Oct 19, 2026 · 58 min · 13 segments
Brandon Brubacher and Breiner Lawn kick off the countdown to Equip Expo 2026 in Louisville, covering travel plans, booth setup, giveaway details, and the equipment they most want to check out on the…
funny so for them leaf cleanups are you uh using one of the ferris stand-on blowers or how are you ripping it you using backpacks what are you doing
Yeah, well, I mean, right now it's not too aggressive, so we're just using our Mariama backpack blowers, and I still like the steel BR-800s and 700s, so that's really what we're just using.
Mikey doesn't have his big leaf collector going right now, so he can't make all these piles on the side of the road.
So this week, got the dump trailer out, brought the old Cub Cadet stand-on out because there's mulching blades on it, and I don't want to fuck the Ferris blades.
So I just blow all the leaves onto the lawn, get the advanced shoot blocker out, And I just start mulching them leaves up on the lawn with the cub and, you know, mulch them all up.
And then once I get all the leaves out of like the flower beds and the wood chipped areas, then once they're all mulched, then I take the walker mower, the bee or the teetotaler.
The T25i, my first mower I bought, and it's got a really nice, powerful vacuum on there.
There's still a lot that get put into the ground, but that was kind of our system for all of these houses we did, and it worked very well.
At the end of it, we filled all the leaves up into my dump trailer, and then we brought it to my aunt's, who has a flower farm, like, I don't know, maybe 10 minutes from our shop.
So she was overjoyed about the mulched-up leaves because it's great on the flowers.
To all those people out there commenting on my hosta videos saying, oh, you're cutting the hostas too early.
funny so for them leaf cleanups are you uh using one of the ferris stand-on blowers or how are you ripping it you using backpacks what are you doing
Yeah, well, I mean, right now it's not too aggressive, so we're just using our Mariama backpack blowers, and I still like the steel BR-800s and 700s, so that's really what we're just using.
Mikey doesn't have his big leaf collector going right now, so he can't make all these piles on the side of the road.
So this week, got the dump trailer out, brought the old Cub Cadet stand-on out because there's mulching blades on it, and I don't want to fuck the Ferris blades.
So I just blow all the leaves onto the lawn, get the advanced shoot blocker out, And I just start mulching them leaves up on the lawn with the cub and, you know, mulch them all up.
And then once I get all the leaves out of like the flower beds and the wood chipped areas, then once they're all mulched, then I take the walker mower, the bee or the teetotaler.
The T25i, my first mower I bought, and it's got a really nice, powerful vacuum on there.
There's still a lot that get put into the ground, but that was kind of our system for all of these houses we did, and it worked very well.
At the end of it, we filled all the leaves up into my dump trailer, and then we brought it to my aunt's, who has a flower farm, like, I don't know, maybe 10 minutes from our shop.
So she was overjoyed about the mulched-up leaves because it's great on the flowers.
To all those people out there commenting on my hosta videos saying, oh, you're cutting the hostas too early.
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