12:14 Two years ago I got my dad the electric Lube Shuttle, my brother & I the pistol grip Lube Shuttle grease guns with Li400 greasell based on TTWT's videos and recommendations. My dad who grew up on a farm and seemed to always be in the shop working on something, doing some kind of mechanicing loved his! He didn't know it existed and would send videos of it in action and would often text me "thanks again" after he had been working on his vehicles/equipment. I think mom loved it just as much because dad wasn't a greasy mess. lol. I inherited dad's electric Lube Shuttle after he passed away this year from cancer. Diagnosed on Mom's birthday, May 8, died May 25. Also lost my uncle a in October after a 2.5 yr battle with Stage IV Pancreatic Cancer. He flew Marine One (Carter, Reagan) I still have the Jelly Bean jar and note that President Reagan gave me, but that's a story for another time. If you can swing it get the electric Lube Shuttle gun. I like my pistol grip but after using dad's electric it was sooo much cooler! For anyone who has ever done any greasing this Lube Shuttle is a game changer!! Oh be sure to add the Lock n Lube Coupler and the Lock n Lube Metric 10x1 (f) to 1/8" NPT (m) Adapter and use TTWT code and save some $$.
Wow, I never realized how much easier a good sweeper could make cleaning up! The comparison with the push broom really highlights the difference. Great tips on the attachments too; I might have to consider upgrading my setup!
Hi - Dave is a real asset to your videos - his knowledge, experience and character are a pleasure to listen to and complements Tim and Christi very well - keep going…
Lube Shuttle sells EMPTY grease containers so you can put ANY grease you want in their wonderful greeZE gun! The Dewalt adapter SOLD me! I have one on order, ty guys. Thanks for Teaser Dave!
I bought a landscape rake a few years ago and tried to use it to clean up the beach. I later bought the Frontier wheels. The wheels did not help in the soft sand. It dug in quicker than I could react and spun the tractor out. The neighbor was using a drag harrow to smooth my tracks but it had to be picked up manually. He bought a 3 point dethatcher from Good Works Tractor that works pretty good. Now they have 4 rows of tines. I will check into the Heavy Hitch dethatcher.
Great ideas! I just built a 30x60 shop to hold my 2025r and a bunch of implements. I’ve found I needed a sweeper. I found the vevor floor sweeper on the tic tok shop. I was skeptical as it’s all mechanical and belt driven but for $110 thought I would give it a try! I’m sure it won’t compare to yours but have been extremely impressed for the price!
Great show guys. It never ceases to amaze me how much we think alike, and end up with some of the same exact stuff/ solutions. I bought the same Tomahawk Power sweeper model eTOS30 last year. lol For all the same exact reasons. lol My shop floor looks just about like that on a regular bases.
I definitely agree with you on the stepper bit. I use different max sizes of the step-drill to drill different sized holes because they drill so quick.
Tim, you wealth of knowledge is absolutely the BEST! I so enjoy listening to you talk about tractor equipment. You got alot of toys, is it all of yours?
I bought a Ryobi hedge trimmer and I also bought an extra battery but they didn't last long. On Amazon they had an adapter to use a dewalt battery which I have many of them. The batteries last much longer. My 18 volt jig saw it took so long to charge and bought the adapter to use a 20 volt dewalt battery.
The DeWalt and Milwaukie batteries are actually the same voltage, the difference in labeling (18v vs 20v) is based on how the voltage measuring is done, and mostly a marketing ploy.
I like the sweepers but ive got a full shop…for the cheap sweeper version I pull out the shop fan and use a leaf blower. The fan pushes all dust outside. I blow mine out almost daily though as I’m in a dusty area.
Hi - there is a hearing aide feature that is also coming available called telecoil (t-coil)… Some new hearing aides may already have it installed…if you see a t-coil sign posted then you can activate your t-coil feature and hear the presentation clearly… when you add the technology you mentioned in your video, it is nice to see that finally technology is really helping the hearing impaired….
On the landscape rake I grabbed a king kutter xb version from fleet farm few years ago. Got it modified to work with the Imatch hitch even if I didn’t use the Imatch the king kutter was lil small for the bare 3 point arms. New idea I had was rigging up a mount for the loader where I could hook up 3 point attachments then hook up the landscape rake, Then control it with the loader. Also thought be great to load 3 point attachments on the truck or trailers
Another alternative is a version like the larger, 3 brush model you showed but powered by the rear wheels. We use those at work and for approx. $300 it can sweep about 40,000 sq ft / hr. It will stir up dust but we use clean sweep first and that keeps the dust way down.
10:26 tip on using a landscape rake that connects to a 2” receiver + weight bar combination as shown in this video. ♦️Remove all your suitcase weights before you use it. Why? The landscape rake shaft is simply not built to handle that much downforce plus the individual tines will dig in too far. I went with an off-brand, not heavy hitch, but the concept is the same. I’ve seen bent shafts on various facebook tractor groups. It’s always the same story. The operator did not remove the suitcase weights.
The HeavyHitch model I have has a solid shaft, it would take A LOT to bend it. However, the receiver will certainly bend, and that much weight might bend the tines beyond their flex limit. I think demo was done with the weights on the tractor, because they were already on and they did not want to load and unload the rack.
Great idea to use Milwaukee batts. Around here Milwaukee outsells anything else 2 to 1. Everybody has Milwaukee batts already for their other power tools.
Love the videos and Christmas ideas! Am just curious what the set up is behind the scenes that you guys use; lights, cameras etc. keep up the great work and can’t wait to see the new shop!
Cool products! Wonder if a patent dropped or something for the quick attach BH bracket. Both Mudds and Heavy Hitch have them now. I have the BxPanded since 2020 and see all priced similar
No patent. Bxpanded has steadfastly refused to work with me. So, HeavyHitch stepped up. We dropped Mudd’s due to their inconsistent supply. Sometimes up to 6 months before they would ship an order. Meanwhile, on his Facebook page, he would show a bunch of other personal projects he was working on. We didn’t think that was ethical.
@@TractorTimewithTim wow. That’s a shame, I’m pleased with what I have from them, but have an ordered anything from them in years. Mudds site site and wait time hurt them for sure.
@@MJF40yes, quality products. However after multiple years of unacceptable delays, we felt our endorsement was hindering our channel and our reputation.
@@TractorTimewithTim I agree with ground in dirt into surfaces, but I have a 10 year old 5 hp Craftsman shop vac that will suck the chrome off a trailer hitch.
I’m terrible at picking out Christmas presents so I’m wondering if I hint around for a lube shuttle would it be ok to get a tub scrubber or vacume for the misses?😮. JK…. I already learned that lesson about 40 years ago. Great gift ideas so I’ll keep this open on my iPad and leave it on the kitchen counter. 👍🇺🇸✌️🙏
I've been wanting the summit hydraulics for a while, and I'm probably going to be gifting them to myself in the near future. I would be getting the 4 spool (3 rear, 1 front). For the rear, I would get a hydraulic top link and maybe one day down the road, an articulating flail mower. I'm assuming that since the summit kit is electric solenoids, it doesn't offer any kind of float function. Since you have a lot of experience with them and multiple hydraulically operated impliments, have you ever had an issue with not having the float function?
For the NEW shop I highly highly recommend a ride on floor scrubber that uses water. don't buy new they are too expensive. You would be shocked at how cheap they go at auction. Bonus is that you will actually want to clean the floor.
Looking heavy hitch website again. Wondered for the backhoe quick attach if heavy hitch will start selling buckets of their own. I just wasn’t seeing any on their website. Maybe I haven’t found it yet, but wonder if there is plans to sell buckets
Tim, I saw a video the other day of a front excavator attachment. This was not the " Front Hoe " attachment that we see on the market primarily for the Skid Steer family. But rather a literal excavator. It seemed to be from a foreign market, and someone commented that it may be a Mahindra product. I looked at Mahindra and couldn't find it. Does Tim or anyone else know of it's existence or availability ? It featured : 1) Front mount (not like a front end loader). 2)Front dozer blade (which could double as outriggers when on the ground). 3)360 degree rotation on a hydraulic turntable. 4) 3 or 4 hydraulic cylinder function (main boom,jib boom,bucket curl,thumb) 5)Seat operated joystick.
However i have noticed the teeth on the bucket now rub the paint off the mast. Kind of unhappy about that but still.love the way it goes off and on. Mine is the B Xpanded!
Actually, it was so folks would know there was a difference between the 18V NiCad and the Li ion batteries. Dewalt used to have both Li and NiCad batteries for the old 18V system with the stem. But folks didn’t adopt the Li batteries because the were twice as expensive, and had issues charging when too cold or too hot.
@@randallthomas5207 We can argue about it if you want but it its nothing more than a marketing gimmick. They wanted people to upgrade their tools. Stanley black and decker brands (including dewalt) are the only major tool brands that use the 20v for their 18v line. The exception to this was bostitch power tools which for some reason used 18v.
Been interested in a backhoe quick attach over the years but as usual something else comes up that I gotta spend money on. Then there’s times mudds custom didn’t have any in stock. Bxpanded has theirs been thinking of getting but then I get back to got other things to pay for. Just looking on heavy hitch site for theirs lil cheaper than mudds and bxpanded. Thing that had me scratching my head it said not compatible with factory cast buckets, then though no way they make a quick attach for a John Deere backhoe that wouldn’t work with factory John Deere buckets.
@@TractorTimewithTimseeing that used JD factory buckets in the video while I was typing. I got the older 260 with a 12” bucket been thinking be great to have other buckets some bigger others smaller for whatever job come across. If they could custom make a quick attach wonder about one for dad’s 74 JD 410. For that one I only found ones for newer 410 models not sure if they would even work
A few questions Tim - The backhoe quick coupler: Why do all manufacturers (Heavy Hitch, BXpanded, Mudds Customs) state that their quick coupler is NOT compatible with the Deere cast buckets? Didn't this video show a Deere cast bucket? I'm not fond of buying a quick attach if it isn't going to work with my Deere bucket. I think you said in this video that your large (wide) bucket was from Heavy Hitch yet I see no buckets on their website?
Our Deere buckets are fabricated. The ‘cast’ buckets are new…very recent. Rather than welded on brackets, the new buckets are cast all one piece (cost savings).
Wait..George’s in West Salem? I dearly LOVED going there as a kid. George treated me as ‘special’. His big smile was so wonderful. His son Neil was also very kind to me as a kid. Great memories. Have been there once or twice since they built the new building.
Merry Thanksgiving ! We are entering the Holiday Season / end of the year. Hope everything goes well for y'all. It's hard to believe the ole fat guy will be riding down Central Park West following the Macie's Parade already. Didn't he just do that? The older I get the faster time passes. 🙃
Tim, I would like to hear more about your hearing aids. All the offerings and claims are overwhelming. And, the cost is ridiculous. That is, I see offerings from the low side of about $300 to the local Beltone at over $5K.
I like the lube shuttle electric grease gun concept and in fact I own the manual version. However, the price for the electric version is way out of line. Before tax and shipping it's $530. A DEWALT electric gun is around $240 before tax and I can pick it up locally. Even with your 10% discount the lube shuttle is way over priced. My regret is buying the extra lube-shuttle grease cartridges when I purchased the manual gun. I didn't expect how tiring it would be to use the hand squeeze approach (I'm 74). I dread when I have to grease. In fact, it probably keeps me from performing lubrication as often as I should due to the difficulty of working the manual gun. A lever works way better for me if I have to go manual.
I saw it this week for $310! Yes. $310.71 with no batteries and includes adapter to dewalt/Milwaukee. If you already have Bosch/Milwaukee/Dewalt batteries, this is a great deal in my opinion!
@@jamesstuder5045try this link: store.advancedenginetech.com/products/lube-shuttle%C2%AE-electric-grease-gun Notice there are multiple options. Look at the bottom 2…
DeWalt's extra 2V is pure marketing hype. At full charge all 18/20v band batteries will read about 20v. They all have a nominal voltage of 18v. So when DeWalt says "20v max", it's quite literally the max you get out of it, but only in the first minutes of use. But that's true of all the other tool brands too.
Sorry, but give me the push broom every day. You are using the push broom wrong! You would be kicked off of a real job site for the way you are doing it. I know this seems pedantic, but you should NOT be making a dust cloud with any broom. You can also use sweeping compound for better cleaning and a healthier level of dust creation. The two battery sweepers appeared to create more dust than proper push broom technique. I’d opt for a shop vac with a brush nozzle over al, the other options.
12:14 Two years ago I got my dad the electric Lube Shuttle, my brother & I the pistol grip Lube Shuttle grease guns with Li400 greasell based on TTWT's videos and recommendations. My dad who grew up on a farm and seemed to always be in the shop working on something, doing some kind of mechanicing loved his! He didn't know it existed and would send videos of it in action and would often text me "thanks again" after he had been working on his vehicles/equipment. I think mom loved it just as much because dad wasn't a greasy mess. lol.
I inherited dad's electric Lube Shuttle after he passed away this year from cancer. Diagnosed on Mom's birthday, May 8, died May 25. Also lost my uncle a in October after a 2.5 yr battle with Stage IV Pancreatic Cancer. He flew Marine One (Carter, Reagan) I still have the Jelly Bean jar and note that President Reagan gave me, but that's a story for another time. If you can swing it get the electric Lube Shuttle gun. I like my pistol grip but after using dad's electric it was sooo much cooler! For anyone who has ever done any greasing this Lube Shuttle is a game changer!! Oh be sure to add the Lock n Lube Coupler and the Lock n Lube Metric 10x1 (f) to 1/8" NPT (m) Adapter and use TTWT code and save some $$.
I got a Karcher model. Very similar to the smaller one but with the rear brush. All manual no batteries. No dust cloud at all. Very happy with it.
Great gift ideas. Dave is a wonderful addition to your channel. I always look forward to the Bible verses. Thank you for sharing them.
Wow, I never realized how much easier a good sweeper could make cleaning up! The comparison with the push broom really highlights the difference. Great tips on the attachments too; I might have to consider upgrading my setup!
Leaf blower is much faster.😊
I think today is the last day of their Black Friday sale! I picked one up as well.
Hi - Dave is a real asset to your videos - his knowledge, experience and character are a pleasure to listen to and complements Tim and Christi very well - keep going…
Tim, thanks for the gift ideas and the discount codes. Dave is a great addition to your channel.
Lube Shuttle sells EMPTY grease containers so you can put ANY grease you want in their wonderful greeZE gun! The Dewalt adapter SOLD me! I have one on order, ty guys. Thanks for Teaser Dave!
I bought a landscape rake a few years ago and tried to use it to clean up the beach. I later bought the Frontier wheels. The wheels did not help in the soft sand. It dug in quicker than I could react and spun the tractor out. The neighbor was using a drag harrow to smooth my tracks but it had to be picked up manually. He bought a 3 point dethatcher from Good Works Tractor that works pretty good. Now they have 4 rows of tines. I will check into the Heavy Hitch dethatcher.
Great ideas! I just built a 30x60 shop to hold my 2025r and a bunch of implements. I’ve found I needed a sweeper. I found the vevor floor sweeper on the tic tok shop. I was skeptical as it’s all mechanical and belt driven but for $110 thought I would give it a try! I’m sure it won’t compare to yours but have been extremely impressed for the price!
Great show guys. It never ceases to amaze me how much we think alike, and end up with some of the same exact stuff/ solutions.
I bought the same Tomahawk Power sweeper model eTOS30 last year. lol For all the same exact reasons. lol
My shop floor looks just about like that on a regular bases.
Cool ideas, and the right time of year!
I definitely agree with you on the stepper bit. I use different max sizes of the step-drill to drill different sized holes because they drill so quick.
I always enjoy seeing the new products and uses for them. Cool stuff. Thanks for sharing and Happy Thanksgiving!
one of my favorite videos of the year.....good ideas
Thanks for watching!
Tim, you wealth of knowledge is absolutely the BEST! I so enjoy listening to you talk about tractor equipment. You got alot of toys, is it all of yours?
Most of it is ours. Of course, much of it provided to us by the manufacturers for demo and testing purposes.
I bought a Ryobi hedge trimmer and I also bought an extra battery but they didn't last long. On Amazon they had an adapter to use a dewalt battery which I have many of them. The batteries last much longer. My 18 volt jig saw it took so long to charge and bought the adapter to use a 20 volt dewalt battery.
An electric sweeper with misting, how cool is that!
Yup, just got mine. Their black friday sale ends today!
Step bits are 100% a must for drilling large holes, especially if you don't want them to walk!
The DeWalt and Milwaukie batteries are actually the same voltage, the difference in labeling (18v vs 20v) is based on how the voltage measuring is done, and mostly a marketing ploy.
Hope you have a great week! Keep up the great work!
I like the sweepers but ive got a full shop…for the cheap sweeper version I pull out the shop fan and use a leaf blower. The fan pushes all dust outside. I blow mine out almost daily though as I’m in a dusty area.
Hi - there is a hearing aide feature that is also coming available called telecoil (t-coil)… Some new hearing aides may already have it installed…if you see a t-coil sign posted then you can activate your t-coil feature and hear the presentation clearly… when you add the technology you mentioned in your video, it is nice to see that finally technology is really helping the hearing impaired….
Great video!
I have a gift idea... I think Dave could use a new hat! Just saying... LOL... I know I have favorite hats I'll never part with as well! God bless!
On the landscape rake I grabbed a king kutter xb version from fleet farm few years ago. Got it modified to work with the Imatch hitch even if I didn’t use the Imatch the king kutter was lil small for the bare 3 point arms.
New idea I had was rigging up a mount for the loader where I could hook up 3 point attachments then hook up the landscape rake, Then control it with the loader. Also thought be great to load 3 point attachments on the truck or trailers
For others…heavy hitch has a front loader attach 3 point hitch.
Another alternative is a version like the larger, 3 brush model you showed but powered by the rear wheels. We use those at work and for approx. $300 it can sweep about 40,000 sq ft / hr. It will stir up dust but we use clean sweep first and that keeps the dust way down.
This is MUCH better than the ground driven version. Does a much better job of picking up debris.
10:26 tip on using a landscape rake that connects to a 2” receiver + weight bar combination as shown in this video.
♦️Remove all your suitcase weights before you use it.
Why? The landscape rake shaft is simply not built to handle that much downforce plus the individual tines will dig in too far.
I went with an off-brand, not heavy hitch, but the concept is the same.
I’ve seen bent shafts on various facebook tractor groups. It’s always the same story. The operator did not remove the suitcase weights.
The HeavyHitch model I have has a solid shaft, it would take A LOT to bend it. However, the receiver will certainly bend, and that much weight might bend the tines beyond their flex limit. I think demo was done with the weights on the tractor, because they were already on and they did not want to load and unload the rack.
Great idea to use Milwaukee batts. Around here Milwaukee outsells anything else 2 to 1. Everybody has Milwaukee batts already for their other power tools.
Love the videos and Christmas ideas! Am just curious what the set up is behind the scenes that you guys use; lights, cameras etc. keep up the great work and can’t wait to see the new shop!
Cool products!
Wonder if a patent dropped or something for the quick attach BH bracket. Both Mudds and Heavy Hitch have them now. I have the BxPanded since 2020 and see all priced similar
No patent. Bxpanded has steadfastly refused to work with me. So, HeavyHitch stepped up.
We dropped Mudd’s due to their inconsistent supply. Sometimes up to 6 months before they would ship an order.
Meanwhile, on his Facebook page, he would show a bunch of other personal projects he was working on. We didn’t think that was ethical.
@@TractorTimewithTim wow. That’s a shame, I’m pleased with what I have from them, but have an ordered anything from them in years. Mudds site site and wait time hurt them for sure.
@@MJF40yes, quality products. However after multiple years of unacceptable delays, we felt our endorsement was hindering our channel and our reputation.
Great ideas. I’m thinking the summit rear remotes for me. Need to get hydraulic top link. Good stuff.
Good ideas. However if you buy a roller floor attachment for your shop vac it will do a far better job with no dust, and is way cheaper.
Disagree on the effectiveness with huge materials and such large volumes of dirt/mud.
@@TractorTimewithTim I agree with ground in dirt into surfaces, but I have a 10 year old 5 hp Craftsman shop vac that will suck the chrome off a trailer hitch.
BXpanded has a backhoe quick replace adapter for Kubota. They also have replacement buckets and ripper.
with your new shop, you need a ride-on sweeper
I’m terrible at picking out Christmas presents so I’m wondering if I hint around for a lube shuttle would it be ok to get a tub scrubber or vacume for the misses?😮. JK…. I already learned that lesson about 40 years ago. Great gift ideas so I’ll keep this open on my iPad and leave it on the kitchen counter. 👍🇺🇸✌️🙏
tim, I would love for you to do a video after you get your hearing aids to tell us which one you got and why
I've been wanting the summit hydraulics for a while, and I'm probably going to be gifting them to myself in the near future. I would be getting the 4 spool (3 rear, 1 front). For the rear, I would get a hydraulic top link and maybe one day down the road, an articulating flail mower. I'm assuming that since the summit kit is electric solenoids, it doesn't offer any kind of float function. Since you have a lot of experience with them and multiple hydraulically operated impliments, have you ever had an issue with not having the float function?
Once in awhile I need float. If it is mandatory, I use the loader mid scv with hoses routed to the rear.
For the NEW shop I highly highly recommend a ride on floor scrubber that uses water. don't buy new they are too expensive. You would be shocked at how cheap they go at auction. Bonus is that you will actually want to clean the floor.
In the mine truck shop we had massive floor scrubbers that were literally the size of a zamboni. very fun lol.
Looking heavy hitch website again. Wondered for the backhoe quick attach if heavy hitch will start selling buckets of their own. I just wasn’t seeing any on their website. Maybe I haven’t found it yet, but wonder if there is plans to sell buckets
Yes, they sell buckets. I showed one of them in this episode.
Tim,
I saw a video the other day of a front excavator attachment. This was not the " Front Hoe " attachment that we see on the market primarily for the Skid Steer family.
But rather a literal excavator.
It seemed to be from a foreign market, and someone commented that it may be a Mahindra product. I looked at Mahindra and couldn't find it.
Does Tim or anyone else know of it's existence or availability ?
It featured :
1) Front mount (not like a front end loader).
2)Front dozer blade (which could double as outriggers when on the ground).
3)360 degree rotation on a hydraulic turntable.
4) 3 or 4 hydraulic cylinder function (main boom,jib boom,bucket curl,thumb)
5)Seat operated joystick.
I haven’t seen it.
Do they make a quick attach for the John Deere Factory Backhoe bucket?
Yes…but apparently doesn’t fit the very latest (model year ‘23 and later) buckets.
Anyway, I was showing Deere factory buckets in my example.
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Does the Heavy Hitch quick attach work with JD hydraulic thumb? Can you attach bxpanded ripper to the HH quick attach?
Not sure, but it should.
And yes, bxpanded ripper would work.
@@TractorTimewithTim Thanks Tim for your quick response, appreciate it.
Thumbs up just for the Jeb Bush joke. And the cats, of course.
Love mine.! 🤔
Does that back hoe quick attach prohibit the max extension of the bucket?
No.
However i have noticed the teeth on the bucket now rub the paint off the mast. Kind of unhappy about that but still.love the way it goes off and on. Mine is the B Xpanded!
@@rodbagley1686right. I expect full inner rotation of the bucket might touch the mast. I forgot to try it. This was our first install.
20v is a marketing gimmick. All 20v batteries will read 18v under load, just as all 18v batteries will read 20v while not under load.
Actually, it was so folks would know there was a difference between the 18V NiCad and the Li ion batteries. Dewalt used to have both Li and NiCad batteries for the old 18V system with the stem. But folks didn’t adopt the Li batteries because the were twice as expensive, and had issues charging when too cold or too hot.
@@randallthomas5207 We can argue about it if you want but it its nothing more than a marketing gimmick. They wanted people to upgrade their tools. Stanley black and decker brands (including dewalt) are the only major tool brands that use the 20v for their 18v line. The exception to this was bostitch power tools which for some reason used 18v.
Get a Harper broom!
Been interested in a backhoe quick attach over the years but as usual something else comes up that I gotta spend money on. Then there’s times mudds custom didn’t have any in stock. Bxpanded has theirs been thinking of getting but then I get back to got other things to pay for.
Just looking on heavy hitch site for theirs lil cheaper than mudds and bxpanded. Thing that had me scratching my head it said not compatible with factory cast buckets, then though no way they make a quick attach for a John Deere backhoe that wouldn’t work with factory John Deere buckets.
I showed it with two factory buckets.
Maybe there is a newer bucket which is ‘cast’ rather than fabricated (welded). I doubt you have this new style.
@@TractorTimewithTimseeing that used JD factory buckets in the video while I was typing. I got the older 260 with a 12” bucket been thinking be great to have other buckets some bigger others smaller for whatever job come across.
If they could custom make a quick attach wonder about one for dad’s 74 JD 410. For that one I only found ones for newer 410 models not sure if they would even work
A few questions Tim -
The backhoe quick coupler: Why do all manufacturers (Heavy Hitch, BXpanded, Mudds Customs) state that their quick coupler is NOT compatible with the Deere cast buckets? Didn't this video show a Deere cast bucket? I'm not fond of buying a quick attach if it isn't going to work with my Deere bucket.
I think you said in this video that your large (wide) bucket was from Heavy Hitch yet I see no buckets on their website?
Our Deere buckets are fabricated. The ‘cast’ buckets are new…very recent. Rather than welded on brackets, the new buckets are cast all one piece (cost savings).
Dave could stand a haircut and new hat!
George's Farm Supply would be upset with you for not using his floor sweep! 😊
Wait..George’s in West Salem? I dearly LOVED going there as a kid. George treated me as ‘special’. His big smile was so wonderful.
His son Neil was also very kind to me as a kid.
Great memories. Have been there once or twice since they built the new building.
Heavy hitch doesn't show the quick attach for backhoe bucket.
heavyhitch.com/product/hhbbqc-heavy-hitch-backhoe-bucket-quick-change/?attribute_pa_color=black
heavyhitch.com/product/hhbbqc-heavy-hitch-backhoe-bucket-quick-change/?attribute_pa_color=black
Do not see anything for buckets or backhoe parts on Heavy hitch. Might want to include links to what you are showing.
Merry Thanksgiving ! We are entering the Holiday Season / end of the year. Hope everything goes well for y'all. It's hard to believe the ole fat guy will be riding down Central Park West following the Macie's Parade already. Didn't he just do that? The older I get the faster time passes. 🙃
HARD HAT!!! or raise the lift platform!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh good grief. Unbelievable!
@@TractorTimewithTim HA HA LOVE IT!!❤❤❤
Tim, I would like to hear more about your hearing aids. All the offerings and claims are overwhelming. And, the cost is ridiculous. That is, I see offerings from the low side of about $300 to the local Beltone at over $5K.
I haven’t pursued yet…just beginning to research.
I didn’t know you had Chris Stapleton as a sidekick.
Dave will like that! He much prefers the Chris Stapleton references to the Jack Black references!
I like the lube shuttle electric grease gun concept and in fact I own the manual version. However, the price for the electric version is way out of line. Before tax and shipping it's $530. A DEWALT electric gun is around $240 before tax and I can pick it up locally. Even with your 10% discount the lube shuttle is way over priced. My regret is buying the extra lube-shuttle grease cartridges when I purchased the manual gun. I didn't expect how tiring it would be to use the hand squeeze approach (I'm 74). I dread when I have to grease. In fact, it probably keeps me from performing lubrication as often as I should due to the difficulty of working the manual gun. A lever works way better for me if I have to go manual.
I saw it this week for $310!
Yes. $310.71 with no batteries and includes adapter to dewalt/Milwaukee.
If you already have Bosch/Milwaukee/Dewalt batteries, this is a great deal in my opinion!
@@TractorTimewithTim Where? I went to their website and it was the number I quoted.
@@jamesstuder5045try this link:
store.advancedenginetech.com/products/lube-shuttle%C2%AE-electric-grease-gun
Notice there are multiple options. Look at the bottom 2…
Check out project farm he just did a video on step bits👍
Watched it. He didn’t include Bosch. No idea how it would compare.
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DeWalt's extra 2V is pure marketing hype. At full charge all 18/20v band batteries will read about 20v. They all have a nominal voltage of 18v. So when DeWalt says "20v max", it's quite literally the max you get out of it, but only in the first minutes of use. But that's true of all the other tool brands too.
dewalt tools have gone down in quality, i have roybi tools - hate to have different batteries
Sorry, but give me the push broom every day. You are using the push broom wrong! You would be kicked off of a real job site for the way you are doing it. I know this seems pedantic, but you should NOT be making a dust cloud with any broom. You can also use sweeping compound for better cleaning and a healthier level of dust creation. The two battery sweepers appeared to create more dust than proper push broom technique. I’d opt for a shop vac with a brush nozzle over al, the other options.
Happy Thanksgiving!