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@@user-ur8ln4ii7q yes, but we try to rotate where in the field, but there is always some overlap because it’s a very small field. Or I should say, the useable area of the field is very small.

I'm on year 3 in the same spot, and I had bugs bad this year. Do you have any suggestions on how to get rid of them

I'm using the TractorPlus app from JD and the smart connector that is available at your dealer. The connector plugs in to your service port in the lower left dash, it's pretty neat having that information right there, though admittingly I don't run with the tablet as much as I used to.

Well, I appreciate hearing that, I've learned a lot over the years.

Yes it does, around here not all bank run is created equal, this is good stuff though. We've been good, very very busy and just decided to cut back and get more things done.

Yes it does, the closer to the ground the better it works.

Thanks Dean!!

@@ElkCreekAcres no problem👍

Why is that? He's not done developing the 3R kit yet anyway.

@@kimculver1038 thank you, it was to make this one.

We have no idea, it’s very likely around 80 years old. It was originally horse drawn, that’s all the information we have unfortunately.

@ElkCreekAcres did some research and looks like a Minneapolis Moline potato planter. I think I'm going to build one on that design. I like the concept of it, thanks, keep the videos coming.

@@napooda846 its pretty slick, there was a learning curve that I didn't show in the video. The larger potatoes would get stuck, and if we cut them too small they would fall out the sides of the chute. Once we figured that out it was really nice, such a cool piece of very old farming equipment.

@@robertconnor3324 the feedback adjusts the height only to best of my knowledge, but I’m certainly no tech. All the adjustments I made I was able to do without removing the rear tire, I had no interest in wrestling with that being they are loaded.

@@ElkCreekAcres mine are loaded to. So to get the arms lower it’s the main valve adjustment I guess.

@@robertconnor3324 somewhat with the main valve, but mainly with the adjustable lift links on the 3 point.

@@ElkCreekAcres I fiddled with it last night for about 30 minutes and got everything adjusted. With the main valve, I was able to get it to drop lower. I followed the directions in the service manual. Thanks so much for posting that video. It really helped me out. I can say getting those adjustment nuts at the valve without taking the tire off requires a bit of a contortionist.

@@robertconnor3324 glad my video helped!! And I agree, very difficult to get two hands on things with the tire in the way.

Haha, we have enough, just wasn't bad the other day lol A few weeks ago I was brush hogging and there were dozens of horse flies on the outside looking in, another benefit of the cab!!

Thank you!! I've considered doing that now that I have the 72" box blade, some shoes and QC set on the rear of the box and should be ready.

@@andysmith8544 I agree, it’s almost a must with a box blade.

Thanks for the ride along. We have been using our box blade on our long gravel driveway. I don’t know if I’ll ever consider myself good with it. Tines down one hole to dig out the potholes seems to be the best so far.

@@qcan8468 there is a definite learning curve with a box blade. A few years ago I found a channel @digginlife21 and that really changed things for me. He is a real talent with a tractor and box blade.

@@rodshepard3967 thanks Rod!!

Yes, that is a bit of a chore.

They've been working on it, slowly, but it's definitely getting better.

That would be rows 2-4 LOL

Thanks Michael.

Yes I do, check out my latest video, or the potato playlist where there are a few hilling videos.

My pleasure, for the record, I still believe this is one of the best things I’ve bought for any of my tractors.

I hear ya, these screens should be on all tractors, a lot easier to clean this off than blow out the radiator every time.

It just came un clipped from the mower side, I fixed it after this, but its just the PTO shield.

Glad we could help.

I agree 100%!! We don't have a skid steer in our little hobby farm, so this tractor is just so useful for moving things around, stacking round bales etc etc...

Absolutely, this was a field that we normally cut hay on, I was just reclaiming it. I really just wanted to see what the flail was made of, but in all honesty I would use a brush hog for this as I did. The flail mowers are a lot more maintenance as you said compared to a brush hog. I still prefer my brush hog in most cases, just me I guess.

I'm not a big guy, 5'4". I mentioned that in the video, that a large guy say 6'2" 250 lbs probably wouldn't be comfortable in this cab.

I watched the whole video. I swear I didn’t hear you say how big you were. My wife is 6’2” 250 lbs. I really want a green cab but I know deep down I gotta pick a different color…

@@bigsway4414he meant that he mentioned that someone 6’2” and 250lb probably wouldn’t fit well, not that he mentioned his own size 👍

I hear that 😂🤣

This one wasn't too bad on this tractor, I have the factory 2.4' wheel spacers, fluid in the rears and two sets of wheel weights. But, even with all that, you definitely know it's back there.

Hammer blades.

I agree!!

Definitely is, we’re in talks with him about buying it.

Very neat, there’s just something cool about old farm equipment.

They are amazing mowers for sure.

You’re welcome, there certainly are lots of different models with lots of different configurations and capabilities to choose from.

What are you referring too?

@@ElkCreekAcres to you you need to care about safety the things your saying that you dont care about safety that just shows how irresponsible you are

@@chrisjimerson8790you serious!!??

@@bdrennen2065 yes think about it

Thank you Aaron!!

Thank you, box blade is my favorite and most used implements.

No sir, I’ll still to my little 3R lol

Hahaha, that’s funny !!

Thanks for riding along Bob.

Thanks Michael

This is true, but the 3R/3X20 series have been around for many years now, not ever heard of an issue with them.

That's my preference as well, A range and send it.

@ElkCreekAcres I have tried the lower part of Mid I it just dont feel right. It's pretty hilly here and it gave me the feeling that it's slipping. I think it was a little past 5 mph. I feel safer leaving it in low. Seems like it would keep the hydraulic fluid flowing at a faster rate to the hydrostat,in turn keep the tranny cooler? At least that's what Tractor Mike" utuber" says.

@@bradbruggeman6745 I agree, I love that this tractor has A range, I use it more than I would've expected.

Thank you!!

Hello Michael.