Mulcher vs brush mower

Comparing a 44" CID low flow mulcher attachment to a Extreme implements XBC-7 low flow brush mower; installed on a Takeuchi TL12 track loader.

[dalleth]

Your goat question: Short answer is almost. They will strip everything to dirt that they can reach BUT won't eat things with bark. Young 1" trees is just about the limit. What you end up with is a very weird dystopian landscape of dirt, stripped trees to about 6' in the air. It really a weird things to see. But if you just have is grass, brush and very young trees, all that's left after they are done are piles of poo.

[Ferms]

“Nah if I gotta tell you how to do it, you can’t do it safely” lol. Always dropping wisdom Andrew

[thinkfirst]

There are wrench flats on those hydraulic hoses so that you can hold the hose so that you do not twist it when you are tightening the fittings. Your hoses will last longer if there is no twisting tension in them when you are using them under pressure.

[Drakey_Fenix]

I'm glad you finally decided to install a window/door to protect yourself from getting hit by stuff

[spinningchurro]

18:44 Literally the only time I’ve ever seen Andrew show anger.

[jaredchance]

From the time I started watching the video he had me hooked the camera angles are exquisite and I love how he seen something leaking unscrewed it and got down to the bottom of it! Superb job

[mattanderson]

When he went to the worksite, first thing he shows is that old barn. I thought, oh no, they gave up on the barn and Andrew has to mulch it. Haha.

[wlgt]

"Me having to tell you which one, is not doing it safely" You should put that on a shirt Mr Camarata LoL!

[terryrose]

I admire your tenacity and your abilities. And I don't know your medical history, but take it from a guy that has done too much heavy lifting over a lifetime, you will eventually wear those shoulders out and will probably need surgery. I've had three and will probably have another one by winter time. It's no picnic but it allows me to keep on doing what I love most. I work alone ninety nine percent of the time. I use some heavy equipment and chainsaws quite often. I shouldn't be doing it at my age (71) but when my time comes they will probably have to drag me off a job, lol. You do amazing work. Stay safe out there.

[craigscheel]

Definitely need a high flow to run that mulcher without losing your patience

[gheice_modelism]

25000 more and you’ll reach a million subscribers… Amazing!!!

[seaknightvirchow]

“Ah naw, if I gotta tell ya which one, its not safely”. Made me laugh because I thought the very same as soon as he asked which one.

[CranialAccess]

My wife of 44 years have been watching for many years, we have T-shirts, mugs, and a piece of excavator track autographed by Andrew and Levi, we still look forward to every video! Skid Steer Solutions knows a winner when they see one!

[GFD]

Machines used for mulching seem to need a very high flow rate and plenty extra horse power to keep the head spinning at optimal speeds.

[sisco_rl]

I have watched this multiple times now. Such a good video. It’s satisfying to watch.

Andrew should look into a high flow conversion for his TL12 and get a severe duty high flow brush cutter…

[ScarletKnightmare]

18:44 in 3 years I haven't seen Andrew lose his cool. That mulcher must be mighty frustrating.

[thefrub]

23:45 "If I gotta tell you, then it's not safe" Very smart man. Do not let someone in khaki shorts volunteer to operate heavy equipment that you're standing on.

[GameFunFam]

I laughed when you said goats were an appealing idea. They do eat just about any weed or grass, and even little trees. They are used around us for that reason. Keep up the great vids!

[cainfrey]

The is the first video I've seen in a few years Andrew showed any frustration. Can't say i would have been any more patient.

[PhilKawasaki]

Actually love a video on YouTube that gets straight into it, no bullsh#t intro to endure