We Got A RHINO And It's HUGE!!
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The boom mower is interesting,,
Merry Christmas Cody!! Love your videos!! They are better and better!
Great video, and more to come, but, *you*, not returning borrowed gear promptly? Unlike you...
I thought about the boom mower too. He has the area around the pond & creek to cut. It might be a bit much for the Yanmar though.
Single boom mower is used for really rough and uneven field cutting with who knows what lurking under the tall grass. Also good for going in and out along Ditches.
Hey RHINO, I just want to say I think it was a great idea to support such a fine, upstanding family like Wranglerstar. I'll also say it was smart. I'm a farmer and I grow thousands of acres of grapes. I have a select few pieces of your equipment and they've been great, but now I'm going to take another look at what you have. See, it's working already.
Thank you SH
Wranglerstar you deserve it you actually inspired me to get my homestead I hope God bless me with one in the future thnx for these videos :)
thank you RHINO! gonna check out your products now they look awesome! thanks for helping wranglerstar
I am so happy for you Cody. Thanks Rhino for supporting this channel!
I am looking forward to seeing how to use all of this equipment. One of the things I love is you take the time to show how to install and set up all the equipment and then how to use it.
Cody, you need a shelter/lean-to for storing all those implements now. God bless
David Shelton I was thinking the same thing. There is a lot of money sitting there out in the elements.
+2 Is your barn big enough for all your equipments?
At least he has the means to dig the holes to set the timber for his timber frame tool shed.
He had said something just recently about putting them in the barn where he has all the wood drying. Probably no room down there now though.
I wonder if the current timber framing project will result in a new equipment storage shed? The timbers they have been milling are large enough for a substantial building.
Cody and his new toys. The wedge style mower is called a brush hog and the winged one is for lawns of few acres. Your digger needs a rack to hold lengths of pipe and spindle of tubing. Your wing blade can push snow to if you need to clear a flat area to put your snow to the left or right side of it. I wonder what he wants for Christmas now.
South Efrikan More like a hippopotamus.
"Only a hippopotamus will do!"
Pygar2 Then you know the tune by Gail Peavy.
A classic, and all over YT.
Frederick Nolan, Sorry Fred, but they are both Brush Hogs for mowing fields. You can tell by the blade design. a "lawn" mower has fixed blades, brush hogs have them set up to where they can "flail" to better cut through small trees/brush.
well makes sense. a TV spot runs 20-100k They give you 20k worth of equip and you reach 600k people every two days who are their most likely customers. in addition, the R and D you do will help them improved equip..jeez i bought a Rouge beast for the farm and wild land fire season because of your video. good job. good things come in small packages, well alot of good things come on lowboy.
There is more than 20K in implements sitting there. Cody made out like a bandit.
And Rhino made a great investment. Cody looked like a kid in a candy store!!
and i am sure we will see honest opinion
I'm curious, can you give me an example of a product that is of poor or low quality that Cody has given slack to? One instance where Cody did not tell it like it is? It seems to me that you are projecting your own bias onto Cody's motives.
Have a nice day
Actually Cody does have experience running equipment he said so on the trench video for the water line
Love the part in the end card about family time and keeping whatever form of the sabbath you care. One of gods greatest gifts is family, Love at home makes everything alright.
So cool. Way to go Rhino supporting the Wranglerstar homestead! Thanks for all you do, Mr Wranglerstar.
Special Thanks to RHINO from me for sure. I can't even believe it. Such a blessing to see. That gear seems like really top knotch stuff... WOW. Thank You RHINO !!!!
God Bless.
Nice! Now all you need are 48 hour days so you have time to use all of that equipment.
Mr Wranglerstar I am glad to know you have a good hand helping you with all of your projects. Brain is looking more comfortable in front of the camera. Keep up the good work Mr. Brain and the Wranglerstar Family.
It's your homestead, what needs to be done. You mentioned mowing, so... Rhino is an appropriate name by the way it's built, and you can help your neighbors, what a blessing to us all.
Not many times I find myself envious haha but a "have a look and pick what you like" kinda sale from an equipment dealer is enough to turn anyone green haha. Have fun, and be careful with all those big toys
I hope you teach Jack and Mrs. W about the dangers of a PTO. I've saw a guy that knew better get hurt very bad while pushing down on the auger. It almost ripped his arm off, tore muscle, tendons, skin and broke bones. It was a horrendous injury you just couldn't imagine. I say this not to be a "Safety Sally" only because I know they don't have much experience around these implements.
Cody if you're into planting gardens that rotor tiller is "THE FIZZ!"
well on my rotor tiller you can take the tines off for narrow tilling but if he did that the would need a very tall tractor like a swamp buggy lol
well you sure got that tractor decked out now :) that's great glad you guys are able to get sponsors like this
We buried enough PVC to irrigate 100 acres of citrus grove with an implement just like that and this was existing grove, not bare land before planting. I must admit that the larger (8", 6", 4") distribution lines were put in with a ditchwitch, but everything 2" and below were plowed in, as we called it. It used heavy chain and bullet shaped soil expander pulled behind the plow point that then used a 3/8" bolt to connect the pipe. What a labor saver that was. Of course, Florida being all sand made it a little easier as well.
A few years back I used that same hole digger to plant over 1000 cherry trees. I couldn't go in and rip the ground like I normally would because of an existing orchard, but at the same time I had hard pan to deal with. I used this digger to go down through the hard pan and then back filled. The trees have flourished there. Over a thousand holes through hard pan just about as bad as concrete and that digger didn't even flinch. Great equipment.
Would love see a video of Brian building a bow, or show footage of some he's already built.
I never cease to be amazed at how blessed you are. congratulations
I am so proud for you and the life you and your family are living! I finished growing up on a cattle farm and learned to use tractor and equipment. it brings back fond memories! keep doing what you are doing and inspire us to press on towards our goals. also thank you for your sharing of scriptures from time, I enjoy that! Thank You!
I am happy to see you blessed with so many things. I know that you will use them to serve your community and share your faith.
An amazing collection of implements. Congratulations on building a channel & a reputation for fair & honest treatment of the companies that offer their products.
My first reaction was "man he's lucky to get all this great stuff" but after thinking a moment I've come to think luck has very little to do with it. You have spent a lot of time and effort in building a great, honest, respected, and respectful family-orientated channel. Blessed, maybe. But not luck.
Whoa, those products all look REALLY well made, great stuff Rhino!!
It's awesome seeing that manufacturers are willing to work with you to test there equipment.
WOW, your family is so blessed, and getting to share the experience with you is awesome. super excited for you all!
sweet bush hog and a nice tiller you go cody i am happy for you
Someone at Rhino is one smart cookie. Also, thank you for no prescript crap well done.
Wow!! That's awesome for you Cody. That is absolutely crazy that RHINO did this for you.
It's great when you already have the tractor to unload your awesome haul of tractor implements. I'm glad you threw that out there about the HP of the Yanmar. My first thought was, "how in the world will he have the PTO power to run that batwing??"
It will struggle the pto hp is always lower than the rated engine hp
I've had issues with various tractors in the past. Some have the HP listed as PTO, some have it listed as engine. Have a hard time believing the Yanmar has 68 at the PTO. Very impressive if it does.
I'm sure Yanmar is going to air drop a bigger tractor to the homestead!
Zippy, that's the biggest compact tractor yanmar makes.
before my grandma passed are family got together on sundays it was so nice. I miss the OLD SCHOOL way of life. what i would give to go back in time.
You can mow scrub with that single deck mower. I use ours at work to keep the alders down around the fence line. the way the blades are hinged prevents them from bringing up and staling the PTO slip clutch.
If nothing else, you and Brian can open a meadow trimming business to support your homesteads! Conversely, Mrs W can dump the little mower, load up the Rhino and go take her frustration out on the meadow, while you film from the drone for safety!!!
Really glad you got the new equipment. I know you will share your blessings with those in need around you and be good stewards of what God has given you.
PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PTO EQUIPMENT ON CUTTING THE PTO SHAFTS TO THE CORRECT LENGTH!! If you don't cut the pto shafts the right length for each implement you can do serious damage to tractor and or implement if the shafts are left too long.
No need to cut anymore, these have a sliding yoke,
+wranglerstar they can bottom out and do serious damage to tractor or implement. And each has to be cut custom for each attachment, sliding yoke r not. My snowblower 3pt is sliding yoke and I had my dealer cut it to length so if anything happened they would be liable. It tells how to measure and cut them in the manuals taped to the shafts.
Where's the rhino? Damn, I wanted a rhino on the homestead.
Morgan Freeman I was expecting a real BEAST TOO !
Lots videos coming up how these Rhinos 🦏 are going to be implemented 👍☝️👏👏😍🏡🇺🇸
Or at least Miss Pants and Heartracer in costumes!
morgan freeman !!!!!
I thought Paul Ryan was going to make an appearance
Rhino makes really good quality equipment. I’m sure it will serve you well. My 6’ Rhino brushhog has been flawless
The dealership I work for used to deal with Rhino products. We found them to be very rugged implements and well built. However. Things would break from time to time and when we tried to order replacement parts, we were quite often told that the part was out of stock and would not be available for a long time, like, weeks to months. Several commercial users who had Rhino mowers and needed them and had them break, had to sell them in auctions because the parts were not going to be available for a long time, and they bought a different brand of equipment. I was very sad to see Rhino go away from our dealership but very glad that I didn't have to deal with all the back-ordered parts and angry customers anymore. Sorry to rain on your parade but this is all true personal experience from a long time employee of an established equipment dealer.
"Anyone can sympathize with the sufferings of a friend, but it requires a very fine nature to sympathize with a friend’s success." - The Soul Under Socialism, Oscar Wilde. I am so excited for you every time something like this comes your way. You and your wife have earned it, but what's more, you allow us to participate with you in it. The only thing that matters to me about your expressions of faith is that it appears that what you do is consistent with what you say. What more could I ask of anyone.
Dear Mr. & Mrs W.
The time has come for you to obtain some of nature's lawn mowers. Time for the homestead to host several sheep. They will do amazing landscaping for you.
Yippee, Woo Hoo, Yay... Mr. and Mrs. Wranglerstar, we are so happy for your new tool-toys.
Great job Rhino for your smart marketing choice!!! Enjoy your Sabbath and Memorial Weekend...Grand Dad would be proud.
you guys should raise some sorta live stock like chickens or goats
AnarchyEnsues What's wrong baa and cluck dual use items. You get milk, eggs, cheese and baad&fowl meat all from grass too.
tanjd tan The problem with live stock is they tend to lock you to the land. They do a fair bit of traveling and they would be unable to do so with live stock.
tanjd tan: My sister has chickens. She says they like to be petted.
Elderos5: Brian works there now. Could he do that?
maybe a garden!
WOW! That is a LOT of very useful equipment! looks like i need to find a piece of property, accrue 500k+ subscribers and see if i can get sponsors! I suppose I would need to start making videos as well.
I should add that I am very excited for you Cody! also I appreciate your willingness to allow the Lord to use you and your family.
Wow, that is the best Christmas ever! Forget garden boxes, you can plant acreage now!
Be very careful when using new equipment. I know you have used much bigger machines than this but if you're not familiar with it , it can hurt you. I was mowing hay in Montana , with our new mower. It was a small field of about 10 acre's of alfalfa. I finished and started to put the mower in road travel condition to move to the next field. I went to put the cutter bar up and it smashed my thumb between the cutter bar and the hydraulic attachment. It smashed the tip of my thumb off and pulled by thumb nail out by the roots. Serious pain ensued. So watch that new stuff, please because I was injured because I didn't know the new piece of equipment 's different steps for road travel. I was only 15 years old but still it was what I didn't know that got me.
Frank Gerlach: This is so true. I have cut and processed firewood for years. But in one moment of inattention, I got a flattened thumb. The odd thing is, the end bone of my thumb broke in two places. I would not have thought that bone was big enough to break in two places. And it still missed the joint. I was really blest! It cost me a nail that grew Bach very thick and sturdy. But no blood and guts. I'm sorry for what you suffered. That was worse!
I would suggest not ordering/spreading gravel to drive on, rather get crushed rock. It won't move or scoot when you take your vehicles on it.
Sorry Austin, you are incorrect. As James stated, crushed rock is made up of broken pieces that will compact and make a proper driveway. Gravel is made up of small stones that will spread when under vehicle pressure. Gravel is fine for the bottom of a ditch or a drainage area where it can be contained but terrible as a drive. These are two very different materials.
James Bockenstette DG decomposed Granite would be ideal if it in the budget.
For purposes of clarification, gravel is stone that has been processed by glaciers. Gravel is smooth and is naturally varied in diameter size. It works well under concrete to allow drainage as it does not pack tight. Walking or driving on gravel is like walking or driving on marbles. It does not stay in place. It moves from the weight of tires and the vehicle. Crushed stone has a different use and is ideal for driveways. When driven on, it will pack and settle into a firm base. It resists moving because it has jagged edges and points.
Yes some good quality line MOT. It will compact solid. Then maybe a layer of gravel in 12 months. Gravel is good as burglars dint like it. Too noisy.
AllaroundNbackagain .... Good stuff!! Good compaction, reasonable price, and has the "feel good" of being a second use/recycled product. Highly recommend.
Here in the burbs I could work every spring with that rototiller. Lots of kitchen gardeners don't want the land plowed because of the small size of their gardens.
I bush hogged my Mom's set aside acreage that she had been paying a local guy to do. It saved her $500.00. It took me two weeks to cut 32 acres. Mostly because my 60 year old tractor and bush hog broke 3 times. 😕
With your rig I'd be busy all year round. 😁
5:00 So when I was a boy my parents rented and farmed a large chunk of property. We kept several acres of barnyard fenced in for horses and cattle. Our posts were old electrical poles my dad would pick up with a tri axle trailer from Wixom Michigan. We would cut them into 10 foot lengths, dig a 5 foot hole with an augur VERY similar to that one and run 4 strands of high tensil wire placed about a foot apart. The corner posts were 3 feet deeper. Overkill? Maybe! You can put a lot of tension on 12 guage wire. The point to that story is you can find yourself extensions for that auger and dig deeper holes if need be. Just a thought in the event you decide to build a barn. Or a well? LOL Cheers from Michigan.
Sweet! The pull type cutter looks to be 12'. I doubt your tractor would handle a 15' very well.
Rhino makes good stuff, you'll be pleased. Kudos to Rhino for making it possible.
Absolutely awesome! Good things happen to good people. Enjoy.
Wow! Glad i caught all this getting delivered! You're going to have so much fun working with all those new "toys!"
Good things come to those who who believe and persevere. I can't wait to see this equipment put to work. Blessings to you and your family.
All of the new tools/toys equals
a lot of fun while you work. Enjoy! and thanks for keeping the videos coming.
don't have too much fun. nice to see rhino appreciates the channel. Good luck and God Bless Cody and family
Nice! We had a large (er) batwing mower and brush hog mower at the ranch I managed in MT. I found that I liked the Rhino implements much better than any other brands out there. Even our neighboring ranches like them. We used the batwing for controlling large areas of noxious weeds, and the small single mower for mowing the ski trails in the fall, in preparation for the Winter ski season. Hope you have fun with the new toys! Don't forget to take a break every now and then to eat and sleep.
That's some awesome equipment. Need to have a nice storage place for is all. Nothing like seeing thousands of dollars of stuff left to the elements...always sad. Sun and rain/ice will age it quickly...rust, checked hyd. lines, etc.
I can see an awesome machine shed in the future. Line up the equipment and have it setup so the equipment is at the right height to hookup when you need it. No fiddling around. Keep it lean.
What a blessing to have that equipment. It's like going to a dealer! Good luck!
Glad to see you got an auger. It can be used to plant your trees. Do they have a pneumatic or hydraulic hammer/driver for setting posts. You probably have seen large models driving piles for high rises or piers. That method doesn't disturb the sub soil like the auger does and no back fill necessary. they probably have a plethora of tools and you'er not a greedy man. Congratulations on the new tools
Wow what a Blessing! I'll bet 5 years ago you would of never dreamed you would be so Blessed
WOW! Can't wait to see all these in use. Have fun. God's guiding hand be on all your endeavors. Have a great weekend.
Just a tip for your pallet forks, in our bobcat we torched a hole for a hitch ball to move trailers. Wen you take the ball out you can also use it to move farm implements suck as the brush hog
I love all your new toys Cody ;) What's even cooler is that you have a friend willing to do all the reading so you can have even more fun with them :)
Nice, Cody. I believe that the smaller, (non folding), mower is a Bush Hog. It is used for cutting heavy brush. I know it will come in handy. Philia
Just commenting to send some love to Brian. He seems like a really great guy.
You are a very lucky man to get all of those attachments from Rino. you deserve them .
What a selection of implements. Have fun with them!
Timber frame a pole barn with a side wood shed.
I am green with envy, sorry! A Large deck rotary mower (thought it was a flail mower )is so useful. Brush, high grass and small trees are all on the diet.
The box blade makes it so easy to do road maintenance. That tiller means some acreage tillage. The post hole digger can get you in trouble. 811!
Maybe a hay operation?
So excited to see videos on each of those implements!
Just a tip from a farmer. Remember to turn on the pto very slowly when you use such heavy equipment or you will break the safety bolt on the pto shaft, wich is very annoying to change.
Best wishes from a danish fan.
Cody we are just proud for you, good thing you reworked your barn where you have several bays now!
194 Mexicans did not like the brown Santa comment lol. I found it hilarious!
Lucky man. You have worked hard for years to make your channel that companies respect enough to send you this fine equipment. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Kerry
Looks like you have all the stuff you need to fill up those bays in the old barn. Should be fun learning how to play around with the stuff. My wife loves moving the lawn, she'd really love those big mowers.
What an awesome tool haul!
Now I am jealous, nice toys, but I know you will make them work for you. Have fun working.
The cutter with the fold down wings (TS12) is a brush cutter, you can tell by the blades and the oval/bowtie center piece, the blades are thick and heavy and are pinned to the oval/bowtie and free to spin or stop as needed, the bowtie/oval piece that the cutters are pinned to is called a stump jumper it's supposed to ride up on the stump and pull the blades up so they don't get damaged. This unit is not a grass cutter although when new it will cut or fold over tall grass it works best cutting brush likely 2" diameter and less, until you are used to how it works keep it up off the ground the more friction(brush, sod, moss) it has to cut the more horsepower it takes and if you are up and down thick and thin the tractor will bog and you will not cut so well, those chains that are dangling on the open sides are to stop or slow down projectiles, do not operate this cutter with heart racer near the chain sides or new a vehicle you care for or anything else you don't want a dent in, that unit will throw rocks and wood chunks at least 50 feet at high seed if it gets by the dangling chains. That brush cutter is an awesome tool and may be a bit big for a 60 hp tractor but it will run it, if you hit too clumps of maples at one time it will stall the tractor, the brush cutter will be one of the best tools on the homestead if you have any amount of forest property that tool can cut brush, if you can drive over it, the cutter will cut it, you may have to go over the bent beanpoles a few times but the tool can do the work of many men better, you will enjoy that tool. And one last thing if your tractor is not hydrostatic the momentum built up in turning all of those cutters and gear will drive your tractor that is if you don't double clutch and have it revved up when you push the clutch the tractor will drive ahead if the cutter is spinning and it don't matter what's in front of you the tractor is going ahead and the brakes won't stop it, you will learn to control it, go slow and plan your path ahead, all the time! The tiller is a good tool as well but it sorta goes against the back to eden method or the layered lasagna method of gardening but it will fluff up your garden beds like nothing else, let the tailgate loose on the back as you till it will kick up the rocks to the top and the tailgate will leave a mark in the fluff where the rock bumped up and hit it so you can go back and remove the rocks. The tiller doesn't do sod well it will take a few passes over original sod to chew it up and it is still not going to be as good as no sod soil, if you want to do a new garden spot you should plough the field and roll the sod over in the fall so the sod will rot over fall/winter then the tiller will fluff it up easier. Something else you may want to be aware of that tiller will fluff up soil and leave it soil smooth with the tailgate dragging behind but down below those tiller tynes are packing the soil hard so down about the 1/2 the depth of your tiller diameter the ground will pack hard, that is why a lot of farmers went back to disc tilling. Make sure the drive end has required gear oil there is likely a top fill plug and an oil level drain screw don't overfill the gear box with oil, the oil heats up and will pressurize the gear box, there is likely a vent hole in the fill cap but if you put too much oil it will pressurize and you will see where it comes out. the tiller likely also ahs grease fittings inside on each end, make sure it stays greased, grease is cheap those bearing are not.The straight blade is a good tool as well the key to having a good road is a dry road, the only way to keep a road dry is slope it, 0.5% ( one half of one percent slope) water will run drain your water to the ditch side, it will take time (many passes) to get your roads sloped but its worth it, my roads are as wide as to widths of my straight blade and peaked in the center. If you are grading and cutting a dirt road don't be going as fast as you plow snow, if you catch a rock in the road it will swing you in that direction promptly or break something, so everything needs a bit of slack or you are going to be doing welding or replacing linkages. All attachments need slack don't snug them up too tight. Have fun!
happy for you guys, being honest in your reviews pays off!
happy to see that your hard work is paying off, Cody.
Keep up the good work and God Bless.
Congrats on the new equipment! Your homestead is one awesome place!!! It will be neat for you to compare productivity from 5 years ago vs. now!
I'm glad for y'all Cody. I had a Rhino brush cutter once and it would cut everything up to 2"!
Don't work too hard and have a great Memorial Day.
mabe contact Stanley and see if they might send u a tape measure for your channel ..you guys with your measuring guessing is funny ..mabe read the discription of the products u just received and it should clearly explain the dimensions...
Hey Cody, I'm so jealous of your new toys, it's like Christmas. Enjoy it with your family!
Nice stuff the folding batwing is more of a finish mower and the bush hog is for the ruff stuff like saplings and small trees up to about 2.5" maybe 3" it will speed up the undergrowth clean up
Youre veey lucky to have had so much stuff given to you. Hope to see it in use soon!
Seriously awesome equipment. Your are a very lucky man Cody. Enjoy your new toys.
terraforming! Looks like fun. You need a new barn just to store all your implements now.
Can't wait to watch a video on how to "PROPERLY" sharpen the blades on the Rhino mower. Need a timber frame shed now to store all the attachments. I guess your tractor usage just went up. You will have to fix the fuel storage tank now as well. Lot to do on the homestead
I just take the blades off of my mowers and use my bench grinder to put an edge on them. Do a chisel grind on the top side of the blade with a small bevel on the bottom side.
Yep you are right. Light quick passes and dunking it in water between passes on the grinder is the way to do it.
Checking the Rhino website. You should get a Rebel Tiller, the one row cultivator and, the seeder to grow some crops next season.
Those are some huge pieces of machines, no pond intended.
Oh, man. You scored with Rhino! Their stuff is darn near bullet proof. It is SO well designed/built. You are gonna have a blast. I'm envious.
Amazing tools! Those mowers will transform your place!
I made big boxes with yellow cedar, it's getting rare here but it makes sweet outdoor garden stuff.
That is a heck of a present day! Can't wait to see that big mower in action!
Wow that's fantastic they did that for you! can't wait to see them in action!
Love watching videos of people getting free stuff. Maybe you could do a few bushcraft videos in the future. Really enjoyed those you did a great job with them. No talking just video and music
Exciting stuff. I can't wait to see what you do with all the new toys!
Can't wait to see the new equipment in action!
You now have so much equipment for that tractor it's crazy!
Cool, Rhino clearly has GREAT stuff!