I can be a good business if you work it hard and do it the right way. It can also be an easy way to lose everything you own. It’s not a get rich quick business for sure

You really do a good job sir!.. Enjoy your videos.

Thank you

Thank you!

I think in areas it is. There are quite a few mulching companies in my area but I would say the reputable ones are staying busy

@@oaklakelandclearing2698 👍

Thank you for your feedback I’ll have some new videos up soon and will make the longer

We traded the 75 in for a 120 back in January. It did ok just need more than 75 to mulch honestly

Any machine is going to require a good bit of maintenance. We spend an hour or two per day between greasing, cleaning, checking fluids and sharpening blades.

This one was 2.5 acres it took us 2 full days. We took down maybe 40 trees 4-6” but most of it was under brush and a lot of hand work trimming limbs and pulling vines

Thank you for watching!

I appreciate the comment... first I take all the stumps to the ground... this requires getting in the dirt some. Second is most of what your are seeing is chips. The mulch was 6-8” deep throughout the site. We get around 80 hours out of a set and we leave a great finish. Not changing my method but thank you for the comment

@@oaklakelandclearing2698 you're absolutely right on your cutting methods. No way this guys ran a drum. This is how you get it clean.

😂😂😂

I say it will definitely grow back. They need to have a plan for us to spray it at a later date or be prepared to maintain it with a mower

Oh yeah! What model do you run

Thank you for watching!

The asv 75 did a good job for us but the asv 120 is the way to go! It’s night and day difference in production

@@oaklakelandclearing2698 im running a wheel machine that i use on my own property with a extreme bushing style mower .thinking about something new as getting stuck with wheels is getting really old .

You will be good with either asv that you go with

Which wheel machine do you run

@@oaklakelandclearing2698 i run a gel 7810 with a cid extreme mid flow running 29 gpm... I cuts great but not good in soft ground heavy ma hine ..considering steel tracks but have been told the cause issues as well.

Thank you sir

High flow

I would be lying to say I wasn’t a little concerned myself. We wouldn’t have parked that close to where we were working but there was nowhere else to park. Luckily it worked out. Also as a rule you don’t want to be direct in front or directly behind the machine. You don’t usually get much of anything slinging off the sides

The 75 was ok we traded it in for a 120 and are much happier. There’s no comparison between the production of the 120 over the 75. I would just be cautious of getting in the business. It takes a ton of money to get started between equipment, maintenance, repairs, liability insurance, equipment insurance, vehicles etc... there is a lot of people In the business right now and not a whole lot of work to spread around. It can be tough way to make a living

@@oaklakelandclearing2698 Well at least in your part of the country... Up in Idaho guys are booked out 3 months already ... there aren't enough guys to do the work!

We ended up clearing a total of 3.6 acres here. There will be a home site on the property. There are some trees that we will be removing where the home will be built

Thank you for the compliments and suggestions! I will give the tripod a try for sure!

Thank you! Cimaf all the way man!

Thank you for the feedback! I will do that on the next one for sure