Stop & Chew! Brush Mulcher, John Deere 3039R
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2020
- How will the Deere 3039R handle the Baumalight Brush Mulcher? Tractor Time with Tim and Kevin give it a try at the Tower Project.
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This guy is a natural on camera. I enjoyed this series of videos.
Tim, I agree he really is a natural on camera and as a operator. I also really enjoyed the series! Thanks Tim and Kevin for the videos.
aw ur gonna make his head swell too much-ha!!
He did a great job, and had the touch to do it well! Good to see the tower project again and the progress. It’s looking good. Blessings.
What a fantastic opportunity for you guys and your channel to have this so close to your house to demonstrate all this equipment. It was meant to be.
That is an awesome cutter
Tim, a local ham club with love to have access to the tower to place a repeater on it.
My line of work ,but I use the Toro 54 inch Triton zero turn . Now I do go over the field 2 maybe 3 time but love the satisfaction of polishing a turd lol .Awesome tools guys
HI Tim, Christy, and Kevin. Great series of videos. Now we know how all the series of JD tractors up to the 5 series handle your attachments. You couldn't ask for a better spot to test and demo them right next to your property. Handy.
Hi Tim that Baumalight is the only way to clear land now. Bush hog chipper and stump grinder all in one. And it does it all in one trip.
Nice video tim and kristie and the Johnny has no problems with that attachment, great job 👍great weekend
Fun series. Nothing like auditioning that 3039R huh?
Have you ever thought about an episode where you compare the pros and cons on open station vs cab? Never had a cab or been in one. Doing snow removal in an open station had me thinking... Is it really worth the $$$$?
Nice job everyone.
good operator can do anything
I love Kevin's tractor and it worked awesome with that mulcher.
Tim Christi and Kevin another good video it's great seeing attachments at work we have BX on 1.5 arces so anything bigger is a very big over kill thank you
God Bless All
PaK
What a great thing to wake up to on your birthday. Thanks TTWT
Happy Birthday!
Awesome video! Merry Christmas!
I have a MP360. Love it!!!!! With my 3046r is not a problem....
Merry Christmas to you and your family
Great series Tim And Christy and Kevin. Fun to watch and enjoyed. Jdmich
Hi yall . When you get excited about attachments you know your a Tractor groupie lol have a day love from TEXAS
After watching this series, I'm a big fan of the 3039R. It seems to be the perfect size for a smaller property. It has a lot of capability for it's size.
I’d love to be able to rent one of those baumalights. I’d just need one for a weekend.
I agree $10k is pricey to use 1 weekend a year.
When we get some snow we need a video of the Gator with the plow!
Tim you gotta do a before and after comparison video when you’re all done with this project. This seems like one of the bigger ones you’ve tackled on this channel and it’s been amazing to see what these tractors can do and how capable the right implement can be.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Tim. I've been looking at the Baumalight mulcher as well as the Trail Blazer cutter with oil pump system on the rear of tractor. I haven't determined the best for the buck and my area is heavily wooded with brush and loblolly pines (I call them paper pines) so I'm struggling with that. Your videos with the Baumalight are intriguing. I appreciate your videos with your narrative descriptions. Have a fine Christmas. 👍🏽🎅🏽.
It would be neat to see you try out a forestry mulcher on a mini excavator (If you still have one) to clear the bigger stuff.
Tim i just got done watching your video about your dad i am very sorry for your loss
Maybe you could do something in honor of him like restore an old tractor or truck of his
Merry Christmas!
It’s great to see the John Deere equipment but I also like the interaction between you and the others on the channel.
Thanks Steve!
Hi Tim and Christy that has been a great project to test the equipment on i wish you and your family and your subscribers a very happy Christmas
This series of videos sold me on buying a 3 series tractor best choice I ever made
3R I hope. Wonderful tractor.
3033R great machine
Yep! Congratulations!
@@TractorTimewithTim thank you
great vid nice mulcher
Very very impressive. At $10k, more expensive than I had hoped, but well made and I’m thinking it over.
I see this as another item on my wish list, love this mulcher.
Great series with Kevin. Will you be knocking down the brush pile with the Baumalight, that would be interesting to see how it would handle it and it may be a game changer instead of going back and forth over a large area.
Good point. We could try that!
TTWT has been a favorite of mine for a long time Always enjoy the videos and assorted topics
Looks like the tower lot will finally be cleared
Merry Christmas
Bruce from Mason Michigan
Yep it sure would be nice do you have access to try all of the attachments that you and Chrissy have for your journeys yes most of us journey owners just don't have the access to demo all of them attachments that would be so handy
man i love waching tractors do hard work i think i would like a a tractor like that
super cool tools i like the grapple keep up the good work
I like the video. I would love to see what that root grapple would do digging out and clearing some of that brush and the roots.
Everytime I see that mulcher in action I want one! Bring it to Florida and let's put it behind my 4066R
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year From Washington Court House ,Ohio All of you
You're probably right on the sap and how easy that brush came down. Nice showing of the grapple gathering up the brush. If only you'd have gotten your chance, bet you wouldn't have stalled more than once.
Hi Tim it did a nice job on the brush ! have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Years ! your friend Kioti Curt :-)
Enjoyed the series - tractors make work fast
Tim having done all this work clearing this property why don't you offer to purchase it? Best wishes
Kevin is awesome. And a great operator.
Agreed. He is smooth as silk with that machine!
An easy way to solve the problem of having to turn around is to install a camera and a monitor so you can watch the monitor when going backwards.
Tim, I’ve said before you need a tractor with the IVT transmission....... it would have the slow speed the 5series doesn’t have. You also don’t have to worry about burning up a clutch.
Hi Stuart, I was curious about the least expensive JD model for which IVT is available and found that it is the 6M series staring at $110,000 (bare bones). My family and I who have a small 25 acre commercial dairy farm and creamery would find that to be a bit of a financial stretch (as probably would most of this channel's audience who seem to be mostly series 1 and 2 owners). We currently have a 4066R with hydrostatic transmission that works very well at creeping along at a snail's pace without the risk of clutch burnout. I am not 100% sure, but to the best of my knowledge it looks like the series 5 tractors are stuck between these two technologies with only the manual option available.
@@PeterHonig. IVT on small scale are not practical. I’ve made suggestions directly to Tim in comments on other videos he should try one out for content sake. When I worked for a Deere dealer over 10 years ago the 6*30 series had just come out and the low price on an IVT was around 80k. My personal favorite tractor with the IVT is the 6420. They have less computer garbage on them.
First pass brush mulcher
Second pass / cleanup with flail mower
I do that same size material with a brush hog all the time .. lol Hey Tim question what’s the largest disc ya think ya could pull with a 3046r reason Is if I could find a woods 10’ mower I’d like to have a disc close in size or at least a 96” disc or a foldable disc ? My trailer is a deck over 108” wide and 25’ long very curious . I have a 3520 and I feel I’m in need of more power on hills while mowing but don’t really want bigger need to get in small spaces some times . So I’m kinda stuck on size , I also like the yanmar 359c I like the trans and Ac system better problem with the Deere the Ac filter up behind cab gets clogged so fast That every 2 hours I gotta stop and blow it out or I start cooking lol . Where I’m from it’s very dry and dusty during our weed abatement season bigger any advice would be appreciated. Thank you and godblessyall stay Healthy !
Have you tried the CP572? It is a brush hog type cutter. It is what I use and it would be interesting to do a comparison. I see advantages to both, mostly based on how flat the terrain is and how far you need to reach into the brush to start cutting.
One advantage to this style is that it does not leave stobs sticking up to damage tires later.
Can you put one on the front and get a pump put on the back pto if they have one that's run my a pump and not pto and run lines. Bc the front like you said would be not strong enough
Could they make one of these that mounts where a snow blower would on the front, using the center PTO?
The easiest way to run rear direction equipment for me is to Turn my body completely sideways in the seat... and use my left foot on the Hydros. Nothing is making your lower part of your body needing to be facing forward. Anyone can sit on their right hip in the seat. I run the rear snowblower for my 3720 Cab Tractor for hours at a time,..... Left foot on Hydros. So much easier.
"Brown" tree cutter would take it down quicker and easeyer but not mulch it as well.....try one on a 40 HP .....hi from Queensland Australia..... God bless....stay safe.....enjoy...
I want a try!!!!!!
As another person asked...does my insurance cover this???
@@TractorTimewithTim yes it does!
What’s the difference with the rotary brush hog?
My fantasy is a front PTO. There is one 3 series that does.
The kill zone is directly behind the mulcher... (Mulcher turns and points directly at Tim) 🤣
No, it did not.
@@TractorTimewithTim At 3:55 as you said "kill" the camera can see nearly straigh down the mulchers throat behind you. Other than that brief second you were perpendicular to the path. It's just ironic that the only time you have your back facing it pointing out the danger the tractor turns. Nothing bad happened from it and I have no doubt that you take safety seriously. Keep up the good work!
Thanks. Big difference between ‘nearly straight’ and straight. I woulda been hunting a new location if he had turned a bit further.
I take that brush mulcher quite seriously.
My point was that the camera does not always do a good job of showing the 3 dimensional angles.
Thanks for your clarification, and thanks for your comments.
What is that on the front of Allie? Is that a plow? If so can it move dirt or is it not able to move dirt?
Question.....does the double grapple require two sets of front hydraulics thereby operating each half independently, or are the halves plumbed together and only require one set of hydraulics?
One set of hydraulics...plumbed together.
Go Kevin!
How are you liking the 3039 vs the little Johnny? I am thinking of trading my little Johnny in for a 3039. The only thing stopping me is the snow throw. The dealer stated that the 3039 front plate is smaller than the 1025
Can you drive over smaller brush with this? The idea is that once you get things under control you can just do quick passes to knock stuff down before it gets big.
I use a rotary cutter for that.
I live in Idaho and we get snow lots of it. Ideally, I'd like to get a front mounted snow blower. I can't justify the cost and the thought of always looking backwards with a three point blower doesn't sound like fun for my body.
So I'm debating between a plow or pusher. I know good works tractor prefers pushers. I'm not convinced though. What is your experience and what do you suggest. My drive is about 300 feet long with two large pad areas by the garage and in front of the house.
Let me know your thoughts.
My favorite is the front angle blade directly attached to the tractor. 54” with rubber wings, or 60” on the 1025r.
@@TractorTimewithTim
Thank you for your response. I really value your opinion.
I initially purchased a 1025R a couple years ago then traded it in with a 2038R and love the little bit larger tractor. It is a lot more versatile for my needs.
Hey Tim, did you get the bolt on teeth for your bucket from Ken's body on hooks or Artillery? There is a guy on Letsdig that is disappointed in the teeth for his skidsteer.
Heavyhitch.com for the toothbar
@@TractorTimewithTim Thank You!
@@TractorTimewithTim I let him know! Here's one of those Takeuchi, or Kabooky, or something skidsteers and several buckets but they don't have holes in them to bolt through teeth. The place he got the buckets turned the ones that come with upside down because they didn't touch the ground before the cutting edge. He complained about them mounted the other way, so they remounted them. Duh! Lol!
Does the mp348 fit a quick hitch?
No.
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You need a top link to roll the head
Doesn’t the 3 series have a mid mount PTO? A front mount PTO mulcher that mounts similar to the front mount snowblower could be the ultimate poor man’s hydro axe.
Does it cut the brush low enough that it doesn’t damage tires as you back in to the pile?
Almost flush if not level with the ground. Depending on how the skids are set.
Wouldn’t two units be best if u have enough tractor 🚜 one in front and back. I’d add a second in the front to get twice the work done wander in a future episode try two at once ?
You can deal with the brush pile with the brush mulcher.
I really wish Deere would build a compact tractor with the hydraulics of a skid steer.
If you want improved hydraulics you can get a PTO driven hydraulic pack.
@Chris I agree!
@@beeroquoisnation yes that is an option but it has limitations that could be avoided with strong hydraulics built into the tractor.
@@chrisgibbs1241 Understood. My Takeuchi TL230 and my New Holland TC45DA are a world apart from one another, from the frame rigidity to the engine.
Put mirrors on your tractor.... easier on the neck.
Way to slow if you have acres of thickets. Be alright if you just had a small area. Would rather spend 13k for a extreme brush cutter. I’m still looking for one around me but hard to find. Need something with heavy disc with a couple blades and probably high flow.
So, in other words, buy a $70k skid steer in addition to the $13k cutter.
It is all in perspective.
@@TractorTimewithTim It’s only $900 to rent skid steer for a week. These types of cleanup are usually a one time thing. Best to rent equipment for a week than purchasing. Although many farmers already have a skid steer that is used in daily operations. I always look at work the machine can do and how fast. Much better equipment out there that will do the job 5x as fast.
The rent VS. buy debate is never ending.
I believe there is merit on both sides of the debate. I also do NOT believe that this is a one size fits all world. This unit may not be right for you, but it may be just exactly what is needed for others. For example, I get tremendous value out of it.
Here in Australia ALL loaders must be self leavealing ....they seam to seam to have a lot less lift then what you have in the land of the free......USA....
Thought this would be great until I saw the price tag... you can buy an old cat d6 for cheaper than that mulcher
what about 25 hp tractor?
In gods land...Australia... Its hard to get a manual/shuttle shift tracator its all hydro stat garbage..... The r series is rare........not a Deere fan but a ttwt fan.....
In today’s world... do you have people sign some sort of waiver to cover yourself, and the owners of the property you work on, in case a visitor injures themselves or someone else? It’s just a sad fact that some people like to sue others for just about anything these days. If you don’t have some kind of legal defense against that sort of thing... you might want to consider it (since your channel is growing so much).
put some diesel fuel on er let it birn
No Covid in Indiana?
You want them to mask up outside?
@@brianbarclay4316- Those masks dont stop the virus at all. Viruses are around .001 microns in size and go through any of those masks.
Ttwt promo don’t work. 🤷
What product and which site are you having issues with TTWT?
I followed the link on this video for the pto mulcher.
shopgreendealer.com/ttwt. The code will work.