Mystery crate opened- first impressions and use of the Baumalight 72 inch brush cutter in action! 

Nice cutters for sure We have these units in stock on our website

Amazing how much better it looks around there. All Matt needs there at the end is a Moon Pie and he’ll be set.

I’ve run brush cutters before and this looks like a good one. One suggestion though. If you overlap each pass by a quarter, you’ll get a better mulch and reduce the load on the blade. This will help when you’re cutting the big stuff.

I like when you compliment Matt and give him some positive feedback. Great video overall. Thanks!

Ok, nice snake chaser and tenderizer. Good fun work!

DP. We love you. Please use that beast with an enclosed cabin machine. If you allow the implement to come off of the ground, there is a chance for kickback. I have the old style bobcat brush cutter and get kickback when I cut down larger trees. I am lucky to have an enclosed T-190. Thanks for your inspiring videos!!!

Y’all sure made that spot of ground look a lot better. Couldn’t even tell there was a pond there. Another Awesome Video

Thank you and have a great day.

Those last 3 trees you took down looked like black walnut? Wish I lived by you, I could get rich!😀😀

Cap’n says that’s a super sized whoopa choppa !

Mike if u cut forward about 10 feet then tip the front of the cutter down towards the ground and then back up it will cut the debris much finer and it will look better we call it the back drag cut. Very awesome job.

I can see that brush cutter coming in real handy on clearing jobs and pond cleanup.

Greetings from Central NH Lakes Region - Really nice cutter, you are showcasing it well. I am constantly amazed at how smart Farmer Chris is. Between all the drain tile he put in on the various fields you have shown and doing things like pushing the usable acreage up with expansions like this he is really improving his bottom line. You have shown some of his equipment in the past so every acre he can improve yield is big bucks to the bottom line, especially in those fields with drainage issues. You are blessed with some incredible soil so when it is draining properly yields just skyrocket.

Glad to hear Big Red PURRING again.

Thanks for the video, always enjoy watching!

That is a very good machine for cleaning up bad weeds and brushy areas like that and Matt operated it like a pro thanks for sharing your day with us

That seems to be working really well. I have one but it's a Chinese version and we needed to redesign it from the start. We use ours more for cutting the fencerows back, so I am lifting the mower up as high as the skid loader will and coming down on the tree limbs. It does an awesome job but has sticks flying everywhere so you need to be aware of who might be around you. With doing that, it does throw sticks and leaves into the cab so I need to run with my door on. I like how your shields are. Mine seems to collect a lot of trash on top of the mower and yours seems to get way less. Another awesome video that you have posted. Thank you, keep them coming.

Oh yea that looks like a whole lotta fun.

Its good to play to each others strengths....No one person is the best at everything....You compliment each other well.

great addition to the fleet. i use my brush cutter all the time. super handy.

That is an amazing brush hog. The last 3 or 4 implants you have bought and built have up you fleet of tools to the next level.

Thats some cutter hot knife through butter springs to mind

Your one of the reasons why I started my RU-vid channel 🤙🏼🔥

The travel speed loss is due to a low flow attachment. High flow would be 3x faster cutting because the attachment will not lose speed and momentum plus it recovers way faster. The best method I have found using ours cutter on our SVL95 is to keep the front of the cutter about 3" higher than the back and keep the back 3 to 4 inches off the ground if possible.

I see a whole new expansion of the Dirt Perfect /ground clearing / tileing /all around excavating business. It sounds more and more as it the Hundyi is staying.

You and 18 get the GOOD toys !!!!!!!

More new toys oh boy let's have fun 😊👍

That's a great piece of equipment for your fleet. Works well.

I enjoy watching you work. Thank you for taking the time to film, edit, and post!

Inclosed cabin is a must, we have light winters in my area. Stinging insects of all kinds will ruin your day when your brush hogging.

Awesome piece of machinery! There's something soothing about watching a good cutter work! Great addition to your fleet!

That dude could benefit from a couple swivel wheels on the front corners. Help keep it out of the dirt and hold the RPMs better.

You said mat doing a good job 👍

First cut around the trees that need taking out and then two men can work one job at the same time. works for me.

Matt is getting better and better the more he does. Looks like he found his calling.

That sure is a lot of Tree of Heaven. That cutter works great. So satisfying to watch.

My dad always said,yr no fool with the rite tool❤

of all the brush cutters shown in action that I have seen on You Tube, this is without a doubt the best. The company should pay you for the fine demo file you created. Good video, good narration, good equipment. Thank you for sharing.

I love that new brush cutter for the skid steer, that thing sure will cut . I see several people running one of these and they do not take a full width cut in bigger stuff, they only take about a 2/3 width cut and that way it does part of an overlap cut each time, making it cut some of stuff again leaving a smoother cut . And I also see people when they come up to a taller clump of brushes - trees, they run right up to them and raise the cutter high off the ground at an angle and then bring it down on top of them, grinding them down from the top down to the ground and it doesn't choke the cutter down or the power of the skid steer, till they get through the bigger stuff and then move on forward cutting away down on the ground, till the next bigger stuff and then raise it up again and grind it from the top down to the ground . That new 210 is a monster of an excavator tearing those big trees out and moving them . I love watching videos like this and how that it really changes everything leaving the area all clean and opened up . It sure made that place look different, you all did a great job . And Matt was moving right along and was doing really good with the brush cutter - skid steer coming through behind you . I would like to have a skid steer and one of those cutters, maybe some day . One of my cousins has a smaller Chinese dozer that looks a lot like an older John Deere 450 dozer and it has a 3 point hitch and PTO and we run a big bush hog on it all the time, and I run the dozer a lot bush hogging on his farm for him about 4 miles from my farm . And you can really clean up with that setup, if it's to big to bush hog, then I go to pushing it down with the blade and piling it up and sometimes I can use the bush hog to cut the tops up with and that just leaves the trunk of the trees to haul off, then smooth it up and then go back over it sometimes with the bush hog . Thanks for the video and I will see you all later on another one, so take care and stay safe working . 🤗👍💖💫

These are the type of videos that keep me going on making RU-vid videos ! Much respect to ur vids 👍🏼🚨

I think the "travel speed" quirk you mentioned is probably a tradeoff from the blade design. The 4 blades absolutely demolished the trees and brush in a split second. But, they are much harder to keep going in heavy grass. I bet if it had a more traditional round stump jumper and two blades, it would handle grass better. But, then you'd have to slow way down for the trees, hence tradeoff. :) Also, insert Diesel Creek's OSHA song. lol

Love the new 'invisi-straps' you used

that is bad ass cutter right there

your microphone really picks up the crunching of the trees by the thumb. awesome sound.

Sweet new toy boys!

That brush cutter is quite the little beast. Should come in handy often. While I grew up in the country, it was a small 3 acre parcel. Mostly woods. But there was one section, about 2/3 the size of the piece you started at that would get over grown. Too small to spend money on power equipment so my dad did it with a scythe. 10 year old me was in tow with a sickle to take out the stuff close to the tree trunks. Loved my childhood but don't really miss that ...or shoveling coal into the coal bin in winter.

Is that another hint "You like to have one of those for the 210" that you are keeping the 210?

Nice to see you give Matt a sincere compliment! 😉😊

Hey DP!! I know you bought it but I think Matt claimed it. That thing is a beast.

wow, you made quick work of that mess.

Do Like that kind of cutter ! Nice little job should make Chris’s life easier 👍👍

210 is definitely staying in south Indiana

You can add more to the bottom runners or skid bars.

I like the unique roof on that old barn. Looks like a sturdy brush cutter.

Congratulations mike

finally somebody gets a light enough brush cutter that doesn't teeter totter the skid steer.

I wasn't expecting it to bog down line it did.but all in all a beast.

NYA MIllennial certainly seemed to do a better job - patience with learning a new item probably though. Like the ability to see what is on the ground in front. Will be a handy item for those special jobs.

That is impressive. Well worth every penny

Good video. Just wish we could get this type of equipment in Australia at a reasonable price. I would buy one in a heartbeat.

That is awesome. Cute really well

Pretty bad when you’re watching Midwest Towing we just posted and then you see this and you switch over. Lol

Not if you damage anything, when you damage it, been watching your videos long enough! Lol

Open field brush cutting yea old school, tight quarters like your cutting you got the setup. For your excavator get a rotary drum mulcher.

You both did a good job, look at the space that you reclaimed. Awesome!

That is one cutting machine. Pairs nicely with the skid steer.

If I make make suggestion here if you were to mount a pair of small rubber ties on each front corner of that machine in a fashion so you could adjust how high you want to cut you would get awaw from the scalping problem and make the wheels so the swival!

Mystery Crate Day, Let’s Go

more power,Scotty, more power!!! nice outfit!!!

Notice.. he says.. "My Paint" on that "loaner" I'm sure he done purchased the beast!

I liked the sound of it cutting through that bush, but I really like the sound of the excavator chomping through those trees !!!

Back in my day we used to have to use hedge clippers...it would take me all day to do what you did.

I'm glad you said it first, yes matt is running it very well. as that's how you have to run these cutters.

Those cutters are nice and could even open the door to some profitable business from your county DOT if you had time. Your business is definitely diverse and unlimited. Great video Mike. No snakes spotted yet….lol. I’m surprised the company didn’t place spring loaded swivel wheels on the front to keep from digging in on the dips. 🧐

you should have got a taco-hoochi TL12V2 and the high flo brush cutter. FARMER CHRIS MUST BE A MILLIONAIRE. all these jobs you do for him

Nice clearing job!👍🏼 Just a helpful hint to try with the brush cutter, when you're in the deep nasty & heavy stuff, tilt the front up a foot higher than the rear. Let the rear determine your material height and the front pre-cut it and it keeps from robbing all the power cuz the whole carriage isn't in all the material bogging it down. Pluss you dig in less in the woops "think shorter wheelbase", kinda the same way you get better quality mulching when back-dragging, less dramatic up and down with the terrain.😉

The 210 must have just come from a party...still wearing the hula skirt!

I don't know about y'all but brush hogging videos are right up there with sandblasting videos for satisfying to watch

On the next live,Mrs DP won't know anything about it ,living on the Edge DP 😜

Just what's needed with your company, different model so should be the bees knees .

Oh my wait a year or two and Gunner will be clearing lots all throughout the county!!! His brush cutter and dozer in tow!! Thanks for sharing!

2.2K+👍's up DP thanks for sharing your great video with us all

It works swell. I really like the design of the cutter, the fence on the front of the cutter that pushes the larger stuff over and the extended blade path cuts larger stock. The chains on the back of the cutter also helps keep the brush from flying into the skid steer. Nice unit.

Bout time for some tracks don’t ya think lol that’s a mighty cut

Great job Mike and Matt. Nice brush-cutter making the job easier to manage.

Your such an inspiration sir ! That is why I still keep making my own RU-vid videos ! 🤙🏼

Built 20 minutes from my home, good to see Canadian built machinery!

Hi from uk Mike and crews 👋👍 hood Jon getting a bit more land opened up up for Chris and the cutter looked it coped well considering you threw a few big ones in the equation once used ti it it'll be better tho cos it makes all the difference between pulling a cutter and pushing one but once get reference on the skids and their height it will be a blast to use anywhere👌 thanks for your time be safe and see you soon 👍 👋

I see you have that damned tree of paradise out there as well! Cut every single one you see down! Spotted lantern fly is headed your way n they love these invasive trees.

You pair work bloody well together and your honesty you don't talk bullshit love you both keep up the good work

Cool and effictive new toy yall got there. Matt certainly seems to have enjoyed himself a lot. Big transformation!

Great video, clean up, and cudos to Matt!

Ask Matt at Diesel Creek if he would like this brush cutter? 🤣🤣🇦🇺

NYA Millennial, “Hunny, I got you another mower!”🤣🤣🤣

Sweet attachment

Glad to see Matt drinking an RC cola. Brings back memories. Hopefully he throws back a couple “Pabst Blue Ribbon” when he knocks off. We need to bring these drinks back although Pabst ain’t for everyone.

hey not sure if it is too late or not but if you watch Farming Fixing and Fabrication video - J Martin Auction Viewing 2 day auction - When they pull into the auction yard to see what is there right near the beginning there is a pipe trailer like the one you are borrowing to lay the pipe with. This auction is off of ST-20 near Montezuma, NY

Awesome ... thanks

Holy Schnit, that is a serious "weedwhacker" Mike. 👍

Hello Mike in my Eye is the Baumalight 72 a Cutter for great hard Grass and Young Trees with a green Wood. Is not with a Mulcher to Comparable. The Fecon Black Hark is the Optimum for Clearing and Mulching. 👌👍 Greeting, 🇦🇹