I have only used Fae Mulchers on my excavators up to this point but always looking to try something new when I feel I see a good product. Let’s see how this works and holds up. ferntree.ca/product-category/...
You have done an exceptional job bringing out the best in the mulcher. One of the best videos I have seen. I'll be showing this to my customers here in Australia. Great stuff.
Appreciate you taking us in the cab with ya..amazing how well this machine does.. definitely reduces man hours on the job site and allows you so much efficiency and speed. Great video of a day in your shoes.. continued success my friend I will say it again because it needs repeating "your a rockstar" and truly appreciate your work ethic.😇👍
Came across your channel. Love it! Enjoyed the walk with you on the property, felt like I was right there. Much respect for you and your family. Hardworking people who deserve whatever good things come your way. Will continue to watch your adventures. A new subscriber, and fan. 🇨🇦
That mulcher set up works a treat, been watching your vids on the cottage, loved that spin in the buggy up & down the hill, & hard to believe all that work on the boardwalk. Looking forward to future vids, and g'day from downunder 🇦🇺
These two pieces of equipment...are incredible to watch..I thought the skid steer did an amazing job...this tops that .and once you've had the machine tweaked...even more so ...your whole new set up from the Ram and trailer to this machine .. has to put a smile on your face for sure...
You are very good at handling heavy equipment! Love watching you do so!! That new mulcher seems to be a powerful one for sure!! I was going to ask about encountering big rocks…. But you answered that one for me. That has to be a disappointment when that occurs! Keep up the good work. I never get enough of you and your channel!!! Best to you and yours! 👍🏻👊💙
Wowee…. 😃 It is mulching through stuff like “butter on a hot stone” 😁 Super amazing to see that fir tree just disappear down to nothing. 🤪 I would love your job for the satisfaction of operating that cool machinery and clearing away scrub, hah 👍🏻
Wow! This thing is so awesome! The annihilatetor! If you can get it to be better would be amazing. Makes your job look like so much fun¡ Thanks for sharing 😁
Sweet mulching head ! I got 10,000 aces of roads to trim , and am torn between a midi excavator or a skid steer with a stump jumper? Dealing with rocks will be a deciding factor ! that and hauling weight, as I will need to pick up a side hustle on some other ranch’s Great stuff amigo
Awesome video brother. That setup is awesome,and the the 80 is a beast compared to the 080. The truck, trailer, mulcher and excavator is a really good setup all together. I hope you can get the 450 fixed soon and fast.
Excellent video ! The way it eats trees are you sure it's not some sort of a transformer and once you feed it enough it's just going to take off and fly you away. Things like that happened in the movies so be careful !
Awsome set up and amazing mulching tool , One Question though .... Shurly If you takle the larger and harder / hardier wood shrubs and the stronger small tree's with this then won't you run the risk of getting through the blades / claws much faster on tuffer greenery and so have to replace these cutting claws more regular ? ?
It can be done to increase the flow to the head all you need to do is put a computer on it nd make the adjustment on the program . Sometime you can do it on the monitor too .
Just a thought because I liked hearing the information about the juniper challenges and features.......can you please chat and educate us on the benefits of cutting this way and/or cutting down trees. (I understand some of the benefits of cutting down a tree....more light to the floor, damaged tree.....but is there more?) As someone not in the field at all, it's fun to learn fun facts. (compared to the negative feeling from some anti-tree cutting people) Thanks for considering!
some ideas.... -What trees are challenging to remove and why? -What goes into your thought process before removing a large tree? -When everything is covered with wild grass and brush, how do you calculate if there are dangerous items like boulders? -When making a road, what goes into your considerations for placement and design? -What kind of schooling did you take for this profession? Do you have to learn about all the types of trees or mainly about how to run the machines? -What are some unexpected dangers and challenges of your industry? -How physically taxing is this career? What aches at the end of a day? Just some curious questions and ideas......thanks!
Good morning, Really appreciate the videos. I’m just getting start with a Sany 60 and looking to purchase a mulcher for it. I’m between the BL1 FAE or the OSMA xl100. Now that you have a few months on the OSMA could you tell me what you think would be the better option? I live out in northern Alberta, the OSMA is about 2K cheaper but doesn’t have the hyd hood.
Excellent machine combo. I have an SY80U with a seppi mini Bms 125. One question about your machine,Is your stereo sound quality rubbish?My stereo sounds like junk on fm and on Bluetooth.
You're not getting enough flow that drum mower should have a distinct hum. If the machine is going to be dedicated mower crank it up. It looks like a belt driven mower like a Denis. The mower setting on the machine might be set up for a US Mower flail drum. The mower you got there should really throw the chips with the door open. The company I worked for we did a lot of mowing KX80-4 with a Denis mower. I did more of the maintenance and hauling the machine to the different BC Hydro right of ways. The boss was the worst for finding rocks. I'd put on a new set of knives, cimaf teeth are grossly expensive. Along with their special bolts.
@@workplaytv I mean the whirl noise from the drum. A knife drum like you have you should hear it spin up. When I watched your video it didn't sound like the mower was at full rpm.
Hi Guys. The Osma units in General don't have that noise you are looking for. Mainly because we use a different belt. Very quiet unit. Excavator and Skid steer mulcher. Never compare noises with other machines. A Cummins Diesel still sounds different then a Cat or deere.
@@osma-mulchingequipmentnort8066 The mowers at the contractor I worked for were Cimaf one for a KX80-4 and one for a 158 Komatsu. Had 2 US mowers for cutting lighter brush and heavy grass cutting.
Please make a video on which equipment brand has most NA content and supports its own count the most This should be more important then flow value and visibility Please be a voice for own country and USA
Same w Ram HD and Ford Maverick Made in Mexico Why do people buy these? Send a message w our dollars Bring manufacturing back to NA Exampkw buy boots made in Canada there are very good and priced competitive Baffin ie We have the power if we think w more then our ass
Where is Sany made Why are you supporting China How would you like a foreign company low balling and taking your contracts and how you take care of your family? Please answer this Vote w dollar Please buy North America w most content Ya your saving money but in long run there will be no industry in North America if everyone thought like u
superdutybomb, All good points you make. I agree buying American made would be ideal. But what does that mean anymore? Every company mixes and matches parts sourced from Japan, South Korea, Germany, America, Mexico, China. Sany puts Japanese Yanmar engines in their smaller excavators, Kawasaki pumps, I think Korean tracks, and some of them are made in Peachtree City Georgia. I'm in Atlanta, and Bobcat, Cat, Takeuchi, John Deere, Komatsu, everyone is sold out. And all those companies mix and match parts made partially in China, I think. So, it's complicated.
I get what you are saying but many excavators are built overseas. "Caterpillar core products manufactured in China include hydraulic excavators, track-type tractors, wheel loaders, soil compactors, motor graders, paving products, medium and large diesel engines and generator sets. Caterpillar also manufactures components at several facilities in China."
