Gotwoodinhead
Gotwoodinhead
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Working Out
Walking and thoughting as I walk. A philosophical walk around my property.
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Видео

Finally started! John Deere 420 crawler
Просмотров 2368 месяцев назад
After pulling a new water pump on and sitting for a few months she finally starts back up!
Cutting Douglas Fir Slabs, Woodland Mills HM130max
Просмотров 22010 месяцев назад
Slabbing Douglas fir for bridge planks. How long to slab? Many factors but a new blade does wonders!
John Deere 420 Crawler, Speed Demonstration
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My 1957 John Deere 420 Crawler is a 5 roller and has a 5 speed transmission. Speeds are precisely thus according to the manual: 1st gear: .89 mph 2nd gear: 2.21 mph 3rd gear: 2.95 mph 4th gear: 3.83 mph 5th gear: 5.74 mph reverse: 1.64 mph
Hud-Son Chainsaw Log Debarker- 1 year review
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This thing WORKS!
John Deere 1025R vs. Brush
Просмотров 5411 месяцев назад
The little tractor demolishing blackberry vines! Cleaning up to get to a downed oak tree. Yeah, I'm messing with you with the sound. The sound is from my bulldozer. heh heh. I'm so clever!
John Deere 420 Crawler, Changing Transmission Oil
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Changing the oil in the transmission of the John Deere 420 Crawler. Who knows when it was ever changed before. Looked like caramel!
Precision felling a Douglas Fir/ Threading a Needle
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Dropping a dead fir- threading a needle with this one.
Skidding Cones and Felling Snags.
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Skidding Cones and Felling Snags.
Felling a Douglas Fir for firewood
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Felling a Douglas Fir for firewood
This Tree is HUGE!!
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This Tree is HUGE!!
John Deere 420 crawler/Pulling Big Wood!
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John Deere 420 crawler/Pulling Big Wood!
John Deere 420 Crawler/ New Wiring Harness
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John Deere 420 Crawler/ New Wiring Harness
Felling a Large Dead Douglas Fir
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Felling a Large Dead Douglas Fir
John Deere 420 Crawler/ Dropping and Skidding a big broken Douglas Fir
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John Deere 420 Crawler/ Dropping and Skidding a big broken Douglas Fir
John Deere 420 Crawler/ Spreading Rock
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John Deere 420 Crawler/ Spreading Rock
Planting a new Forest
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Planting a new Forest
Using a Drone for Forestry, DJI Mini2
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Using a Drone for Forestry, DJI Mini2
60 seconds of FIREWOOD/BURNING Action
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60 seconds of FIREWOOD/BURNING Action
John Deere 420 Crawler/ Skidding a nice log off the Mountain
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John Deere 420 Crawler/ Skidding a nice log off the Mountain
Precision Felling a Douglas Fir/ Desperate for Firewood!
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Precision Felling a Douglas Fir/ Desperate for Firewood!
Hud-Son Chainsaw Log Debarker- setting up
Просмотров 36 тыс.Год назад
Hud-Son Chainsaw Log Debarker- setting up
John Deere 420 Crawler/ Why won't it START??!
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John Deere 420 Crawler/ Why won't it START??!
Tree to Raised Garden Bed: Pt. 3, Building the Beds
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Tree to Raised Garden Bed: Pt. 3, Building the Beds
Tree to Raised Garden Bed: Pt. 2, Collecting the Tree
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Tree to Raised Garden Bed: Pt. 2, Collecting the Tree
Tree to Raised Garden Bed: Pt. 1, Finding the perfect tree
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Tree to Raised Garden Bed: Pt. 1, Finding the perfect tree
Using a Skidding Cone for Skidding Logs
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Using a Skidding Cone for Skidding Logs
John Deere 420 Crawler/ Digging a ditch with a 2-way blade
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John Deere 420 Crawler/ Digging a ditch with a 2-way blade
John Deere 420 Crawler/ Front Skid Plate Removal
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John Deere 420 Crawler/ Front Skid Plate Removal
New Woodland Mills HM 130Max Portable Sawmill
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New Woodland Mills HM 130Max Portable Sawmill

Комментарии

  • @KingMertel
    @KingMertel 19 дней назад

    Hope you are well! Nice video

  • @danielleaslanian6326
    @danielleaslanian6326 25 дней назад

    Who sells that cone ?

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 25 дней назад

      I picked it up at a local hardware store. You might find it online at a place that sells forestry stuff.

  • @phibber
    @phibber Месяц назад

    needs a ring/valve job...blowing a lotta smoke

  • @kevinbradleygardeningandou9767
    @kevinbradleygardeningandou9767 2 месяца назад

    You don't know you are alive until you get poop and poison oak on your bare feet. Nice walk in nature, cant get any more connected to the land. 🙂

  • @SGTDuckButter
    @SGTDuckButter 3 месяца назад

    I’m going to buy one and just bring it home, maybe I’ll sell my boat and or snowmobile, last time she said she would divorce me. Is it worth it?

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 2 месяца назад

      Dear SGTDuckButter, That is a valid concern. Selling an item before acquiring another might be a good way to soften the shock of another toy, and if we are being honest with ourselves, are we really going to use that old boat in the back 40 covered with dust and weeds? I suggest you secretly sell your boat/snowmobile and put the newly acquired bulldozer back in the newly vacant spot. With any luck, she won't even notice! If she asks what happened to the boat/snowmobile, just tell her "what boat/snowmobile? The bulldozer has always been there." Good luck

  • @johnstecz9169
    @johnstecz9169 4 месяца назад

    Just gave a friend of mine a 1957 JD 420 crawler ,and i know he will enjoy it after getting it back in running condition

  • @bobbypatton4903
    @bobbypatton4903 4 месяца назад

    Great felling skills. I wouldn't beat wedges into a tree that punky. I would go more into the lean and figure it out from there safely.

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 2 месяца назад

      Thanks! My plan is to always look up, always have a couple escape routes, and be ready to run fast!!!

    • @bobbypatton4903
      @bobbypatton4903 2 месяца назад

      @@gotwoodinhead6814 readiness is good, a plan is better and both is best.

  • @organicvids
    @organicvids 5 месяцев назад

    059 smart. Have you looked into belt drive units?

  • @JoeSmith-vs5sy
    @JoeSmith-vs5sy 5 месяцев назад

    Obscenely overpriced. Use a plastic barrel wrapped into a cone or a grain shovel.

  • @kbkesq
    @kbkesq 6 месяцев назад

    Very interesting thanks. Excellent edit with the different angles.

  • @chrisfiat
    @chrisfiat 6 месяцев назад

    That point cam is bone dry put some grease on it

  • @CharleyDockum-qx4zc
    @CharleyDockum-qx4zc 7 месяцев назад

    I have this but my chain keeps coming loose and then my debarker hops not sure what more to do to try and fix this anyone have suggestions?

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 7 месяцев назад

      Tighten the chain?

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 7 месяцев назад

      Also, it comes with 2 different sprockets. Maybe try the other one?..

  • @Mello-RL
    @Mello-RL 7 месяцев назад

    Very nice, cool property too

  • @kimkelford4327
    @kimkelford4327 7 месяцев назад

    That’s going to be one dirty log

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 7 месяцев назад

      Yup. I clean my logs before milling. That or peel the bark if its loose.

  • @crosscreekclassics3595
    @crosscreekclassics3595 8 месяцев назад

    Great video!! I’m restoring a 420 with a holt blade just like yours but it is the angle blade. I was wondering if you could get some measurements and some close up pics of the cylinders for the blade. Ours are missing and I’d like to find something similar. Thanks.

  • @BobPeterson-rw9yw
    @BobPeterson-rw9yw 8 месяцев назад

    Well that's it, I'm getting one.

  • @snkboarder
    @snkboarder 9 месяцев назад

    I was gonna say...to hell with grommets! You can find something around.

  • @joedirt9600
    @joedirt9600 9 месяцев назад

    Not sure where I saw one but it was made out of steel plate. It was built like a scoop and a chain through the front, would skid real easy in the winter time. And would save the skid trail from that rutt that always appears.

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 9 месяцев назад

      Sounds like it works. I've heard of people using a car hood too. I like a cone of some kind- I don't like my trails getting all torn up.

  • @JohnSmith-lw2bm
    @JohnSmith-lw2bm 9 месяцев назад

    Use a business card to clean the grit off the points after filing them. Firm paper is needed.

  • @JohnSmith-lw2bm
    @JohnSmith-lw2bm 9 месяцев назад

    Your battery is weak or you need 2 new battery cables. Remember it is positive ground.

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 9 месяцев назад

      Yeah, usually I keep it on a trickle charger. it has new cables- it's just been sitting a while. I think some of the connections were corroded as well.

  • @gotwoodinhead6814
    @gotwoodinhead6814 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the tips. Seems like most of my milling is in the dark. I'm working during the daylight. Cut when ya got the time.

  • @TheOldManAndTheSaw
    @TheOldManAndTheSaw 10 месяцев назад

    Good information. Food for thought to make your milling life easier; the Woodland Mills log rests/ back stops are very poorly thought out. As you know, they can bite into, and stop, a log you're trying to rotate. Others have mounted ball bearings to the top to reduce the biting. Others have gone an even cheaper route by slipping a length of PVC pipe over the stops when it's time to rotate. Gotta give you credit for milling in the dark. Dave

  • @harryalbert9737
    @harryalbert9737 10 месяцев назад

    I'm looking at buying one. Looks perfect! I just googled this and Tractordata said 3000ft/minute, and then found your video. Not quite accurate! How it it for pushing over 2-6" pine trees? Can the rear pro run a bush hog? Thanks for the video!

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 10 месяцев назад

      It has a lot of push. 2 inch is fine, 6 inch maybe. Don't push at the base. Push as high as you can for leverage. Mine doesn' t have a pto unfortunately so I don't know about pto driven equipment. I think you'd be better off with a tractor for a brush hog. You'd have to find one with a 3-point hitch and they didn't all have that as it was optional. It will pull pretty much anything. It is amazingly powerful for such a small machine. I have found that a small tractor with a box blade can do more than the bulldozer as far as grading dry hard dirt. The blade won't dig in hard pack. you need rippers to tear it up first. Overall, I love my 420 but it does have limitations. It's not a big bulldozer so you can't expect it to do what a large one will. Still they are fun, powerful and can do a lot of work. On the other hand, parts are getting harder to find. They are antiques :) Good luck and thanks. I'd love to hear how it works out for you.

  • @moepow8160
    @moepow8160 10 месяцев назад

    There's one out there that mounts without the bar, you have to remove the bar, no big deal, and it's much shorter, easier to use and no chain that could be dangerous even if you grind down the chain. It's belt driven. I like this because when a jam happens the belt slips. It also looks like you could drive other homemade gadgets to the belt pulley. It comes with accessories for Stihl & Husqvarna, clutch housing, bolts, washers, extra double sided blades, etc... It worked just as well. I'm going to install two adjustable feet at the bottom, like the ones on snowblower for gravel driveways, to adjust the depth for thick & thin bark. Either one makes the job much easier.

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 9 месяцев назад

      Interesting! What brand is yours? You can use whatever length bar and chain on the Hudson. I like the it a bit longer so you don't have to bend over- you can just stand in a comfortable position.

  • @alleysadventures
    @alleysadventures 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you. Great review vids!

  • @briankleinschmidt3664
    @briankleinschmidt3664 11 месяцев назад

    See how all the bark flies back at the operator? I have a different brand and it does the same thing. They don't work as smooth as seen here, neither.

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 11 месяцев назад

      It does make a mess. Especially if there's a lot of pitch in the wood. It gets all over your legs. It takes a bit of practice to use it smoothly. It will remove a lot of wood fast if you're not careful! Does yours operate the same as the Hudson?

  • @bugfact9279
    @bugfact9279 11 месяцев назад

    hhhghgg

  • @TagsGarageAZ
    @TagsGarageAZ 11 месяцев назад

    Pressing new primers into shot gun shells

  • @johnlewis4761
    @johnlewis4761 11 месяцев назад

    Where can I get one?

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 11 месяцев назад

      I got mine at a local hardware store but they are available online too.

  • @leifwilson7053
    @leifwilson7053 11 месяцев назад

    That is not the drain plug. It holds the detent ball for the PTO lever. The drain is a pipe plug like the fill plug.

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 11 месяцев назад

      Well tarnation! That would explain why I didn't get much oil out.

    • @Pocketfarmer1
      @Pocketfarmer1 2 месяца назад

      3 indispensable books for these old gals: operator’s manual, shop manual and parts manual. Deere did some strange “recycling of chapters from “M”s and 40s . and a lot of the stuff for sale has tractor info the does not apply (ie front tire bearings), but for wrenching get the books. Nice machine . Mines a phase one 420, a beefed up 40.

  • @Coombs1000
    @Coombs1000 11 месяцев назад

    He has no idea what he is doing,, shit in the bed

  • @kirkboivin4357
    @kirkboivin4357 Год назад

    Had mine a couple of years now. Clearing an acreage with a chainsaw and a winch. Totally indestructible and a must have item. Pulls those logs over a brush pile or thru a cluster of trees with no effort or damage. Best tool you could have, no matter how you do the skidding 😅

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 Год назад

      Agreed! I find it very helpful, especially on my small property where I don't want my trails all torn up.

  • @rogerthomas169
    @rogerthomas169 Год назад

    Yeah, mine a ts up like that too, did you ever find a solution?

  • @rogerthomas169
    @rogerthomas169 Год назад

    there's nothing worse in problem solving then when you have two things causing the issue

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 Год назад

      Thats for sure! Makes it a bit difficult to diagnose.

  • @DaryusD16
    @DaryusD16 Год назад

    I saw a video of somebody putting duct tape over a hole in a tire

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 Год назад

      Oh, it will work. And if not... well, you'll wish it had.

  • @FrankStPeter
    @FrankStPeter Год назад

    Think that's funny tried to help somebody one night at McDonald's that was car trouble the bearings were completely wore out of the water pump they cracked the plastic housing they put JB weld on it to hold it together and didn't understand why It wasn't working

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 Год назад

      Duct tape, jb weld and baling twine will fix ANYTHING. Ya just gotta have faith!

  • @nelsonward5829
    @nelsonward5829 Год назад

    😂😂😂😂😂

  • @veteranownedt-shirtcompany1776

    This really helped alot with mine. My dad once welded his up like that and belt is still tight.

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 Год назад

      Yes, fathers have much wisdom. I am proud his knowledge has been passed on to the next generation.

  • @nelsonward5829
    @nelsonward5829 Год назад

    And you want to tie down a load in your pick up truck properly by running the strap through the wheel.

    • @davidjohnson7978
      @davidjohnson7978 Год назад

      Love it

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 Год назад

      Yes. One must be an expert in geometry and extraterrestrial calculations but otherwise it is a simple matter.

  • @acreageliving
    @acreageliving Год назад

    do you clean you logs after? I assume this is for that nice sawmill i see in the video? I just bought a woodland mill too!

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 Год назад

      I do pressure wash them before milling. When I first got my mill I tried milling a dirty log. I could hardly finish the one log it was dulled so fast. I wash them now. Which mill did you get? You're gonna LOVE it! Woodland Mills are the best affordable mills out there!

    • @acreageliving
      @acreageliving Год назад

      @@gotwoodinhead6814hm126 9.5 with one extension.

  • @2299jsimon
    @2299jsimon Год назад

    That works great...

  • @georgeshotrodbarn2113
    @georgeshotrodbarn2113 Год назад

    Thats what she said

  • @williamshaven8289
    @williamshaven8289 Год назад

    Works for shaping saddles when building a log cabin.

  • @DontStopBrent
    @DontStopBrent Год назад

    Ok,….coolest vid I’ve seen today. I didn’t figure it out til the end! Thanks for the content!

  • @666dualsport
    @666dualsport Год назад

    be a great stump grinder for small stuff too

  • @claytonsimplot9554
    @claytonsimplot9554 Год назад

    Wouldn't a shorter bar be better? The weight of the debarker would be closer to the motor.

    • @gotwoodinhead6814
      @gotwoodinhead6814 Год назад

      It could be better. The logs I debark are on the ground so the longer bar works for me. If they were up on something then a shorter bar would work better- and better balanced.

  • @rickrick7309
    @rickrick7309 Год назад

    Fuse in the dash

  • @bobcook2545
    @bobcook2545 Год назад

    Looks like there would be a way to mount a roller system on the bar that you could rest the weight on and tilt the cutter into the job.

  • @josephbohme7917
    @josephbohme7917 Год назад

    Now have a portable chipper>

  • @silverypimw2376
    @silverypimw2376 Год назад

    Thought is good! Doubtful superiority! Ax faster!