I Got ATTACKED While Clearing This Lady’s Front Porch

Hello, how are you? Pretty good. I'm Spencer. Nice to meet you. So you need some help with your yard a little bit? Uh, yeah. Last year I had a person that did the mowing, but she said she wasn't going to do it this year. Now I'm living on Social Security. My husband died seven years ago, and it's hard to keep up with. Yeah. I mean, he did all the outside work, I did the inside work. It's hard. Yeah. Yeah, I go and help people out for free. So I'd love to do as much as I can today and get as much cleaned up for free for you. That will work. I just got annihilated by wasps. Hey, everyone. Spencer here with SB Mowing, and I got a message from this lady saying that her mom needed a lot of help. Her mom lives about an hour away, so I hopped in my truck and drove there to see what was going on. It turns out this lady is a widow, and her husband passed away a while ago, and he was the one that used to take care of the yard, so it's really been hard for her to manage it. The neighbors have been helping her keep the front yard cut, but she's had weed trees grow all the way up and around her front patio, completely blocking the front door, and the city has been onto her about it. So I told her I'd love to help out, and I spent the entire day making this one look amazing again. I first started with the front sidewalk, which was almost completely buried in spots, but I wanted to make sure to clean it up and clean up some of the tree overhangs so that she had a nice place to walk. After that, I got cleaning up around the front of her house and her porch and around the side of her house so that it's all opened back up and she can start using her front door again. Plus, I totally forgot that she told me there were wasps up there, and I didn't realize until I got attacked by them. So you won't want to miss me running like a baby. Be sure to watch until that moment. Also, she was really happy with how it turned out, so be sure to stay until the end of the video to see her reaction and the before and after pictures. And if you haven't done so yet, click that subscribe button down below for me. There's a really low percentage of you that are actually subscribed, so be sure to click that subscribe button. It's completely free, and it just takes a few seconds, and it's really the best way to support me. But anyways, I hope you all enjoyed this video, and I hope you have a great rest of your day, a great rest of your week. I'll see you next Friday. SB Mowing, out! Alright, we're taking a quick break from this yard, but before we get back to working, I want to talk about the tires that are sitting under this truck. This truck pulls a trailer with all of my equipment pretty much every single day of the week. And I'm not only doing it on nice roads. A lot of it is on the highway, early in the morning, getting to the job. But then I'm on gravel, and then I'm trying to back into somebody's dirt driveway that's crazy overgrown, and water's still sitting there from last week's rainstorm. Afterwards, I usually find myself pulling into the dump where there's a ton of debris and a ton of mud everywhere. So tires really matter a lot to me, because if I get stuck, I'm not able to work, and if I'm not able to work, the yards aren't getting done. But luckily, I don't have to worry about that that much, because these are the Nitto TerraGrappler G3s. They're Nitto's newest and most advanced all-terrain tire, and compared to the G2 that came before it, they redesigned the entire tread pattern, and they went to a new rubber compound. And those two things together are why it grips better in the dry, in the rain, and in the snow. They're also three-peak mountain snow rated, which is an actual standard. It's not just a marketing thing. It means they actually pass snow performance criteria, and if you've ever been in Kansas in January, you know why that matters. The TerraGrappler G3 is a little bit less aggressive than something like the Ridge Grappler. And that's on purpose, because it's built for somebody that spends most of the time on the road, but when their truck gets there, they need it to do something. So it's a much quieter ride than what you'd expect from an all-terrain tire, and it wears even across the whole tread. And then the cherry on top is that they've got one of the best-in-class warranties. 70,000 miles on hard metric sizes, and 50,000 miles on LT and flotation sizes. So if your vehicle actually works for a living, you need to check out the Nitto TerraGrappler G3s over at NittoTire.com. That link is also down in the description and pinned in the first comment, so be sure to check that out. But anyways, thank you to Nitto for supporting my work and sponsoring this video. Now let's go get back to this clean up. Alright y'all, so this is what I really love about the Mariama multi-cutter system. I've got my edger right here. I only carry two pieces of Mariama equipment, or three I guess. I carry my blower, my trimmer, and my edger. But the edger here is a multi-cutter, so you can take off the power head and whatever attachment you've got on. Usually I keep this on most of the time. But I've got to do some hedge trimming, so I've got a hedge trimmer attachment. It just snaps in like that, and you tighten it down, and it only takes two seconds. Let's do it! I don't know if y'all can see those buzzing around, but I just got annihilated by wasps. Yeah, see it? There's a wasp nest right under the handrail ledge. Gosh dang, they just annihilated my arm. Okay, I think I'm just going to work with this from back here and try to get that bush cut out, because that bush is basically gone. It's just taken over by vines. So we'll get that bush cut out, and then we'll continue this way, and maybe come back over there later and try to get that off the porch there. We'll see. Alright, the wasp nest is gone. I just hit it with the weed eaters, but they're flying around. They're angry right now. So I think I'm going to bring a load of brush to the dump over here, and let them calm down a little bit before I clean that area up. Alright, we stopped by the hardware store to pick up the big guns, and see if this stuff works. Alright, I definitely got direct contact on a few. We're just going to let that soak, keep going around the house a little bit, and then finish this up later. Alright, we're going to try it again. I haven't seen any wasps, but wish me luck. Alright, so I'm just getting finished up. We've got like a huge thunderstorm coming. It's going to be here in about an hour. It's already been sprinkling, so I need to get out of here before that comes. There's this big back section that needs to be mowed. The neighbor actually has been, I guess, mowing the front for her. So that's really nice. We don't have to do that. We just need to mow this back section with the Kubota. So we're going to do that. We're going to go dump, and then, yeah, we're going to get out of here. We're going to get a reaction and get some after photos. Let's do it. Does it look a little bit different? Yep. Do you like it? Yep. I got rid of those wasps too. Did you? Yep. I got stung once, or a couple times on my arm, but I got rid of them. Yeah, and I also got this front sidewalk all cleared off too. Yeah, I noticed that. On a scale from one to ten, how do you think it looks? Ten. Twenty. Good. Yeah. Well, I'm happy I could do it for you and get it looking good. Nine. Ten. Yep. They were going to fine me $100 for every... Lots? Yeah. So how much were they going to fine you total? $400. Wow. Well, now you can go tell them that you got it all taken care of. Thank you so very, very much. You're welcome. Well, I'm going to get out of here. It's nice meeting you. Yeah. If I see anybody else, I'll get it away. Thank you. I'll let you know. All right. I'm going to get my equipment loaded up and get out of here. Yep. All right. Thanks for bringing it. Thank you. Enjoy it. All right, everybody. We just got finished up. This looks pretty good. She said this didn't even look like her house anymore, so I'm really glad I could get this looking good for her. I did make one mistake on this yard. Actually a couple. I shouldn't have gotten into those wasps, but another mistake that I made was not bringing my Kubota mini skid. There was a reason that I didn't, and that reason was this place is about an hour away from where I live, and I didn't know if I'd be able to dump the debris and the brush anywhere, and so I would have had to drive back to Wichita, dump, come all the way back, pick up my mini skid, and then drive it back to Wichita, so I had a three-hour trip if I were to bring my mini skid. I'm like, I'll just go ahead and not bring it and hand load it on this one, which sucks because there is a city brush pile that she told me about and a couple of the neighbors told me about, and it's just a mile up the road, and so I was able to dump there. I definitely could have brought my mini skid and saved quite a bit of energy, but that's okay. We got everything loaded up. We got everything looking good. We got everything dumped off, and we're going to get out of here, but I just want to thank you all for watching until the very end of this video. I really, really appreciate all of your support, but if you didn't want to support me just a tad further, be sure to head over to sbmowing.com slash shop and grab an SB Mowing t-shirt, an SB Mowing hat, or any of my awesome merchandise over there, but anyways, thank you all for watching, and I hope you have a great rest of your day, a great rest of your week. Let's get out of here before this thunderstorm comes in. SB Mowing, out!