with the cutter it brought back 70 years of memory to my mind in the cotton fields in Northwest Florida. How I loved this time of the year when the goldenrods was blooming and we would cut dog fennel brooms for our playhouse. Thanks for the memories.
Mad respect. A crew just cleared brush on the powerline ROW next to my house. Insane. It's down a steep hill, across a creek, then up an almost sheer cliff face. They scouted it with a drone and had workers repelling down the cliff with brush cutters, working by hand. There was a helicopter supervising and checking the work, all while staying out of the powerlines. They were absolutely not playing around.
Nice cleanup of that power line! Thanks for posting….at first I thought you’ve been spending to much time inside that machine when you were doing the Star Trek thing!! LOL ha ha ha nice intro!!
I use to run a side mounted bush hog on a tractor for the city. I hit a bicycle once but the wildest was when i caught a power pole guy wire that was broken off. Blade caught it and damn near pulled the pole down. In a split second it spun up and ripped that thing out of the top of the pole. I stopped the hydraulic flow as fast i could. Had to torch the cable wound around the blades to get it off.
Ooooooh that was super fun & I'm really glad you didn’t run over any Tribbles out there🖖🖖 Absolutely love the straight lines & no music. Great job!! 👍👏💯👏👍
@@idigit4967 i should really say that andrew is my husband, it's actually me Amanda that's watching your amazing videos. pleased to meet you, thank you for your channel, i love it x
Gee, after that cut I felt so good~~ It was like a long hayride at my 1st church fair! All that greenery makes me homesick. Lol, I really enjoyed this one . 🌹🌲🌳🌲🌲 🌴
Looks like the MTL is doing a fairly good job. I tried to buy one myself because I had seen a few of these videos and figured it was worth a try. Especially since it is really cheap in comparison. Paid my money for the MTL top of the line rotary mower and a root rake. They canceled my order after 6 weeks and kept part of my money. Sorry to say I would never go there again.
*_Beam me up, Scotty!_* (A line never spoken). Really enjoyed the _Star Trek_ dialogue - particularly Bones telling Kirk he was a doctor! Thanks for the memory. PS - It isn't about whether the accents are accurate or if the impressions are consistent with the voices of the original actors. It's about following the classic dialogue of the series and letting us all take a short walk down memory lane - a time when things were much less hectic and much more peaceful (i.e., being concerned about whether or not there was any smoking going on in the high school boys' bathroom, rather than worrying about your child being shot.).
So I've got this really fantastic movie collection, plus Amazon and Netflix. But instead I'm watching this artist with heavy machinery decimate small trees. Go figure.
My name is David Thrash and I am back and able to watch your fun channel again. I had to unsubscribe but I am back and going to get caught up. Keep them coming.
Are you working for the power company or land owner where the power lines just cross his or her property . Very good video , just wondering due to I do the same type work in North Carolina.
Wanna know some info. How can i get one of these brush hog / mulcher (other than bobcat brush cut) to malaysia? My email query didnt get any reply at all?
I'm guessing you have air conditioning in your cab?...Do you ? Do you listen to music while your mowing? Or is it too loud and just wear hearing protection 🤔? What state are you in? Thanks for the videos...your fans in Oklahoma 🇺🇸
I started with a Farmall 300 row crop tractor and a model 405 Bush Hog cutter. I eventually upgrade my tractor to a 6600 Ford. The place I live has rock as part of it's name for a reason. I've beat up rocks for years here. Personally I think jerking stumps out of the ground with a brush cutter is harder than hitting a rock. I've never sharpened the blades on that brush cutter. Doesn't need it the blades are that heavy duty. My Rhino TM 84 finish mower is a different story. The blades need sharpened on it now.
Every time you backup your not cutting nothing. I trim under the electrical line path for the city. My trimmer is behind my tractor, I take gas and oil for the tractor cuz I trim more than 12 miles. I also trim along the railroad to outside city limits.
I was thinking the same thing. I only mow around 1/4 of a mile of power line on my property and currently do it with a Kubota 3901 and a heavy duty 6' Bush Hog brush cutter.
When he backs up, the blades are still spinning. If left over debris rises it gets cut. It's very observable in his videos. Of course "not cutting nothing" is a double negative, so really you're (not "your") saying is he IS cutting something.
I watch on my iPad. I click on the three little dots, top right of screen. You can choose different playback rates. I usually go with 2X for this type of video.
I have around 1/4 mile or so of power line on my land. I use a Kubota 3901 and a heavy duty 6' Bush Hog brush cutter. I start down one side and come back up the other side like mowing a lawn. Don't have so much time taking the mower over already mowed areas. Doesn't take too long to mow it when I get started.
@@vashon100 I've never used a 15' batwing but, from what I can find out it takes 75hp to run it. In my opinion a 75hp tractor and 15' batwing bush hog in that small of an area would be a pain. Maneuvering around those poles to get a close cut looks to me like would be time consuming. I guess if you was really good it wouldn't take as long. That's a lot of money to invest just to cut small areas like this though. I cut my power line a while back and used the Kubota 3901 and Rhino TM 84. I have probably 3/8 of a mile to cut. It hadn't been cut for quite a while so some of the grass was probably 5' tall or so. It'd also help if I sharpened the blades. I wrote all of this and reread your comment. If you was talking about my tractor then no turning radius isn't a problem. I also have guy wires to cut around. The smaller tractor makes it easier than when I was using my 6600 Ford.
