Legally Clearing Wetlands with Compact Tractors and Mini Excavator!

[@Kcolby47]

Whaat a fun video watching you folks work together with a variety of equipment. Shout out and greetings to Tom and Randal! I so enjoy the quips, comments and banter. Mmmm…maybe should be subtitled “The TTWT Variety Show.” 😉 I understand the issues with farming around those obstacles, plus the efforts required to contain those areas from encroaching on to the farmland. Blessings.

[@jamesearl4703]

Great to see the family working together and having fun doing so. God bless

[@AnimationCPU-y2k24]

I really enjoyed this project. I appreciate the education regarding the wetlands. I thought the tractors did fine. Not the best equipment to use for the task, but capable, which is true for many of the tasks done with compact tractors.

[@ranger6x660]

What an awesome video guy’s! Yes you have had some problems but you can also see progress and that means you’re getting the job done. And you’re doing it with family and making memories. Priceless!

[@petenolte4192]

It's fun watching the small tractors tackle big job

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

You dance with who you brung. Beats the living daylights out of a brush maddox ,axe,and a hand felling saw. Nice job to all.

[@scottbarnwell512]

Always enjoy episodes with Tom and Randall.

[@allenjessee8860]

Love seeing the family working together. Great video Tim and Christy!! These smaller tractors are incredible machines!!

[@raceneely8185]

Good to see the 3x20 tractors working together. I am looking at a cab 3720 instead of a 3R due to reduced cost and no emissions. Love it.

[@PgetzkeFarmstead]

Thats what I did... paid 50K for cabbed 3720, grapple, landscape rake, pallet forks, HD bucket, tiller, rotary cutter, snow push, and a loader mount blade

[@PgetzkeFarmstead]

Is a 2012 model only had 347hrs on it when I picked it up.

[@4BikeMike]

Hey Tm, love the way you push your equipment to its limits....

[@Jeff-zk6dk]

Nice project doing what you did makes the land look so much better thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@danburris7546]

It's wonderful seeing your family do what families do! I'll pray for the child of the logger's family.

[@curtisaalbu4744]

Love to see you working with the family. Also there is a great idea for one of your affiliates to make a light weight skid plates for the tractors. I’m sure your not the only one that could use them.

[@ralphjelomono1066]

Enjoyed the teamwork Tim. You always showed that given enough time you can do a lot of heavy work even with smaller tractors. But agree that forestry/clearing work is tough on a farm tractor. Guess that is why when I bought my 4066R the JD warranty papers strictly stated that the tractor is not approved for forestry clearing operations. However, probably 70% of it's use is on my 90 acre pine tree farm doing just that. Please don't tell JD that!! But I do have heavy equipment that does the main stumping and large debris pile up. The 4066 is great for lighter duty and finishing clean up. Thanks as always.

[@aaronburford5701]

Great content, love the team work! Thanks for sharing!

[@waynederby4684]

Your not evil Tim for not wanting deer near cultivated areas. You just being true to you heritage. No problem there as far as I'm concerned. My only problem is that you did not hire a me to cull the deer for you. Heck I would have done it for a transportation, expenses and the meat..... LOL.With proper planing and judicious use you can get a lot of work done with a compact tractor.. Be Well & take Care. Wayne...

[@SWAMPHUNTER644]

I worked as a permit administrator at the state level and we worked with the Army Corps of Engineers on wetland permits. Our requirements were different. We allowed selective cutting for firewood and timber but not clearing. Realistically, that wooded area would be marginal farmland. Seeds would get flooded and not germinate and the crop might not grow well except in a dry year. The farmer would often lose his investment in seed, fertilizer, and tractor fuel and not get a harvestable crop. It also destroys scarce wildlife and songbird habitat in farmland. I was sad to see many hedgerows I used to hunt bulldozed out so they could use larger equipment. You may not agree with wetland permits but there are reasons for them. Those cleared areas might get a decent linear hay crop but there would be no good way to get to it. You could probably tile those areas but that isn't cheap and you won't get your investment back soon and you'd just be moving your water problem on to your neighbor..

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Without the wetland rules, we would fill in these areas, put in reasonable slope for surface drainage and tile it. …the farm the whole 160 in about 1/4 the time (and less fuel, etc), making production much more efficient.

[@d.schmidt16]

"You might not agree with the permits" is basicly saying you might not like me controlling your land, at your expense, and limiting your ability to use your land, but it's for your own good! Takes a lot of hutzpa to say that to farmer

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@d.schmidt16yep. He is even being more direct than that! Essentially says that farmers are stupid…and would be wasting money planting in these wet spots….so the government must step in and save us. How crazy!?! Farmers can MUCH more easily optimize their properties than a bunch of over zealous lawmakers.

[@charliet1535]

Cool video guys.

[@EtterChris]

Love the videos at the farm with your brother.

[@ronevans852]

Yep Tim you answered the exact thing I was fixing to say. They are farm tractor. But we all use them for hard work around the farm. I do the very same around my place. It is what it is.

[@Catfish5577]

Great job, makes me want to do mine. I didn't think my little tractor would work, but I see it will with a little patience. Try to stay warm, spring is right around the corner.

[@D2500R]

It annoys me how people are always commenting on what tool you should use for any job. It's your equipment on your job and you can use whatever you want. Some people like myself can't afford large equipment and all I have is a small tractor. It's encouraging to know what it can do if it comes down to it. Might take more time but that's ok too.

[@chadcolby1320]

Wetlands are always fun. On my side if things its the intentional constructed wetlands that frustrate me. Retention areas for storm drainage that never properly drain out after rains. Then they become a cat tail and tree infested eyesore. The same people that wanted it there in the first place then no longer want to look at the eyesore. Great job explaineing your particular conundrum and at least attempting to get ahead of the negaitve commenters. Sometimes just saying the word wetland can lead to polarizing disussions.

[@jeffreycurrie3410]

Good stuff. I do know how you love all the machines working together. I would be a nervous wreck. NOT because im safer. It’s because I’m NOT safer. Tearing stuff up. Thanks

[@richardstevens3461]

You are such a member of your generation!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Whatever that means.

[@photocontrol]

Great job clearing with the smaller machines! I agree, a skidsteer with a protected underbelly would be better suited for the clearing, it is pretty easy for debris to snag a hydraulic line on the tractors.

[@floydferguson5366]

Great video!

[@RonaldDean-eq2cb]

I wish I could be there to help. You guys are having way too much fun. I do understand about using the tractor to the limit and having a soft bottom side. Have you thought about getting a skid loader? It looks like it would be worth it. Thanks Tim

[@williamgaines9784]

The "soft underbelly" is the #1 reducer of the "utility" of tractors. Much could be done to move some of the hoses above the axle line, but it seems the hydraulic hose lobby has more sway than the consumer😉. Great teamwork. The thing to do is make sure it doesn't get back ahead of you(far far easier said than done) but a cutter head or mulcher head on your excavator a couple times a year should keep the regrowth small diameter.

[@texillini1]

Quite the project. I wouldn’t have done it myself. I have some timber creek bottom myself. I try and keep it natural. Have thought about putting a cabin back there by the creek, but IDK

[@oilyragsgarage7200]

This was fun to watch😊and you've all done a great job. Thanks for sharing. Everywhere you turn, there's the government either holding it's hand out or there to stop you from doing something on your own property. Personally I'm getting sick and tired of them.

[@donalexander4083]

love the video its amazing what you can get done with smaller equipment and a bit of patience

[@bartonmd]

Absolutely! Like I emailed the other day, and have experienced more since, even coming from a 5-series utility tractor, the 3046R is a much more serious tractor than I had envisioned it being before we bought one!

[@unclealansyard5176]

Always enjoy the farm and family videos! They're one of my tops favorite things to watch! You guys got the job done even with the limitations. Just wondering is there anyway the farm could appeal that if it has a history of staying dry? I'm sure you would have to do a very comprehensive plan and show what drainage improvements you can do. But of course that takes time, planning, etc.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

The 'feds' don't WANT drainage improvements. For example, they won't allow us to put drainage tile in these areas. If we were to appeal, they would wait until the wettest day of the year to visit the property. ....and then, they would restrict even MORE of our land. You know how government works. ....NOT for the people!

[@billweaver3114]

Man watching y'all do this made me want to be there having fun with y'all

[@TractorTimewithTim]

That is good! That is what we want to communicate! Work can be fun!

[@EDBZ28]

Thanks for posting this video. It's very informative and some don't even like to talk about the topic. Just another example of the government having too much control and us having to deal with their illogical approach to anything they have their hands on or into.

[@CanadaHardwareGuy]

I have to admit, you operate your equipment the same way I do. Hard, and full out. Kind of the opposite of Mike Morgan. I just don't have the patience to operate that slow and careful. They are TRACTORS after all. But, if I was going to buy a used machine, I would buy one from Mike WAY before I bought one from you:)

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Maybe so, but we did what I break.

[@Dale37]

Every time I watch one of your videos, it makes me want to go jump on my tractor(John Deere 790) and do something. 😅 Unfortunately, it is cold and wet right now. The bush hog will be going to work in just a couple months.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

That is the goal! To get you motivated to use that tractor! Hopefully it will warm up soon!

[@rinardman]

Back in Wayne County. God's country! Soon as I saw the drone shot, I knew where that was at. 😉

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yep!

[@shanesherwood343]

It’s been a while since a down on the farm episode they are always my favorites

[@지아강-h4z]

와~~~~ 좋아요 ~~~ 💙💙💙

[@Morpheen999]

Its always easy to say the trees can grow somewhere else, and the animals can live somewhere else.. But if the majority of people start saying that.. You run into over clearing and animal habitat loss.. And the cost of farmable land per acre going through the roof doesn't help the habitat situation either

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Pretty easy to pass judgment on what someone else does with THEIR land!

[@Morpheen999]

@@TractorTimewithTim I have friends on both sides Tim! I have many good friends that are farmers... Farm land here is worth over 30k an acre.. I also hunt & have a good friend that's a Hunting guide he's seen land clearing & habitat loss affect wildlife numbers & his business directly.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@Morpheen999…on the hunting side…just buy the property…then you/they can preserve it however you/they want. Where I get riled is when folks want to tell someone else what THEY should do with their land. I have 11 acres of woods on my 80…and plan to leave it that way. But…the owner should decide what they want to do.

[@Morpheen999]

@@TractorTimewithTim I do understand both sides & agree the owner should have autonomy on what they do with their property.. The flip side of no government habitat control, is Huge factory farms & big corporations would buy giant chunks of forest and just clear cut all of it.. I can't see a perfect solution, its above my pay grade anyway..

[@scottsoper]

With some determination and creativity could you put a heavy rubber shield between the rear tractor tires when running the mulcher to provide an additional thing to stop junk from going under the tractor?

[@RCPSU4]

Nothing wrong with pushing limitations, even when you're having to do the repairs. Almost have to think Randall and Chris together would be like watching HeeHaw.

[@ricksanchez7459]

Nice video, we really enjoy yalls channel. The tree saw is stressful. You bout need to make a small cut on the lower side, then drive around to finish on the bigger trees so you dont get pinched or get one over the cab. On the smaller trees it pushed right over. Maybe a hydraulic top link so you could get 3/4 through and tilt it on over?

[@randallmarks1182]

A hydraulic top link would be very useful for the tree saw. On our tractor I’m out of outlets while the grapple is hooked up. The biggest help without it is stepping out of the tractor and getting a good look at which way the tree wants to fall. It’s helpful to have another machine around to encourage the tree to go on over if you get one that wants to pinch the blade or fall where you don’t want it to. You are right about making multiple cuts of some trees. That does help sometimes. Since the video I have run it several more days and I’ve gotten a little better with it. One big help has been trying to tackle smaller trees that the saw can cut all the way through. The trees we were trying to cut were a lot bigger than they looked on video. That added a little more challenge along with not a lot of experience with the tool at that point.

[@wingwhacker7500]

The 1985 Farm Bill told farmers that if you want to retain subsidies and access to farm bill programs, you can't drain wetlands. Farmers can drain and remove vegetation and fill the oxbow so that land could be farmed boundary to boundary if they are willing to forego farm bill benefits. Most farmers do not choose to do that. Most farmers are conservationists who also enjoy the wildlife habitat.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes, but there are no more direct payments from the farm bills.

[@wingwhacker7500]

That is not true. I know because I work for USDA and provide those landowners payments. @@TractorTimewithTim

[@jamesberg3106]

Johnny 5 with a grapple. Drooling

[@jimschmitz6192]

When Bill Clinton (not trying to inject politics) was first running for president he was asked a question about wet lands; his first response was “wet lands should be wet”. This sure doesn’t look wet!

[@harrisonsdepot]

Might not be a traditional TTWT episode, but maybe do a show detailing the overpopulation of deer and the insane volume of crop damage they cause.

[@HankinsExcavating]

Run what you brung kinda saying. Utilizing what you have is the way I look at it. Nice work

[@jdfleetguy28]

❤ these family farm videos. Really enjoyed the video. Been doing a lot of similar work this past year cleaning up around my pond and down below my pond dam. Looking forward to ole salty repair video. Love seeing ole salty in action. He is my favorite Johnny on your channel. I forgot how nice it was with the older models how the whole hood, grill side panels all lift up out of the way together. I don’t understand why they changed that hood design on the newer machines. Not a fan of having to pull all the panels off separately on mine.

[@davidbalvin8112]

Interesting video. I fully agree with you especially about government and wetlands. Bigger machines do things faster, but the cost is beyond reach for smaller acreages.

[@philirwin2028]

I push my 2305 to limits, but it did a great job cleaning up the trees I got cut down. Size from 6" to 40" . It sure beat doing it by manual labor.

[@jddriver9565]

wow love those videos....alll those deere!😍And it is nice to see the 5E again, how many hours are on it now?:)

[@karldawnlang8936]

Kool video.

[@danielcline1848]

It's comedy hour, I like it.

[@oklahomachris6298]

Hey Tim if you have a deer problem I could sure help ya with that.

[@josephvance9759]

Hey Tim- don’t disparage the compacts - I recently cleared 4 acres of woods (303 trees) with my 4066R w/grapple and a chainsaw! (I then rented an excavator and pulled the stumps) Love your videos.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Ha! We love the compacts….just kinda bit off more than a mouthful with this one!

[@scottsoper]

Clearly a full scale forestry mulcher would be the best machine. However that costs a lot of money to buy or rent or have someone do the job. That tractor mulcher is a good deal even if you do some hydraulic hose and steering hose damage. It makes the job possible! It would take years to get the job done with pruning shears, chainsaw and small brush hog.

[@StevenYahr]

You have a nice pile of brush there - when do we get to see the chipper??

[@skapur]

If the government was serious about wetlands, it would take down the levees.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

That would be even larger theft of good farmland. Easy for you to say from a distance when the thievery is of OTHER PEOPLES LAND!!!

[@skapur]

@@TractorTimewithTim I was trying to make a lame joke about the absurdity of it all as there is no way government can take down levees without having a second American revolution. Did not mean to upset you

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@skapursorry about that. Hard to catch tone in written text. Again, sorry. ….but honestly, the government can do whatever they want! Afferall, they locked us in our homes (and that was the so called ‘conservative’ president!)

[@stephengmeiner3264]

If you can drive equipment around that ground, I’d have it re-delineated. It doesn’t look like wetland anymore. There’s a chance you have have your land back.

[@TheDumpTrailerGuyLLC]

So many big expensive glass windows working around all these falling trees. I think this was a clear job to see where a skid steer/excavator work extremely well compared to tractors. Is there anything you can do to re zone that area or measure out the area and establish a zone since I'm sure that area has gotten bigger than it was intended to be?

[@GrampysTractor]

It's always great to go back to the farm. What I want to know is how big of a trailer did you use to get all that equipment back to the farm? I loved the tree saw working and yes, a taller push bar/guard would be nice but if you could make i tilt with a hydraulic top link that would be even better. Excellent video all.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Tom/Randall brought semi and detach flatbed…

[@jdfleetguy28]

@@TractorTimewithTim ah I was wondering the same thing ? I was going ask if you were missing your diesel HD truck. I knew some of that stuff would have been a major workout for your new gasser HD .

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@jdfleetguy28 I hauled a trailer load too…but they hauled J5 and Minnie.

[@jdfleetguy28]

@@TractorTimewithTim yea, I bet Johnny 5 for sure would have been a load for your new gas super duty truck. Are you still happy with how your gas truck handles hauling your stuff, or do you miss your diesel truck?

[@GrampysTractor]

Leave it to Tom to have the BIG truck and trailer.

[@turdferguson5300]

You're killin me here, I want some of those Stihl headsets really bad. The problem stems from I'd rather not pay for em and I won't steal. We thought we had it worked out with two cans and a string but every time we'd get a tree between us someone would loose a can and we'd start all over again... It would be a shame if someone in the group broadcasted a fart and left everyone else to figure out who it was!

[@douglasjackson1998]

That one steel counter weight was being carried up pretty high. Is there a reason for that other than it came off the trailer that way? Does it provide better stability if used lower?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

No, not really. I keep it up out of the brush.

[@DavidSmith-fr1uz]

Tim mentioned the deer problem. When I was growing up in the 50's and 60's in the piedmont of NC, if a kid saw a deer while riding the school bus, the rest of the kids would press there face against the windows trying to see it too. The sighting would dominate the class conversation until lunchtime and beyond. Now, the only way a deer would get any notice is if the bus hit it.

[@ricksanchez7459]

Same with bear and bobcat in our area. Not many kids hunting now...

[@SteveB2601K]

What fun.

[@redclover51]

I'm not a farmer, but I agree with the logic and the process. AI would not be an issue if time stopped in 1985.

[@simpleman4196]

Yes unfortunately tractors were just not ment for that type of work. Yes they can do it but you have to be cautious and some form of breakdown is likely to happen. Ask me how i know 👀. However if you have the time and the tools to do the work just be careful yes this is better options. However their is always a better option yes a skid steer with a mulcher would be good but you can get a cat D4 dozer with a mulcher attachment instead of a blade that is better yet. Thanks for putting this video out.

[@andrewkirch5920]

How's the giant ice cube going? I mean pond, how is the pond going? Hopefully it warms up soon.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

No changes since last video…cept I played on it with the Gator…like you say…it is HARD now.

[@rodbagley1686]

Just wondering if there is some way to make a skid plate for the bottom of our tractors. I do the same thing with my 1025. Grappling out brush and moving smaller logs out of the woods. I made a brush guard for the front. Feel better about that but havent tried to make something for the bottom. Thanks for bringing that to my attention. Now I'll be afraid to go out in the woods.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Ah, don’t be afraid! Even if you break a hose, it can be fixed. BTW, I have never damaged the underside of a 1025r.

[@rodbagley1686]

@@TractorTimewithTim might head out there tomorrow and start doing what you were doing. Cleaning out the woods next door and out back. Bunch of firewood for the taking just got to get to it. Fun trying..

[@jamisoncurtis2387]

Cannot forget the golden rule. Thou shalt have a cheeseburger when the job is done. Fixings optional

[@bradw3313]

My brothers place has dried creek beds from natural springs…they’re dry due to cedar tree growth that he’s been working to thin out. Cedar is evil stuff and it’s all rocky and hilly so tough to get any equipment in there.

[@emanuelgeorgson2376]

Why not get a skid plate made for a sub- compact/compakt tractor. We hade one on our old Valmet 455. Works realy good! Best regeras from Sweden!

[@PgetzkeFarmstead]

When did Salty get a FEL?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Borrowed from the 3046r. Although we bought a used loader for it….that used loader is on Tom’s 3320.

[@1oddtech]

Starting a engine at high idle is fine, generators do it all the time. Just don't want to do it in very cold weather.

[@jddriver9565]

comment #2😜 is the 4075R gone??😐

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Oh yea, sent it home several months ago. Actually, 'home' for it turned out to be kinda sad. It was a hand-built prototype...so once they got done with photos, some testing, and my play time with it, they scrapped it. That's right!! It is in the recycle bin at this point!!

[@jddriver9565]

@@TractorTimewithTim 😧 they should´ve donated it to you!....But we all know that they cant do that...but lets face it....they sold a bunch of machines because of your channel....so they should have...😃

[@tylerbrown9161]

Look up Sackett v EPA. A supreme court case that went through last year limiting the EPAs ability to classify wetlands. Now as long as there is not constant running water through it, its not a wetland. Some states like Washington have wetland conservations written into their state constitutions, but still something to look into. I see a bunch of people not aware of this!

[@OShackHennessy]

What’s the comms system you have going there

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Stihl Advance ProCom

[@jamesharrod8733]

i did about the same- i was in woods trying to knock down saplings , one broke one of the lines to steering motor, was not good , hydrostats tractor move after big lost of fluid

[@garywaxler7866]

I'd have some jobs for that equipment if you'd ever have time.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Maybe!

[@SkylarHillShop]

Government regulations are fun. I live in a natural resource area, which means I cannot cut down trees to erect a building. However 30 years ago my land was a cattle pasture with no trees. Once the grazing stopped the trees grew up. Agreed let the deer go to somone elses farm. We try to eat as many as we can but there are just way too many!

[@austinwatkins5228]

You should buy a skid steer, Kabota or John Deere or bobcat and you can paint it Green

[@Tri-Lobe]

Very nice job! It definitely makes it look much better. Regardless you are not having as large of impact on the ground as a large logging equipment so everything has its place. Regardless a very good video!

[@cliffh8486]

the machines will do it given enough time.

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

Is that state law or federal law about clearing wetlands?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Fed.

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

@TractorTimewithTim Interesting. Are those protected wetlands? The reason I'm asking is I'm kind-of doing the same thing you guys are just on a smaller scale.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@Lanninglongarmmowing I really don’t want to get into providing interpretation on the law for others. I don’t fully understand the details. This video is simply going by what we were told by local FSA (government) representatives.

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

@TractorTimewithTim I understand. Sometime soon, I'll be talking with an attorney about me doing something like this and if it's legal or not. I know protected wetlands are pretty much off-limits. If you are ever curious, there is a website online that has mapped all the protected wetlands all across the United States.

[@johnhershey4010]

I haven't see you use the battery Tractor lately. This job would be perfect for it.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Why? We worked 8-9 straight hours.

[@windzer]

hahaha no it wouldnt

[@ricksanchez7459]

The best use of the battery tractor would be any task that is 3hr or less, where you would be idling an ice unit alot. Think feeding out a few rolls hay, unloading pallets off the truck, or anything that would save a cold start on your main tractor. Anything else "electric" will require 3 phase, tethered autonomous units in chainlink fenced factory farms.

[@Vikingknight2012]

Did I just miss something in a video somewhere, but when did the 3520 get a loader?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Borrowed it from the 3046r. But ….the loader on the 3320 is mine…I bought it for the 3520….then loaned to Tom/Randall since I have plenty

[@dave.lawrence.3894]

Well! This is a video that shows you can do it, if you use common since....😮😅...

[@gsracing38]

I live in GA and have wanted to hunt some of the bigger deer up north. I can't lease a whole farm for a year but if you know of anyone willing to sell a week hunt, I'd be interested in helping alleviate some of those farm pest.

[@johnfarley5914]

I see a good spot for a deer stand. Lol

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Shoot shovel and shut up!

[@jjjustin17favs]

Compact tractors are cheaper and more practical for the homeowner.

[@Bierstadt54]

Wetlands are important, but those don't look in the least like wetlands. Also most folks would be doing all this by hand with a chainsaw and hauling the wood away one trailer load at a time. Compared to that you have a lot of equipment to work with.

[@Bierstadt54]

Next episode, Tim gets a bulldozer.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Gonna have to find SOMETHING tougher!!

[@bennettwilliams2021]

Tim your fired you tear up to much lol

[@ronpearce5777]

If you cant use the land why clear it? That the shade might result in some crop reduction its going to be negligible? If you cant use it at least allow natures wildlife to carry on using it.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

You do what you wish with your land. We’ll do as we wish with ours.

[@tjt1992]

Yea you really tear up your equipment!

[@craigflatley7370]

🇨🇦👍

[@John-u4g7h]

Sucks when someone takes your land or tells you what you can do with it, huh?