John , you and your crew always do a great job , I watched most of your video's I really enjoyed it!

Very good Job it Looks Great Keep up the good work!!!

I would have had you guys push that stone into the far left corner of the property and turned it into something i could maintain. I can't see the current owners doing anything but spraying roundup on it over and over to keep weeds down. Great work. Love seeing stuff like this come to life.

I like those up close and watching the machine work. I'm from Vegas so never get to see that stuff. Awesome man

Where I work, we have the same asv and fecon head. The asv was made right in my town in Grand Rapids Minnesota. We clear the powerlines. Works great

Great Job

I like the cedar and pine..and i love that little machine that can mutch up al most anything..

Wow, now THAT is some great peace of work !!! Your videos make me wanna change jobs to get into forestry mulching (I'm a cop in France but here we don't make nearly as much money as US cops do !), but the money you gotta invest in it is just crazy: I looked up the price of the ASV and almost choked ! :D Kudos to ya for all that great work you're doing, man ! God bless

Nice video 👍🏼

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Nice work boys

Another job well done by the brush crew. Poison ivy does not bother me at all so much so that i can walk through it and not pay any attention to it while others tell me i just walked through it. Pine pollen gets to me does not make me sick but, slows me down because of the way i feel. GOD Bless you and your crew and family's.

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Scruffy!

You men do nice work

Wow what an improvement 👍🏻👍🏻

Fair skinned North East Georgia boy here.. Poison oak doesn’t bother me !! Great job thanks for sharing

Nice job!!

I could smell that cedar all the way up in the Carolina's! LOL!

Very nice.

@UpstateBrushControl

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

My son gets poison oak/ivy by looking at it. He generally has to get a shot every spring. I on the other hand can pull it up with my hands and it doesn't bother me.

That machine is mint

The comments saying to wash with Dawn dish soap are correct. I have a job that puts me in the woods a lot. If you scrub off good with Dawn or any other good soap within 2 hrs. of contact. You won't get it. But... you have to make sure to cut your finger nails and wash them good as well. I quit getting break outs when I started doing this.

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the fingernail tip.

just saying i would turn this in to a nice picnic recreation area

You rly need a fae head with the flapper in front to contain those chips. I’ll be getting a fae my self.

@andrewstratton806

4 жыл бұрын

His chips really don't get thrown that far

Nice job! You and your crew do work like it should be done. I’ve seen some companies have the mentality of hurry up and get out leaving things a disorganized mess. Do you charge an hourly rate or bid jobs? If you don’t mind also, what is the price for what you did on this job?

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

We charge every job by the job and it depends on the location, type of material and terrain.

The costumer could make a aquascape pond with al that stone Nice clearing the property

Great job as always! One question- when you were finishing muching and you would back up, a pile of mulch would build up between the machine and head. Would it help if you lifted the head and curled it forward some? I noticed the rub plates on each side of the head would let you do that. Maybe the mulch I saw was build up from the rub plates.

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

It happens sometimes, especially in tight jobs when you don't have a lot of room to maneuver around.

If you wash off the poison ivy oil with a degreaser or dish soap inside of 30 minutes, most times I am safe, and I think others would be too. But a place like that, wow.

Man I’d like to have one of these for a farm I work on here in TN. Privet is invasive around here.

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

Gotta hate that privet!

That poison ivy shit sucks ass . I usually don't get bothered by it . But this year it hit me hard .

Hey (Pro Crew) job well done. Keep up the good work. I'm waiting on the next show.ok. Bama Queen Victoria Byrd.

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Victoria!

Good work but you should do them a favour and try to convince them to fix rock wall. It would look great if it was repaired

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

I put in a good word for a buddy of mine.

So what's it like on fuel ? Is this project considered a heavy job for the cutter ? , Is it a 2 tanks a day machine? great content love watching this machine work ....

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

This was two tanks a day, wide open, all day long. This was a very light, small job for the cutter. There was only about four hours of run time on this job.

How deep down do you go when you do your forestry mulching ? How many times do you go over a area mulching the trees ?

I'm glad you figured out now why I get poison oak and poison oak it will alwats be so much because I am freaking darker skin. Dam jeans

Wants privacy but buys a house where the neighbors are within yelling distance

Mulcho grassyass 😎

Poison ivy immunity is hit or miss in my experience. I’ve know a bunch of darker people that don’t get it. I thought I was immune but I just get a very delayed reaction. Makes it impossible for me to figure out where I got it.

@jdub229r

5 жыл бұрын

Michael Bolanos fair skinned Central Europe descent, shit jumps on me. Normally have to use steroid cream & a steroid shot if I don't catch it early.

Do you mark obstacles before you start mulching that may damage your machine ?

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

Sometimes. It can be pretty hard to see what's in there, ya just gotta go slow.

I'm a ginger and very allergic to poison ivy. I swear I get a psychosomatic reaction if I think about it too much. Lol. But seriously though. I get a bad reaction to it and have needed steroids to get rid of it twice before.

How long did this job take you and how much time did you spend in the skid steer?

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

We did this in one day, approximately four hours in the skidsteer.

Like Josh said, “another day another $.”

You're bound to get repeat and referral business for sure.

Can't see the forest for the trees 🙈

How many guys on your crew

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

Me and two guys.

in georgia

How bad do rocks hurt your equipment?

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

We try to avoid them. It's not the end of the world if we hit a rock with the cutter head.

freaking hot all over SC

First 👍🏻

How much would it cost to cut and mulch about 4 acres of my land in Lancaster SC.

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry, I don't give out my pricing online, but if you need an estimate, give us a call.

Poison ivyville usa lol

The 120

I get poison ivy if I look at it. Want to find some goats to control the weeds around me.

@UpstateBrushControl

5 жыл бұрын

Sounds like my wife.

I mean mulch ..

I'm darker skinned and a landscaper. I never get it.

Darker skin...LOL. My father is black and my mom is white and you guess it I am darker skin toned..LOL. Does not affect me or my dad at all but my mom would die if she saw it much less touch it. I think it has to do with immune systems more than skin tone. No offense taken man. Keep working. You got a little awkward there for a moment. :)

@poshchamp9210

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, he made that assumption based off of 3 people that he knew (including himself), and decided that he wanted to believe that darker skinned people get it worse. That’s not a large enough segment of the population to come to his conclusion. It’s one thing to think something that’s completely dumbfounded in your head, but when you say it out loud, there are ignorant people out there who will run with it, be nonchalant in taking precautions to prevent getting poison ivy, and then be put out.

Wow! dark Skin people get it more! wow! very scientific.