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Read articles →This video follows a real homestead land-clearing session combining a White Leaf forestry mulcher (about 10-15 hours of use at filming) with two chainsaws to drop large oaks for a planned cabin site. It briefly covers mulcher maintenance, belt inspection and greasing, before showing the actual clearing and felling work, including an honest account of a three-hour snag when a tree rotated wrong. Best for owners curious how a forestry mulcher integrates into a chainsaw-based tree-removal workflow.
An owner-operator documenting real homestead projects on their own property, with a candid, learning-as-I-go tone rather than any commercial or dealership affiliation.
Pop off the inspection door, held by bolts, then check the belts and lugs. There are also two grease fittings, one on the top wheel and one on the bottom wheel.
About 10 to 15 hours of use at filming, with the owner saying everything checked fine and nothing was out of the ordinary at that point.
The tree fell in the right general direction but rotated, dropping limbs onto the trail needed to remove logs, turning a half hour job into a three hour job.
