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Elk Creek Acres
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Elk Creek Acres
A small family farm Central New York, we have two horses, two dogs, an evil cat, 30 chickens and 1 rooster we call Fred. We make small square bales and round bale hay that we sell, along with growing sweet corn, potatoes and pumpkins that we sell and enjoy for ourselves. It is truly a team effort, we all pitch in and at the end of each day we seem to get the job done. We've recently upgraded the 2038R that has been featured in many videos to a 3039R with deluxe cab that will be the main stay for some time, I also sometimes try to include some of our older tractors that include a John Deere 2555, a White 2-85, a Ford 5000 and a '56 Case that we call "Justin Case" because it is always there for us in a pinch.
A small family farm Central New York, we have two horses, two dogs, an evil cat, 30 chickens and 1 rooster we call Fred. We make small square bales and round bale hay that we sell, along with growing sweet corn, potatoes and pumpkins that we sell and enjoy for ourselves. It is truly a team effort, we all pitch in and at the end of each day we seem to get the job done. We've recently upgraded the 2038R that has been featured in many videos to a 3039R with deluxe cab that will be the main stay for some time, I also sometimes try to include some of our older tractors that include a John Deere 2555, a White 2-85, a Ford 5000 and a '56 Case that we call "Justin Case" because it is always there for us in a pinch.
John Deere 3039R w box blade improving the feed pen
It's time to level this ground up a little. It's not terrible, but it can definitely be better. I moved 8 yards of screened bank run gravel into the feed pen to try and improve the feeding experience.
#johndeere #3039r #horses
#johndeere #3039r #horses
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Видео
HILLING THE POTATOES
Просмотров 753Месяц назад
First hilling, I am way behind on uploads, life gets in the way it seems. We have been very busy, I've just been on very tight time lines, so not much has been filmed. #3039r #potatoes
Planting potatoes with an antique planter.
Просмотров 5052 месяца назад
Our neighbor has had this antique potato planter in his barn for more than 20 years, asked me if we wanted to try it out. Of course I said yes, there is just something very cool about old farm equipment. He is not sure of the age, only that his grandfather used it for many years as a horse drawn planter, we guessing 75 years old. #johndeere #3039r #antique
Let's talk about memory loss and getting old!!
Просмотров 6394 месяца назад
It's been an adventure lately! We had a great trip to Charlotte NC, but before we left I accidentally broke the invisible fence that we have for our dogs. I was trying to pull up some locust tree saplings and had forgotten that we ran the fence through that area. In my defense that was 12 years ago when we buried that. Necessary repairs were made, all is well, and the dogs are safe. This gettin...
Feeding, Ariat boots and a great dealer!!
Просмотров 2254 месяца назад
Feeding a round bale ahead of our short vacation to NC. I've also been purchasing Ariat boots, everybody and their brother kept telling me that I need to buy these. It's been a bit of a trial, one pair is good now, but it took quite a bit of break in with the help of glove oil and use. Another pair were so tight I almost couldn't get them on my feet. The third pair is perfect, starting to sound...
Feeding a round bale, nasty weather is coming!!
Просмотров 1704 месяца назад
Some nasty winter mix precipitation coming, pretty much the whole nine yards. Snow, rain, sleet, freezing rain and a mix of the whole thing tonight and into tomorrow morning. Thought I'd feed another bale ahead of it. #johndeere #horses #roundbale
John Deere 3039R doing its regen
Просмотров 4055 месяцев назад
Just doing the government thing, it’s been 99 hours since my last active regen.
I’M DONE…Taking the snow blower off!!
Просмотров 4145 месяцев назад
I’ve decided that I’ve had enough of wanting around for a snow storm. I can get more done without the snow blower on, so I’ve decidedly to take it off. If needed I can put back on in just a few minutes, but we’ll cross that bridge if it ever comes. #johndeere #3039r #winter
Where is winter??
Просмотров 3645 месяцев назад
What a crazy winter, we are currently four feet behind average for snowfall, and we are halfway through the snowiest month. Hard to believe that we are almost into March and have had a total of about 20" of snow. #johndeere #winter #horses
Enjoying the sunshine!!!
Просмотров 1536 месяцев назад
Real nice stretch of weather coming, mid 30's and sunshine pretty much the forecast for the next week. #johndeere #horses #3039r
The Precision Manufacturing add a grapple with the Heavy Hitch toothbar
Просмотров 4576 месяцев назад
I am loving this Precision Manufacturing Add a Grapple, in combination with the newly acquired Heavy Hitch toothbar it works amazing. What I'm not liking is this winter weather, it's mud season 3 (at least) I would much rather have snow and cold. But, like or not, I will take advantage of the weather and clean out the feed pen again. #johndeere #precisionmanufacturing #grapplebucket
Cold day on our hobby farm
Просмотров 2206 месяцев назад
Cold day, but the horses needed a bale. And of course, the hardest part, keeping water thawed. #johndeere #horses #winter
Night snow removal with the JD 3039R
Просмотров 6096 месяцев назад
Another little storm, not much maybe 4", blown and drifted to a little more. But it was cold and windy, my offered to shoot some video for me. #johndeere #winter
Looks like winter has finally arrived!!
Просмотров 1536 месяцев назад
Now we have the temps, cold cold cold, maybe we'll get some snow now. I took another bale up to the horses since they need to consume more with the colder temps. #johndeere #horses #winter
Night feeding ahead of the storm
Просмотров 2217 месяцев назад
We decided to feed another bale after dinner, trying to get ahead of the next storm. #johndeere #horses #hay
First snow storm of the year for the 3039R
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First snow storm of the year for the 3039R
Ringing in the New Year with something new!!
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Ringing in the New Year with something new!!
MERRY CHRISTMAS from our family to yours!!
Просмотров 2207 месяцев назад
MERRY CHRISTMAS from our family to yours!!
Cleaning the stalls and barnyard ahead of the storm!!
Просмотров 2108 месяцев назад
Cleaning the stalls and barnyard ahead of the storm!!
The John Deere 3R cab rock shaft adjustment
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.8 месяцев назад
The John Deere 3R cab rock shaft adjustment
John Deere 3039R feeding a round bale
Просмотров 2478 месяцев назад
John Deere 3039R feeding a round bale
Bale # 2 and future plans for our chickens
Просмотров 1279 месяцев назад
Bale # 2 and future plans for our chickens
REVIEW Tarter USA cradle round bale feeder
Просмотров 5369 месяцев назад
REVIEW Tarter USA cradle round bale feeder
First round bale of the season in the new and improved feeder pen
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First round bale of the season in the new and improved feeder pen
REVIEW TIME John Deere 3039R 1 year review.
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REVIEW TIME John Deere 3039R 1 year review.
BOX BLADE BASICS-basic grading techniques
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.11 месяцев назад
BOX BLADE BASICS-basic grading techniques
THE PROPER WAY TO REGRADE A DRIVEWAY WITH A BOX BLADE
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.11 месяцев назад
THE PROPER WAY TO REGRADE A DRIVEWAY WITH A BOX BLADE
Grading with a box blade (using new material)
Просмотров 613Год назад
Grading with a box blade (using new material)
I love watching your videos. You’re a great operator. I learned a lot by watching you. Awesome job.👍
Do you plant potatoes in the same spot year after year?
@@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
What monitor and system are you running on the tablet. I want that for my 3039R
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.
Not going to lie. You’re probably the best box bladder on RUclips. Lol
Well, I appreciate hearing that, I've learned a lot over the years.
We call that type of stone CA-6. Once it's rained on and packed, it gets as hard as concrete! Good to see you, Pat, and I hope all is well.
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.
That thing works awesome
Yes it does, the closer to the ground the better it works.
Great job putting down your stone by your horse barn enjoyed watching the video. Awesome job.👍
Thanks Dean!!
@@ElkCreekAcres no problem👍
You need hydrosplus pump!
Why is that? He's not done developing the 3R kit yet anyway.
Glad to see you
@@kimculver1038 thank you, it was to make this one.
What brand is that tater planter is that? I've never seen that kind of mechanical kind.
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.
Great video. Needed to adjust mine and this was helpful to increase the height. Does the feedback control also adjust the low limit position or is that only adjusted with the valve linkage? mine does not seem to drop low enough. Also were you able to remove pin “B” in the image from the service manual for the valve adjustment without taking the tire off? It looks like it’s a pressfit pin. As I said I need mine to drop lower to hook up to a a JD weight ox with my imatch. Now I need my weight box to be on RR ties to reach it since the hitch won’t drop low enough. Thanks for the videos!
@@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.
Standing around outside and not swatting looks like you need some deer flies and horse flies. 😂
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!!
Nutt'n I like better than watch'n someone else mow...
Nice job Pat, got the stuff in to convert my box blade to a pusher type to fit on my FEL. All I need is to get around to it.
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.
A box blade with a hydraulic top link is a pretty sweet set up.
@@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.
Looks good, Pat! 👍 🥔
@@rodshepard3967 thanks Rod!!
Only negative I see is sharpening the blades probably takes awhile
Yes, that is a bit of a chore.
Drove through your area last week. I-88 seemed a little better than last time. At least I didn’t hit my head on the roof of my truck!
They've been working on it, slowly, but it's definitely getting better.
Which rows are the twice baked potatoes? 😅 Looking good my friend.
That would be rows 2-4 LOL
Cool!!!
Thanks Michael.
Do you hill your taters?
Yes I do, check out my latest video, or the potato playlist where there are a few hilling videos.
Great demo! Thanks!
My pleasure, for the record, I still believe this is one of the best things I’ve bought for any of my tractors.
Nice, but why are you flying a flag on your tractor? 😂😂🤣🤣🤔
our screen on our 4410 was rusted, and really hard to get out. It was so caked with dust and dirt that our mower started overheating
I hear ya, these screens should be on all tractors, a lot easier to clean this off than blow out the radiator every time.
What’s up with your pto shaft, the cv boot didn’t stay and the shaft it self seems to be 1/2 sleeved with something else.
It just came un clipped from the mower side, I fixed it after this, but its just the PTO shield.
Helpful thanks !!!
Glad we could help.
6 months with my 3039R and it’s by far hands down my favorite machine in our landscape fleet. Love my skidsteers but there’s just something about out the cab that makes this machine a Cadillac of machines
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...
The flail mower certainly has its place. If you want to mow an area where you want to get it really close to the ground the flail works good. You have to remember though that some areas you don't want the grass to be cut in that way. You want to eliminate small trees, weeds and the like but you don't want the grass to be hurt or stunted because you cut it to low to the ground. You may want cattle to be able to graze it. That would be brush hog country. It's not always about making things look like a country club. The flail is way more service intensive than the brush hog too. The brush hog this guy has will outlast him and the only thing he has to do is very basic maintenance.
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 need to know how big you are? That cab looks enormous with you sitting in it and maybe a fish eye lens?
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 get super excited when I go from one room to another and remember what I needed. 😂
I hear that 😂🤣
You may want to add some wheel spacers that extra width will give you more stability. I have one on a boomer 50 and even with large front weights and ballast they do give you a few squeaky bum moments. A neighbour had a 1.2 on a boomer 25c subcompact , the most dangerous set up I’ve ever seen just a push on the rops was enough to start it tipping 😲
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.
What blades are on the flail?
Hammer blades.
Cool old implement and still able to use it. 👍
I agree!!
Very cool piece of equipment
Definitely is, we’re in talks with him about buying it.
Pretty neat.
Very neat, there’s just something cool about old farm equipment.
😊🎉❤
So satisfying to watch you cut that tall grass thanks for sharing
They are amazing mowers for sure.
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos of the 3039R! These are really useful for anyone trying to decide which model is the best fit. For someone new to tractors there are so many factors to consider it's really helpful to hear what an owner thinks.
You’re welcome, there certainly are lots of different models with lots of different configurations and capabilities to choose from.
hey you know im sorry that you feel that way about safety but you should care about safety because those kinda equipment could kill you if you do it wrong please take as with an grain of salt
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
Another great driveway content and channel! Liked, Viewed, Shared, Subscribed!
Thank you Aaron!!
Great camera view! Love the box blade attachment!
Thank you, box blade is my favorite and most used implements.
Looks like a 5-series is in the near future. 😁
No sir, I’ll still to my little 3R lol
When we get old, our memory is the second thing to go. I can’t remember the first.
Hahaha, that’s funny !!
Thanks for the ride and story time Pat. 👍
Thanks for riding along Bob.
You sure have a bunch of nice green equipment.
Thanks Michael
But even though it's a beefier tractor. The 3R still has aluminum diferental housings. I believe you will have to move up to the 4 series to get the extra weight of the iron housings?
This is true, but the 3R/3X20 series have been around for many years now, not ever heard of an issue with them.
I just set my JDMX5 and 3039R at top speed in low range (about 4 mph)and let her go using the cruise control. Seems to do a good job.
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.
Have a great vacation.
Thank you!!
Hello, Pat. 👋
Hello Michael.