Pictures from a skid steer mowing contractor

[HawkinsHollow]

I am late to this thread, but I just wanted to say a skid steer with a badazz brush mower on front will do some serious work! Makes me want to rent one again this fall.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

I am late to this thread, but I just wanted to say a skid steer with a badazz brush mower on front will do some serious work! Makes me want to rent one again this fall.

Yes sir, in a lot of cases it's a better solution for the customer than a drum mulcher unless they want sawdust, not saying it can outdo a drum mulcher but the right forestry mower can produce a really good finished product usually at a much lower price point.

 

[EddieWalker]

That's a really nice spreader!!!

 

[Lineman North Florida]

That's a really nice spreader!!!

Yeah it belongs to the company that I buy my fertilize from, the problem is a lot of people use it and don't take care of it, when I went to pick it up this week they told me my fertilizer was loaded and it was ready to go, problem is I had already looked at it and whoever used it before me broke the belts and said nothing so right out of the gate had to get two belts ,separate the drive chain at the master link and put them on, but was able to get it done after that.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

Did a little demolition job this morning, tore down a small shed and an old chicken coop, dumpster wasn't big enough for all the other small out buildings and junk that the customer want's gone so they are going to get a larger dumpster delivered and we will finish up then, after the dumpster was full I took down a couple of trees and made a brush pile, this will be an ongoing job with this customer.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

Today's job an old overgrown moto-cross track, by far not the thickest stuff that I have mowed but it was the most time consuming due to all the deep ruts and built up dirt jumps in the very back, this is on the edge of a prarie that's why there is nothing but Live Oak trees, headed back tomorrow to use the grapple to get all the trees and big limbs that are down in the back of the property.

 

[EddieWalker]

That's a really amazing before and after!!!

I've been using my backhoe to clear stuff like that. I pull it all out, and into a pile, then use by grapple to haul it to the burn pile. I end up with a pretty big pile of debris in just a few hours. It's amazing to me that there isn't a massive pile of cut material all over the place in your after pictures.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

That's a really amazing before and after!!!

I've been using my backhoe to clear stuff like that. I pull it all out, and into a pile, then use by grapple to haul it to the burn pile. I end up with a pretty big pile of debris in just a few hours. It's amazing to me that there isn't a massive pile of cut material all over the place in your after pictures.

Eddie, this cutter does a really good job of mulching up vines, bushes, underbrush etc , it's the 18 carbide teeth on the bottom of the blade carrier that processes the material up to fine debris/mulch by back dragging when really thick.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

Back at the motocross track on the prairie today cleaning up years worth of downed trees and limbs, got it finished and the owner was happy, headed over to my hunting camp on the coast tomorrow where the hurricane went in 2 weeks ago to begin my own clean-up project, hope everyone has a good rest of your week.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

Spent the last few days cleaning up downed trees and limbs as well as twisted out tree tops at my hunting camp but I have just about got it in reasonable shape, I will probably work a little more tomorrow and head home late in the afternoon, here are a few pictures.