I have said it before .. I have a sub-compact Massey Ferguson about the same size as Johnny and it always amazes me what these tractors can do. If anyone thinks they aren't able to work and get a lot done, well I hope they watch your channel. Great work and a terrific amount of work done by these little beasts!!!
I LOVE WATCHING U DO UR THING . I HAVE A NEW HOLLAND BABY 24 HP TRACTOR , IM A CITY BOY DIDN'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT TRACTORS, U MADE ME REALIZE WHAT I CAN DO WITH A TRACTOR. BECOAUSE OF U I BOUGHT A TOOTH BAR FANTASTIC TKS TIM.
That 1025r is a work horse! I'm so impressed. Seriously considering the 1025r. We get a lot of snow and handling split firewood would take in e a load off my back.
I really like watching you use your tractor doing hard work and some abuse, it shows me that these tractors are made to work and work hard , it really makes me feel like I bought the right tractor for my property and that these things are small in size but are tough and can get the job done ! Thanks
Hi Time, While a cab with AC would be nice, for all you do, a sun shade is what you need. While I haven't specifically looked at them for a 1025R, I'm sure there are several out there that really help with being out in the sun, and there cost should be reasonable that the finance committee would be happy to approve it.
Love it. It's a perfect base model for the budget sensitive buyers. Everything you need and correct me if im wrong but heard Ember has good build quality. Probably be able to talk a dealer into tossing in a battery. Two if you're good! Can't really ask for much other than a trifold. Everything else at this price point is nice!
Hi Tim we used to contact the fire dept and get some pieces of old fire hose cut into about 12 inch lengths works great and if not free its very cheep keep up the great vids Paul
Haven't read through all these comments and don't know if you'll see this given the video is a year old, but you could put your grapple and/or other implements in the bed of the truck and take it out with the chain as you did with the tiller. I've done that myself many times. Have a BX25 and use to have many implements. Mostly I cut and removed firewood for free from peoples yards as I used it to heat my house. Still have the Landpride grapple and love using it. Also, I've done some landscaping jobs preparing areas for seeding and would use a York rake and box blade. Would be a lot quicker and less stress on the tractor than tilling everything as you do. Different strokes for different folks.
instead of a cab on the tractor you can get hard fiberglass canopies that bolt onto the antiroll bar, makes a big difference on sunny days, also you get some slight protection when it rains as long as its not windy, i have seen canopies that you can clip curtain like clear pvc sheets onto that can go on and off real quick, you can also roll them up.
Tim that is great to hear that you have approval to get a bigger trailer some gooseneck and bumper pull trailers have the prevision for a receiver hitch on the end so you can have the two trailers with one truck and the advantage to a cab is starting to be more tempting
Another great show. Thanks. I think you have already found what you need to get next. If you had a hydro mower for Casey, then you would be able to safely mow ditches and around ponds. ...if you get a bigger trailer, you are still going to need to tow Johnny out from time to time, so consider getting a goose neck that will carry it all. You may find that you get lots of work just doing "safety mowing" where others (and you) wouldn't dare try using a tractor....Just a suggestion
My .02 for a bigger trailer, as I've said before I have a 25 (20+5 dovetail) gooseneck and an 18 foot bumper pull. I typically use my gooseneck for everything unless the customer's driveway won't allow for it. That's the only reason I really keep the 18 footer. Great video as usual!
Tim, Kubota sells a “cool top” with a large fan. It really makes a difference down here in the HOT Alabama summers! Check it out! Your friends at the green paint store may have something similar!
I think you should get a cab you have johnny that doesn't have a cab to use I think the cab would be very handy in the winter as well as in the summer. Tim get you a dust mask Please I have my guys wear them when we are doing work that creates a lot of dust I also have hearing protection for them but not all of them will wear it They all do wear safety glasses so that is good. You and johnny did an outstanding job on this property the customer should of been delighted when you left. I used to be good friends with a guy that lives in Greenfield I knew him when i raced remote controlled boats He worked for the Greenfield bank I think he was an director or officer or something like that. I want you to know you guys are just wonderful people and I'M sure you are a blessing to all the people you meet and do work for. I know how it is with needing a bigger trailer I started out with a 16ft then out grew that now I have a 18ft 72" wide but now there are a lot of times we need a 20ft LOL it seems they are never big enough LOL Thanks for sharing as always. Hope you guys have a wonderful week. God Bless!!!
Love the video Time And Chrissy the end video we saw it befoere .did'nt like the backup mower was scare tim would fell in the Creek .God Bless you and your big Families on the farm too .
Milwaukee Polka playing. Yea have power tiller and bolt on hooks. I do back in mowing around trees and trying to keep the growth down. Getting tougher every year. Getting older and more weeds so it seems. My creek is way back in the trees. It is like a right angle bank trench. 6' deep and over flows to 3' on the tree trunks when it pours from a TS or hurricane. It takes a lot of water off the highway and several wide open lands. I have 7 acres - 4 under grass and trees. Cutting back on them - tough summers and low water.
I'm with you about the cab. While it would be really nice to have an air conditioned cab, the type of work I do requires getting on and off the tractor quite a bit. I also have a backhoe, so having a cab tractor would make the backhoe frame much longer. It's just better for how I use the tractor to not have a cab. I'm also with you in not having a long enough trailer. I enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for putting in the effort.
One could drill a hole in the center of the cutting edge to install a trailer ball. If this is done, drill it to close tolerance. Put the ball on and just hang a strap, rope, chain, whatever. Can move trailer around easily too.
I just put a Curtis Cab with heat on my Yanmar/Cub SC2450. Best accessory ever! Next year it is gettin AC! They extremely well built with great features. On paper it sounded good IRL it it fantastic.
We need to get Tim a small payloader. The tooth bar works good. I haven't used it to much yet but it does hook things that you couldn't get otherwise. It's handy
So a new 5th wheel trailer. Nice. You could have carried the grapple in the truck. Lots of work for such a hot day. I can almost see the cheese burgers melting away.
For the time being I would deff get a shade cover. I believe you can still fold your ROPS with one installed but don't quote me on that. We just retired a 4200 John Deere and it had a cover didn't help much with rain or cold but it helped keep the sun off ya. We replaced the 4200 with a 5060 Kabota and first purchase I made was a shade cover. Honestly for the little guy I would just keep it as it is and add the cover. Maybe your next purchase could be a enclosed cab and keep that your dedicated tilling, dusty guy even bush hogging I'd use the enclosed cab. I ran a enclosed Bobcat with a bush hog on the front and I was good to go. I ran a open cab Bobcat with same bush hog and my face swelled up twice the normal size I can only assume allergies to the grasses I was cutting. Never again. I'll only bush hog in a closed cab. For the ditch work I'd look into getting a arm mower like the Alamo Machete keeps you safe when working around drop offs and designed for that type of mowing.
How about a sun shade for Johnny instead of a cab. I think a bigger trailer is the way to go especially if you can have Casey with you. As always fun to watch.
REPOSTED a lot of people say the 1025r is a week machine and well times i can agree but we had one and we had a drag brush on the three point and a snow plow on the front for pushing up dairy feed in the 300 cow robotic free stall barn and we had a mower on it it did good for all that its great for mowing 10 acres but for loader work we had a skid loader and a 6430r with a loader
Great stuff. I laughed so hard as the finance committee gave approval on a trailer just as a log was dropped on the tractor. That was a close one hahaha
Tractor Time with Tim - the tiller could have been put in the back of the truck or the grapple! A lot of people forget that the truck bed is available for hauling just as the trailer!
would have to hook/unhook from trailer for each load/unload of attachment in truck. Too much pain. Our tractor cannot lift high enough to load attachments over the side.
I think you guys need a skid steer now and a bigger garage every week I look forward to your videos every week I get more jealous that my loader is broke and I’m waiting to hear back from John Deere To see if they’re going to cover the parts to get my loader back working
try getting one of those stainless steel fans that school bus drivers use. something is better than nothing and if you have 2 of them you might be able to keep some stuff from getting in your face. great videos!!!!
When I need my bucket and grapple I put the bucket in the back of my truck. Using your loader with the hooks and chain you can put other attachments in the bed
I know you guys have been debating a cab but what about a compromise (if it is available) and just have a canopy or roof that would provide shade while in the sun. Wouldn't help with the dust bowls, but would help with sun. Then you could also use something clear, like plexiglass to make front, back, and door enclosure that would attack to the frame of the canopy for winter work to be a wind block an still be able to see. I don't know if there is even an option for Johnny to have a canopy from JD. Just a thought.
Tim, if you don't have 2" of space between tractor PTO & tiller shaft. There is a high chance of damage to the PTO shaft on Johnny. Everything Attachments has a video on cutting a PTO drive shaft,
Nice video guys. The yard looked great. When I landscaped I would put attachments in the bed of the truck. It seemed to help the truck and trailer ride a bit better. Having some weight in the bed of the truck also helps with braking distances. Just a few thoughts with that bigger heavier duty truck.
One thing you might want to look into is headsets that work with gopros. I have seen them both with motorcycles and airplanes, and will allow you to edit in the sound and still talk to each other, if you decided to get a cab.
Tim your about to convince me I need a 1025r. I wish you were closer to Evansville I have the perfect project for Johnny. It’s in a backyard in town that’s a little to small to get my 4020 into. I like your point of how to lift implements with the bucket. I’m glad I don’t use more 3pt equipment or else I’d really want to set everything up for the quick hitch
Nice video and I don't blame you about not putting an attachment in the bed of your new truck. Did I have dejavu though? The scene where Johnny was stuck looked similar to a clip in another video.
We use decommissioned fire hose to protect straps and chains. Once it’s past it’s service life they usually throw it out. Just ask your local fire department
My comments? Put racks on the trailer to haul attachments. Use the chain to strap to those unruly logs. Use the bed of your truck to haul attachments. Get a cab. Should I keep going?
I noticed you had a King Kutter RotoTiller. King Kutter is a quality brand. I can't find it here in W.V. I just like how everything they make is heavy duty. They have been around a while too. Another brand I like is WOODS. Their products are heavy duty too.
Welcome to our channel. We have LOTS of videos of our tiller, and one video where we go through different tiller features to help you decide which features you need.
Look into a gooseneck trailer. PJ, LoadTrail, Big Tex, might be a bit better for weight capacity and length options. As well as options like winch, or deck over gooseneck.
With every new video that you post, it comes clearer and clearer that you need a bigger, better tractor. I say you bite the bullet and get the Kioti CK3510H
Tim could you get one of them cloth umbrellas that places like Tractor supply sells for larger farm tractors, and modify it to fit Johnny ? It would at least provide some shade on the tractor and it could fold down with the Rops.
Most people tend to mix up the two trees. the Black locust has short twin stipular thorns on the branches where the Honey has those long branched things that cause big issues for tires and also contain a bacteria that can cause severe infections in the skin.
We have them all over, they pop up like weeds and the thorns hurt like you wouldn't believe. They do produce little seed pods with a sweet, almost fig like taste that the old timers around here say you can make liquor out of it
I wish they would incorporate shock strap technology too. Definitely a 3046R with a cab would have been nice. But some of the things ya'll have to get close to may bust a cab window out tho
need a sun shade that attached to the roll bar. I seen one the other day that could be taken off if needed. It was on a Kubota but I'm pretty sure it is universal.
I have said it before .. I have a sub-compact Massey Ferguson about the same size as Johnny and it always amazes me what these tractors can do. If anyone thinks they aren't able to work and get a lot done, well I hope they watch your channel. Great work and a terrific amount of work done by these little beasts!!!
I LOVE WATCHING U DO UR THING . I HAVE A NEW HOLLAND BABY 24 HP TRACTOR , IM A CITY BOY DIDN'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT TRACTORS, U MADE ME REALIZE WHAT I CAN DO WITH A TRACTOR. BECOAUSE OF U I BOUGHT A TOOTH BAR FANTASTIC TKS TIM.
Thanks Skip! Congratulations on the tractor and toothbar!
Tim Christi what a job Jonny is a extension of your body it takes time and experience keep the hard jobs coming
God Bless
PaK
That 1025R is really impressive!
Man that 1025r can do some work. Very impressive, my 2025r should be here this week, I cant wait!
That 1025r is a work horse! I'm so impressed. Seriously considering the 1025r. We get a lot of snow and handling split firewood would take in e a load off my back.
I really like watching you use your tractor doing hard work and some abuse, it shows me that these tractors are made to work and work hard , it really makes me feel like I bought the right tractor for my property and that these things are small in size but are tough and can get the job done ! Thanks
They are definitely tough!
Hi Time,
While a cab with AC would be nice, for all you do, a sun shade is what you need. While I haven't specifically looked at them for a 1025R, I'm sure there are several out there that really help with being out in the sun, and there cost should be reasonable that the finance committee would be happy to approve it.
Bigger trailer bigger trailer lol. Reminds me of landscaping with my grandpa. Seemed we always needed another trailer 😂
Love it.
It's a perfect base model for the budget sensitive buyers. Everything you need and correct me if im wrong but heard Ember has good build quality. Probably be able to talk a dealer into tossing in a battery. Two if you're good!
Can't really ask for much other than a trifold. Everything else at this price point is nice!
the ventrac with the boom mower would have been awsome to get down to the creek on this job, great job as allways..
You earned your keep today, that's for sure!
Go Johnny go sometimes looks like you need a 60ft trailor but you got Johnny working it hard shit what you had
Hi Tim we used to contact the fire dept and get some pieces of old fire hose cut into about 12 inch lengths works great and if not free its very cheep keep up the great vids Paul
We need to do that.
Good job tim! I was very dusty but you got over it!
Yes, it was VERY dusty!
get home from school and YES there is a ttwt video!
Haven't read through all these comments and don't know if you'll see this given the video is a year old, but you could put your grapple and/or other implements in the bed of the truck and take it out with the chain as you did with the tiller. I've done that myself many times. Have a BX25 and use to have many implements. Mostly I cut and removed firewood for free from peoples yards as I used it to heat my house. Still have the Landpride grapple and love using it. Also, I've done some landscaping jobs preparing areas for seeding and would use a York rake and box blade. Would be a lot quicker and less stress on the tractor than tilling everything as you do. Different strokes for different folks.
instead of a cab on the tractor you can get hard fiberglass canopies that bolt onto the antiroll bar, makes a big difference on sunny days, also you get some slight protection when it rains as long as its not windy, i have seen canopies that you can clip curtain like clear pvc sheets onto that can go on and off real quick, you can also roll them up.
Tim that is great to hear that you have approval to get a bigger trailer some gooseneck and bumper pull trailers have the prevision for a receiver hitch on the end so you can have the two trailers with one truck and the advantage to a cab is starting to be more tempting
Offset the cost of a new trailer by selling the old one, or if the dealer is helpful, trade it in.
All in a days work! Nice project day, good work.
Thanks Kap!
Good to see you here Kap .... :)
Kap's a good man to have around too Tim .... Like you he's figuring it all out as he goes along .... :)
Another great show. Thanks. I think you have already found what you need to get next. If you had a hydro mower for Casey, then you would be able to safely mow ditches and around ponds. ...if you get a bigger trailer, you are still going to need to tow Johnny out from time to time, so consider getting a goose neck that will carry it all. You may find that you get lots of work just doing "safety mowing" where others (and you) wouldn't dare try using a tractor....Just a suggestion
Great work!, I have to say that you guys keep telling your customers they need a tractor....They do have one - YOU! lol
My .02 for a bigger trailer, as I've said before I have a 25 (20+5 dovetail) gooseneck and an 18 foot bumper pull. I typically use my gooseneck for everything unless the customer's driveway won't allow for it. That's the only reason I really keep the 18 footer. Great video as usual!
three letters. CDL.
Tractor Time with Tim stay under 26000 GVWR and your good!! Double axel single wheels all day long!
You dont need a CDL for that type of trailer
Johnny was is beat mode! Stay safe Tim!
Tim. You should look into a fiberglass canopy for Johnny it at least blocks the direct sun, you can hook it to the rops.
Tim, Kubota sells a “cool top” with a large fan. It really makes a difference down here in the HOT Alabama summers! Check it out! Your friends at the green paint store may have something similar!
More drama than usual! Was on edge of my seat!
You can get a removable umbrella for Johnny...that way when you need it..put it on...that's what we did on our farm... :)
You did an excellent job with that small tractor it sure looks good.
Christy, a canopy would be a good second choice EXCEPT where low hanging tree limbs or rooflines.
I think you should get a cab you have johnny that doesn't have a cab to use I think the cab would be very handy in the winter as well as in the summer. Tim get you a dust mask Please I have my guys wear them when we are doing work that creates a lot of dust I also have hearing protection for them but not all of them will wear it They all do wear safety glasses so that is good. You and johnny did an outstanding job on this property the customer should of been delighted when you left. I used to be good friends with a guy that lives in Greenfield I knew him when i raced remote controlled boats He worked for the Greenfield bank I think he was an director or officer or something like that. I want you to know you guys are just wonderful people and I'M sure you are a blessing to all the people you meet and do work for. I know how it is with needing a bigger trailer I started out with a 16ft then out grew that now I have a 18ft 72" wide but now there are a lot of times we need a 20ft LOL it seems they are never big enough LOL Thanks for sharing as always. Hope you guys have a wonderful week. God Bless!!!
Thanks for continuing to support (and encourage) us!
Good Job, Thanks
Build a small shelf on the front of the trailer just above the bucket. That you can put a attachment on.
Love your channel
Thanks for joining us! And thanks for the kind words!
Love the video Time And Chrissy the end video we saw it befoere .did'nt like the backup mower was scare tim would fell in the Creek .God Bless you and your big Families on the farm too .
We showed a brief snippet in the "Introducing Clifford" video.
Thanks for continuing to watch!
My dad and I love quail hunting here in North Carolina. We have three English setters and two English pointers.
Milwaukee Polka playing. Yea have power tiller and bolt on hooks. I do back in mowing around trees and trying to keep the growth down. Getting tougher every year. Getting older and more weeds so it seems. My creek is way back in the trees. It is like a right angle bank trench. 6' deep and over flows to 3' on the tree trunks when it pours from a TS or hurricane. It takes a lot of water off the highway and several wide open lands. I have 7 acres - 4 under grass and trees. Cutting back on them - tough summers and low water.
I'm with you about the cab. While it would be really nice to have an air conditioned cab, the type of work I do requires getting on and off the tractor quite a bit. I also have a backhoe, so having a cab tractor would make the backhoe frame much longer. It's just better for how I use the tractor to not have a cab. I'm also with you in not having a long enough trailer. I enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for putting in the effort.
Thanks for the encouraging words!
Nice work, great job!!!
Love watching your videos.
Thanks Gordy!
Looks like a great time!!
You mighr like this one: Ride along with Tim's dad. Corn Harvest. John Deere 9770 STS Combine, 8335R Tractorruclips.net/video/17xraYmrFBQ/видео.html
I realize Im quite randomly asking but do anyone know a good place to watch new movies online?
@Brian Trenton Try FlixZone. Just search on google for it :)
@Walter Valentin definitely, I've been watching on Flixzone for years myself :D
@Walter Valentin thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D I appreciate it!!
One could drill a hole in the center of the cutting edge to install a trailer ball. If this is done, drill it to close tolerance. Put the ball on and just hang a strap, rope, chain, whatever. Can move trailer around easily too.
I think they make a canvas top you put on and take off, might be an option.
I just put a Curtis Cab with heat on my Yanmar/Cub SC2450. Best accessory ever! Next year it is gettin AC! They extremely well built with great features. On paper it sounded good IRL it it fantastic.
The Curtis Cab is a great value!
hi guys, another great video...
We need to get Tim a small payloader. The tooth bar works good. I haven't used it to much yet but it does hook things that you couldn't get otherwise. It's handy
So a new 5th wheel trailer. Nice. You could have carried the grapple in the truck. Lots of work for such a hot day. I can almost see the cheese burgers melting away.
Poor, POOR Tim! ..... >8^)
For the time being I would deff get a shade cover. I believe you can still fold your ROPS with one installed but don't quote me on that. We just retired a 4200 John Deere and it had a cover didn't help much with rain or cold but it helped keep the sun off ya. We replaced the 4200 with a 5060 Kabota and first purchase I made was a shade cover. Honestly for the little guy I would just keep it as it is and add the cover. Maybe your next purchase could be a enclosed cab and keep that your dedicated tilling, dusty guy even bush hogging I'd use the enclosed cab. I ran a enclosed Bobcat with a bush hog on the front and I was good to go. I ran a open cab Bobcat with same bush hog and my face swelled up twice the normal size I can only assume allergies to the grasses I was cutting. Never again. I'll only bush hog in a closed cab. For the ditch work I'd look into getting a arm mower like the Alamo Machete keeps you safe when working around drop offs and designed for that type of mowing.
Yet another Great project you got for us , Good video keep up the good work
I have started a collection of many pins and widgets I might need on a job site. Just got a big bag today
You have a bed. Use it!!!! Grapple fit beautifully
discussed.
don't want to unhook/hook trailer repeatedly.
Nice, you worked the crud out of Johnny that day, love the video.
Just another day for TTWT!
How about a sun shade for Johnny instead of a cab. I think a bigger trailer is the way to go especially if you can have Casey with you. As always fun to watch.
Great video...agree with the English Setter comment. Love to hunt over them!
You could add racks on the trailer to hold the attachments you need. that way you get more space on the trailer.
Definitely a possibility!
Another awesome video .. Great job ..
Bigger trailer!! Wahhhoooooo!!!!!
It isn't done yet. ...just through the finance committee. Operations has yet to approve the plan :-)
ROFL!!!!
REPOSTED
a lot of people say the 1025r is a week machine and well times i can agree but we had one and we had a drag brush on the three point and a snow plow on the front for pushing up dairy feed in the 300 cow robotic free stall barn and we had a mower on it it did good for all that its great for mowing 10 acres but for loader work we had a skid loader and a 6430r with a loader
I have two of the quickloader brand straps and I love using them.
Great stuff. I laughed so hard as the finance committee gave approval on a trailer just as a log was dropped on the tractor. That was a close one hahaha
That's cool about the quail too, when I private chef it is on a 5,000 acre quail plantation in Georgia. Keep it up, yall are awesome
Thanks for watching, Will!
amazon prime is half the price and they are just as good..
Another great video! Your in our area in this video. Love the new truck too, we've been searching for one ourselves.
Tractor Time with Tim - the tiller could have been put in the back of the truck or the grapple! A lot of people forget that the truck bed is available for hauling just as the trailer!
would have to hook/unhook from trailer for each load/unload of attachment in truck. Too much pain. Our tractor cannot lift high enough to load attachments over the side.
I think you guys need a skid steer now and a bigger garage every week I look forward to your videos every week I get more jealous that my loader is broke and I’m waiting to hear back from John Deere To see if they’re going to cover the parts to get my loader back working
try getting one of those stainless steel fans that school bus drivers use. something is better than nothing and if you have 2 of them you might be able to keep some stuff from getting in your face. great videos!!!!
When I need my bucket and grapple I put the bucket in the back of my truck. Using your loader with the hooks and chain you can put other attachments in the bed
Not taking the risk of scratching my bed yet with hooks and chain.
Meaning...our loader won't lift high enough to safely place an attachment over the side of the truck bed.
@@TractorTimewithTim Maybe it's time you get a flatbed deck for your truck or buy a good used truck with a flatbed.
I know you guys have been debating a cab but what about a compromise (if it is available) and just have a canopy or roof that would provide shade while in the sun. Wouldn't help with the dust bowls, but would help with sun. Then you could also use something clear, like plexiglass to make front, back, and door enclosure that would attack to the frame of the canopy for winter work to be a wind block an still be able to see. I don't know if there is even an option for Johnny to have a canopy from JD. Just a thought.
Tim, if you don't have 2" of space between tractor PTO & tiller shaft. There is a high chance of damage to the PTO shaft on Johnny. Everything Attachments has a video on cutting a PTO drive shaft,
Thanks Tim for video's Tim you should mount you a electric fan on johnny for those hot days thanks again Tim
you can also mount the fan backwards that way the blow the dust out the radiator like how caterpillar does it on their dozers
Another dusty hot day ware that air conditioned cab would be real nice!
Nice video guys. The yard looked great. When I landscaped I would put attachments in the bed of the truck. It seemed to help the truck and trailer ride a bit better. Having some weight in the bed of the truck also helps with braking distances. Just a few thoughts with that bigger heavier duty truck.
One thing you might want to look into is headsets that work with gopros. I have seen them both with motorcycles and airplanes, and will allow you to edit in the sound and still talk to each other, if you decided to get a cab.
Tim ....
Technology is amazing now ....
See Ryan at "How Farms Work" ..... He does well with his gopros ..... :)
Tim your about to convince me I need a 1025r. I wish you were closer to Evansville I have the perfect project for Johnny. It’s in a backyard in town that’s a little to small to get my 4020 into. I like your point of how to lift implements with the bucket. I’m glad I don’t use more 3pt equipment or else I’d really want to set everything up for the quick hitch
Just missed it. ...had Johnny in Evansville last weekend!!! (Did a project in Newburgh).
Tractor Time with Tim you were less than 10 minutes away we’re in chandler
Sun shades are cheaper then cabs, easier to remove also!
hi Tim,yes cab or just a cover like a top,good video,later Tim
Buy a cab tractor, and also keep what you have, best of both worlds
Nice video and I don't blame you about not putting an attachment in the bed of your new truck. Did I have dejavu though? The scene where Johnny was stuck looked similar to a clip in another video.
Good catch, Dale. Yes, this video was from the week after we got Clifford. Just now getting around to publishing it.
that heavy hitch tooth bar is on my wish list
Amazing accessory! You will love it.
That truck has a box, doesn't it? Room there for at least one attachment. 😙
would have to hook/unhook the trailer to access. Too much pain.
you need a few GSP's to get after those quail!
We have always hunted with English Setters.
Great idea to have a roller sewing machine case for tools & parts !
First baby step on this ‘mobile tools’ path for me. We really need to devote some time and thought to this issue.
With you on quail hunting with a good dog. The enjoyment comes from watching the dog work, more than the shooting.
We use decommissioned fire hose to protect straps and chains. Once it’s past it’s service life they usually throw it out. Just ask your local fire department
My comments? Put racks on the trailer to haul attachments. Use the chain to strap to those unruly logs. Use the bed of your truck to haul attachments. Get a cab. Should I keep going?
Another great vid
TKS
I noticed you had a King Kutter RotoTiller. King Kutter is a quality brand. I can't find it here in W.V. I just like how everything they make is heavy duty. They have been around a while too. Another brand I like is WOODS. Their products are heavy duty too.
Welcome to our channel. We have LOTS of videos of our tiller, and one video where we go through different tiller features to help you decide which features you need.
Thanks Tim👍👍👍
Boy oh boy, I think he needs a few loads of black dirt hauled in!
Yea, would definitely help!
Look into a gooseneck trailer. PJ, LoadTrail, Big Tex, might be a bit better for weight capacity and length options. As well as options like winch, or deck over gooseneck.
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have you considered one of those umbrellas that can be attached to the roll over bar so there is shade when needed?
With every new video that you post, it comes clearer and clearer that you need a bigger, better tractor. I say you bite the bullet and get the Kioti CK3510H
Tim could you get one of them cloth umbrellas that places like Tractor supply sells for larger farm tractors, and modify it to fit Johnny ? It would at least provide some shade on the tractor and it could fold down with the Rops.
I’d recommend a spill guard Tim. I was cringing when you had that big log up high dumping. If it rolled back!!!
Instead of a cab I bet a canopy would work nice to help keep the sun off...
The tree with the giant thorns on the trunk is Honey Locust.
Sorry about that. My mistake.
Most people tend to mix up the two trees. the Black locust has short twin stipular thorns on the branches where the Honey has those long branched things that cause big issues for tires and also contain a bacteria that can cause severe infections in the skin.
We have them all over, they pop up like weeds and the thorns hurt like you wouldn't believe. They do produce little seed pods with a sweet, almost fig like taste that the old timers around here say you can make liquor out of it
I wish they would incorporate shock strap technology too. Definitely a 3046R with a cab would have been nice. But some of the things ya'll have to get close to may bust a cab window out tho
Have you consider putting a flatbed on Glifford therefore increasing your hauling capability
tim at menards they sell a sun shade for those camping chairs that clip onto any bar. they are 15 bucks and 3 different colors. your welco
need a sun shade that attached to the roll bar. I seen one the other day that could be taken off if needed. It was on a Kubota but I'm pretty sure it is universal.
Wow
You need to find a mini batwing mower to mow ditches backs and larger areas with.