A nice outdoor job and working with great people makes it even more fun. I like that bigger electric Stihl saw and have to check'm out more. Of course the broom was neat (I think my wife will like that), but best of all was Johnny X and the grapple. Thanks to all!
I never pulled the trigger on the wheel kit for my Stihl broom. I talked to my dealer yesterday about a grapple. Giving up on the Artillian I really wanted even though I have the frame. I have noticed before but as soon as this video started, I was blown away by the audio quality.
Another great video and it was great to see everyone get a chance to operate Johnny X. By the way It was great to get to meet you and the Equipment Expo in Louisville on Thursday October 20th 2022.
One technique I've been using all summer (once I discovered it) for pulling out felled trees from narrow spaces is to come at the tree from the end (trunk end is usually best but either end works). With my grapple there is a central tooth and a pair of upper clamping plates about 3" apart, centered above the central lower tooth. Basically I stick the central tooth under the tree, clamp down the grapple, raise the loader a bit and back up in 4wd, low range. I can pull out huge trees using this technique. My grapple also has corner teeth that I can use if I need the tractor coming at the tree at an angle (for example if a tree needs to be pulled out of the bush and onto a narrow laneway to be cut up). With the corner teeth there is only an upper plate clamping down on a single edge tooth so I can rotate the tractor to keep it on a laneway if needed without stressing the grapple. Does the geometry on the Precision grapple allow you to do this?
These new battery operated tools are amazing! And the small tractors are the same. I have around a dozen ash trees that I need to take down and two of them are 3 and 4 ft in diameter. Great video guys. Have a wonderful Sunday!
That was AWESOME!! I always love a grapple video! Also I'm always impressed with how much such a small tractor.... (even when turbocharged) can handle. The battery Stihl chainsaw and even more the power broom also impress me! I'm not convinced on battery mowers, and weed whackers in a commercial setting, but stuff like chainsaws, and hedge trimmers definitely have a lot of positives! GREAT VIDEO GUYS!! Be well.
We use one of our electric chainsaws for just about everything now. The gas saw only comes out when we need the 24" bar or are going to buck a whole ton of prepped logs at once. For land work where you'd have to start and stop the gas saw a hundred times while you take down small trees and stack them for burning or chipping the electrics just win hands down. No hearing protection required and just pick it up and cut... no pull to start every time. 40v saws are crazy capable these days.
I enjoyed the video! I also noticed that Tim's breathing has improved at least by my ear, something I observed during and after the surgery and flu season. Bless y'all and have a wonderful day!
Tim. Thanks to you and Johnny X I want more power. I am still amazed what my stock 1025r can do. Have been cutting firewood for over 30 years. Unfortunately I am 30 years older than I was when I started and can't do what I could do before. Thinking the 1025 is giving me a much better shot at staying with it for quite a few more years.
I suspect this is the #1 driver of small tractor sales. As we get older, we have more money than energy, and we want to keep doing the same things. Not sure how seriously you are into firewood, but you might find a 3R to be more suitable.
@@TractorTimewithTim I just cut and burn our own stuff. Have 5 Neighbors all in a row that have dead ash trees. So just me an the guy right next door do the best we can trying to keep us all from getting killed with the trees falling over and breaking off. Tight in the woods and that was one thing after seeing your videos on the turning radius of the 1025. Even it is hard to get through at times. But is great most of the time. Like I think you said a little tractor can do what a big tractor can do just takes longer. Still fun. So for long as I can help others and it doesn't kill me I'll keep at it. Thanks for all your how to videos. Enjoy them all.
@@TractorTimewithTim Yes that is why we got extra optional hydraulics on our new tractor. Even with working out several times a week at the gym, I can't do what I was doing at 30. Lol
@@TractorTimewithTim We did get one From PM as a matter of fact. Ours is a hybrid grapple that they make For palette forks. I think you may have shown them on one of the expos. True, it's not a pure grapple But it meets our needs for carrying around Hey bales, brush brush And some logs.
I love when you do tree work with Johnny I own a tree company and use 1023e it's amazing there capabilities. Im still stock pressure and don't see needing anymore it lifts everything I need it to. I did have to compromise on my dump trailer size only 2ft walls that's where it limits me.
I had ask you a couple of weeks ago about cleaning up little sticks after the Florida hurricane I went to tractor supply and purchased a pine needle rack you pull behind your lawnmower it was fast to get I used it behind my zero turn and it worked awesome I gathered several big piles and used a pitch fork to load them up if I had a grapple like that one you were using I bet it would have picked up 80-90% and would of only needed the pitch fork just a little bit I bet a pine straw rake for a tractor would of made it even easier
Sure would like to have that tractor here. Hurricane Fiona hit here 3 weeks ago. I’m way behind on watching videos. Months of work here cleaning up trees.
Yep, they do usually just explode on the top end when they fall. Sometimes they break in half too, like at the first branch. I've been burning primarily ash for the last 6-7 years, because of the ash bore, as I'm sure a lot of people have!
We lost a beautiful tree here in Ontario Canada to the Emerald Ash Borer. What a nightmare, they got the entire street in one year. I wish we could stop them.
I'm amazed that the tiny JD could lift and move those huge, heavy tree trunks. I see how there is no "one-size-fits-all-jobs" grapple. Each style of grapple can out perform all others when it's used for it's created purpose but lags behind when asked to perform tasks for which it was not built for. Like you mentioned in a video... It would be great to have 2 or 3 different style grapples for those different jobs around the property but at $1000 - $2500 a pop one will have to suffice.
I have to hand it to you Tim...I know you said Sandy had lots of experience, but I have to admit that if someone was driving my tractor and it got tippy like that I'm pretty sure I'd have been a bit more "animated"! Impressive how much you guys got done...amazing what you can accomplish with a little "X factor"!
I hope that they were going to use the ash for firewood. I would have saved everything down to about 3 inches. The small stuff that broke up on the ground makes amazing kindling. I picked all of ours up, put it in totes and it carried us through 2 winters here in Pa. for kindling. Great video but even I was getting a little nervous when I saw the tractor start to tip. God bless you all.
@@TractorTimewithTim My wife and I just put up 7 cords of firewood for this winter but if we didn't live so far away here in Pa. I might have taken you up on the offer. 😊 Everywhere we look out here there are dead ash trees.
really like the way that grapple appears to work Tim, i would be very interested in your thoughts on its functionality and how it compares to the other grapples you have used
Wish had all that wood in that burn pile. That cherry is definitely premium smoker wood. That’s little tractor definitely do lot. Mine definitely won’t do that I need to turn it up or at least check it. I really just need a bigger tractor. Great video
Kinda surprised the 1025R didn't tip forward on that last log, even with the backhoe and possibly ballasted tires. Even so, it had to be getting pretty light on the back tires.
Okay, now I need that power sweeper.......Thanks TTWT......😂 Great video, really shows what that little machine can do!! A bit more counter weight and you might be able to stress that loader, have a good one!!
well I must say the higher psi is working for you however I have a straight 1025 r out of the box just a frontier grapple and won't believe the logs I have lifted ,I was not sure if I would break my machine or not I only have 80 hrs on it but the work I have done with probably feels like 180 to the tractor .Just one thing though I have been real close to tipping point many times I need to space out the wheels and add some bottom weight
When it comes to fire wood I take it down to 2-3 inches. After that it's Brush. You have to split the Big stuff down to size. I Love the Grapple. But my Finance Comity might Not!!! Great Video. God Bless.
Definitely need a grapple at some point to help with fence row cleanup on the farm. Where did you buy the work light guards that are on top the guards for the flashers ?
Do you know how much just the bucket weight by itself on the 1023e is? I'm thinking about a add a grapple it's 132lb but I don't know the buckets weight.
Tim when are we gonna see the new used tractor you bought at auction and is it gonna be your winter tractor being it has a cab just asking questions. Thanks for sharing all your videos.
On Johnny X is it the extra hydraulic power, the turbocharger or a combination of the two that gives it the extra lift capacity for these large logs? Also, how did the front end loader fair after the day?
@Jim - The turbo by itself doesn't do anything to raise the hydraulic power. There is a hydraulic pressure regulator under the rear fender that Tim and crew turned up to increase the hydraulic pressure; long before he had the turbo installed. With the pressure turned up, Johnny X would have probably lifted the logs ok without the turbo. At stock pressures, the engine on the 1025r barely loads up before the loader has reached max weight lift. I think where the turbo will shine is when Tim puts some bigger attachments on the rear PTO like a bigger hay baler or 6-8' bush hog. Johnny X will need all the mods, higher hydraulic pressure to lift the bush hog and the turbo HP to turn it.
It is one of their Kombi attachments: www.stihlusa.com/products/multi-task-tools/ KB-KM www.stihlusa.com/products/multi-task-tools/kombisystem-attachments/kmkbbristle/
i have both. One for each 1025R. MSL definitely not as good for bucket. it does have a bit more lift capacity, but the lack of curl makes it difficult.
Omgness I need one so badly. I bought a property in New England and didn't know it was a snotty area. It was a foreclosure and the only thing I could afford being on disability. The minute any contractor comes for an estimate it's ridiculous. They want $6k -$10k to cut down one tree. I was able to get 2 acres cleared for that price before. They wanted $500.00 an hour to mow the lawn lol. Just picked up a zero turn. They get these crazy prices so they just keep asking. If one person pays it they demand it from everyone.
If I was doing that job, the burn pile would have been MUCH smaller! Not criticizing, I just try to take as much of the tree for firewood that I can! 😁👨🚒
Thought you'd enjoy this; A poem by one of Parke County's best... Archie Foxworthy One night I dreamed that death caught up with me and heavens gates swung wide. An angel with heavenly dress then ushered me inside. To my surprise there was people there that I had known on earth and I had judged and labeled them unfit and of very little worth. And then the words wrote to my lips they never were set free, because on every face there was vast astonishment not a one of the them there was expecting me
what do you think about a 1025 having around 1,000 to 1,600 hours on it or better yet what is the most hours i should stay away from note i make money with mine also but no way am i near what you do it would take me 3 or 4 years to do what you do in 1 week
@@TractorTimewithTim just wandering do not see anything breaking loose till the first the year but have all ready started looking and shoping part everything i have seen so far is around the 14 to 15k mark but i have aso heard that prices are starting to come down so right now i do not want to pul the trigger to fast for fear of seeing better deal after i have done did the deal i found a nice deere dealer up there in franklin ind that has dealers in other towns and their stuff seems to be pretty good both shape and money i feel like but could be wrong
Get yourself a cordless Dremel with chain-sharpener adapter. Works awesome especially when your not near the shop, you can keep touching up the chain in just a couple minutes.
I loaned my tractor recently and the borrower rolled it. It’s the chance you take when borrowing or lending. Crap happens. I will probably still help people by lending things because I want to be helpful, but I think I’ll be supervising a little Harding going forward.
A nice outdoor job and working with great people makes it even more fun. I like that bigger electric Stihl saw and have to check'm out more. Of course the broom was neat (I think my wife will like that), but best of all was Johnny X and the grapple. Thanks to all!
💥 I think I could work with that guy all day! Good people, good fruit!
*Keep on tractoring!*
I never pulled the trigger on the wheel kit for my Stihl broom.
I talked to my dealer yesterday about a grapple. Giving up on the Artillian I really wanted even though I have the frame.
I have noticed before but as soon as this video started, I was blown away by the audio quality.
They seem like fun people to be around. The way he talks slow is calming. Reminds me of my late grandpa.
Slow. Calculated. Meaningful.
They are fun folks and enjoyable to watch. There were impressive loads put on Johnny X. Blessings to all.
Another great video and it was great to see everyone get a chance to operate Johnny X. By the way It was great to get to meet you and the Equipment Expo in Louisville on Thursday October 20th 2022.
Thanks for stopping by...
Good people assisting and video Tim.
This guy is a trip, love him! Made me laugh. 👍🏻
Gotta have him/them back in the future please.
Tim, I enjoy all your videos, but I do enjoy those with the 1025R the best. Amazing what you can do with that little tractor.
that was my weekend, cleaning Ash trees out of the woods. That little broom is interesting.
Love the power broom! I imagine it does leaves just as well.
One technique I've been using all summer (once I discovered it) for pulling out felled trees from narrow spaces is to come at the tree from the end (trunk end is usually best but either end works).
With my grapple there is a central tooth and a pair of upper clamping plates about 3" apart, centered above the central lower tooth. Basically I stick the central tooth under the tree, clamp down the grapple, raise the loader a bit and back up in 4wd, low range. I can pull out huge trees using this technique.
My grapple also has corner teeth that I can use if I need the tractor coming at the tree at an angle (for example if a tree needs to be pulled out of the bush and onto a narrow laneway to be cut up). With the corner teeth there is only an upper plate clamping down on a single edge tooth so I can rotate the tractor to keep it on a laneway if needed without stressing the grapple.
Does the geometry on the Precision grapple allow you to do this?
That Stihl equipment is nothing short of amazing. And so is that PM grapple.
These new battery operated tools are amazing! And the small tractors are the same.
I have around a dozen ash trees that I need to take down and two of them are 3 and 4 ft in diameter. Great video guys. Have a wonderful Sunday!
That was AWESOME!! I always love a grapple video! Also I'm always impressed with how much such a small tractor.... (even when turbocharged) can handle. The battery Stihl chainsaw and even more the power broom also impress me! I'm not convinced on battery mowers, and weed whackers in a commercial setting, but stuff like chainsaws, and hedge trimmers definitely have a lot of positives! GREAT VIDEO GUYS!! Be well.
We use one of our electric chainsaws for just about everything now. The gas saw only comes out when we need the 24" bar or are going to buck a whole ton of prepped logs at once. For land work where you'd have to start and stop the gas saw a hundred times while you take down small trees and stack them for burning or chipping the electrics just win hands down. No hearing protection required and just pick it up and cut... no pull to start every time. 40v saws are crazy capable these days.
That was a good sized tree you lifted and moved around! "Piece of cake". :) Congrats on passing 200K subs!
I enjoyed the video!
I also noticed that Tim's breathing has improved at least by my ear, something I observed during and after the surgery and flu season.
Bless y'all and have a wonderful day!
I don’t do well in the heat anymore. Cooler weather seems to help.
Tim. Thanks to you and Johnny X I want more power. I am still amazed what my stock 1025r can do. Have been cutting firewood for over 30 years. Unfortunately I am 30 years older than I was when I started and can't do what I could do before. Thinking the 1025 is giving me a much better shot at staying with it for quite a few more years.
I suspect this is the #1 driver of small tractor sales. As we get older, we have more money than energy, and we want to keep doing the same things.
Not sure how seriously you are into firewood, but you might find a 3R to be more suitable.
@@TractorTimewithTim I just cut and burn our own stuff. Have 5 Neighbors all in a row that have dead ash trees. So just me an the guy right next door do the best we can trying to keep us all from getting killed with the trees falling over and breaking off. Tight in the woods and that was one thing after seeing your videos on the turning radius of the 1025. Even it is hard to get through at times. But is great most of the time. Like I think you said a little tractor can do what a big tractor can do just takes longer. Still fun. So for long as I can help others and it doesn't kill me I'll keep at it. Thanks for all your how to videos. Enjoy them all.
@@TractorTimewithTim Yes that is why we got extra optional hydraulics on our new tractor. Even with working out several times a week at the gym, I can't do what I was doing at 30. Lol
Make sure you get a grapple!
@@TractorTimewithTim We did get one From PM as a matter of fact. Ours is a hybrid grapple that they make For palette forks. I think you may have shown them on one of the expos. True, it's not a pure grapple But it meets our needs for carrying around Hey bales, brush brush And some logs.
Always cool to see what the little tractors can do!
Hey! That is a nice site to see young ladies trying 1r series tractor... this is a good thing...another GEART video....
Tim this was a fabulous 5 ⭐ video little Johnny did really well I'm impressed, as always God bless y'all from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️💯
I have always been taught many hands make light work the grapple is equal to many hands for sure I love mine
I love when you do tree work with Johnny I own a tree company and use 1023e it's amazing there capabilities. Im still stock pressure and don't see needing anymore it lifts everything I need it to. I did have to compromise on my dump trailer size only 2ft walls that's where it limits me.
I like the fold down walls on my BWise Ultimate Dump.
I like the volunteer videos. Thanks for sharing.
I had ask you a couple of weeks ago about cleaning up little sticks after the Florida hurricane I went to tractor supply and purchased a pine needle rack you pull behind your lawnmower it was fast to get I used it behind my zero turn and it worked awesome I gathered several big piles and used a pitch fork to load them up if I had a grapple like that one you were using I bet it would have picked up 80-90% and would of only needed the pitch fork just a little bit I bet a pine straw rake for a tractor would of made it even easier
Love hearing the turbo when you fire johnny x up
Sure would like to have that tractor here. Hurricane Fiona hit here 3 weeks ago. I’m way behind on watching videos. Months of work here cleaning up trees.
We need to come down and help.
Yep, they do usually just explode on the top end when they fall. Sometimes they break in half too, like at the first branch. I've been burning primarily ash for the last 6-7 years, because of the ash bore, as I'm sure a lot of people have!
We lost a beautiful tree here in Ontario Canada to the Emerald Ash Borer. What a nightmare, they got the entire street in one year. I wish we could stop them.
that is mostly what I burn too. Nearly all of my ash trees are dead or dying from that bug. What a shame.
I'm amazed that the tiny JD could lift and move those huge, heavy tree trunks. I see how there is no "one-size-fits-all-jobs" grapple. Each style of grapple can out perform all others when it's used for it's created purpose but lags behind when asked to perform tasks for which it was not built for. Like you mentioned in a video... It would be great to have 2 or 3 different style grapples for those different jobs around the property but at $1000 - $2500 a pop one will have to suffice.
That was a good workout for Johnny X!
I have to hand it to you Tim...I know you said Sandy had lots of experience, but I have to admit that if someone was driving my tractor and it got tippy like that I'm pretty sure I'd have been a bit more "animated"! Impressive how much you guys got done...amazing what you can accomplish with a little "X factor"!
A beginner would have freaked out. Experience makes you MORE comfortable in awkward situations. She was in no real danger.
@@TractorTimewithTim Agree completely! The anxiety would have been mine, not hers!
Love watching your videos with my morning coffee Tim and Christy. 👍
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I hope that they were going to use the ash for firewood. I would have saved everything down to about 3 inches. The small stuff that broke up on the ground makes amazing kindling. I picked all of ours up, put it in totes and it carried us through 2 winters here in Pa. for kindling. Great video but even I was getting a little nervous when I saw the tractor start to tip. God bless you all.
The wood pile is still there. You are welcome to it. Too much work for us…we were there to get the trees down.
@@TractorTimewithTim My wife and I just put up 7 cords of firewood for this winter but if we didn't live so far away here in Pa. I might have taken you up on the offer. 😊 Everywhere we look out here there are dead ash trees.
Tractor performed very well with those large logs.
really like the way that grapple appears to work
Tim, i would be very interested in your thoughts on its functionality and how it compares to the other grapples you have used
Y'all did a good job thanks from Gary
Wish had all that wood in that burn pile. That cherry is definitely premium smoker wood. That’s little tractor definitely do lot. Mine definitely won’t do that I need to turn it up or at least check it. I really just need a bigger tractor. Great video
it is still there. Come and get it!
@@TractorTimewithTim if you was close by definitely would.
You should put a little level incator on the 🚜. It just sticks on.
Kinda surprised the 1025R didn't tip forward on that last log, even with the backhoe and possibly ballasted tires. Even so, it had to be getting pretty light on the back tires.
Need some more of these type videos
That was a big job. John Deere is taking notice. Great video.
That turbo whine though! 3:20
Okay, now I need that power sweeper.......Thanks TTWT......😂
Great video, really shows what that little machine can do!! A bit more counter weight and you might be able to stress that loader, have a good one!!
Tell you what Tim, I have a 4066r and am amazed as all get out at what you do with
Johnny X.
that was a busy day....and Johnny X delivered
well I must say the higher psi is working for you however I have a straight 1025 r out of the box just a frontier grapple and won't believe the logs I have lifted ,I was not sure if I would break my machine or not I only have 80 hrs on it but the work I have done with probably feels like 180 to the tractor .Just one thing though I have been real close to tipping point many times I need to space out the wheels and add some bottom weight
When it comes to fire wood I take it down to 2-3 inches. After that it's Brush. You have to split the Big stuff down to size. I Love the Grapple. But my Finance Comity might Not!!! Great Video. God Bless.
I have a LX2610 Kubota and would never try that but lil Johnny is all jacked up on Mountain Dew lol
Yea, a bit of extra caffeine makes it possible!
That is an amazing amount of work done!! That would of taken days with lessor tools.
Yes, and not much hand labor involved with our approach.
cool tractor set up
Enjoyed this one, great job!
great episode, great editing
Definitely need a grapple at some point to help with fence row cleanup on the farm. Where did you buy the work light guards that are on top the guards for the flashers ?
Artillian.com horse blinders. At least that is what I think you are seeing.
@@TractorTimewithTim Yes those ! Lol. Wasn't sure what to call them. LOTS of cool stuff on that sight never noticed those before . Thanks Tim !
Do you know how much just the bucket weight by itself on the 1023e is? I'm thinking about a add a grapple it's 132lb but I don't know the buckets weight.
Very cool hearing the turbo whistle when you start the engine on this thing!
No Ordinary Johnny could do this, only Johnny X!
"I didn't feel like I was tipping" I'm going to need those keys please lol
Let’s get started
Let’s Go Brandon 🤪
Tim when are we gonna see the new used tractor you bought at auction and is it gonna be your winter tractor being it has a cab just asking questions. Thanks for sharing all your videos.
We’ll show it soon. However, it will be sporadic, as we
Have lots of other stuff going on.
you do nice work
I'm really shocked how well that that saw cut that ash tree.
On Johnny X is it the extra hydraulic power, the turbocharger or a combination of the two that gives it the extra lift capacity for these large logs?
Also, how did the front end loader fair after the day?
Raising the hydraulic pressure.
@Jim - The turbo by itself doesn't do anything to raise the hydraulic power. There is a hydraulic pressure regulator under the rear fender that Tim and crew turned up to increase the hydraulic pressure; long before he had the turbo installed. With the pressure turned up, Johnny X would have probably lifted the logs ok without the turbo. At stock pressures, the engine on the 1025r barely loads up before the loader has reached max weight lift. I think where the turbo will shine is when Tim puts some bigger attachments on the rear PTO like a bigger hay baler or 6-8' bush hog. Johnny X will need all the mods, higher hydraulic pressure to lift the bush hog and the turbo HP to turn it.
Can you give a link to the powered sweeper? Having trouble finding one online
It is one of their Kombi attachments: www.stihlusa.com/products/multi-task-tools/ KB-KM
www.stihlusa.com/products/multi-task-tools/kombisystem-attachments/kmkbbristle/
Awesome work! Especially with the tractor!
If they made that turbo kit for a 3025, I’d buy it
They do! It is called a 3032e :-)
Firewood season is soon here again, grapples make it easier.
I dunno Tim. I think the loader is going to be fine. My gut tells me that it’s over engineered by 25% or so…. It’s impressive what Johnny X can lift.
What made you get the msl loader? Looks great for pallet forks but not as good for bucket
i have both. One for each 1025R. MSL definitely not as good for bucket. it does have a bit more lift capacity, but the lack of curl makes it difficult.
You need to recruit Chris to be a series regular as your supervisor.
Whew! I don’t think I can keep up with Chris and Sandy’s work pace!
Omgness I need one so badly. I bought a property in New England and didn't know it was a snotty area. It was a foreclosure and the only thing I could afford being on disability. The minute any contractor comes for an estimate it's ridiculous. They want $6k -$10k to cut down one tree. I was able to get 2 acres cleared for that price before. They wanted $500.00 an hour to mow the lawn lol. Just picked up a zero turn. They get these crazy prices so they just keep asking. If one person pays it they demand it from everyone.
You guys aren’t afraid of danger 😂😂
Big tree for Johnny turbo but he can handle it 👍👍
Would you consider putting the two-series backhoe on Johnny X?
No. Much different mounting technology.
Ya true
I would think before breaking the loader you would probably break the front end
Do you have a video comparing JohnnyX max lift vs other tractors? That thing looks to exceed 1000lbs.
I have a lift test for Johnny X, yes.
What’s the wheel on the broom is that new
Your friend was a hearty lady she either didn’t hear or accept, “this broom is kind of hard to operate”
She is tough!
Does the power broom work good for walnuts ?
Wish my tractor could push trees over 😁
If I was doing that job, the burn pile would have been MUCH smaller! Not criticizing, I just try to take as much of the tree for firewood that I can! 😁👨🚒
You can have it. Still there. Takes lots more work to cut it up smaller. Plenty of dead ash around here.
@@TractorTimewithTim but also don't have to split the smaller stuff either so it equals out!!
@@TractorTimewithTim Thanks for the offer, but that would be pretty expensive "free" firewood to get it back to New Hampshire! 🤣🤣🤣
yea i’m sure it does so you don’t tear something up
I’m going to guess the loader limit is 1800-2000 lbs capacity.
Thought you'd enjoy this;
A poem by one of Parke County's best... Archie Foxworthy
One night I dreamed that death caught up with me and heavens gates swung wide.
An angel with heavenly dress then ushered me inside.
To my surprise there was people there that I had known on earth
and I had judged and labeled them unfit and of very little worth.
And then the words wrote to my lips they never were set free,
because on every face there was vast astonishment
not a one of the them there was expecting me
cant wait to see the bigger chainsaw.. i wanna see what it can handle.:)
what do you think about a 1025 having around 1,000 to 1,600 hours on it or better yet what is the most hours i should stay away from note i make money with mine also but no way am i near what you do it would take me 3 or 4 years to do what you do in 1 week
1000 to 1600 will be ok, but you can find less hours for similar money.
@@TractorTimewithTim just wandering do not see anything breaking loose till the first the year but have all ready started looking and shoping part everything i have seen so far is around the 14 to 15k mark but i have aso heard that prices are starting to come down so right now i do not want to pul the trigger to fast for fear of seeing better deal after i have done did the deal i found a nice deere dealer up there in franklin ind that has dealers in other towns and their stuff seems to be pretty good both shape and money i feel like but could be wrong
How many subscribers do I need to take Johnny X for a spin?
👍
Get yourself a cordless Dremel with chain-sharpener adapter. Works awesome especially when your not near the shop, you can keep touching up the chain in just a couple minutes.
little johnny is a man
You got close damaging the tractor with that tree you let them distract you. The tractor should never been that close.
We don't let other people operate our tractors! We are not taking the chance of them breaking or destroying ours
If you don't let them try how are they going to learn?
Fair enough.
We are happy to allow folks to operate the machines under our supervision.
More fun for all of us in that case!
You should maybe get a little level incator. They just stick on with adhesive tape.
I loaned my tractor recently and the borrower rolled it. It’s the chance you take when borrowing or lending. Crap happens.
I will probably still help people by lending things because I want to be helpful, but I think I’ll be supervising a little Harding going forward.
Oh very good reasons why not to buy a used tractor😅