This has an upgraded engine which is the D850 rated at 18HP. Not sure what the PTO rating would be and over the years I am sure a few horses have run away.
I think you mean an Iseki, as an Esky is a cooling box. I don't know this tractor and can't find any information on it, perhaps ask someone else on youtube that actually has one of those tractors or an Iseki dealer.
I was reversing as I did not know the terrain and cut in reverse in order to then be able to see where I am driving in case there is an unexpected drop off. I have mowed in reverse for years with no issues. I mowed steep sections where I could only go down in reverse and back up the hill forwards as there was no space to turn.
It's 80cm I think, but you can get 90cm and 100cm too. Any tractor store has them. It's a Portuguese brand, I can't remember the name. You can also buy cutter attachments online, you will also need the 3 point hitch arms.
I don't know. The tractor is very noisy, it stinks and burns oil. Exactly what you left the Netherlands for. Moreover the thing is slow. You could have done the same amount of work in the same time with a french billhook. That thing will cut those brushes like butter, but quiet and without polluting half the country. And besides that, it's really good for your condition and muscle building.
It was really tough work, I have done it previously with just a 2 stroke brush cutter and even then it took 4 times as long. Of course a tractor is slow, but you don't buy a tractor to go fast. You buy a tractor to do heavy work for you and faster than doing by hand. I did not leave the Netherlands for the pollution, or the life. That is a very long story for another day.
Truly 18hp!!!? this tractor was complied with D750 - 16HP and on label was to haven write 14HP (on PTO).
This has an upgraded engine which is the D850 rated at 18HP. Not sure what the PTO rating would be and over the years I am sure a few horses have run away.
@@WilkoinFrance thx
Look out for the wasps and hornets👍👍👍
Luckily I haven't encountered any yet.
That is good my man
Thanks
Até entendo que na primeira passagem a ferramenta vá ligeiramente levantada. mas no retorno deveria vir no chão
Turn it up
I have an Esky 205, but I don't know where the rear hydraulic filter is. Can you tell me, dear?
I think you mean an Iseki, as an Esky is a cooling box. I don't know this tractor and can't find any information on it, perhaps ask someone else on youtube that actually has one of those tractors or an Iseki dealer.
Not sure why you're reversing into the thick brush with your flail mower? They're not designed to cut in reverse. It could damage your mower.
I was reversing as I did not know the terrain and cut in reverse in order to then be able to see where I am driving in case there is an unexpected drop off. I have mowed in reverse for years with no issues. I mowed steep sections where I could only go down in reverse and back up the hill forwards as there was no space to turn.
@@WilkoinFrance Fare enough. I would always just mow going forward, but each to their own I guess. 🤝
Nice video.I have the same tractor but I couldn t find a cutter, can you tell me the brand or some details like 80 cm or 100 cm?
It's 80cm I think, but you can get 90cm and 100cm too. Any tractor store has them. It's a Portuguese brand, I can't remember the name. You can also buy cutter attachments online, you will also need the 3 point hitch arms.
Go for a Winton flail mower.
je moet niet vertellen wat je nu gaat filmen, je filmt het gewoon
18:50 Brutal
Very nice! What is the name of the cutter?
Thanks, sorry I don't know the brand of the brush cutter only that it is made in Portugal.
@@WilkoinFrance Okay. Thanks
I don't know. The tractor is very noisy, it stinks and burns oil. Exactly what you left the Netherlands for. Moreover the thing is slow. You could have done the same amount of work in the same time with a french billhook. That thing will cut those brushes like butter, but quiet and without polluting half the country. And besides that, it's really good for your condition and muscle building.
It was really tough work, I have done it previously with just a 2 stroke brush cutter and even then it took 4 times as long. Of course a tractor is slow, but you don't buy a tractor to go fast. You buy a tractor to do heavy work for you and faster than doing by hand. I did not leave the Netherlands for the pollution, or the life. That is a very long story for another day.
You can blame me for that, Wilko was 5 when we left Holland for good so I could start my job with my new employer after my Dutch employer went bust
The tractor works perfect. You don't have a clue what you are talking about!