Posted by ranger danger on November 18, 2018 at 10:20:46 from (76.220.66.129):
Hi All from the new guy!
I have 15 acres of heavily forested property that I need to thin and clean. Its covered in large Cedar, Pine, Fir and oak trees along with large brush. The ground is fairly soft and not much for rock until your down about 4 feet. Then its gravel and light clay mix. Intermixed is LOTS of small sapling trees. I'm looking to clean the place up over the next 5 years by removing the saplings and brush along with the stumps. I will be digging some water, sewer and electric trenches. Possibly some foundation footings and I'm also clearing and leveling a 100 yard shooting range. I'm looking for a recommendation for a used Mini Excavator for this project. I have never operated one before but, I drive truck for a living and have operated tractors and forklifts. I have a Kubota M4000 tractor now. I'm sure I can get the hang of it. I'm not really brand dedicated. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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