Heavy Brush Clearing - Part 2 and Belt Failure

I everything. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. What do you think? Well, I think while you're getting work done, I'm saving frogs. What's that? I said I think while you're getting work done, I'm trying to save frogs. A lot of frogs down there, huh? Frogs, too. How many? I I had three in my hand at one time. I like those little tree frogs. I do, too. You don't see them that often. So, what do you think? I don't know what to base it off, judge it off of, you know, if I'd be faster with the skid steer and an attachment in there, probably. Or would I get up and down? You definitely need tracks. Yeah. So many hidden stumps and stuff down there. So, you don't know what you're going over. No. And I think uh clear it once is good and then go over it a second time just to get it knocked down and then you can aravate it and see if that actually does anything. Yeah. I was thinking of going over next time, you know, get this top half and then take the skid steer with the bucket, move some of the bigger stuff out of the way. Oh yeah, there's a cliff down on the other side. So I just don't want to go. Do we have to do below that cliff? We can push all the brush right over the side of the cliff. Yeah, we go we go down and around there. How long have I been at this? Half hour, something like that. Yeah, first time running it. You're not familiar with it? No. Then you're being careful. You don't feel like ticking and dying. I don't feel like breaking something. Hitting the hitting the blades on a big stump, you know. Yeah. You feel good? Yeah. [Music]