FORGOTTEN THICK AND OVERGROWN LOT gets an AMAZING MAKEOVER w/ the FORESTRY MULCHER

[@RUDYR-y4s]

you are absolutely right. It was the customer wants. not what the comments want. Good job, and keep on grinding.

[@Creative-Chaos]

I heard about these machines for the first time yesterday. They are amazing.

[@billfeldman3234]

You Knock That one out of the Park Nice JOB

[@rickbell3402]

Looks much better , Lance! Don’t worry about the armchair quarterbacks. The customer is the only person that matters .

[@DrMJJr]

EXACTLY

[@michaelvarble4392]

GREAT work

[@chronically.advocating]

Just a thought here, but having a directional plan going into a job may help. Starting at the top of the slope work your way down to your starting point mulching in a pizza slice shape as you go. Very efficient and allowed for you to not drive over previously mulched or finish mulched areas.

[@honeycuttsbrushmore3244]

Not a bad idea. I’m still working on getting my “Minds Eye” when it comes to clearing. I am definitely getting the timeframe correct, just struggling to get a directional plan envisioned before I get in there. Any improvement is still improvement!

[@AshbyAcres]

Great job! Now I've got to go binge watch back to the last few videos I've missed. Question: Do they make an tilting/pivoting/adjustable forward-facing landscape rake so that one could rake the mulching into piles? Like a 6-way dozer blade. When we had our utility easement mulched, it was years of picking up large mulch pieces before we could ever get in to mow it. If so, these smaller lots may pay for that cleanup service.

[@honeycuttsbrushmore3244]

I have a grapple and when they request that I usually push it all in a pile and burn it. I’ll have some of that coming in some of my next videos!

[@charolpihlman2558]

I love this video!

[@m.j.maryjbenson4338]

Good job!!

[@honeycuttsbrushmore3244]

Thank you!

[@stevegreer2168]

What brand is your mulcher? Would you buy it again? Durability etc

[@johnmclaurin]

Fun watch…great job….if customer likes it….then it’s job well done…screw negative comments!

[@Rushmore222]

Don't worry about commenters wanting you to fine mulch everything every time. There's different levels of service offerings in any line of business. A car wash vs. a complete detailing, a records review vs. a complete financial audit, etc. It just depends on what the customer is interested in purchasing.

[@honeycuttsbrushmore3244]

Well said! Thanks for the comment!

[@michaeld.4521]

Great job sir. Hello from N.Y.C.

[@honeycuttsbrushmore3244]

Awesome! I have extended family up in the Syracuse area!

[@claykorth7244]

you running knives or carbides? Or both?

[@honeycuttsbrushmore3244]

Carbides, but I may try knives out next time!

[@chunt241]

Dont get me wrong i like the videos just asking a question

[@honeycuttsbrushmore3244]

It’s a good question. Thanks for asking!

[@chunt241]

Great work . but if you gotta come back an fix something isn't that wasting time an money out your pocket like they say measure twice cut once

[@honeycuttsbrushmore3244]

I understand what you’re saying! Normally when I say I’m coming back it’s for another bit of paid work. I’m still under the mindset of the customer is always right. If they’re not happy I’m going to make sure they are.

[@robertxerri134]

Found your channel. Good stuff! If you're willing to share, I'd love to know what special licensing you need to operate that equipment? Just a CDL for the truck/trailer? And what kind of contractor license is required for mulching? Is it a landscaping license or just a small business license?