Morse Property Maintenance

Start to finish of my work during an office remodel a while back. Work took about a month. Turned one large area into several office rooms.

This is Part 2. Literally just me brush hogging and testing out my new blades. Broke a blade on this brush hog recently. Repairs involve replacing both blades, welding on a couple of front supports so the corners don't dig into the earth as much, as well as repairing some broken rebar supports. Tractor is a Mahindra 1626 Welder is a Millermatic 211

Broke a blade on this brush hog recently. Repairs involve replacing both blades, welding on a couple of front supports so the corners don't dig into the earth as much, as well as repairing some broken rebar supports. Part 1 is the repairs. Part 2 is me just brush hogging Tractor is a Mahindra 1626 Welder is a Millermatic 211 Also used a Dewalt 20v Grinder

Not sure when it happened, but I ended up with a flat front tire and holes in a rear tire on my Mahindra 1626. This video is me patching the tires.

Purchased an LED kit recently which included an LED flood/spot light bar, 2 LED flood lights, and a wiring harness. Installed them onto the ROPS of my Mahindra 1626 tractor. The factory lights are bright enough, but with the REL in the way, its almost impossible to safely work in the dark. Amazon Affiliate Links: LED Light Kit: https://amzn.to/3EdC8A2 Heat Shrink Gun: https://amzn.to/3p7wJpO Heat Shrink Solder Seal Connectors: https://amzn.to/3siAGtK Heat Shrink Tubing: https://amzn.to/324i9aa 16/2 Lamp Cord: https://amzn.to/3J1vPmR Round Magnetic Base: https://amzn.to/3yEVahv GoPro Hero 9: https://amzn.to/3mdlytN

Purchased an LED kit recently which included an LED flood/spot light bar, 2 LED flood lights, and a wiring harness. Installed them onto the ROPS of my Mahindra 1626 tractor. The factory lights are bright enough, but with the REL in the way, its almost impossible to safely work in the dark. Amazon Affiliate Links: LED Light Kit: https://amzn.to/3EdC8A2 Heat Shrink Gun: https://amzn.to/3p7wJpO Heat Shrink Solder Seal Connectors: https://amzn.to/3siAGtK Heat Shrink Tubing: https://amzn.to/324i9aa 16/2 Lamp Cord: https://amzn.to/3J1vPmR Round Magnetic Base: https://amzn.to/3yEVahv GoPro Hero 9: https://amzn.to/3mdlytN

Part 2: Neighborhood track had the entrance way brush hogged. I came in to clean up the land and prepare piles of brush for the town to pick up. Tractor is a Mahindra 1626 utilizing a grapple and york rake Chainsaw is a Husky 450 Part 1: https://rumble.com/vqzxsl-newbury-brush-cleanup-part-1.html?mref=4t8k1&mc=cf1eg

Neighborhood track had the entrance way brush hogged. I came in to clean up the land and prepare piles of brush for the town to pick up. Tractor is a Mahindra 1626 utilizing a grapple and york rake Chainsaw is a Husky 450 Part 2 Video: https://rumble.com/vr0uxl-newbury-brush-cleanup-part-2.html?mref=4t8k1&mc=cf1eg

A tree fell into the road due to high winds last night. Thankfully its winter (and the tree was dead) so it made clean up a breeze. haha. Chainsaw is a Husqvarna 450.

Cut down a couple of trees at Ed's house. Special guest, his 7 month old German Shepard, Nala. Followed up by another special guest, my 9ish year old Boxer/Pit Dodge. He was at the SPCA (back in Jan of 2013) as a stray, and he clearly has the 'follow your nose' mentality, so he needs to stay on a leash or you'll never see him again. Trees cut and bucked into rounds at Eds. Trailed over to my property, the Barn to be split and stacked for seasoning. Chainsaws used are my Hasqvarna 450 and Ed's Stihl 021. Log Splitter is a Sportsman Earth Series 19-Ton Kinetic splitter. Stacked in IBC Totes Hauled around using my Mahindra 1626 tractor and pallet forks.

5 inches of snow fell Friday, Friday night it rained, turned to ice and then another 8in of snow on Saturday. This is the cleanup of my 1000' driveway back to The Barn using my Mahindra 1626 tractor and box blade. Maybe next year Ill invest in a PTO driven snow blower, but in the meantime, the bucket and box blade get the job done.

Spent a few hours at the barn today. Plowed my 1000-ft driveway with my Mahindra 1626 tractor and box blade. Followed up with some log bucking using my Husqvarna 450, then split with my Sportsman 19-ton kinetic log splitter. Firewood was then thrown into an IBC tote for temporary storage.

Day 5 - Picking up my final culverts and Ed's drain pipe. Trenching my last culvert, then installing 476 feet of drain pipe for Ed's pond.

Dug one more trench to a small pond for a culvert to be installed on day 5. I have a hilly trail leading to the back of my property where I dug out the high spots as well as removed some stumps. Smoothed out a lot of ruts to make it easier for the tractor to get through once the ground refreezes.

Starts out with the mini at Ed's house, digging a trench to install drain pipe from his overflowing front yard natural spring fed pond to drain into his back woods to a preexisting pond. Then to the Barn for some tractor work and chainsawing. Finishing up back at Ed's to view his completed trench. Ed's drain pipe installation will be in a future video. Tractor is a Mahindra 1626

The end of almost a year long project is here. All duct work is insulated, and it's time to bring our parts home. Our young apprentice, Ben makes his first video appearance after his 2 week 'vacation', ready and eager to get back to work. This is footage from the last few days leading up to Dec 31.

Erecting and disassembly timelapse video of scaffold to insulate duct work on a local project. Stadium canvas roof was replaced and the building now has air conditioning, so all duct work gets insulation. Insulators need a safe, working platform to perform their task. This is the final leg of our scaffold project. Part 2

Erecting and disassembly timelapse video of scaffold to insulate duct work on a local project. Stadium canvas roof was replaced and the building now has air conditioning, so all duct work gets insulation. Insulators need a safe, working platform to perform their task. This is the final leg of our scaffold project.

Rented a mini excavator to do some work around my property I call 'The Barn'. Digging a trench on the high side of the 1000' driveway and installing 2 culverts draining out onto the low side.

Day 2 of the mini rental. Finished up my driveway trenches, dug up some stumps and knocked down some trees. Started to snow pretty bad at the end so I stopped recording early.

Using a 275Gal IBC Tote, a water pump, and a black well water pipe to absorb heat on top of the roof to get hot and cold supply lines inside the barn, along with hose spigots on the outside and water plumbed to a stand up shower. This video was taken over the course of 4-5 weeks. A wood pallet privacy screen will be installed for the shower area, but this video is long overdue.

Installing a french drain on the side of a house using socked perforated pipe then turning to solid pipe at the driveway, going through the driveway, and then exiting out a small rock wall towards the road. Customer plans on replacing driveway at a later date, including a concrete apron at the saw cut and extending to the garage. This was a 'get it done cheap' job. We all have our own opinions on how we'd like to do our own jobs, I get it. I was just the digger on this, and the customer wanted, and appreciated the end result. Machines used were a Kato 17VX, and a John Deere 1025. Towed with my faithful 2014 F150 which just hit 179k miles.

Ok, you've seen one you've seen em all. Wearing a chest camera to try some new angles out. Think I need to raise the aim a little bit if I do this again. 2 trucks, 4 guys, 2 wheel barrows. Me and another guy poured off and left for another job while the other 2 guys stayed late for that nice power trowel finish. Never got any finished pictures when they went back for saw cuts, but we all know what a concrete floor looks like.

Broke both anti-sway bars on the tractor the other day brush hogging. Found a few online retailers that sell them but I'm not paying $150 (each) to replacement them.

Picked up a new Grapple implement. 1:23 Installing a 3rd Function Hydraulic Valve Kit on my Mahindra 1626 Tractor. 9:39 Burning Brush