I never realized they do look very close to the eastern Milk Snake. Our Milk Snakes in South Texas look more like Coral Snakes. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, I learned something new today.

Very well said, I couldn't agree more. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I think of all the venomous snakes here in South Texas I hate Copper Heads the most for that very reason. If there are one or two green tailed babies, there has to be more somewhere. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for the sub

Hello in Aussie land, you guys have some seriously wicked venomous snakes that are huge compared to what we have. Luckly, we do not have Tiger Snakes here in the US, my hats off to you guys having to deal with them. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@SaulCreekFarm2000 Most of them try to keep out of your way and don't do much unless you stir them up or stand on them But don't piss a brown snake off They track there pray and come tapping on the window 🐵

I actually did try and smush him when he came out the back side of the dirt/brush pile which is not shown on this video. Sadly, the mini ex just doesn't move very quick, and I totally missed him. Can't thank you enough for watching and commenting.

Anyone that doesn't have to put up with venomous snakes is truly lucky, the threat of being tagged is always on your mind. Not so sure I could handle the cold temps though. Thank you for watching and commenting. BTW- Love your channel, just subbed to it. Keep up the good work.

That's an excellent question. I wondered the same thing. Thank you for watching and commenting, I sincerely appreciate it.

You would think that it would take everything that it comes into contact with. The soil was fairly dry, and it broke up the larger dirt clods pretty well. It will start pulling soil if the rake has allot of grass and debris built up. We will have to see what it does when the soil moisture content is a little higher. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@SaulCreekFarm2000 I came to this video since I'm looking for a pull rake for my ATV in order to help to clean up any trash or leaves from my lawn, and the rakes that I saw like the one shown here, are meant to be dragged across the lawn, no wheels, just pulled across. But this video was of great used to me and convinced me to chose the dethreader for what I need (I'm in FL so the soil is NEVER dry) Thank you!

Hey Justin, on the video side there is a 5-minute video that points out the snake if you didn't see it here. The thumb is from John Deere and I think when I installed the thumb, it had a sticker on it that said it was manufactured in Mexico. Thanks for watching and commenting, I sincerely appreciate it.

Could not agree with you more. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I actually had plenty of room for all the debris in the two dumpsters so no need to compress the load. And I was dumping on my property and not going on the road with it so I loaded above the rails which I wouldn't if traveling with it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Totally agree with you. Thanks for watching, I sincerely appreciate it.

Hello and thank you for watching the video. I suggest asking for the Tool Rental Dept manager as they handle the trailer sales because it is titled. Most of the employees have no idea they even sell these trailers. Thanks again for watching and best of luck.

Actually painting the trailer is not for rust spots. We added a removable welding machine rack, an aluminum truck toolbox and racks for string trimmers, and pole saws for working around the property. Lots of burned orange paint and raw steel now. For anyone not modifying the trailer, the paint is still in good condition and could be used for many years with some minor touch-up paint here and there. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Yes, they do have titles. The way it worked for us is you purchase the trailer in the tool rental Dept. You get a receipt for the trailer purchase and they take all your info. It takes about two weeks for the title to come from HD Corporate office to the tool rental dept of the store you purchased the trailer from, they will then contact you to let you know your title came in. The trailers have up-to-date registration so you can use the trailer immediately. Thank you for taking the time to watch the video, much appreciated.

No problem at all. I'll make a quick video in the morning (Saturday) and post it for you.

@@SaulCreekFarm2000 Thanks, delivery date for my 50P is next week. Im getting excited...!!!

@@SaulCreekFarm2000 Im looking forward to watching it today

@@PriceActionResearch Ummmmm, I feel kinda stupid now. The back of the seat is fixed/solid and does not recline, it just slides forward and back. I looked in the manual, and all it shows is the seat sliding and the seat ride/cushioning adjustment. I called a guy I know who works at an equipment rental co. he says he's never seen a John Deere seat recline on any of their mini excavators. I could have sworn when my machine was being demonstrated by the salesperson he reclined the seat. Kinda disappointing but I can say after spending hours in this machine now 187 since Jan of this year the seat is somewhat comfortable. Sorry I didn't have anything to video for the seat.

@@SaulCreekFarm2000 Thanks for the response, maybe we need to build a company for reclining seats for taller, and bigger guys on mini compact excavators lol...

I love the 36" bucket. I wish I would have gotten a smooth bucket when we got ours for digging drainage. The 36" is great for digging and the 24" seems to work better for land-clearing with the John Deere Thumb. Ours is not progressive either but I wish it was. You do get used to the mechanical thumb though. Progressive is on the wish list.

Can't thank you enough for watching and commenting. Sincerely appreciate it.

Congrats on the new excavator, You will enjoy working with it. I have been using a 14K Goose to move it around when needed, slightly overloading the trailer even with an empty fuel tank, removing any attachments, and hauling separately to keep the weight down, just about to pull the trigger on an aluminum equipment trailer that will haul everything with no problem. Please let us know when you get some videos posted of your machine. It's always nice to know someone with the same equipment so if your ever not sure about how something sounds or is functioning correctly just yell. Thanks again for commenting.

Have to agree 100%. Thanks for watching.

Do you think it would be good for commercial use

@@landonparsons23 Hello Landon, Thank you for watching the video. This is my opinion only so please take it for what it's worth, just my opinion. I own a small lawn care and landscaping business. We use this mower daily commercially for larger properties and the mower works exceptionally well. TORO advertises this mower as a "High-End Residential & Entry Level Commercial Mower". The Titan Max works just as well and sometimes out-performs more expensive "Commercial" mowers that we own. Thanks again for watching, I sincerely appreciate it

No problem at all. Thank you for watching.

Ok, you really got me on this one. When I started reading your comment I thought to myself is my hearing really that bad that I didn't hear a bad bearing. Thumbs up on your comment. Thanks for watching and commenting, I sincerely appreciate it.

Totally agree with you on the ripper. I actually have one on order that should be here pretty quick. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Hello Simon, That I know of none are scientifically proven not to harm honeybees long term. The problem I had was that the adjoining landowner hired a commercial AG sprayer to spray his fields. The day they sprayed the wind was gusting to well over 30MPH and they sprayed mid-morning. The drift from the spray covered the front of the hives and landing boards. As they sprayed mid-morning bees were out foraging and brought back contaminated pollen. By late afternoon many bees that made it back to the hive never made it inside and were dead or dying at the entrance or on the ground full of pollen. Within two days all the colonies that were close to the spraying were totally dead or had a just few live bees upon inspection. My advice would be that if you are going to spray do it later in the evening as foraging slows down and it can dry overnight. Don't spray if the mesquite is blooming. The spray will never touch the blooms as it's sprayed at the base of the tree, but the tree will soak up the herbicide which could in turn affect the pollen. Don't spray if anything at the base of the tree is blooming. The whole idea is to limit the amount of contact the bees can have with wet herbicide. Sometimes spraying is the only option and I think it can be done and not harm the bees if precautions are taken. Best of luck with the bees and mesquite.

@@SaulCreekFarm2000 Wow that is awful. Sounds like later in the summer will be best. Thanks for your reply

@@simon-gaul Hey Simon, Thank you again for watching and commenting. I sincerely appreciate it.

where did you find it if you dont mind sharing. The link on HD page doestn have them. I found the dump trailers but i think its pricey.

Paint Job is coming and sorry it's taking so long. I'm just trying to make sure I get all the brackets and attachment points welded on the trailer before the paint goes on. Thank you watching the channel.

Ummmmmmm Good Question. It was there at one time. Just added it back. Thank you for pointing it out.

Thank you for watching and don't give up if you don't find anything available at first. Keep looking as you will not be disappointed.

Hey Delta Bravo, thank you for commenting and sharing your experience with your HD Trailer. I have to agree with you that the flat top fenders are nice and that the brace is ideal for a step and to deflect anything from contacting the fender. By the way great review on your video and anyone that is on the fence about purchasing a Home Depot Trailer check out Delta Bravo's review, great video!