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Installing vinyl fencing.

Reshape a roadway using a John Deere 60G excavator, John Deere 323E skid steer and a Case 550G bulldozer. This video details each step, from ditch cleaning to road widening and compacting with a vibrating roller. Learn the ins and outs of using an Engcon EC206 tiltrotator head with various grapples and buckets for maximum efficiency in road rebuilding construction. https://landworkspro.com/rebuilding-a-private-road-replacing-culvert-pipe/

Having the ability to easily change screens in minutes, handle the material once vs 3 times and then easily transport as a simple skid-steer accessory is a game changer in the landscaping world! This truly makes it the best screener in the world! Flip Screen

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It's amazing how you can help your customers when you have the right tools. Flip Screen has been an amazing addition to our fleet to land works services projects. See more at www.LandWorksPro.com

LandWorks’s Michael Kintner on his John Deere 35G FlipScreening a driveway hits 1.9 million views! Pretty cool.

http://www.landworkspro.com/rebuilding-a-clay-and-mudd-pie-driveway/
Rebuilding 250 Ft a clay-filled driveway that is about 13" thick with clay and mud. The trick to fixing a driveway like this is removing the loose clay and mud down to the hardpan then layout the driveway fabric. The fabric I use is 12.5 wide by whatever length that is needed and in my opinion is absolutely required if you want to get rid of any sinkholes and you want the driveway to last. After the fabric is down then you want at least 4 to 6 inches minimum of a screened bank run for the top. We use a skid steer with an Erskin 6-Way Dozer blade to spread and even out the driveway. Also on our skid steer, we are using new rubber tracks from (https://www.rubbertrackswarehouse.com) which works perfectly for tracking in and packing down the driveway. After the driveway is packed, we then use a vibrating roller to smooth the surface and provide an additional hard-packed top.

Many times customers will also put a nice limestone top to eliminate almost all the mud from the driveway. It is also important that the limestone is also tracked and packed down.

This project was in Portville New York we used a John Deere 323E Skidsteer with a 86" toothed bucket, Erskin 6-Way Dozer blade, and a Vibrating roller for accessories. We hauled the material using a 16' PJ dump trailer and hired in a 20-ton dump truck to help in hauling material.

This project took about 70 tons of screened bank run, 250 Ft of driveway fabric, and about 2 days to complete including hauling in the material.

TIMELINE:
00:00 = Introduction
00:53 = Peeling Away the Clay and Mud
07:58 = Laying down fabric and bring in Bank run
12:10 = Grading the driveway with 6-way dozer blade
21:00 = the Last load of Bank run and continue smoothing driveway
33:33 = Tracking in Driveway with Zig-Zag tracks from Rubber Track Wharehouse
36:40 = Switching 6-Way blade with Roller
41:50 = Project is finished

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TOOLS FOR THE MAKING:
From LandPro Equipment: John Deere 323E Skidsteer
New tracks from Rubber Track Warehouse
86" Erskin 6-Way Dozer Blade
86" Vibrating Roller
16' PJ Dump Trailer
Duramax Diesel GMC Truck

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Installing Tracks on John Deere 323E and then Snow Plowing but something happened!

Installing tracks on a Skid Steer is no easy job, especially at the weight of 500 lbs each, and finding those tricks to install can also be tricky. One thing for sure, I’m glad I have a 35G Mini to help with the job!
After some research, I finally found the right place to purchase my tracks. Rubber Tracks Warehouse, the makers of Grizzly Rubber Tracks. These guys had everything I was looking for, including excellent sales service and fast delivery.

The next trick was finding the right tracks for my John Deere 323E. In determining the correct size tracks, there are a few things you need to know about selecting the right track type, style along with getting the right size to fit your machine.
(Source: https://www.rubbertrackswarehouse.com/)

Three Steps to Measure Your Rubber Track Size.

1. Measure the Width of the Track in millimeters.
2. Measure the Pitch in millimeters which is the distance between the center two links.
3. Count the total number of links in the Track. Links are also known as drive lugs or teeth.

How to find and measure your Guide Size

What are rubber track guides and guide systems? The guiding system is the system of wheels that interlock with the links inside a rubber track. The part of the rubber track that interlocks with the guide system are called the guide. The guide is made up of links, and in-between the links, it’s essential to know the guide’s size or pitch to prevent your replacement track from breaking, jamming, or being thrown (jump track) from the guide system.

1. Measure the distance between the outer bottoms of two links across from each other. This is called the Outside Guide Bottom (OG).
2. Measure the distance between the inner bottoms of two links across from each other. This is called the Inside Guide Bottom (IG).
3. Measure the height of the link from outside the trough. This is called the Outside Height (OH).
4. Measure the height of the link from outside the trough. This is called the In

Rubber Track Rollers Types

There are two main types of rubber track rollers (center and fl**ge) and two main sub-types of each. Center rollers run between the links of a rubber track. These two types of center rollers are usually called W and X. Fl**ge rollers run along the outside of the links of a rubber track. The two types of fl**ge rollers are usually called Y and Z.

http://www.landworkspro.com/installing-tracks-on-john-deere-323e-and-then-snow-plowing-they-will-come-off/

This project took about 4 hours, including snow plowing the driveway.

TIMELINE:
00:00 = Unloading Tracks from Trailer
03:20 = Out of the cold and into the Barn
04:10 = Building an InfoGraphic describing track size details
04:47 = Understanding Track Sizes (InfoGraphic)
05:14 = Different Types of Track Patterns
06:00 = Setting of John Deere 323E Skid Steer on blocks
10:50 = Begin removing the tracks by relieving grease from idler wheel ram
13:35 = Using a bar to loosen the Track
16:00 = Using 2x4 to help remove the Track off the idler wheel
16:49 = First Track is removed
19:20 = First Track installed, now time to tighten the Track
22:54 = Removing the Track on the other side
25:22 = Second Track Removed, time to install the other 500-pound track
26:34 = Second Track Installed, now time to double-check both tracks
28:44 = Test drive the new tracks plowing the driveway
35:18 = Snow Plowing finished now headed back to the warm barn
35:44 = Final Wrap-Up and discuss performance

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TOOLS FOR THE MAKING:
1. Special Thanks to Teddan Shaw for helping with the install
2. From LandPro Equipment: John Deere 323E Skid steer
3. From LandPro Equipment: John Deere 35G Mini Excavator
4. From Rubber Tracks Warehouse: 16” Zig-Zag Rubber Tracks for Skid Steer
5. A pillow for my butt!

A beautiful day in creating a fun hyper-lapse dump trailer delivery from , New York to Scio, New York. 2 hours compressed into 5 minutes. Enjoy my friends. http://www.landworkspro.com/bank-run-delivery-with-a-mortz-12k-dump-trailer-hyperlaspe/

Rebuild a small driveway and finished with Limestone. This project was at my neighbor, and I used three different John Deere machines. A John Deere 110 TLB Backhoe, John Deere 323E Skid steer, and a John Deere 35G Mini Excavator. Hauled away about 11 tons of black top, sod and concert. Using the Google Maps map creator, I had estimated it would take about 11 tons of Limestone. The final project took, 6 tons of bank run and 10.2 tons of Limestone.
http://www.landworkspro.com/rebuilding-a-small-limestone-driveway/

This project took about 10 hours including hauling material in an out of the job site.

TIMELINE:
00:00 = Introduction
00:48 = Call 811 before you dig, Dig Safely New York
01:19 = Always watch for overhead power lines
03:15 = Changing Buckets
05:12 = Removing Top Soil and sod
14:50 = Using a live thumb help a lot when loading concert and black top pieces
19:11 = Bank run Delivery
22:00 = First load of Limestone
22:54 = Rolling the bank run with the skid steer roller
23:54 = Spreading the Limestone
25:16 = Dumping and spreading more Limestone
29:11 = Rolling the Limestone
31:10 = Watering the Limestone
32:21 = Project is finished
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TOOLS FOR THE MAKING:
1. From LandPro Equipment: John Deere 323E Skid steer
2. From LandPro Equipment: John Deere 35G Mini Excavator
3. From LandPro Equipment: John Deere 110 TLB Backhoe
4. Moritz Dump Trailer

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Damn!!! I bought this no name roller to work on a John Deere Skid steer and discovered something seriously wrong! It wouldn’t fit my John Deere skid steer because the skid steer plate was wrong plus the hydraulic cables were also incorrect. Let see if we can fix it.
This project took about 2 days, purchased a few parts from John Deere, and Amazon to get it back up and running.

http://www.landworkspro.com/buying-and-fixing-a-no-name-roller-for-a-john-deere-323e-skid-steer/

TIMELINE:
00:00 = Introduction
02:21 = Getting it stood upright
03:35 = Cutting off the bottom skid plate holder
05:28 = Mounting the new skid steer plate
07:20 = Precision Welding by Mark
09:13 = Severe Thunderstorm Warning
09:28 = Moving it all inside
11:53 = Prep for Paint
13:01 = Installing the hydraulic lines
15:20 = Yeah she is vibrating
16:40 = End of the Project
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TOOLS FOR THE MAKING: (Sponsored Clicks)
1. From LandPro: John Deere 323E Skid steer
2. From LandPro: Rebuilt hydraulic cables
3. From LandPro: John Deere 35G Mini Excavator
4. Amazon Parts

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