Maybe Kbar can offer an opinion here, since I recall he’s used those forest mulchers at work. Just don’t know what kind of a learning curve there is. But no matter what … pictures! I suspect there is a lot of GTT interest in seeing one of those mulching away.
What did you do with your JD LCUT today!
I know that there is a thread titled close to this on the SCUT section. So I thought that I would start one on the CUT section since that is what I have. I think there are more posters to the SCUT section of the forum then there are to the other sections so we will see what happens here. This may go nowhere. Maybe we can get some of the CUT members to start posting.
I got to try out my 990 with the 8B BH yesterday for the first time and also got to try out the Bro-Tek thumb that I ordered. I was running at about 1500 RPM and just doing a little digging and rock picking. This is the area I am going to put up a small Pole Barn to temporarily house the 990 and then it will become a wood shed and a storage shed after that. Once that is done then off we go to build a barn. All this stuff takes time. So below are some pictures and also a link to the same pictures and a couple of videos of me running the 8B with one of my sons in the background the other son was running the camera. You can see how rocky the place is (my father would affectionately call it a bone yard). One can also see that some of these rocks, or potatoes as I call them, are pretty big. I got a hold of one of them that had to be over 685 lbs because that is what the boom is rated on the 8B to be able to pick up and it could not do it. Thankfully the dipper is there and can do a little work as well.
https://picasaweb.google.com/116078...dBroTekBoltOnThumb?authuser=0&feat=directlink
I got to try out my 990 with the 8B BH yesterday for the first time and also got to try out the Bro-Tek thumb that I ordered. I was running at about 1500 RPM and just doing a little digging and rock picking. This is the area I am going to put up a small Pole Barn to temporarily house the 990 and then it will become a wood shed and a storage shed after that. Once that is done then off we go to build a barn. All this stuff takes time. So below are some pictures and also a link to the same pictures and a couple of videos of me running the 8B with one of my sons in the background the other son was running the camera. You can see how rocky the place is (my father would affectionately call it a bone yard). One can also see that some of these rocks, or potatoes as I call them, are pretty big. I got a hold of one of them that had to be over 685 lbs because that is what the boom is rated on the 8B to be able to pick up and it could not do it. Thankfully the dipper is there and can do a little work as well.
https://picasaweb.google.com/116078...dBroTekBoltOnThumb?authuser=0&feat=directlink
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Did a little pre-emergent spraying today. REALLY trying to get in control of the sand burs! HATE THEM!
Mixed the herbicide and sprayed a know sized area to ensure I was spraying at the correct rate, after the known 3 acres I had used 25% more than planned. So ran the sprayer with water to check rate, it is indeed spraying at a rate more than the book states.
Going to make an excel spreadsheet for mixing ratios.
Yes I'm aware the sprayer isn't level. Posted about adding the Pat's quick hitch, added 4" to 3 point arms, had to add to the top link hydraulic cylinder, now it is too long.... Working on new cylinder. Hard to fix one thing without messing something else up.........
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Mixed the herbicide and sprayed a know sized area to ensure I was spraying at the correct rate, after the known 3 acres I had used 25% more than planned. So ran the sprayer with water to check rate, it is indeed spraying at a rate more than the book states.
Going to make an excel spreadsheet for mixing ratios.
Yes I'm aware the sprayer isn't level. Posted about adding the Pat's quick hitch, added 4" to 3 point arms, had to add to the top link hydraulic cylinder, now it is too long.... Working on new cylinder. Hard to fix one thing without messing something else up.........
Finally put the blower on for a potential snow event. Now that it’s on, we all know the outcome.
A simple 20 minute job turned into an hour with a poor timed regen which would have been beneficial if it ran while chipping last week. Oh well, took a quick spin around the neighborhood.
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A simple 20 minute job turned into an hour with a poor timed regen which would have been beneficial if it ran while chipping last week. Oh well, took a quick spin around the neighborhood.
Broke up some terrible ice on my driveways with my new ratchet rake. An awesome tool for solving the issue of frozen driveways here in Minnesota due to the recent rain on top of snow pack.
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