Mulching some Trees 

Love watching your channel. Y'all ABSOLUTELY transform things perfectly!! Being from SC, good to see you guys prosper.

You appear to me to be the kindness person. I loved looking at your videos, here in Maryland. God bless people like you in this world😇.

There is Joy in the House !!! 🏠 😊😊😊

John, You are a man’s man! Giant trucks, trailers, Asv’s, trees, management of huge fires! Dang, your brave! Love the videos!

🤣🤣 used every saw horse avaliable in the shop for that last board. Glad I'm not the only one that rolls like this 🤣🤣

I love watching you guys

Hey John, I'm located in houston ,tx and i like your videos their very informational. i myself have been pondering over getting into this type off business down here but i'm not sure how to charge per the jobs Also any pointers on the business period would be appreciated. I was wondering if you would share with me your pricing model, if that's not intruding too much. i'm an avid outdoors man and there's tons of work in the south that would keep this thing busy from deer leases, under brush clearing as you do, etc. Wishing you continuing success with your business and your awesome crew! thanks in advance!

I remember first one there. Another great job

You do a good job with your equipment, just stay safe. God bless you.

I know it doesn't happen very often, but almost would think that a cut off wheel would be perfect for removing such a large piece of wood like that.

Hai Good Evening Super Great job Super cutting Super finish ing ❤

I love ur music at the end of ur video. Much love to u nd the fellows. GOD BLESS U ALL FOR THE GOOD JOBS YAW BE DOING.

Inspiring work ethic. Well done all! 🦘

Very interesting, Klamath falls Oregon

Great music on the video fabulous STEREO, great video too

This drum mulcher is the absolute best piece of equipment for this type of work, I like the skid loader too. Good job as you always do, continue to work safe.

Отличная работа парни👍

HaHa i love how they have a gate! AND no fence LOL epic

Cut the stumps of at the ground to save ware an tear on your equipment! Saw chains are cheaper then skid steer an attachments !

SO SO AMAZING

This is my third time watching this video. And the thing I always notice is just how intelligent Josh and Willie are. They make good decisions on the job and handle the equipment with great care. As their boss, I give you credit for creating an atmosphere that allows them the independence to be themselves. In other words, you’re no micromanager, hovering over every move they make like a mother hen. You operate more like a team than boss and employees. I loved watching Josh moving that stump over for you to mulch. He showed just how well he understands how that Bobcat works and how to get the best out of it. Kudos to you all.

Gota let the rpms higher on that drum , and cedar trees(especially when theyre on an old fence line are usually full of fen e post staples and nails

I love work. I could sit and watch people do it all day long.

Great looking job as always John !! I know you feel blessed having Josh and Willie on your crew, two great and hard working guy's. Stay safe !!

cut them as low as possible to the ground first and save grinding about 75% of that stump

I enjoy the videos a lot but less music I enjoy the sounds of the machinery 💯👍🏾

Should look at a lubricating system water pack and sprayers reduce wear as water is a solvent and cools steel as friction and heat and pressure equals wear...

I have been watching yall from the beginning

That "flush with the ground" is going to come back to bite 'em! I had a big cedar tree cut down in my front yard and they did that trick. A year or so later what was left had gradually been brought to the top as the earth settled and one good set of mower blades was the cost. It looked flush but the earth was soft by then and the mower just sank right down on top of the residue. BLANG! There went the blades! I had that thing ground completely down so it wouldn't bite me again like that.

That looks like such a fun job. Getting to play with heavy machines all day.

Kudos to Josh on maneuvering that stump. Every time I watch one of your videos, I learn something new. Great job!

Another great job thanks for sharing

Nice follow up to the first video. When I first began watching I was intrigued and began watching other mulching videos. Yet none of them captured the magic, the chemistry that you guys had going. Your narration is excellent - informative without becoming pedantic. And the chemistry between you, Josh and Willie is priceless. I even like your choice of the ASV, and I’m an old Caterpillar man. As long as you keep putting new videos out, I’ll be watching them. I’m hooked.

Always clean and efficient. One of the best!

Great video. Thank you for sharing. Have a good rest of your weekend and stay safe.

In case you're worried about hitting the teeth when you're using the hatchet, a battery operated sawzall would work good for cutting out pieces like that. Milwaukee makes 2 one handed types called a Hack-zall, in either 12v or 18v, brushless (Fuel model) and regular which is a little cheaper but still good for random use like this.

I love watching your videos. I learn a lot from these. You guys are great. Keep up the good work.

Excellent video well done top job top team awesome thanks

John, sweet machine man, looks like it is a huge help getting any job done. Great to see people like yourself in the forestry industry getting active on social media and youtube! I work for Custom Truck One Source. We’re the countries largest supplier of Terex Bucket trucks, also do a ton of grapples, chip box’s, all of it. I wish more guys in your line of work would get active like you do man!💪🏻

What a machine! Wow!

super...james

Really nice to see how you guys do top quality work, and its very tough and dangerous work too, but you both work safely every time, and take care of the customers property as well as your equipment. Honest work, honest pay.

I can understand why you wouldn’t want to use the Fecon regularly on tree stumps but I did enjoy watching you grind them down , excellent video as ever .

That place was jungle back when y'all first hit it. Looks 1,000% better now!

amazing work, does it get tangled up with the overgrown vines. or dont use it with that. just wondering.

I enjoyed the video. Just finished up with some mulching at our land. Rented a bobcat with fecon head. Awesome head worked out better than the bobcat head. I believe the design is better. Not as many hangup’s. Awesome work guys and the trailer turned out nice.

A well organised workshop with everything in its place. Very nice. Regards Billy from South Africa

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I know that 🌲 pine smells soooooo good!

That's just insane what the thing will do to a stump!

Good quality video

if I was not in my mid 50's now I would go into business with a machine like that.

It was 3.30am when this got posted and i should've been going to bed, should've but havent coz im watching it lol. Another great job mate, keep on keeping on , your subs have grown nicely which shows you are doing it right.

Super video as always 🇬🇧

I want to say this- you have trained your helpers well! I generally watch with the sound off, and both your guysseem tobe able to follow directions well, work independently, and get the job done right. No shortcuts. They seem to know their way around a shop! Good for you for hiring them and training them. I enjoy your vids, been watching for a few months now.

Good job !!!

Good Job 👍 stay safe ! 👋👋👋🇩🇪

I just watched a guy today. Iam on Emerald Isle, NC. He went through a stand of bamboo like they were toothpicks. Very impressive. Nice video.

That was fun. Got to get me one to clean up my 155 acre woods.

John I'm just getting into it with a Kubota SVL95 2S & the FAE Sonic mulcher. I have so many questions but this one comes to mind. The Guage on the head. Tell me about it and what am I supposed to be looking for on it

Love the vids stay healthy and safe

Wow that’s chewing down tree s and stumps good job

I love watching that head just eat. Those things are absolutely amazing

As always, great job!

Hello TIM from Canada I just started watching your videos I’m chopping up the trees great videos now this one you were just doing with the skid loader in the word attachment I see you have a piece of wood stuck in your bush hog head suggestion get you a Milwaukee drill or some sort of 1/2 drill and a spade bit might work better because you can angle your drill to where you need it just a suggestion new two year program good stuff

Good morning from St John Parish, Louisiana 22 Sep 20.

I remember this building 👍🏻👍🏻

Good job guys💯👍🏾

Love the music. This channel just keeps getting better and better!

How much fun 🎉does it look like I love running a frontin loader myself but this looks fun

Great video!

Rather than grinding all the length on the stumps cut them close to the ground and then grind the rest. Just a thought

Great video I need one now

Man is enjoying a quiet lunch... You gotta go and start throwing dirt and wood splinters allover in a loud machine!! Dang!! Lol

You will have to help me understand why ripping the 2x10s down to 7.5”. First, a 2x8 is 7.25” wide, not 7.5. Only reason they didn’t use 2x10 originally was cost, $$$. Now you have a board that has a full edge ripped, lost a lot of the value of treated wood unless you applied a new coat of protectant. But, great video, most interesting content, and business venture. I know it is hard work but at the end of the day you can let your pride show. WELL DONE 👍 By the way, spent most of my career in wood products, making lumber.

Another good video, Jon. I really liked the music playing when you fixed the trailer !. Keep posting, guys; and stay safe !

Seeing that piece of stump get caught up in mulcher made me curious on how they perform in a kudzu patch. Have you ever tackled a large patch of the Devil's vine?

The video you did first here is the first video I watched of yours and what got me to subscribe to you

That attachment is pretty sweet

Keep a cordless sawzall with you to cut the between the cutters, then easy to unclog cutting head

I remember that video that was a great one . This one is also good and it was long but not long enough sorry but I like this channel That is one hell of a machine God Bless and say hi to the guys for me

Josh is a good looking man !

nicely done and yea feel ya on yes the cutter head can do it but why unless you have to ....

So did you remember to pull the metal out off the ground. Good to see all of you are still working. God Bless.

Parabéns pelo seu serviço gosto de assistir os seus vídeo campinas sp

Oddly satisfying! Enjoyed it! Wonder if that metal rod is a survey marker or corner property stake!

How do you keep the machine safe from rocks when you’re mulching an overgrown area where you can’t see what’s underneath? What would happen if you hit a large rock 🪨

Enjoy your videos - well produced! Would you consider investing in a stump grinder?

ive personally never seen a feacon mulcher working. but are your knives dull? it didn't take much too stop the mulcher

Your a nice boss, you started right where he’s having lunch. You could have started the other end and let him have lunch in peace.

Great work, good video!

Amazing machinery, I wish you could clean a park near my house filled with nasty honeysuckle bushes, too bad it's county land though, the overgrowth makes the forest look terrible.

Hello John, I haven't been on your channel for a while. Now I found out that you no longer have any employees, what happened? You do such good projects and you are also a very good boss??? Please give me a short answer. Thank you and keep it up. Greetings from Ludwigsburg - Germany

I really like the shredding videos with the machine, does such nice job.

Should have taken the ventrac with stump grinder attachment for stumps.

Why not cut it flush with a saw, then mulch it. less wear an tear on the cutters.

The people who make the gimbled cameras need to add some sort of sensor so they can tell how far away that which its following is. Thefarther the thing you want to follow is the less it should move or at least have some sort of feed bad loop to notice you aren't trying to leave frame

Great video

Another great job, man a few of those stumps were really really hard... bog down your machine big time, You have a great eye man i didn't even see that metal until you got up close to it. wow that piece was really stuck in there.. Thanks for all of the videos you do, I really enjoy them a lot, I can just dream about having someone like you come over and clean up our property one day. I know doing videos takes time away from your work so appreciate you doing them. I do rc videos so i understand the work that goes into them.

How do you pick up all that wood debris? Tyvm