Mulch Dying Process and More

[@JohnWilson-ql8ks]

new sub. here thanks to Mike Morgan,,

[@adleradventures]

Thanks John! We’ll keep the content coming!

[@andedavi]

New to Adler, great content!

[@jacknevitt7384]

Lots of moving parts! Y’all be safe!

[@adleradventures]

Thanks Jack!

[@bishopkinlyside8477]

Hi guys love your videos I’m one of the people that outdoor when the Morgans seen your video really loved it what is it doing seems to be a very good company everyone seems to love their job happy workers happy job site , keep up the good work Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia 🇦🇺 from the big island 🏝

[@adleradventures]

Thank you Cliff!! We'll keep the videos coming!

[@jimconnor8274]

Thank You for sharing your operation.

[@adleradventures]

Thanks for watching!

[@freetime4051]

Very interesting operation.

[@adleradventures]

Thank you! We’ll keep the content coming!

[@georgemullins8415]

Digging your guys hoodie

[@joethompson1695]

Mike Morgan recommended you guys.

[@LarryJohnson7]

Love watching the machines work. We are new here from Ontario Canada

[@adleradventures]

So glad! We'll keep the content coming!

[@fricknjeep]

hi there another nice show john

[@harveystephens6115]

Nice operation

[@adleradventures]

Thanks for watching Harvey!

[@patrickhathaway6178]

Enjoying the videos. I always wondered how all the mulch came together. Thanks. Came from ODWTM! I was looking for the electric trucks and equipment- strangely couldn’t find any! Diesel rocks - amazing things you are doing. Learning a lot and looking forward to the adventures.

[@adleradventures]

Thanks Patrick! Happy you’re able to view our channel! We’ll keep the content coming!

[@JasperFromMS]

Sadly, I didn't win the PowerBall last night. If I had, I would have put all the money in a 501c3 that would have built a business like yours. Keeping vegetative debris out of the landfill and turning it into useful products while giving people good-paying jobs is certainly commendable. And none of those machines look cheap.

[@adleradventures]

Thanks Jasper!

[@Forestryman707]

Would like to see more rotobec content

[@adleradventures]

We’ll show it! Stay tuned! We would’ve had some great content today but we’re not allowed to film on the site… unfortunately, not all locations allow filming…

[@erniesantana508]

What’s the process of turning leaves into a product?

[@jimhunt5259]

How does the dying machine work?

[@adleradventures]

Hello Jim, I apologize for leaving this key detail out of the video! With the Marksman system, the operator inputs the water, colorant, and production rates desired. The Marksman then measures the production rate in real time using sensors to automatically adjust for material flow rates and variances. The dye machine has 2 sprays nozzles that fan the colorant/ water mixture onto the material as it flows into the Trommel, at a rate of 50 to 110 gallons/ minute. The material is completely covered with this mixture as it is flipped and turned as it goes throughout the length of the trommel, which has fins and shapes in it to ensure the material is covered and flipped.

[@jimhunt5259]

@@adleradventures thanks like you stuff Hard working crew : )