Tractor Loader Tips and Tricks!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Today we showcase the John Deere 740 classic loader attachment. We proudly mount it onto the John Deere 7405 tractor. The two are a perfect match for our operation. We go through the loaders features and abilities. Along with helpful tips and tricks for install and uninstall procedures. Thank you all for watching, make sure to leave comments down below and check out our other videos.
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I could listen to you talk all day!!!! Great teacher!
Thanks so much. Every time I watch your videos I learn something new.
I totally agree tractors without cab make better loader tractors but cabs are nice in the winter
We enjoyed seeing how JD does this. Thanks for the video
Watched you restoring the second story barn door with that bucket.
That is super fast removal
Good morning, Thank you for the in thru. Much appreciated.
Nicely done video, you're very natural around the camera. Just like we were standing next to you talking 👍👍
As always another excellent video.
The old saying "WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER "
Interesting. I didn't realize you had a loader tractor until a couple videos ago when you were using it to repair the barn
I love how Dad teaches us😊
That's a nice looking tractor! It looks almost new! You really take care of your equipment.
It is nice to have a companion u did very good job demonstration at how u do the unloader tractor is sweet God bless TerryD.
Good video as usual. Interesting to see how this worked. Thanks and keep warm.
Thankyou for the content. It enjoyable when you share real life content such as you do. Thanks again
I can only imagine how much longer it takes doing something explaining that to us but I really do appreciate it I sure learned a lot
Pretty smooth mount/dismount procedure. Thanks for sharing!!!
Excellent video. That 7405 is a beautiful tractor.
Your dad is awesome. Your channel is growing so fast. Watching from Maine.
Yes, he is a really cool guy isn't he?
I am down in northeastern Connecticut and it's about -5° right now so I bet you it's pretty chilly up there in Maine this morning. Stay warm!
-22 with wind chill. Think it might b the coldest I’ve ever seen
I've never had to take weights off; I didn't know how they stayed centered. Glad to learn from you!
We had a 6400 with a cab and 640 loader. What a great tractor it was. Went in to the dealership once in 9600 hours for a hydraulic leak under the cab. It burned up in a barn fire.
Thank you for sharing the tutorial and looks so much easier now then back when my family farmed.
Beautiful tractor! Thanks for the tutorial!
Hey buddy appreciate the video that was really fast we didn't have any of the quick release stuff back when I was farming and I will agree with you you don't need no weight room or anything when you working on the farm get plenty of exercise just working and enjoyed it keep them videos coming have a good day
Great video!! My 260 loader was alot the same.Wish it would have had the quick hyd system.I would have to say this video was really loaded with information!! Thanks 😊.
We do a fair amount of bucket on/off. The quick connect is a great option, imo. When you go to remove the loader after setting down legs, etc, try to lower the loader so the legs & the bucket are contact with the floor before lifting boom off loader fame. Seems that loader goes forward more than it should. Great place to have for flat storage and level attachment. Have gone through the process when both units aren't on the same plane. Brings out the sailer language. :) Always enjoy your vids.
Great video!!! Our MM used suitcase weights on the front as well. John Deere has a better system where they all clamp together so they will stay tight and in place. The Moline weights had individual bolts in each casting which liked to get loose. Once they got loose, oftentimes the tightening ear on the weight itself would break, making the weight impossible to secure to the tractor.
Growing up our Beef farm, my late Dad had a Ford 801 Powermaster with a loader. He always said to me "I'd trade your mother before trading a loader tractor". Now that I own a loader tractor myself, I totally understand why he always said that to me.
So, did he say that to your Mother?
@@SK-tr9ii oh heck no, just to me lol
Dairy I used to work on has a 7510 with 740 loader. One of the best loader tractor options you can get imo. If i had endless money that’s what I’d get into haha. Nice video!
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Good tractor,Sir😍
Thank You
Need a bracket to store hydraulic coupler to side of loader, slide in pin bracket.
cool
Great tips.
Great video enjoyed it
In your experience is the loader tractor or skid steer more stable and useful for pushing brush, logging, firewood etc, misc tasks out in the hills of your farm? I’ve seen you use both at times. Skid steer is really handy but don’t you feel little unstable on hills?
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What about the air horns ??????? LOL. 😜
Seems like the tractor seats are always torn up some what. Any ideas on how to make better ones or prevent such cosmetic damage?
I think they just wear out. Lots of friction, sun, heat, cold, etc.
Is your farm near Platteville or LaCrosse area? I love those areas with the contour farm fields. Tractors can tip real easy.
Bucket is good. Pallet forks are Great
And here I thought the rear tires were loaded.... The tractor really be a beast if they were
Please put the loader back on to show how it works in a future video. Thanks
I noticed in your area you run primarily 4 wheel drive and chains
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How come you guys don't use the loader to push silage?
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This 7405 does not have a accelerator pedal does it?
What is the drawbar or engine HP of the 7405?
never afraid that a bale will land on your lap? without cabin
Where are you from
Wisconsin, USA
Don't try it !!!😅
thank you