Easy leaf clean up - cleaning up leaves with a mower - lawn mowing leaf clean up

[@ChristineOsborne-xq5iw]

Amazing to see this speed clean-up with two/three blowers going at the same time! Lovely to watch and just as lovely to listen to James' voice, who has become more accustomed to adding his commentary as the time as passed by! The Hansen brothers strike again! Excellent work and beautiful end result. Well Done!!!

[@jdude000]

I'm 16 years old man. I'm loving the intuition you put into these voiceovers. Hopefully I can follow a path similar to yours.

[@BIGWHIT76]

Same

[@Cory_Peters512]

Buy a lawn mower and go door to door then save money up for a few years and get a business license and start your own business. I've been landscaping for over 15 years and I have enough money saved to buy all the lawn mowing equipment. I just need to get a business license then I'll be all set.

[@jdude000]

@@Cory_Peters512 congrats man. I had 2 bi weekly lawns over the summer. Nothing big. Little stuff and I'm sure I undercharge. Only thing slowing me down right now is the winter

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

@@jdude000 Right now is a great time to build out your plan and setup your business for the up and coming season. I am glad that you enjoy the videos man. I really appreciate the support. If you ever have any questions let me know and I will dive in to it.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

I just wanted to let you know you can do so much better man. Set you sights on your goals, build a plan with key performance indicators and crush them man😎🤘

[@msk3905]

It’s leave pick up here in MA, I don’t have as many as this yard but having completed this for 25+ years I have learned to mulch them first with mower then add bag for pick up. First mulch grinds leaves 1/2 way then second grinds final, results in super quick pick up and needing a fraction of bags. I am amazed at how many neighbors don’t watch and follow me, last week one neighbor only got 1/2 picked up and had like 20 bags on street with about 12 this week finishing up. I was out there 1/2 the time had 4 bags last week and 1/2 bag this week because my neighbor left piles that blew in my yard. Guy across the street had about 20+ bags last week spent all day yesterday and still has a long way to go.

[@eddylauterback1312]

That opening was funny as heck. Seriously we all have those special customers who tip or leave extra , offer water, etc. Makes your day!

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

they really do make the work worth it!

[@bjt20f2]

Oh wow, all those wonderful leaves 🍃. Last year I used my blower to round up all the leaves from my yard, the street and some from my neighbors then I switched it to vacuum and filled as many of my flower beds as possible. They mat down really well and with a small amount of fancy mulch they look great. The leaves did a better job of preventing weeds than just store bought mulch. I'm looking forward to doing it again this year and each time my soil looks healthier. I wish I could afford to hire someone to help with the big jobs but unlike your customer anyone I have ever hired to do work in my yard doesn't listen and ends up destroying butterfly gardens or whatever. They all think they are helping but if they had just listened to what I actually wanted instead of doing whatever. Thank you for actually listening to what your customer wants.

[@kingvonfrmdao6400]

Love the vids man!! I love hard work and I’m 14 years old. I always love looking back and saying “Wow I did a awesome job.”

[@louisberndt7373]

Ok...so iv'e been doing this for 23 yrs now....just a couple of points...gator G5 blades used with the flap would pulverized those leaves much,much smaller...don't use the flap until you've cut them a few times.then drop it and pulverize..then open it and spread them out..would have been 10 times smaller also, if you go every week to the property, and if you don't blow them all into a big pile its much faster...but if you must wait till there's heavy leaves, do them a section at a time..its fast and easy on you and the machine...done the right way, it is easier and faster than blowing the whole load to the curb,suckin them up , goin to the dump,payin to dump...not to mention chargeing the client ...you do great videos..very informative and i love the voiceovers...think i'm gonna buy a shirt!

[@lucienbeccia699]

This is a great video if your having a problems sleeping. 5 minutes your out like a lite.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

hahaha

[@LeannaRuthJensen]

Smart man, you listen to your customer and advise, then do it the way they want it done. When vendors insist on doing it the "right" way I never use them again. When they listen and give me what I want they have return business and someone who gives good word of mouth advertising. (And more than once after doing it my way they come back to me and thank me because it enabled them to do a better job for me.)

[@BradGump]

You & I are so on par with one another. Maintaining your equipment is key, I have a 2013 42" toro that I use on 65+ properties a week, I do this exact same thing during fall season with help of gator blades. Even though I do the daily grind I'll continue to watch. Kudos bud!

[@lanaparedes6460]

Why is this so interesting to watch?!?!? I’m hooked! 😊

[@james3374]

Oddly satisfying

[@damianjohnny6475]

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[@jeffreygatlin2039]

@Damian Johnny Instablaster ;)

[@damianjohnny6475]

@Jeffrey Gatlin thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out atm. Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

[@damianjohnny6475]

@Jeffrey Gatlin it worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thank you so much you saved my account!

[@NinaBug36]

I wish we had Oak trees here. Beautiful.

[@babyAPE78]

Those are my favorite client's. That pay you your worth and my biggest tippers are people with medium income. Wish all my client's are like that. Keep up the good work.

[@JonsDailyHustle]

This is one of my favorite channels for leaf cleanups, you guys do a great job 🤙

[@tylersvideoproduction8603]

I don’t have a leaf loader but I use mower to chop up leaves and then bucket them into truck as you were talking about in the video, my set up is enclosed trailer and pickup truck with dump insert, one thing I’ve found using mower to chop up leaves before loading into truck is that you can do it anywhere on a property if backyard is tight access and can’t blow all to truck with leaf loader if I had one

[@jonathangodinez304]

Gotta love walkbehinds we grind the leafs and pick them up on the second pass for residential yards

[@Mcdevin281]

I definitely prefer mulching to avoid having to drive an hour away to dump. I hate when I forget something to cover my face on jobs like this. My sinuses are so bad the next day lol. Great video as always. Keep up the good work👍

[@DonaldAJr]

I know this is the wrong way to start off a messenge but please don't think I'm being disrespectful. I have a Gravely Zero Turn and I have the Mulch Kit Bolted Under My Deck. I wholeheartedly agree with what you said when it comes to a tall wet lawn, wet leaves, and lawn clippings but when it comes to leaves, I leave my deck at 4.5 inches because that's as high as mine goes, and I slowly mulch them down to 1 inch. About 2 or 3 weeks ago My neighbor across the street was outside putting leaves into a lawn trash bag and on her hands and knees doing it. Anyway I went over there and told her that's the wrong way to do it and to mow / mulch them in. Then I got feeling sorry for her and I got my zero turn out. Once I started mulching them I realized the crabgrass was taller than the leaves in most areas. Anyway I mulched it all in and it looked nice, but the sad thing is I didn't even get a thank you.

[@robertbrainard5239]

Another great "in the business" and "on the business" video. Thanks.

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

**I** love that customer and don't even know her 😂 She sounds wonderful. I've been Blessed with a few customers who either never let me lowball myself ( even when I tried giving them "nice face" or "cool people" discounts ) or don't hem and haw when I charge accordingly, or who are generally cool people, or who understand when the schedule gets backed up or specialty jobs have to be put off til later, and I feel the same way about them as you do about her and her daughter.

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

😂 I've seen even taller boxes than that on pickups, and you wonder how they don't just flop over when turning corners, or catch utility lines and bridges when driving under them 🤣

[@normandong4479]

Kevin, wear a mask. Mulching that much leaf produces an immense amount of dust & pollen. Good thing you have a powerful mower to get through the mulching--and be careful about what is below the leaf pile. Well done 👏

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Very nice client saying she will not pay that its to low here im going to pay you this and its higher very honest woman nice to see

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

no very many like her out there!

[@MinnesotaLawnandLandscape]

dusk, lol. Nice tips to help beginners or even seasoned guys for different options of what they are currently doing. Nice job Kevin

[@julieb9215]

That lady may go out later & rake up some of those mulched leaves & add them to her flowerbeds & raised beds. Have you ever asked her if she would like some of them blown into an area to make a leaf mold (mulch/compost) pile? Not sure how much it costs each time you have to go dump leaves after a large job, but you could check your area for any organic farms. Someone might love to have those leaves just like how some love to get free wood chips. You could invent the “mulched leaves drop service”. lol

[@janineporter7104]

We are in lockdown In Melbourne your show is my sanity God bless you ❤️ Australians love mowing lawns 😂

[@cliftonatkinson9696]

Love these types of customers! Easy to please..

[@danyabunsie9596]

Big help this is!!! All I have is two walk behinds no bagger. Thanks!!!

[@astaschak]

This is what I do for my lawn at home. I used to rake and tarp them into the tree line, the yard looked fine and all but with .75 acres and having a property line consisting oak/maple woods, well it's a lot of work and when it's piled up in the treeline a lot of it blows back in the yard. I tried the mulch kit on my 42" and it worked awesome but it was way to hard on the mower and I still had to rake and blow to thin the piles out. I've found just side discharging after all the leaves fall with the deck a little higher than I mow, I can start at one end of my yard and make loops. Cut it towards the trees, go over about 3 mower widths and blow it back to the next line I'm going to cut 2 widths back and just progress to the end of the yard. What stays in the grass stays, what makes it to the trees goes there and the rest gets blown away as dust. I'm left with a fairly clean lawn with a good fertilizer bed to insulate the ground over winter and decompose in the spring. It's not thick enough to choke out the grass but enough to help out next season. It actually takes me longer than tarping them but I don't have anything blowing back in and it's less effort. It's also kinda fun shredding up piles of leaves too.

[@kennethdow7075]

I watched your videos for I would say atleast 8 hours yesterday, and when I any to bed and closed my eyes I was still seeing mowing, weed eating, and leaf blowing for at least an hour. Lol

[@hihello599]

😁😂🤣

[@joelam1261]

i used to work like this when i was working on a sport turf field to collect grass clippings, it will be faster and save power if you use a leaf blower for small place

[@unluckyknight]

I imagine with those trees in full leaf the shade prevents any grass really growing good, though i could be wrong lol

[@RCPSU4]

I happened to see that a company called JRCO makes a leaf plow that can fit on the front of mowers like yours. Might help out when you're on the road and the debris loader is around. See if they'll sign to sponsor you. You'd be a good ambassador for them in my mind.

[@jonathangodinez304]

I do a final pass with the bagger on ,and don't empty it to get the leaves extremely fine almost like dust

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

That leaf box was massive

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

I see some crazy setups in down. Wait until you see my buddy Luke's setup. he has a MASSIVE box on his dump trailer

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

@@LawnCareJuggernaut can't wait bro

[@jesselliott604]

I’ll be in Tulsa area this weekend. I’ll keep an eye out. If you hear a honk & a wave it’s fans from KS.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

Thats awesome.

[@jesselliott604]

@@LawnCareJuggernaut didn’t see y’all but found our way to Rhema light show. If you haven’t taken your kids i suggest you do. It’s pretty amazing.

[@billfeldman3234]

You two did a Great Job Looks Good!!!

[@ChasinKansasBass]

That box vs yours lol you be the guy she tells you not to worry about

[@MinnesotaLawnandLandscape]

Lol on the intro. I remember this house from last year. That is quite a bit of leaves.

[@justcasey6292]

Best thing for a yard! Mulch it down and leave it! Their grass is gonna be great next year!

[@ChuckD59]

Mother Earth loves my Silver Maples and Oaks.

[@HopelessObserver]

Been in my home for 3 years with over an acre of heavy leaves and i just realized this year that you're not supposed to just leave the leaves piling up. So i mulched em with the riding mower in February and the yard is starting to look great!

[@josianrodriguez1249]

NICE JOB GUYS WELL DONE LIKE ALWAYS ,MAY GOD CONTINUES TO BLESS YOU GUYS.

[@MichaelDeLaRosa]

Got a big leaf clean up tomorrow, I’m going to mulch them since the amount of leaves per foot isn’t much. Though I will try the side discharge method and rake them in bags if they clog up the rider. Thank you for this video I quoted the cleanup at $250 -solo Think I will take an hour if all goes well. Mulch the back and bag the front based on pictures I got

[@mikewood4378]

In this case I have a mulch plate I bolt on my zero turn to block the leaves from coming out, then on the first few passes I left the deck up high and grind the leaves down then adjust the deck down on the last passes. Works great for me.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

I have a plate that I vise grip to the side of my 36 sometime that works really well in some situations.

[@mikewood4378]

Very interesting customer leaving all those leaves on the back yard. I would say she does not want any grass back there. As you said it chokes it out. We just give them what they want.

[@kellygreen5070]

I just love your commentary ❤

[@bobbygregory9842]

Great Mulching of the Leaves 🍁💯👍🏻

[@dribeker]

Get a chute blocker. You will cut the number of passes over the leaves by at half. I have one on mine and combined with gator blades it works great!

[@FishFind3000]

12:50 even just a mulch cover is a handy want to break it down leafs. just a steel plate for your mower. I dont bother using the cover on grass.

[@lillielove6861]

It wouldn't be professional but those leaves soooo needed jumping in! 😂

[@HrLBolle]

Caretaker Willy is searching for those leaves, I hear he has not enough to bury Barnie.

[@rayrayslawnlandscape2008]

Nice video man - customers just want it to look neat when i leave

[@funnywolffarm]

I've done a couple like that years ago and spread a little red clover seed into the shredded bits - maybe that client would be into it too - they sound pretty similar.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

I actually suggested that to here awhile back. I think that would be pretty cool.

[@elizabethashely]

I love the vidoes, satisfying actually. But the intros are fire!

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

ya thats my favorite part of the video. I want to do an entire video in the intro style and call it total troll take over.

[@brandonpless8142]

I've been doing this for years I push them with the Mower then mulch them up then scatter out the dust with my blower no tarps for me

[@ricardowoods8133]

GREAT CONTENT THANK U FOR EXPLAINING WHY U DO WHAT U DO WE NEVER TO SUCCESSFULL TO LEARN AND I THINK IT HELPS TO TREAT US ALL AS IF WHERE NEW BECAUSE U NEVER KNOW WHAT U WEREN'T TAUGHT.KEEP TEACHING AN MAKING MONEY BRO.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

Thank you Ricardo! I really like to hear the feedback from the viewers as well. I have see so really good tips in the comment section on the videos

[@paperpeng1]

Awesome job bro!

[@dworksmaintenance]

Just look at those leaves 😲🤩🥳😁

[@cathiwim]

Did you know you had 2 pairs of sunglasses on your head?

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

goggles for the dust i don't normally wear them unless i know i am getting in to this crazy stuff. the others i always have on out of habit

[@dalemoye4]

its a yes!

[@nateleonard5270]

It's nice that she care for the environment because leaves will biodegrade after a while and turn into dirt

[@Goblinz]

Hey I commented on your last video that Im getting my business rolling, I was juat able to pick up a backpack blower and a new weed eater as well as a new chainsaw soon!

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

Congratulations man! that will put you at a great start. make sure you put some money in to marketing to line up the jobs and everything will fall in to place before you know it. KEEP UP THE HUSTLE BROTHER!

[@tylersvideoproduction8603]

If you buy a grassflap it’s a lot easier and a little faster to mulch up leaves

[@qualitylawncare3367]

Well done I have a video on this also thanks for the motivation 🙏🏽

[@Athletesperformance1]

Do you really think I'm going to watch this 2 minute commercial to see you're video after the first short one. Lmao

[@AronnPalmer]

how'd that noise go again when you take big bites of leaves!!!! have you thought of putting some kind of chute on the front of the deck to help squish/guide leaves under the deck vs plowing?

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Omg the intro was just hilarious mom mom come look at this turd I left in the toilet omg so hilarious 🤣

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

I had to ask my wife if that was pushing it but now that its up i think its pretty mild compared to a few of my intros hahha

[@Zachpoteet380]

Reminds me of my uncle..."mom! Mom!" 🍑💨

[@mionapinyon6098]

A word of caution… I had the same idea, to mow/mulch my leaves, and within moments they were jammed under the mower and began to smoke. I jumped off and began pulling the leaves away just as they caught fire! I came SO close to burning everything down!

[@JsCrazyCutzLLC]

Awesome stuff 😎glad the mask was useful 👍

[@badgerhoneys918_5]

Craigslist used to be a great place to advertise small mowing businesses, unless you were scared of 8" backyards.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

no joke! I got some of the craziest lawns off of craigslist. some of them make the crazy stuff i mow on here look mild.

[@lolsharkey7444]

love the vid

[@janetdelen2852]

Your the best !!!

[@Shield.148]

They should ask you to plant clover in that muddy area with no grass.

[@damian6781]

You guys are out of Oklahoma correct? How late you do leaf cleanup in the season? I’m out of the Chicago area and my season finished this week, leaves fell earlier this year for us.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

We normally have alot of clean ups until Christmas and then after that its pretty slow until spring but we do clean ups all winter

[@alienation-i1g]

I would suggest a set of X blades from D'ttach for a job like this.

[@logansimpson305]

Great video did you hear that echo came out with a new blower

[@derrickphillips6607]

I would love to buy your merch.but i was trying to buy one of your hoodies but your sizes only go to a to 2X I wish you carried a 3xl, 4xl that sucks😞😞😞

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

Sorry about that man. I will look in to it with tee spring and see if its something in my settings or if thats all they offer. thank you for letting me know

[@rachelhansen8133]

Thank you for letting us know that is super helpful!! 🙏🙏

[@sheilagonzales2422]

Happy New Year's

[@julioslawnmaintenance5031]

Nice

[@billmarty]

Mulch then reverse. Any leftover leaves bag em.

[@trunkmonkey355]

Would you ever consider a leaf cleanup job outside Tulsa, around OKC?

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

Its to far out to make it profitable. If I did it would just be for the video

[@kingvonfrmdao6400]

Can you show me through a video on how to point and use your backpack blower when blowing leaves because when I do it, I take longer than usual?

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqC1npmZh9utrLM here is a blower tips video I did last year. I do have am updated version with point of view coming up. I would love to see your feed back so that I can make the video better for you😎🤘

[@bma308]

I ride in reverse sometimes to help really shred the leaves. Seems to produce a finer shred with my mower. What’s your thoughts on that?

[@TheChiefJudgeDredd]

That’s what mulching blades are made for. That’s why

[@bma308]

@@TheChiefJudgeDredd I use gator blades but don’t have the full mulching baffles under the deck. No chute blocker as well so I just have to utilize what I’m working with for now.

[@maxmacdonald7174]

Would grass grow with all the shade in the summer month?

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

Fescue or zoysia grass would do well back there.

[@turfcommando9216]

What did you make on this leaf job

[@Mind69420]

How many times per year do you have to clean leaves on a property like this?

[@GxxdGonzalo]

I like the voice in the beginning hehe 💀⬅️

[@BryanO92]

You mentioned tipping. Is it typical for a client to tip? I mean they've signed a contract already, it seems interesting to me that they would tip above and beyond that. Like you say these services are not cheap. How much do you get tipped, er, typically?

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

It's not often that people tip but it's alot like going to a restaurant and buying a meal for a set price and then leaving a tip. It's just a way for someone to show to the person working that they did great work and I like that idea. Here is where I disagree with a tip. It should never be looked at as a mandatory by the business, employee or the client. I think it bs that some business pay their employee crap pay and use them getting tips as a reason to justify it. I also thing it's bs for the employee to think it's mandatory. It should always be something that someone gives based off of what they can and what the personally rate the service. If employees ask for higher pay and the employer is expected to pay more per hour and the client then has to pay more for a product or service then tipping should not be expected. That's just my opinion

[@Mj-hl9dl]

Awesomeness...

[@AnnaD.sScratchandcraft]

Wonder what the soil is like under all those leaves. Just a thought...maybe she doesn't like grass. Lol

[@fixingitwithmorris4942]

how much would you charge to clean up this many leaf's?

[@chadorf7874]

I'm the same way

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Organic mulch nothing wrong with that

[@makhistevens8627]

I'm trying to start a lawn care but I'm only 15

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

What's the hang up? Where do you need help? You are in the perfect position to build a good business😎🤘

[@makhistevens8627]

I dont have anything to transport my equipment with

[@helenwhitlock4503]

That is a lot of leaves!

[@davidhernandez741]

Works better if u go in reverse

[@robertmyles9124]

I would've gone over them one more time with a chute blocker on after shredding them to hell to get them a bit smaller

[@AjLandscapesTexas]

Noice!

[@tvmusic5103]

Me encantaría trabajar con ustedes

[@JoeyDecay]

Woooooo

[@bobbyholden5389]

I know u cant but if client says yes please flamethrower 😉🤞

[@daydreamer6135]

You could use a traffic cone to cover sprinklers so you can avoid property damage

[@Kizzekatten]

❤️