For those roots, take your boxblade and drop the teeth, tilt forward so you don't scalp the ground. You'll find the root real quick. Not throwing shade, I have a 3025 and 5075, just thought you might want to try it and see if it works for you.
I'm getting ready to upgrade from my 1025r as we acquired some more property to hunt. How do you like those new hybrid tires? are they the R14? Do they get descent traction all the way around especially in dirt / maybe a little mud? I was thinking about staying with R4's, they have been good, don't tear up my yard to bad as long as I am conscient about turns. But i was concerned with the issue of more weight with the 2038R. Keep having fun and enjoying life with your family, wont' get that time back.
Deere called them R3 Radial. I absolutely love them, and every future tractor will have them. I have working knowledge on R1 agricultural and R4 Industrial. These R3 Radials incorporate all the best qualities into a single tire option. Mud, deep soft mud and pristine turf grass. They are hard to beat. But that’s only my opinion, other situations may have different results. Although I truly enjoy doing projects on the tractor. I’m the happiest when my younger family members come out to lend a hand and I see their twinkle in their eye watching dad do work on the “big” tractor. Helps fill a void from corporate life. Appreciate you stopping by and watching! Cheers from the Bulldog 🍻
Love the R3 hybrid turf radials! Very little turf damage, if any. More traction than R4/Industrial/Block tread in both summer and winter. Unless the application is specifically dirt fields, then I would go R1 Ag paddle. But for everything else, these R3 Hybrid radials are the cats meow! Cheers from the Bulldog 🍻
Bulldog I am most interested in stump grinder and brand and size wheel. My tractor is orange but similar specs to your 2038. Landpride and Woods Grinders are not available where did you purchase yours Thank you
I am currently looking at the 2032R. I only own 2 acres. But the 2025R seems like the lift capacity will not be enough and i want a solid backhoe. Do you find the 2038/2032R is too heavy for your lawn? I do not want to make ruts all over my yard.
In my opinion the only wrong answer is R4 tires. Get a good radial turf tire, so that the solid to void area puts enough surface pressure to the ground. Next I will say, if you are looking at the 2032R, personally I would just get the 2038R. With the zero down, zero interest on the JD loan structure, you won’t hardly notice the cost difference. But, you will notice the HP difference. As far as cutting the lawn, the 1025R is probably the best? It rides lower, best turning radius, best outside wheel to mower deck ratio. The 1025R is just a better lawn mower. I can say from my first hand knowledge, my 2038R with liquid filled R3+ tires, with a 1,200# brush hog cantilevered off the back. Mine and my customers lawns experience very little compaction or turf damage. Your mileage may vary! Thanks for viewing our channel 👍
What brand and model of brush hog is that? Looking at the John Deere MX5 for an upcoming 2038r purchase and didn't want it to feel too heavy since it'll be operating on decent hills.
This unit was manufactured by “Quick Attach” and they call it their 66” Brush Thrasher. Here is their website quickattach.com/. My salesman is Chris Noll, tell him the Bulldog recommended you!
I've owned my 2038r for a year now. It does everything I need on my 1000 acre hunting lease and my 10 acre farm as well. It was very affordable.
Thanks for the comment! I agree, it is a very capable compact tractor!!
Hey buddy, I know you comments on increasing the rpm's already but I believe you're moving dirt in high range instead of low.
lol, yeah on day 1 there was a bit of amateur hour happening 🤣. Cheers 🍻
Raise your rpms when operating the loader, functions will be quicker and you'll have more lift.
100% agree! Learned a lot from Day 1. Thanks for viewing!
For those roots, take your boxblade and drop the teeth, tilt forward so you don't scalp the ground. You'll find the root real quick. Not throwing shade, I have a 3025 and 5075, just thought you might want to try it and see if it works for you.
Thanks for the idea! We recently picked up and ABI Attachments TR3 rake and started doing just what you described! Check our newest video!
@@BulldogTractor will do.
I'm getting ready to upgrade from my 1025r as we acquired some more property to hunt. How do you like those new hybrid tires? are they the R14? Do they get descent traction all the way around especially in dirt / maybe a little mud? I was thinking about staying with R4's, they have been good, don't tear up my yard to bad as long as I am conscient about turns. But i was concerned with the issue of more weight with the 2038R. Keep having fun and enjoying life with your family, wont' get that time back.
Deere called them R3 Radial. I absolutely love them, and every future tractor will have them. I have working knowledge on R1 agricultural and R4 Industrial. These R3 Radials incorporate all the best qualities into a single tire option. Mud, deep soft mud and pristine turf grass. They are hard to beat. But that’s only my opinion, other situations may have different results.
Although I truly enjoy doing projects on the tractor. I’m the happiest when my younger family members come out to lend a hand and I see their twinkle in their eye watching dad do work on the “big” tractor. Helps fill a void from corporate life. Appreciate you stopping by and watching! Cheers from the Bulldog 🍻
How is the grip of those hybrid tires? They look like they would be easier on turf.
Love the R3 hybrid turf radials! Very little turf damage, if any. More traction than R4/Industrial/Block tread in both summer and winter. Unless the application is specifically dirt fields, then I would go R1 Ag paddle. But for everything else, these R3 Hybrid radials are the cats meow!
Cheers from the Bulldog 🍻
Nice, Thats the exact model im looking at.
Thanks. It’s a great tractor 🚜
Bulldog I am most interested in stump grinder and brand and size wheel. My tractor is orange but similar specs to your 2038. Landpride and Woods Grinders are not available where did you purchase yours
Thank you
Quick Attach. quickattach.com/. They are a manufacturer direct company. My salesman is Chris Noll. Tell him the Bulldog sent you
Baumalight makes some great attachments and good works tractor also has really good stuff for the compact tractors.
That things crying. Raise your RPm’s. Killing that motor
I am currently looking at the 2032R. I only own 2 acres. But the 2025R seems like the lift capacity will not be enough and i want a solid backhoe. Do you find the 2038/2032R is too heavy for your lawn? I do not want to make ruts all over my yard.
In my opinion the only wrong answer is R4 tires. Get a good radial turf tire, so that the solid to void area puts enough surface pressure to the ground. Next I will say, if you are looking at the 2032R, personally I would just get the 2038R. With the zero down, zero interest on the JD loan structure, you won’t hardly notice the cost difference. But, you will notice the HP difference. As far as cutting the lawn, the 1025R is probably the best? It rides lower, best turning radius, best outside wheel to mower deck ratio. The 1025R is just a better lawn mower. I can say from my first hand knowledge, my 2038R with liquid filled R3+ tires, with a 1,200# brush hog cantilevered off the back. Mine and my customers lawns experience very little compaction or turf damage. Your mileage may vary! Thanks for viewing our channel 👍
That's a great tractor! Congrats. - Chad #purplecollarlife
Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍. The whole family is getting a kick out of our little tractor 🚜
What brand and model of brush hog is that? Looking at the John Deere MX5 for an upcoming 2038r purchase and didn't want it to feel too heavy since it'll be operating on decent hills.
This unit was manufactured by “Quick Attach” and they call it their 66” Brush Thrasher. Here is their website quickattach.com/. My salesman is Chris Noll, tell him the Bulldog recommended you!
I got a tool for that tree. It’s called a chainsaw
Rev up the engine so you don’t burn up your pump.
Appreciate your opinion!
This tractor need a mexican operator
🤣cheers!
Some people shouldn’t be operating tractors or equipment! Just saying!
Ah Charles, your daddy never hug you? It’s ok, I love all God’s children ❤️