<p>I bought 20 acres of land from my neighbors this summer and plan to rent a JD 450 to clear some trails and create some open space. The plot is mainly covered with forest with trees aged 30-50 years, a large number of honey nipples and vines. It is mostly steep, from the creek to the top it rises 600 feet in 1/4 mile. Three different ridge lines.<br>Does anyone have some tips for using the 450. My neighbor says that he will help. Or advice on preparing the site for cutting, slope markers for removing stumps/trees, bulldozing?<br>My experience is limited to the side turn and 50 hp Kubota.<br></p>
Your bulldozer is pretty powerful!
I would love to have a machine like this!
Dealing with heavy machinery can be really complicated. I've recently started learning about maneuvering them and I am actually trying to learn things about the mechanic part as well. A friend of mine learned to maneuver a
máy xúc mini and I am constantly asking him different things. I am only used to drive a car and switching to another type of vehicle it's a challenge that I am willing to take. I am grateful for having friends who have different licenses related to all kinds of vehicles and I am able to learn from them
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(07-22-2021, 05:52 PM)FaithMillsM2V Wrote: [ -> ]Dealing with heavy machinery can be really complicated. I've recently started learning about maneuvering them and I am actually trying to learn things about the mechanic part as well. A friend of mine learned to maneuver a máy xúc mini and I am constantly asking him different things. I am only used to drive a car and switching to another type of vehicle it's a challenge that I am willing to take. I am grateful for having friends who have different licenses related to all kinds of vehicles and I am able to learn from them
</p><p>Do these guys provide discounts?<br></p>