Tim, I've move thousands of yards of dirt from piles (a lot on track loaders) over my 69+ years and I have a few suggestions. 1, Never use the float position on the loader as it forces the front wheels off the ground, which causes loss of traction and you loose control over how deep you are digging. 2, Keep the bottom of the bucket in contact with the ground. Do not pitch the cutting edge too far down as you will create craters as you go forward. Pitch it down just enough to get the surface to cut, within the power limits of the tractor. 3, Maintain constant RPM when using the loader, as you will find it easier to control all functions and make it easier to consistently repeat the digging/pushing/dumping process. On my 1026R, I find 2300-2500 RPM to be efficient and cost effective. Less RPM reduces power, more RPM tends to use more fuel without a significant increase in work. Hope this doesn't come off as being preachy, just trying to share my knowledge and experience. BTW, Vinnie is an awesome tool and is worth its weight in gold.
You're right that's every little boys dream is to be able to play with equipment and move dirt. The troubling part is at what point did we grow up ? It shouldn't be considered a job if the Lord lets you wake up, gives you the health, and the means to do something. I have to keep reminding myself of that.
Yep, you’re living the dream of moving dirt and we’re living the dream thru you and Christy. Of course Vinny does a.great job smoothing and leveling as always. Blessings.
In my opinion the reason for a heavier machine is the packing effect every time the machine runs over the fill dirt. Personally I would spread say a foot of dirt then pack it, followed by another foot. It's very hard to pack 3 to 4 foot of dirt all at once. Given the way the dirt was dumped you did fine! Love you all videos!! VENTRAC is the most versatile machine ever made!
Yes a track loader would be faster but so would a Cat 953 Bulldozer. This Tractor has done the job very well. Be Thankful you didn’t have to do it with a shovel and wheelbarrow. I know firsthand transporting a skid steer is tough.
You guys do such a great job describing and showing everything on your videos. You should consider about doing a tractor class or something like that for new tractor owners. Another thing I enjoy, you don't do videos to get attention or try to "push" to get viewers by crazy video titles or themes. Like some of the other landscaping and lawn care channels I watch. You pull in viewers by trying to make the videos about their interests or showing them how to do things. That's why I enjoy your channel so much as well from Neil Koch, and Mike Morgan. The three of you guys do a great job at your channels.
I've moved a crazy amount of dirt from one place to another on my property using my Kubota L3902 and the difference a tooth bar makes is night and day.
Hey Mr. Tim I just finished doing the same thing the passed 3 days I loaded with and spread out my trailer loads with a little 2305 ( Great little tractor ) and pulled the dump trailer with my 50 year old 2120 John Deere . Was a fun few days , now it's on to hauling and piling firewood . Be safe
I own a 2032r and love it. Done alot of work with it but a few times I wish it was bigger. I would have used a box blade with the bucket seems to work we'll moving dirt. That ventrac is a impressive machine! Keep up the good work.
The larger 3R tractor would have made the job go faster, but you just proved it could be done with a smaller tractor and get the same results. The power rake is awesome and a must have when grading! Great job y’all! We’ll see ya on the next one…Go Heels!
It would be interesting to see a 3pt power rake on the next episode from this job. See how well the 2038r does as the all in one. Moving the dirt and finishing it.
That power rake has got to be the most useful tool I have seen, in the landscaping dept. I see Dirt Perfect has one on his skid steer, and it as well is an awesome addition, to his fleet.
I have had a few Deere tractors, but have a Kioti now. but If I could afford a Ventrac, I would get one tomorrow. The rake on this video and the flail mower from the other day, really make me want one.
My Machinery wish list is shaping up!! Farmall Cub, John Deere 2020, John Deere 4066R, Toro 5910, Ventrac 4520, JCB 18Z, Hudson Brute Circle and all the supporting attachments for them all. The jobs are micro farming, micro cattle, firewood and lots of grass to mow at multiple locations.
Remember Tim, The tractor loader is designed to lift and carry. Tractors in general are not designed to push like a dozer. I moved 3 tri-axle loads with my 1025 R. It did it, it may not have been happy doing it at times. When I was finished moving the top soil, I did a full service on the 1025R. All fluids and filters. I pushed the tractor to its limits and I was nearing the hours for service anyway.
Should've had a box blade on. I've done many final grades on big custom homes with a l2800 kubota and moved quite a bit of dirt with that set up and it was geared tractor. Worked great. Vinnie did great with the rake.
Worked great! Could have gone even faster with a box blade on the back. I use a bucket and box blade on 4052r and it is incredible the amount of material I can move working in both directions. I tend the keep the box blade angled so when I'm going forward it drags/smooths and when I'm going backwards it cuts in.
Great work Tim, the Ventrac sure is a handy piece of equipment. Keep up the good work. I just want to make you aware that someone claiming to be you sent me a reply to my comment on your "FIRST Mowing! 10' Flexwing, 46 Horsepower Tractor, Heavy Fescue, Small Trees!" video that said I had won a gift of a John Deere tractor.
That was a LOT of dirt. You're right - certainly my dream! I can tell you though, my wife's nightmare! I had some dirt dropped off at our house by PennDot when they were cleaning ditches - my wife was not a happy camper. :)
That whine is why I bought my tractor with a shuttle shift transmission. That whine will cause hearing loss very quickly. A shuttle shift is less tiring to operate, I set my throttle speed and proper gear, then switch forward and back without touching the throttle; just barely using the brake pedal before each direction change. Shuttle shift is faster than hydrostat machinery
Hello Tim and Kristie, Maybe you could put a sticker somewhere on Vinnie to remind you to turn on the weight transfer lever. Love the videos. Keep up the good work, and God bless and stay safe and be kind.
I am very surprised the owner’s didn’t want you to install stone for a French drain around the building leaving 6-12 inches of soil at the top over landscape fabric….very nice team work!! Tom
Although you have three tractors plus Vinny, not eveyone has access to so many tractors if they are just homeowners. You did a good job of showing the advantages of the tractor you were using and what changes you would have made for the job you were doing. I have a 2008 CaseIH 24DXe subcompact tractor. It's major problem is it is too light for the work I've tried to do with it. As time has gone by, the amount of work I need it to do becomes less and less. Next year, I'll have a guy come in with his larger tractor and disc so he can level my yard. This will allow me to flood irrigate my pecan trees in a much more efficient manner. When he did my neighbors place, it only cost about $200.
If that dirt was all from one basement that's impressive and I would think that's a big basement but I could be wrong. But still that's alot of and looks like they are going to need about 2 more basements worth lol. But yall did a great job with what yall had.
When pushing with a loader, build yourself an even, stable "road". Then use a quarter of a bucket and work over gently. If it is easy pushing, take more. If it is too hard, take less of a bucket width. The flat path will help you from digging "steps".
My favorite type of projects, playing in the dirt. 😆 Loved the video. Looked like really fun project. I was reaching for a keyboard when you said 12 truckloads knowing that’s around 200 ton, and you were setting on Johnny 2. 😝 lol. I swore you were talking to me when said your probably wondering why I brought this tractor. 😂 lol I would have brought Johnny 5, if someone told me I was wanting to move 200 ton of dirt. I totally understood, once you explained it and I grasp the project once saw Vinny there too. I imagine Vinny and Johnny 5 are too large to fit on the trailer at the same time. Plus having R1s on the front of your Johnny 5 would no doubt rip up some lawn, visibility working up that close to a structure would have changed my mind too. I think your Johnny 2 needs traded off on a 4066R. Johnny 3 is the same size as 2038R and does everything a little easier or better then the 2038R. That’s the same thing I figured out having my 2038R and 3Rs at the same time. I had to make myself use the 2038R, that was until it got traded off on a 4R.
@@TractorTimewithTim , oh yea, I think there is a substantial jump in power and capabilities between the 4R and 3R . I remember when I first got my 4066R, I had, had my 3Rs for a year or more and it was quite a noticeable jump. I have not made any changes in my tractor stable in over year, I think I finally may have my perfect Deere lineup, each significantly more capable then the other. 2025R, 3046R, 4066R, 5115M. Note: My 3,4,and 5 series are all cab models. I am not that familiar with the 3R open station ergonomics. I did own a 4044R open station at one point seemed comfortable, however I didn’t really care for the ROPS mounted rear SCV controls, that 4044R open station was what I had traded my 2038R for, and later the 4044R got traded back down to the subcompact 2025R .
Tim, make a label sign to remind yourself to "check weight transfer" on Vinny. In my neck of the woods, almost all basements are treated on the outside with a water preventer, so water won't come into the house. When young, asphalt was painted onto the cement to keep the water from coming in; later on a type of paint was used. What do they use in your area?
Looking good 👍, you got a long way to go, where is your rear blade, well maybe the ventrac will do a better job... will wait for the last step.... 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏💪💪
So i've used vintage hydrostatics without the whine. Why haven't they engineered it out of the newer compact tractors? I'd almost prefer something with gears just to avoid it.
You move 12 truck loads of dirt one bucket at a time, lol. I have moved over 60 truck loads on my property and it was with my sub-compact tractor New Holland 25s(basically same as 1025r) and it did the job just fine it just took some time but lets face it, is it that bad spend time on your tractor? Nice video Tim & Christi thanks for posting.
@@danielmeyer403 no doubt! A new 3032E with FEL bucket and bush hog / rotary cutter cost me right at $20k in early 2018. I've been afraid to price a 3046R, which I think my next tractor will be, whenever that happens. (I used to say my next one would be a 4 series, but that might be getting too far up there money-wise.)
Tim now that you have a 3R is there a need for a 2R tractor? I guy on one of the 3R tractor forums recently changed his hydro fluid and used Amsoil hydro fluid and said it seriously reduced the wine in his transmission. Another good video. Thanks for sharing.
It's nice to see you show what is possible for those who have the smaller equipment. Instead of going all "Tim the Toolman Taylor"( insert caveman grunts here) Big is good bigger must be better.
I would be curious to see how moving the dirt worked without all that 3pt weight. I've moved crushed concrete piles with no weight in/on my tires and a 650ish lb box blade on the tractor.
From a business point of view a bigger tractor probably would be better, but from a playing in the sandbox point of view the smaller the tractor the longer the fun lasts..
Now that you have a little time with the MSL loader on the new 2R, I would be interested in your thoughts on the performance as compared to the NSL loader on the last 2038R. I know you had mixed feelings about the MSL on the 1 series.
Hey Tim, your rears on the 2038 look a little low on pressure. Is that just the way those hybrid tires look under a load? Also I noticed that the 2038R would not spin the tires or kill the tractor before the hydro went into relief. The 3R series must have a different hydro setup as it will kill the tractor in low range before it will go in relief.
On the side of the concrete for the garage doors the dirt should stop about 8-10 inches below the grade of the concrete compact the dirt, then put down gravel, that dirt is gonna be nothing but a mess for vehicles going in and out of that garage, and honestly that concrete slab should have been poured a lot farther out away from the garage entrance.
I am new to the tractor world but I will be purchasing one sooner than later; most likely one of this size if not a bit bigger. My question is will/would a tooth style front bucket be more advantageous to digging be it dirt or stone? It would appear that way..
Good question! I would likely use bucket, then till, then drag, or use soil pulverizer. I have shown that approach early on in our videos. “Leveling the playing field” back yard soccer field leveling.
Tim, I've move thousands of yards of dirt from piles (a lot on track loaders) over my 69+ years and I have a few suggestions. 1, Never use the float position on the loader as it forces the front wheels off the ground, which causes loss of traction and you loose control over how deep you are digging. 2, Keep the bottom of the bucket in contact with the ground. Do not pitch the cutting edge too far down as you will create craters as you go forward. Pitch it down just enough to get the surface to cut, within the power limits of the tractor. 3, Maintain constant RPM when using the loader, as you will find it easier to control all functions and make it easier to consistently repeat the digging/pushing/dumping process. On my 1026R, I find 2300-2500 RPM to be efficient and cost effective. Less RPM reduces power, more RPM tends to use more fuel without a significant increase in work. Hope this doesn't come off as being preachy, just trying to share my knowledge and experience. BTW, Vinnie is an awesome tool and is worth its weight in gold.
Thanks for posting this advice. For those of us who are not "experts", any information on more effective use of a FEL helps.
That ventrac always amazes me !
You're right that's every little boys dream is to be able to play with equipment and move dirt. The troubling part is at what point did we grow up ? It shouldn't be considered a job if the Lord lets you wake up, gives you the health, and the means to do something. I have to keep reminding myself of that.
Well that answers 'How would you flatten a grade without the rake/whatever on Vinney. You answered it in the video. Thanks for sharing.
Yep, you’re living the dream of moving dirt and we’re living the dream thru you and Christy. Of course Vinny does a.great job smoothing and leveling as always. Blessings.
Man! A big difference! Right tools:right operator. Makes me wanta get on a loader and move dirt! Looks so easy when you do it
In my opinion the reason for a heavier machine is the packing effect every time the machine runs over the fill dirt. Personally I would spread say a foot of dirt then pack it, followed by another foot. It's very hard to pack 3 to 4 foot of dirt all at once. Given the way the dirt was dumped you did fine! Love you all videos!! VENTRAC is the most versatile machine ever made!
Yes a track loader would be faster but so would a Cat 953 Bulldozer. This Tractor has done the job very well. Be Thankful you didn’t have to do it with a shovel and wheelbarrow. I know firsthand transporting a skid steer is tough.
I agree, use what you got. If it is a hobby, that just more seat time. By the way a Cat 953 in a track loader, not a dozer.
@@c.carney1948 oh. Sorry.
I also used a soil pulverizer for the final finish then it was ready for sod.
I like the way you don’t baby the machines. Great looking job. Sure looks steep. And could be hard to fix that.
You guys do such a great job describing and showing everything on your videos. You should consider about doing a tractor class or something like that for new tractor owners. Another thing I enjoy, you don't do videos to get attention or try to "push" to get viewers by crazy video titles or themes. Like some of the other landscaping and lawn care channels I watch. You pull in viewers by trying to make the videos about their interests or showing them how to do things. That's why I enjoy your channel so much as well from Neil Koch, and Mike Morgan. The three of you guys do a great job at your channels.
Thanks Alan!
I've moved a crazy amount of dirt from one place to another on my property using my Kubota L3902 and the difference a tooth bar makes is night and day.
I'm always amazed how nice of a job Vinnie does!
Vinny or Christy? 🤔
Impressed with your confidence using Johnny @ on those hills, hope to get there some day myself. Thanks for the video!
enjoyed watching the vinny and the 238 working on leveling out the 12 loads of dirt. have a great week
Hey Mr. Tim I just finished doing the same thing the passed 3 days I loaded with and spread out my trailer loads with a little 2305 ( Great little tractor ) and pulled the dump trailer with my 50 year old 2120 John Deere . Was a fun few days , now it's on to hauling and piling firewood . Be safe
One of those Struck mini-dozers would've been fun on this project.
Great work leveling the 12 truck loads of soil with Johnny & Vinny!
I own a 2032r and love it. Done alot of work with it but a few times I wish it was bigger. I would have used a box blade with the bucket seems to work we'll moving dirt. That ventrac is a impressive machine! Keep up the good work.
The larger 3R tractor would have made the job go faster, but you just proved it could be done with a smaller tractor and get the same results. The power rake is awesome and a must have when grading! Great job y’all! We’ll see ya on the next one…Go Heels!
Box blade does a similar job and gives good counterweight for loader.
It would be interesting to see a 3pt power rake on the next episode from this job. See how well the 2038r does as the all in one. Moving the dirt and finishing it.
Love your knowledge of the tractor and the capabilities! Impressive!
Ive moved roughly 500 yards of dirt with my 1025r and box blade. It just takes time, patience and ballast!
That power rake is wicked.
That power rake has got to be the most useful tool I have seen, in the landscaping dept.
I see Dirt Perfect has one on his skid steer, and it as well is an awesome addition, to his fleet.
I have had a few Deere tractors, but have a Kioti now. but If I could afford a Ventrac, I would get one tomorrow. The rake on this video and the flail mower from the other day, really make me want one.
My Machinery wish list is shaping up!! Farmall Cub, John Deere 2020, John Deere 4066R, Toro 5910, Ventrac 4520, JCB 18Z, Hudson Brute Circle and all the supporting attachments for them all. The jobs are micro farming, micro cattle, firewood and lots of grass to mow at multiple locations.
Finally a man sized sand box looks like a load of fun to me great video
Remember Tim, The tractor loader is designed to lift and carry. Tractors in general are not designed to push like a dozer. I moved 3 tri-axle loads with my 1025 R. It did it, it may not have been happy doing it at times. When I was finished moving the top soil, I did a full service on the 1025R. All fluids and filters. I pushed the tractor to its limits and I was nearing the hours for service anyway.
Should've had a box blade on. I've done many final grades on big custom homes with a l2800 kubota and moved quite a bit of dirt with that set up and it was geared tractor. Worked great. Vinnie did great with the rake.
It always amaz me how much one can do with them little tractors with a little bit of time and confidence
Yep. You are essentially stating the thesis of our entire channel!
@@TractorTimewithTim Yeah I love my 1025r
Worked great! Could have gone even faster with a box blade on the back. I use a bucket and box blade on 4052r and it is incredible the amount of material I can move working in both directions. I tend the keep the box blade angled so when I'm going forward it drags/smooths and when I'm going backwards it cuts in.
Tim when you're playing in the dirt, you're preaching to the choir. We all want to sing🤣🤣 or play in the dirt.
You should try a power bucket on the ventrac.
Great work Tim, the Ventrac sure is a handy piece of equipment. Keep up the good work.
I just want to make you aware that someone claiming to be you sent me a reply to my comment on your "FIRST Mowing! 10' Flexwing, 46 Horsepower Tractor, Heavy Fescue, Small Trees!" video that said I had won a gift of a John Deere tractor.
Nice job
That was a LOT of dirt. You're right - certainly my dream! I can tell you though, my wife's nightmare! I had some dirt dropped off at our house by PennDot when they were cleaning ditches - my wife was not a happy camper. :)
I love the great job Vinnie is doing, it really does a good finishing job!
As we say in West Virginia: “you done a good job.” 👍🏻🇺🇸
Great job Tim & Christy! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Now that u have the 3r it would be cool to see you get a 3d and compare the two
I think this tractor did very well
That whine is why I bought my tractor with a shuttle shift transmission. That whine will cause hearing loss very quickly. A shuttle shift is less tiring to operate, I set my throttle speed and proper gear, then switch forward and back without touching the throttle; just barely using the brake pedal before each direction change. Shuttle shift is faster than hydrostat machinery
Each to his own. That is why they offer both styles!
I had one and it was a beast I loved it
My 1023r makes that loud whining when using the backhoe
"Stunning" TTWT word of the day. 😀
Yep!
SO SATISFYING TO WATCH!❤️ your video@
Thanks for watching!
Hello Tim and Kristie,
Maybe you could put a sticker somewhere on Vinnie to remind you to turn on the weight transfer lever.
Love the videos. Keep up the good work, and God bless and stay safe and be kind.
Wow... I wouldn't know where to start.
I am very surprised the owner’s didn’t want you to install stone for a French drain around the building leaving 6-12 inches of soil at the top over landscape fabric….very nice team work!! Tom
Although you have three tractors plus Vinny, not eveyone has access to so many tractors if they are just homeowners. You did a good job of showing the advantages of the tractor you were using and what changes you would have made for the job you were doing.
I have a 2008 CaseIH 24DXe subcompact tractor. It's major problem is it is too light for the work I've tried to do with it. As time has gone by, the amount of work I need it to do becomes less and less. Next year, I'll have a guy come in with his larger tractor and disc so he can level my yard. This will allow me to flood irrigate my pecan trees in a much more efficient manner. When he did my neighbors place, it only cost about $200.
Like Rusty mentioned, this would have been the ideal situation for that Struck mini dozer. More of a workout than that light Arizona sand lol
tooth bar would help rake it and get into with less tractor power.
If that dirt was all from one basement that's impressive and I would think that's a big basement but I could be wrong. But still that's alot of and looks like they are going to need about 2 more basements worth lol. But yall did a great job with what yall had.
Vinnie is a great machine, but even a great machine depends on a good operator to maximize it's potential. Vinnie is lucky to have two.
Let’s get started ,great content as usual.
Looks fun ! Yeah not super fresh , but came up easily enough.
I never see folks put in enough driveway. Hope they don’t slide down the hill if they get off the driveway. Nice video
so your the boy Tim
That’s me!
Looks good Tim
Why don't you power up the throttle on the JD. Is it strictly to film and for sound purposes?
When pushing with a loader, build yourself an even, stable "road". Then use a quarter of a bucket and work over gently. If it is easy pushing, take more. If it is too hard, take less of a bucket width. The flat path will help you from digging "steps".
Might be interesting to have a video about weight transfer with Vinny... Is that like a weight distribution hitch with a pick-up truck and trailer?
My favorite type of projects, playing in the dirt. 😆 Loved the video. Looked like really fun project.
I was reaching for a keyboard when you said 12 truckloads knowing that’s around 200 ton, and you were setting on Johnny 2. 😝 lol.
I swore you were talking to me when said your probably wondering why I brought this tractor. 😂 lol
I would have brought Johnny 5, if someone told me I was wanting to move 200 ton of dirt.
I totally understood, once you explained it and I grasp the project once saw Vinny there too.
I imagine Vinny and Johnny 5 are too large to fit on the trailer at the same time.
Plus having R1s on the front of your Johnny 5 would no doubt rip up some lawn, visibility working up that close to a structure would have changed my mind too.
I think your Johnny 2 needs traded off on a 4066R.
Johnny 3 is the same size as 2038R and does everything a little easier or better then the 2038R.
That’s the same thing I figured out having my 2038R and 3Rs at the same time. I had to make myself use the 2038R, that was until it got traded off on a 4R.
Yep. The only advantage of the 2R over 3R is ergonomics. The control layout is better.
Do you find significant difference between 3R and 4R?
@@TractorTimewithTim , oh yea, I think there is a substantial jump in power and capabilities between the 4R and 3R .
I remember when I first got my 4066R, I had, had my 3Rs for a year or more and it was quite a noticeable jump.
I have not made any changes in my tractor stable in over year, I think I finally may have my perfect Deere lineup, each significantly more capable then the other.
2025R, 3046R, 4066R, 5115M. Note: My 3,4,and 5 series are all cab models.
I am not that familiar with the 3R open station ergonomics.
I did own a 4044R open station at one point seemed comfortable, however I didn’t really care for the ROPS mounted rear SCV controls, that 4044R open station was what I had traded my 2038R for, and later the 4044R got traded back down to the subcompact 2025R .
The difference between a 3046r and a 4066r is a huge difference, just about as nimble of a machine with unstoppable power.
Tim, make a label sign to remind yourself to "check weight transfer" on Vinny.
In my neck of the woods, almost all basements are treated on the outside with a water preventer, so water won't come into the house. When young, asphalt was painted onto the cement to keep the water from coming in; later on a type of paint was used. What do they use in your area?
I would love to see you do some comparisons to a power rake on a 3 point behind the tractors.
We’ll use both at the same time in an upcoming episode…but we won’t elaborate much on the details.
I think it looks like plenty of tractor to me. Does a good cleanup around jobsite.
You should keep the bottom of the bucket level when pushing dirt
Looking good 👍, you got a long way to go, where is your rear blade, well maybe the ventrac will do a better job... will wait for the last step.... 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏💪💪
Nice video Tim like the 2038r my dream tractor
i had 3 loads of dirt to fill in the sides of my barns and house and build up my shooting range and i thought that was a lot, also i used my 1025r lol
It’s tough figuring the “ best tractor” they are all good and not good at certain jobs. Vinnie how ever oh my just can’t go wrong!
So i've used vintage hydrostatics without the whine. Why haven't they engineered it out of the newer compact tractors? I'd almost prefer something with gears just to avoid it.
Nice soil compared to the heavy gray clay nearer the river on the east side
You move 12 truck loads of dirt one bucket at a time, lol. I have moved over 60 truck loads on my property and it was with my sub-compact tractor New Holland 25s(basically same as 1025r) and it did the job just fine it just took some time but lets face it, is it that bad spend time on your tractor? Nice video Tim & Christi thanks for posting.
Great video!
Stunning!! Lol!
Sounds like the 'E' means economy, but what would 'R' stand for? Make a label for Vinny's dash to remind you about the weight transfer :)
Real expensive.
@@danielmeyer403 no doubt! A new 3032E with FEL bucket and bush hog / rotary cutter cost me right at $20k in early 2018. I've been afraid to price a 3046R, which I think my next tractor will be, whenever that happens. (I used to say my next one would be a 4 series, but that might be getting too far up there money-wise.)
I concur the slab needs to be built out to level at the end of garage pad other wise in bad weather they will be over the bank and calling a wrecker
I'm thinking maybe 2 more basements worth of dirt, but it's a good start
Perfect job 👌👌
Tim now that you have a 3R is there a need for a 2R tractor?
I guy on one of the 3R tractor forums recently changed his hydro fluid and used Amsoil hydro fluid and said it seriously reduced the wine in his transmission. Another good video. Thanks for sharing.
Would love to know more about the Amsoil replacement?
It's nice to see you show what is possible for those who have the smaller equipment. Instead of going all "Tim the Toolman Taylor"( insert caveman grunts here)
Big is good bigger must be better.
We try to mix it up. Showing some of each. Of course, we focus on the 1025r when we can.
@@TractorTimewithTim well we have what would be considered in your lineup old Iron
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I would be curious to see how moving the dirt worked without all that 3pt weight. I've moved crushed concrete piles with no weight in/on my tires and a 650ish lb box blade on the tractor.
Looks to be you got a front left side almost low tire
I’m thinking in terms of stability
From a business point of view a bigger tractor probably would be better, but from a playing in the sandbox point of view the smaller the tractor the longer the fun lasts..
Looks like they should have done some exterior water proofing before having you put the soil up against the foundation.
Was just about to comment that!
@@jpjp3873 we used hot tar & then closed cell foam board. Worked great.
@@josephclark7163 Sounds good. Cheap insurance. Even just a layer of that dimpled plastic sheeting to stop the hydro pressure.
Maybe you could put a label somewhere on the Ventrac's dash that just says "Weight Transfer", close to something you look at frequently? 🤷♂
Now that you have a little time with the MSL loader on the new 2R, I would be interested in your thoughts on the performance as compared to the NSL loader on the last 2038R. I know you had mixed feelings about the MSL on the 1 series.
More capable on the 2038r. However, I’m not a fan of rh limited curl.
Hey Tim, your rears on the 2038 look a little low on pressure. Is that just the way those hybrid tires look under a load? Also I noticed that the 2038R would not spin the tires or kill the tractor before the hydro went into relief. The 3R series must have a different hydro setup as it will kill the tractor in low range before it will go in relief.
Front end loader, Imagine that.
On the side of the concrete for the garage doors the dirt should stop about 8-10 inches below the grade of the concrete compact the dirt, then put down gravel, that dirt is gonna be nothing but a mess for vehicles going in and out of that garage, and honestly that concrete slab should have been poured a lot farther out away from the garage entrance.
Tim wouldn’t that wiring problem with Vinny be fixed if you had eight wheels instead of four??
Where is the soil compaction?
I am new to the tractor world but I will be purchasing one sooner than later; most likely one of this size if not a bit bigger. My question is will/would a tooth style front bucket be more advantageous to digging be it dirt or stone? It would appear that way..
You can add a toothbar to most buckets. heavyhitch.com use code TTWT for a five percent discount.
@@TractorTimewithTim Will it improve the type of digging you were doing enough to spend the money on?
For hard soil, yes.
@@TractorTimewithTim TY - love your vids
Doin this job with half of the tractor 🚜… where’s that box blade at?
If you didn't have Vinnie, what would you use? Box blade? Land Plane?
Good question! I would likely use bucket, then till, then drag, or use soil pulverizer. I have shown that approach early on in our videos. “Leveling the playing field” back yard soccer field leveling.
Do you prefer the new power rake model or the old version?
New one. Not perfect, but nice improvement.
Hey Tim, when do we get to see the LX3310?