Comments by "" (@ProjectFarm) on "4x4 Kubota Tractor vs Tree--Barn at Risk!!" video.

  1. 1996-present. I'll be retiring in a few months. I'm glad that I've been able to serve and support for all these years, but I'm really looking forward to starting a lifestyle that allows me to be with the family. Thanks for commenting!
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  2. Thank you A.L.L. Firewood. I will definitely follow your advice in the future!
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  3. This is great advice. Thank you!
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  4. gentoolive, Great guess! I'm just south of Kansas City between Belton and Harrisonville. Great place to live!
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  5. Thank you!
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  6. parfumatu2003, It's an M9540. Thank you for watching the video and commenting!
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  7. Thanks for the constructive feedback.
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  8. Thank you very much! Yes, I removed those trees to prevent a more challenging issue down the road a ways.
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  9. Glad that didn't happen. The old barn probably would have collapsed. lol
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  10. Testing bio/home made fuels seems like a great recommendation--thanks!
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  11. Thank you very much!
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  12. LOL! Yes, I use a lot of firewood to stay warm.
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  13. I learn a lot from those leaving comments! Great post and very helpful. Thank you!
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  14. Absolutely not! Thanks so much!
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  15. Jeffry, Thanks for watching the video and commenting!
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  16. Sorry to hear!
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  17. Great point regarding the strap! The tractor with bucket and balast weights around 10,000 pounds and all 4 wheels spinning wouldn't pull the tree over. I'd need to go higher up the tree. Thanks for commenting.
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  18. Great point. Thank you
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  19. Thanks so much!
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  20. Thanks!
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  21. I have a wooden furnace. Thanks for watching.
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  22. Thank you! The come-along survived without any damage.
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  23. Thanks for sharing.
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  24. Thank you! It's proven to be very reliable.
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  25. Thanks for the suggestion.
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  26. Thank you very much for the positive comments!
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  27. This is terrific advice and I agree! I'll definitely invest in the gloves, jacket, and possibly boots in the near future. Anything can happen and the added protection is worth the small investment! Thank you!
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  28. I really like the tractors with green paint! I was hoping to find one, but this was the one my wife picked out, which happens to be much nicer than I was planning to purchase. Thanks for commenting!
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  29. I would love to post a video on farming activities but there just doesn't seem to be much interest from viewers.
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  30. Thanks for the feedback.
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  31. Thank you!
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  32. Thank you for this recommendation!
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  33. Thanks so much!
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  34. Thanks for watching!
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  35. Great point! The tractor has held up nicely. Thank you
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  36. Thanks so much!
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  37. Great test idea!
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  38. Lol
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  39. Appreciate it!
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  40. Lot's of fun projects for sure! Thanks for watching the video!
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  41. Yes, thanks!
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  42. Thank you!
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  43. lol. Great point! Thank you
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  44. Thank you for the feedback
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  45. Great point! Thank you
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  46. Thanks for the feedback.
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  47. Thanks!
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  48. lol Thanks for watching!
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  49. Thank you for the idea!
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  50. Thanks!
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  51. Thank you. This property had thousands of new trees growing near or around the fence line that's around 1.5 miles in length divided into 6 paddocks. Took months to clear all of them.
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  52. Thank you
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  53. Thank you!
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  54. Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
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  55. Thanks for the feedback.
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  56. Thank you!
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  57. lol. Funny!
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  58. Thank you very much!
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  59. Thank you!!
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  60. Great video idea!
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  61. Great tips! Thank you
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  62. No. I live in Missouri.
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  63. Yes, these are dangerous.
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  64. Missouri. Thanks for watching.
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  65. We live in the Midwest area, Thank you.
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  66. Thank you!
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  67. Great to hear! Thanks for watching!
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  68. Thanks for the feedback.
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  69. Thank you!
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  70. Great point. Thank you
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  71. Thanks for sharing.
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  72. Thank you.
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  73. Thank you very much!
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  74. Thanks for sharing.
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  75. Impressive job with the KW!
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  76. Yes. Thanks for watching.
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  77. Thanks and you are welcome!
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  78. Thank you!
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  79. Great feedback. Thank you
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  80. Thank you for the feedback
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  81. Thanks for watching.
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  82. Thank you. Yes, the Kubota is amazing! I use it quite a bit around the farm and it has saved me hundreds of hours and a lot of money.
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  83. Thanks for sharing.
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  84. Thank you
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  85. Thanks for the suggestion.
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  86. Thanks for the positive comment!
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  87. Great recommendation. Thank you!
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  88. Thank You
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  89. Thank you for the feedback
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  90. Thanks for the feedback.
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  91. Thank you!
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  92. Thanks for watching.
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  93. Thank you.
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  94. Thank you!
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  95. Thanks!
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  96. Missouri. Thank you
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  97. Thank you! I have one that's more challenging than these that I need to remove.
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  98. Thank you
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  99. Thanks for this information. I borrowed the strap from my brother in law.
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  100. Thank you
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  101. Thank you!
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  102. Glad to hear!
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  103. Thanks for the feedback.
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  104. That'll get the job done!
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  105. Thanks for commenting.
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