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I’d definitely go bigger. They make a 140 I think, that might be the better size. 110 I’d say is too small.

@@HardyBrothersOutdoors ok thanks 👍

They spread via seed from the fruit and the birds spread it. If you cut it and don’t spray it, it will come back and will be bushier.

@@HardyBrothersOutdoors Thanks so much! Can you speak to what if any risk you think there is to florists foraging for autumn olive in the summer and fall to use in floral design? And then disposing of it?

Great tips! I have that tube capped with sewer test plugs and store chains and big wrenches in it. Did a separate video on toolbox hacks.

@@HardyBrothersOutdoors I have seen most of your videos, including the hidden chain and tools.

Yanmar Japan owns 30% share of the ITL's Solis brand... some of the tractors previously sold by Yanmar in the US were ITL tractors. The engine in the H26 are in fact Mitsubushi engines. The mid range tractors in the 35-45HP range that they are working to release have Yanmar engines but the price point of the engine needs to come down for them to be competitive in the US. Larger tractors, specfiically the 75HP shipping soon have a proprietary engine made inhouse by ITL

The will win tractors on value... more features for a lower price. durability and style are also factors. It will take time for them to build up a reputation for service and support in the US market but they are winning in Europe and are in 150 countries. Solis is not taking the big bang approach that Mahindra took where they ended up on every corner and eventually had grown too quickly... they are expanding slowly and methodically.

That’s a great suggestion and I have not tried that. I think it was wet and as time has passed the smelled has subsided. That said it may make sense to put plastic up once all my plumbing and electric are in.

So I spray the Cutrine on floating algae. Cycle tends to be about every 14 days. I’m not there full time so I just spray when it looks bad. The dead floating algae will sink but this is sped up with heavy rains. So when spraying the floating mats I’d wait 12-14 days. If you don’t get much more I’d hit it when it starts getting unsightly. Hope that helps. The dye I use monthly and to save money in the summer I may only add a bottle or two when outflow is low. So with 4 acres I usually do 4 concentrated quarts or 4 gallons non-concentrated and then maybe 2 next month and then 4… it’s all a big trial and error science project and conditions vary lol. My goal is to keep it looking the best I can when I can. My pond company that I had paid for the first couple of years started arriving in late April, launched a boat and did a heavy treatment then every two weeks walked the bank spraying floating algae and would add dye and possibly some Cutrine from the edges. I was never positive if they were just pouring in Cutrine. Since it is chelated copper it stays in the water column longer than some of the other algaecides I’ve reviewed like Crystal Blue.

@@HardyBrothersOutdoors The last three years have been horrible in my pond. I've used some other products, but started with Cutrine a few weeks ago. I seemed to so something, but I have a to do. I plan on adding that Pond Bacteria stuff soon as well. Thanks for the reply!

@@TopFitnessStrategies can you do an aerator? They say that is the best addition to a pond.

@@HardyBrothersOutdoors I put an aeration system with two "bubblers". This is the third year for them. I also put in a fountain last year. I have plenty of water movement, and also plenty of algae!

Right on, great feedback Brian! It makes fine tuning a flail super easy too.

Glad it was helpful

I think I’m gonna try it on my JD to get to 3 so I can run this ditch mower plus my hydraulic top link. I can’t get it dialed in and I think the top link might help. That will give me 3 points of adjustment.

Yep this is a pretty simplistic approach and works well. Hope you are well Dan!

My brother has split off to start a new channel. Here is his review on the 1025R - ruclips.net/video/2fE1JQxZF68/видео.htmlsi=77hH4n2yPx_PxPjx

So in this scenario the float that I’m referring to is on the mower where the toplink connects. There is a pivot point that if you have your toplink tight there is no “float” or pivot but if you have it extended there is float. In terms of hydraulic capabilities the tractors rear control valve is controlled by a lever by the seat that also has a float function. I suppose when engaged that would allow the top link to stay fully extended to enable the float on the mower but that is not how I was using it. Sorry if this is confusing but I had not considered it the way you asked.

@@hardybrothersproductreviews thanks. I'm considering this for my first tractor.

Happy to answer any questions you have

Thanks much Mr Hardy! :-)

Did you see these other ones? Here is the actual installation: ruclips.net/video/YvntwmSMWO4/видео.html and more recently I put in a 26' one here: ruclips.net/video/I0740NzXQv0/видео.html and here ruclips.net/video/6wb74alXptQ/видео.html Both installations have held up well and no we are not experts but our road is accessible and in much better shape.

Never heard that before. Will have to give it a try.

Lol someday but we’ve actually never hunted

Yes it does and the Solo stove branded stand was actually in use during this demo. Couple of things I've learned since using... 1) obviously the bigger the fire the more the smoke and smoldering and possible discoloring of the surface it is on top of... in my case the mat which has come clean, but a deck or patio may not. 2) As i showed the removal after choking the fire, i suggest leaving it alone for longer than 15 minutes... I pulled it off the other day after say 8 minutes on a coal bed of about 3 hours of burning and the surge of oxygen reignited it somewhat aggressively... Put it on and leave it on, it will do its job. Overall been very happy with it. If this was helpful, please consider using my link here and I'll get a small commission at no cost to you. Use our links Solo Stove Fire pit Covers: shrsl.com/46rxe Breeo, Tiki, Blue Sky, and Hot Shot Fire Pit covers: shrsl.com/46rxx

Hahaha. Only when trains and delivery trucks go fully electric. Are you still burning oil lamps in your house to protect them? Believe it or not, I'm pro "Drill Baby Drill"

It’s holding up great so far and no issues so I suppose we did well enough. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Sounds great! I planted 10 apple trees last year and this year 7 American Persimmon, 2 mulberry, 4 Hansen cherry, 6 wild plums, and 2 pecan all along a wood line. I ish I had planted them 10 years ago.

Yeh the bonfires are great fire pits and $70 is a steal! I agree in most cases a few embers are likely not a concern... I have found this cover to bring some piece of mind if there is any hint or forecast of wind after hours. Couple of tips I've found on the Solo Stove... burns better and hotter with wood that fits below the holes at top edges and obviously the drier the better to avoid any smoke. We find it takes a bit of time to get hot enough to recycle and burn off the smoke. Here is a link to my other channels playlist of "accessories"... the Handles are nice to have... i have both an off brand lid as well as the Solo stove lid... both are nice if you have it out and its not covered to act as a side table. Great product overall but even better if you can not brake the bank paying full price as you have! ruclips.net/p/PL1A8tIKFgP4CA802Dhz4alMt2NaEC7KZi

Hey sorry but unfortunately I’m not sure about backhoes on the 1025R. I do know they are completely different frames and hookups for the one series vs gen 2 two series. Might be worth throwing some photos up on the John Deere 1025R group on Facebook or the Green Tractor Talk forum on the Internet. Lots of great help in both places.

Yep, I have a 2nd video on my reviews channel, 5 Things I Love and 2 That I Don't!, that speaks to this inconvenience as well... ruclips.net/video/nCJWSealZ1s/видео.htmlsi=zvV45fqESu06xqI1

yeh that is the new version, prior one had two 4ah batteries... No clue why Greenworks started doing that, maybe to lower the price or maybe they had feedback that folks didn't need a full 90 mins in most situations.

Nothing is easy anymore... lol

if my google search was correct, this was the model offered by Costco? One of my main gripes with Greenworks is the various model and lack of transparency with comparisons... But if that is in fact the model you are inquiring about... Compared to the model I bought direct from Greenworks - the Costco model offers an additional uplift blade, the batteries are shorter and thus lighter weight, and it did not have a dual battery charger but one rapid charger. I now possess two of these mowers, one is the Costco version and i cannot tell the difference between the two mowers... Costco usually also offers a better warranty. Hope that helps!

While I have not put hands on the 26HST European version, it is my understanding that these are essentially the same tractor with the engine tuned to the HP output that best fits the market and regulatory situation.

So i can't speak for all brands and all products but all of them will state on the label if any duration is required prior to swimming, drinking, irrigation, or watering livestock. Crystal Plex from Crystal Blue is an algaecide and it says safe for treating livestock water supplies. The key is to read the label and mix according to the specifications. I have a whole list of items I've used, but I don't have livestock... I do however swim in the pond and eat fish from it. Here is my Amazon link to the products I often use: www.amazon.com/shop/hardybrothersoutdoors/list/1OXKMJ98QJ6XX?ref_=aipsflist_aipsfhardybrothersoutdoors

We are still loving it. No issues at all. I have about 8 of the 80v tools now and 6 batteries so I rotate usage of batteries and they are all performing great. I’m not sure if Costco still has that deal.

Costco is definitely a plus, their customer service is top notch. I don’t think they are doing the extended battery warranty anymore but not sure. I’ve been super happy with the Greenworks product and have bought the nearly all of the 80v products. More batteries and chargers to go around and little to no maintenance

I too am a believer! I have the mower, blower, trimmer, edger, chainsaw, snow blower and hedge trimmer. Zero regrets.

@@HardyBrothersOutdoors I have battery operated trimmer and edger by Craftsman. I also own a Craftsman electric chainshow that uses a cord. I bought it for $30. Helluva price and it meets my simple needs.

Glad it was helpful! I’d you happen to buy online consider using my links and I’ll get a small commission at no added cost to you! Hope you love it! I’ve picked up the full suite of tools and love them all.

Thanks Rod, glad it was helpful to you. One variable that will impact time per stump is the age and tree type. Those were pine stumps so a little softer and thus a little faster. I too have a backhoe, but only on my JD 2032R, and i agree, lots of time trying to get them dug up and i've seen numerous folks bend their hydraulic cylinders digging stumps.

Yes it has two settings in terms of adjustments. If you want to send me an email I can make you a quick video to show you. I use the contact us link on www.hardybrothersoutdoors.com If you happen to order from Amazon please consider using my link. I’ll get a small commission at not cost to you. And yes the new model is practically the same.

Thank you very much! Couple lessons we’ve learned since. Logs are better than pallets as there are no nails left over when everything rots down. Also we left some autumn olive stumps that weren’t treated well enough to completely kill them and we got some regrowth back within the piles.

Geared version? I have the geared 60HP S60 that I’m starting to test. First geared tractor for me and pretty cool.

don't understand what you mean by trackhoe mode... There 1 additional hydraulics on the rear that allow for the hookup of a backhoe, hydraulic top link, offset flail or something else that only requires an in and out... Standard it does not come with a 3rd function for the loader, so a 3rd function kit is needed if you want to add something like a grapple. If you can explain more, will do my best to answer.

Some mini excavators if you reverse the lines that run the hydraulic hook, backhoe and trackhoe operations are completely opposite

@@randynowak4994 yeh sorry still not understanding the relation that this tractor has to a trackhoe.