This week on the channel +1.7M views this week

SB Mowing clears the vines, then builds a new gate

Spencer's three-day backyard restoration reveals old stonework, a bridge and a fish pond at a family home.

Channel:

SB Mowing Story of November 2, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

It took THREE DAYS to uncover what was hiding back here

Video summary

Press to jump

0:00The homeowner introduces the garden at the house her grandmother bought in 1957.
2:29Spencer starts cutting vines around the stone arch that restricts access to the backyard.
4:09A string trimmer clears the narrow pathway beside the stone wall and wooden fence.
9:05He cuts branches, vines and brush along the property fence.
16:25Hand-pulling and cutting expose the decorative retaining rock wall.
18:24Spencer tackles thick brush and overhanging trees beside the house.

The old gate was being held up by the very vines Spencer had come to remove. Clearing this backyard meant more than cutting back the greenery: with dogs on the property, he built the homeowner a replacement gate too.

That extra job belongs to SB Mowing's only upload this week, "It took THREE DAYS to uncover what was hiding back here", which has passed 406,000 views. The homeowner had emailed photographs of the yard she inherited from her grandparents. Beneath the overgrowth were rock-lined flower beds and a pond with a waterfall she had helped build as a child.

Access made the work harder. A stone entrance arch kept large equipment out, leaving Spencer to cut and hand-load the brush. He trims the narrow paths, pulls vines from decorative stonework and gradually exposes the garden underneath. The family helped drag brush between visits. The video also includes a promotional segment for a tool attachment.

Viewers are picking out the newly cleared space around the air-conditioning unit, the hidden landscaping and the homeowners pitching in. Several reckon this was a job that called for another pair of hands.

Across the channel, viewing is close to its usual daily level, with roughly 1.7 million views added over the week and subscribers unchanged. The Lawn Tools had a much larger viewing week in the surrounding home-and-DIY group. For SB Mowing, the new cleanup is the strongest daily draw, while October's roadside-property restoration and buried-walkway cleanup continue to bring in views.

Published on Trari

Where next?

Also in DIY, building and homeVideo taking off 8.5x its usual first dayMiner drops hose and runs before earthen arch collapsesWisdom Pouchannel's brief mining clip draws an unusually fast audience, alongside a quieter demonstration of roof-tile repair.Channel: Wisdom Pouchannel · Story of November 2, 2026

A different discovery todayA video worth knowingNileBlue's skull candy hits every taste at once, but no flavorA sweetener thousands of times stronger than sugar, a famously bitter compound and pure capsaicin go into the brass-molded drops, and the verdict surprises eve…Channel: NileBlue · Story of November 2, 2026

What viewers say

That AC unit has never been happier!
@richardmccarley281See it on YouTube
I love watching all the hidden landscaping come out. Does anyone else talk to Spencer on the videos, even knowing he can't hear? "Why do that? You missed something. Oh that is great!"
@deborahmcneill3898See it on YouTube
Spencer, I already thought you were a great guy. Then you went and installed a gate for the homeowner! You deserve ALL of the good things that come your way!
@brandonabbott1989See it on YouTube

4 more comments

I applaud the homeowners who help.
@metimoteoSee it on YouTube
I love the rock work on the house. So pretty
@BlessedbyadoptionSee it on YouTube
If ever you were going to bring in a helper, this is the one. 😮
@JPMore-x7qSee it on YouTube
Nice to see the home owners out there helping. It’s a beautiful backyard, again.
@BarbS-x6fSee it on YouTube