The right tool for the job! Results are outstanding! In NH, I try to mow end of May and middle of July. "Usually" less rain and a lot of heat stunts growth past that. Maybe another round in late Oct just to make an area look pretty.
Seems like a good place to plant wildflower seeds. The one thing I notice with driving backward is the tire tread is opposite what one would want when good traction is really needed. You need a small leaf blower to clean the screen and the AC unit, learned that from Tractor Mike. My fields look like that (minus the trees) every August when I mow the first time. I don't mow earlier so the wildlife has their nesting/bedding areas. Weeds easily 5' high, would be great to have that setup!!
When I told my wife how much I was spending on my 1025R just to essentially be used as a lawnmower she shook her head. I am a John Deere only diesel tractor guy. But this reminds me of the 80’s when I loved the big Steiger Panthers. It’s like a baby Steiger! When the new model comes out maybe I will give it a look! Love your channel. Thank you
Thanks guys, I’m looking forward to seeing the upgraded model with reverse fan and possibly better cab. All the way from Australia, where cooling is everything.
What a great job with the tractor and flail. That tractor is so versatile and out front mowing a real bonus. The dream would be, be as you stated, a to have CV or hydrostatic transmission. What a combination. Blsssings.
It’s called CRP(Conservation Reserve Program) this is a CRP-Grassland. They have a CRP for timber as well it’s a lot of different ones but this is a grassland one. And within they suppose to mow off so many acres every year and leave a portion standing for wildlife. Reasons why land can go into this program is due to erosion control or if it’s low producing land based on soil type. Landowner gets a rated payment per acre based on soil type and signup type for a contracted amount of years.
But they are suppose to have established grass stand and control of the weeds to get your payment. Somebody on the conservation board is not doing their job.
It's great to be Back on the farm. With that hitch on the front of the tractor, you could pull a small wagon that Christy could have been brushing the chaff off the radiator screens as you drove. Easy Peasy.😂😂
Great video ! Impressive mower! I love my 2 Maschio flails, well my new small one is painted green with different sticker on it, but still, it is Maschio.
@@Drew-in-NoDak Yes, not all models, but Deere now sells some select models of Maschio branded flails as Frontier flails. I imagine the bigger models like Tim is using here, is likely only offered from a Maschio dealer. Maschio flails that I own, all seem to me to be really a high-quality, well-built products. Your best price on one I am sure is likely going to be with the Maschio dealer Tim has that 5% discount setup with. I use Tim's TTWT discounts as much as possible.
That tractor mower combination for the overgrown material. That mower doing that added mulching is key to the finish look. Almost could use a batwing finish mower at a higher height. Keep on tractor Ing!
I made it through the hurricane here in Florida. Did not evacuate since we are in central Florida. We own 43 acres of swampland and most of it flooded. The house is completely fine😊
AGCO’s Valtra brand from Finland has some larger tractors that you can drive both ways. There are some RUclips videos of them snowplowing running backwards. Very popular tractors for use in combination with forest and farm work.
That is an awesome setup. I think if you mow once in the late spring early summer you can mow once a year. You will cut off the saplings before they get bigger. Most the growth occurs in the spring.
I really like that front mowing concept. Hopefully, Ferrari can perfect the design. Better yet, I wish other manufactures would come up with a similar design for today.
Along these same lines, of front mounted mowers with cabs, would love to see your take on a Deere Cab model 1585, I have seen some Italian manufactures make flails for the 1585s as well. Maybe sometime Deere could lend you one to test on your channel.
More or less every manufacturer from europe has reversible tractors in many sizes: New Holland, Valtra (135-201 HP), Ferrari, Antonio Carraro and many more. Hope you will find them more easily in the future over there as well.
4.7" That is crazy to "mow" up to that diameter. Also, to see that much growth in one year...makes you wonder what all that would look like if untouched in 5 or ten years. And...what did it look like 200 years ago?
Antonio Carraro makes these kinds of tractors too. It would be nice if more manufacturers built oscillating tractors. They're more stable on rough terrain. Reversible is a nice feature.
I really like your videos. They are very informative and give us a look at all kinds of different products. The Ferrari tractor I think is a great idea because I do not like driving over stuff and then cutting it after. I do have a question for you. What is the highest horsepower tractor you can get with a hydrostatic transmission? I had a John Deere 1025R and loved it, but I would like to get a bigger one with an enclosed cab as well.
Three times a year, they cut the tall grass on the vacant lots where I live. They use a farm tractor with a brush hog. Sometimes, they have to go through and pick up fallen trees and branches. It doesn't do such a great job, very rough.
Ferrari had the 95RSMP which was a reverse mount non-articulated but same wheel size 4WD (2-cylinder air-cooled Lomdardini diesel) back in the '70s followed by the Model 1100/1300 in the '80s that was a conventional 4WD tractor with a 3-point hitch in front (also Lombardini diesel). Back in the 70s Ferrari Tractors and Maschio tillers were a joined company here in the states.
I would like to see you use the landscape (harley) rake that Good Works used in a recent video. I dont know if that works out geographically for you, though.
I have shown harley rake on tractor before. I have one. The only reason you need me to show his is because you KNOW that he is not trustworthy in his reviews :-).
No I just wanted to see it used on a reversible-station tractor. It seems to me it would have the advantages of a skid steer and a "normal" tractor combined
The CRP or similar programs may state limitations on when mowing can be done; due to wildlife nesting, etc. Here in Missouri, you can plant the ground to warm season grasses and then you are required to burn it off every so often.
I believe the side booms are the best for running flails, we had a twenty four ft boom on a John Deere tractor keeps the material farther away from the machine.
The three industry best flail mowers are made by Maschio… Tigre, Bisonte and Bufalo. Bisonte is a rare mower in the USA. They will totally eliminate any Vegitation 4” and bellow. Not all of the models have bidirectional gearboxes, I had to custom order it on my Bufalo 300 but my Tigre doesn’t have it. I run the Bufalo on my Fendt 724 with 200HP PTO, I once ran over a 8” dia log in tall grass and the Bufalo shredded it like mulch for about 4’ with no issue. That’s crazy. There was no damage. What makes these mowers so heavy is the double shielding which no other flail mower on the market offers.
It is interesting you use the term "stob". We use it where I'm from in SE Kansas, but when I moved to Peoria IL people didn't know it and thought it was a made up term. Apparently it is a regional dialect term mostly used in Oklahoma and Texas.
I can second this missive! I am a 67 y.o. Texan and have heard it all my life. But it surprises me to hear that it’s not a normal term. I’m gonna ask my daughter, that lives up near Chicago after going to college at Wheaton (I should have vetoed that choice lol), to ask her husband and friends there, if they are familiar with “stob”. 😮
My grandfather called old dock posts left behind by hurricanes and ice in the Potomac River, which were a hazard to boats, stobs. He was a WWII veteran from Southern Maryland. No MW roots that I’m aware of.
My father sold at least one small articulating Italian tractor named “CAST” back in the early to mid 70’s here south of St. Louis. I don’t remember if the seat swiveled or was unbolted or flipped to the other side but it could be driven in both directions also.
It looks like it needs a plow. You may have to tackle a few of those stumps one-on-one. That land has been in set aside for some while. Plow, disc and drag.
The reversible fan is an option in Europe for 15+ years(BCS-Ferrari-Pasquali). I would suggest trying out the dual-steer version of this tractor if it is available in the USA.
That is an awesome set up mowing without breaking your neck looking back all the time but This video had fall allergies written all over it my eyes get itchy and water and nose stuffs up when mowing dry dusty grass in the fall
There are machines that will grind down a few inches under the surface and mulch the vegetation down that deep. A skid-steer and the mulching device together runs nearly $200,000, plus the carbide teeth for the machine are also expensive but the trees won't come back next year nearly as fast as your way here.
Recommend You pick up one of the small battery (20 volt) powered leaf blowers. They are small, powerful, and can address the exterior and interior issues on this tractor. 100% ... I would only buy any of these tractors (there are many to choose from, including TYM) where the fan blade directs air forward. Why any manufacturer would adopt a rear discharge fan makes no sense to me.
If it's planted with north American grass that would be good for the long term viability of the land because the roots go deeper and pull up nutriens that then go into top soil when it dies or is eaten.
@TractorTimewithTim You have to ask AGCO about that. Guess Massey-Ferguson and Fendt is considered 'enough' for you, Valtras are highly customisible and made for northern regions, with optional dual cabin heaters ie.
Back drag the front mounted flail mower after initial cut to cut below grade and de- stump. Your alternative is a skid steer muncher. Can you get it in Ferrari Red?.
Maybe a blower unit pushing air down onto the area between the front mower and the tractor...blowing all the dust out sideways away from the tractor? Twin intakes one along each side of the cab drawing fresh air from there and blasting it down across the back of the mower and blasting it well clear out the sides You need to get rid of the dust BEFORE it reaches the tractor....
I can see how great this would be for the hayseed not clogging up the vents for the radiator. I do see some collection on the vents but I am sure you don't have to wipe them off every few rows.
I can see the benefits of mowing brush with this tractor. I mowed 3 acres with my 1025 with a rotary cutter sure it took all day but I think a lot of time was spent stopping to clean the rad every so often so we didn’t over heat. This tractor doesn’t seem like it would have an issue like that.
@@TractorTimewithTim A Spanish (?) manufacturer El-Leon is making a loader that lift arpond 900 lbs (450 kg as we say it 🤭) to ~7 feet (or two meters like we call it 😉). Then there is also an Italian manufacturer Bonatti who makes a MP2 or MP3 loader that ought to fit on the Ferrari, at least I have seen multiple pictures of them together...
Do these Ferrari tractors go to higher horse power ratings over 74hp? If so maybe they can lend you an updated model that is of higher horse power when the time comes. I'm curious how much better your mower would perform tossing 90 or 100hp at it. :)
In your search engine put in: Help I broke my tractor on half. I had a Antonio Carraro early model that was strong, but was convinced to get the latest contractor model. The new models did not have 6mm plate steel sections at the join but cast iron!!!!! Hope the other brands stuck with plate steel.
I think your comment about the pto rotation is wrong. The mower can be hitched up front or back, when you do this the rotation at the mower changes direction.
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Tim I love that tractor! I also like the mower. Looking forward to seeing it again!
The right tool for the job! Results are outstanding! In NH, I try to mow end of May and middle of July. "Usually" less rain and a lot of heat stunts growth past that. Maybe another round in late Oct just to make an area look pretty.
Seems like a good place to plant wildflower seeds. The one thing I notice with driving backward is the tire tread is opposite what one would want when good traction is really needed. You need a small leaf blower to clean the screen and the AC unit, learned that from Tractor Mike. My fields look like that (minus the trees) every August when I mow the first time. I don't mow earlier so the wildlife has their nesting/bedding areas. Weeds easily 5' high, would be great to have that setup!!
Another video showing me toys that I want but don't have a use for. Can't wait for the next one!
Amazing cutter that can’t believe how good it makes it all disappear without any leftovers. Great job
When I told my wife how much I was spending on my 1025R just to essentially be used as a lawnmower she shook her head. I am a John Deere only diesel tractor guy. But this reminds me of the 80’s when I loved the big Steiger Panthers. It’s like a baby Steiger! When the new model comes out maybe I will give it a look! Love your channel. Thank you
Thanks guys, I’m looking forward to seeing the upgraded model with reverse fan and possibly better cab. All the way from Australia, where cooling is everything.
Looks like fun to drive. I am looking forward to seeing you and Christy at the Equip Expo next week.
We’ll be at ISOtunes booth. Thursday 10am.
I'm not surprised by that growth in one year. I'm in SW Michigan and I see that rapid growth as well.
With what I've seen, I can certainly tell you I'm so impressed with this machine. This is just awesome.
What a great job with the tractor and flail. That tractor is so versatile and out front mowing a real bonus. The dream would be, be as you stated, a to have CV or hydrostatic transmission. What a combination. Blsssings.
It’s called CRP(Conservation Reserve Program) this is a CRP-Grassland. They have a CRP for timber as well it’s a lot of different ones but this is a grassland one. And within they suppose to mow off so many acres every year and leave a portion standing for wildlife. Reasons why land can go into this program is due to erosion control or if it’s low producing land based on soil type. Landowner gets a rated payment per acre based on soil type and signup type for a contracted amount of years.
But they are suppose to have established grass stand and control of the weeds to get your payment. Somebody on the conservation board is not doing their job.
If the government is involved it cant be good.
It's great to be Back on the farm. With that hitch on the front of the tractor, you could pull a small wagon that Christy could have been brushing the chaff off the radiator screens as you drove. Easy Peasy.😂😂
I’ll suggest that next time! (Or maybe I shouldn’t)
@@TractorTimewithTim lol… that girl would be covered in dust.
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Great video !
Impressive mower!
I love my 2 Maschio flails, well my new small one is painted green with different sticker on it, but still, it is Maschio.
Frontier?
@@Drew-in-NoDak Yes, not all models, but Deere now sells some select models of Maschio branded flails as Frontier flails.
I imagine the bigger models like Tim is using here, is likely only offered from a Maschio dealer.
Maschio flails that I own, all seem to me to be really a high-quality, well-built products.
Your best price on one I am sure is likely going to be with the Maschio dealer Tim has that 5% discount setup with.
I use Tim's TTWT discounts as much as possible.
That setup is awesome. Positive pressure cab and reversable fan would make it just avout perfect
good job mate from Australia
This machine and mower is a beast. I agree with Tim that manufacturers need to figure out how to mount brush cutters on the front of tractors.
That tractor and flail are an excellent combo, great video. How are the pond fish doing? Love your pond!
Fish seem to be growing already.
They are not very aggressive to the feeder yet.
That tractor mower combination for the overgrown material. That mower doing that added mulching is key to the finish look. Almost could use a batwing finish mower at a higher height. Keep on tractor Ing!
That looked like so much fun!
I could watch this mowing for hrs lol can't wait for more
Very nice piece of equipment.
I made it through the hurricane here in Florida. Did not evacuate since we are in central Florida. We own 43 acres of swampland and most of it flooded. The house is completely fine😊
Great to hear!
AGCO’s Valtra brand from Finland has some larger tractors that you can drive both ways. There are some RUclips videos of them snowplowing running backwards. Very popular tractors for use in combination with forest and farm work.
That is an awesome setup. I think if you mow once in the late spring early summer you can mow once a year. You will cut off the saplings before they get bigger. Most the growth occurs in the spring.
Tim I really like that tractor. I'm sure the cost is pretty high as well, but nice tractor. 👍
I really like that front mowing concept. Hopefully, Ferrari can perfect the design. Better yet, I wish other manufactures would come up with a similar design for today.
Valtra.
Dang Tim that mower is impressive!! If it wasn't for the thorns it would have been huge asset on what I'm working on now!!
Really impressive!
Plaig Bearings is the place to find bearings in Australia. I use them anytime i need high quality bearings.
Plus they give you free stickers!
The Ferrari and Maschio flail mower did a great job on the overgrown field.
Great video Tim
Along these same lines, of front mounted mowers with cabs, would love to see your take on a Deere Cab model 1585, I have seen some Italian manufactures make flails for the 1585s as well. Maybe sometime Deere could lend you one to test on your channel.
Muthing flail mower is the one ive seen on the Deere 1585 and Kubota equivalent
What an amazing setup someone could make a lot of money with one of them
More or less every manufacturer from europe has reversible tractors in many sizes: New Holland, Valtra (135-201 HP), Ferrari, Antonio Carraro and many more.
Hope you will find them more easily in the future over there as well.
4.7" That is crazy to "mow" up to that diameter.
Also, to see that much growth in one year...makes you wonder what all that would look like if untouched in 5 or ten years. And...what did it look like 200 years ago?
What are great tractor no more sore neck definitely an excellent idea
I love that tractor. I wish it was available in Canada
It's hard to imagine that much growth in one year. Certainly wouldn't get that type of growth where I live in eastern Canada in farm country.
So Wise , Thank You . I Really Miss the Bi Drive. a FINE EXAMPLE OF tool FOR job
There are very small portable electric leaf blowers about recently. About 18 inches or so .
Antonio Carraro makes these kinds of tractors too. It would be nice if more manufacturers built oscillating tractors. They're more stable on rough terrain. Reversible is a nice feature.
Good thing about going backwards is you probably don’t get too much stuff in the radiator screen. I saw you clear it but I bet it would be more.
Great video!
I really like your videos. They are very informative and give us a look at all kinds of different products. The Ferrari tractor I think is a great idea because I do not like driving over stuff and then cutting it after. I do have a question for you. What is the highest horsepower tractor you can get with a hydrostatic transmission? I had a John Deere 1025R and loved it, but I would like to get a bigger one with an enclosed cab as well.
Three times a year, they cut the tall grass on the vacant lots where I live. They use a farm tractor with a brush hog. Sometimes, they have to go through and pick up fallen trees and branches. It doesn't do such a great job, very rough.
That flail mower is a beast!
Ferrari had the 95RSMP which was a reverse mount non-articulated but same wheel size 4WD (2-cylinder air-cooled Lomdardini diesel) back in the '70s followed by the Model 1100/1300 in the '80s that was a conventional 4WD tractor with a 3-point hitch in front (also Lombardini diesel). Back in the 70s Ferrari Tractors and Maschio tillers were a joined company here in the states.
I do not believe Ferrari and Maschio are related at this point.
@@TractorTimewithTim Correct! We split in to separate companies in the mid-80s.
Great Video... Interesting... 😊
Thats a bad ass set up all around
I would like to see you use the landscape (harley) rake that Good Works used in a recent video. I dont know if that works out geographically for you, though.
I have shown harley rake on tractor before. I have one. The only reason you need me to show his is because you KNOW that he is not trustworthy in his reviews :-).
No I just wanted to see it used on a reversible-station tractor. It seems to me it would have the advantages of a skid steer and a "normal" tractor combined
@@BCS_guythe problem with a PTO Harley rake is that it spins only in one direction. This proves to be a major issue …at least for me.
This is why I love my steel tracks.
The CRP or similar programs may state limitations on when mowing can be done; due to wildlife nesting, etc. Here in Missouri, you can plant the ground to warm season grasses and then you are required to burn it off every so often.
I believe the side booms are the best for running flails, we had a twenty four ft boom on a John Deere tractor keeps the material farther away from the machine.
I am running the maschio giraffona 260 and i can say, i did trees with 6" plus and i had no probems, the maschio flail mowers are real beasts
They really ARE quite tough!
look like Antonio Carraro tractors, we use them a lot here for walkway snow pushing/snowblowing, can go very fast with a 48-60inch implement
Where are you located?
The three industry best flail mowers are made by Maschio… Tigre, Bisonte and Bufalo. Bisonte is a rare mower in the USA. They will totally eliminate any Vegitation 4” and bellow. Not all of the models have bidirectional gearboxes, I had to custom order it on my Bufalo 300 but my Tigre doesn’t have it. I run the Bufalo on my Fendt 724 with 200HP PTO, I once ran over a 8” dia log in tall grass and the Bufalo shredded it like mulch for about 4’ with no issue. That’s crazy. There was no damage. What makes these mowers so heavy is the double shielding which no other flail mower on the market offers.
It is interesting you use the term "stob". We use it where I'm from in SE Kansas, but when I moved to Peoria IL people didn't know it and thought it was a made up term. Apparently it is a regional dialect term mostly used in Oklahoma and Texas.
I can second this missive! I am a 67 y.o. Texan and have heard it all my life. But it surprises me to hear that it’s not a normal term. I’m gonna ask my daughter, that lives up near Chicago after going to college at Wheaton (I should have vetoed that choice lol), to ask her husband and friends there, if they are familiar with “stob”. 😮
My grandfather called old dock posts left behind by hurricanes and ice in the Potomac River, which were a hazard to boats, stobs. He was a WWII veteran from Southern Maryland. No MW roots that I’m aware of.
I think the old dock posts would qualify to meet the definition of 'stob'.
My father sold at least one small articulating Italian tractor named “CAST” back in the early to mid 70’s here south of St. Louis. I don’t remember if the seat swiveled or was unbolted or flipped to the other side but it could be driven in both directions also.
It looks like it needs a plow. You may have to tackle a few of those stumps one-on-one.
That land has been in set aside for some while.
Plow, disc and drag.
The reversible fan is an option in Europe for 15+ years(BCS-Ferrari-Pasquali). I would suggest trying out the dual-steer version of this tractor if it is available in the USA.
That is an awesome set up mowing without breaking your neck looking back all the time but This video had fall allergies written all over it my eyes get itchy and water and nose stuffs up when mowing dry dusty grass in the fall
There are machines that will grind down a few inches under the surface and mulch the vegetation down that deep. A skid-steer and the mulching device together runs nearly $200,000, plus the carbide teeth for the machine are also expensive but the trees won't come back next year nearly as fast as your way here.
Recommend You pick up one of the small battery (20 volt) powered leaf blowers. They are small, powerful, and can address the exterior and interior issues on this tractor. 100% ... I would only buy any of these tractors (there are many to choose from, including TYM) where the fan blade directs air forward. Why any manufacturer would adopt a rear discharge fan makes no sense to me.
If it's planted with north American grass that would be good for the long term viability of the land because the roots go deeper and pull up nutriens that then go into top soil when it dies or is eaten.
I belive Fendt still got the reverse seat on big tractors, called RUFA.
Love my del morino flail mower. If you mow consistently, it turns intoa. Golf course
You need the TMC - Cancela Mulcher. It will grind everything down to the ground. No stubs.
Hello Tim,
Are you going to do a demo cut with the baumalight mulcher on the Ferrari tractor before you return it?
FERRARI & Brush Mulcher, TURBO Compact Tractor, T-Post Puller, Rock Bucket Grapple!
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Love this tractor. Wish it was offered with slightly more HP! Say 105 instead of 75. That is one impressive flail as well.
Yes, I would like to see 100-125 as well.
Reversible fans should be standard on all tractors they are well worth the Xtra cost grate stuff guy's
If these was way more affordable and with a front loader id buy one in a heart beat even older model . Sweet machines
AGCO doesn't sell Valtra in NA, but it has had two way driving as an option for about 30ish years.
So why not sell it here?
@TractorTimewithTim You have to ask AGCO about that. Guess Massey-Ferguson and Fendt is considered 'enough' for you, Valtras are highly customisible and made for northern regions, with optional dual cabin heaters ie.
BCS Group builds nice equipment
Tim, are you aware of any flail mowers that could work on the front of a kubota bx?
No.
Back drag the front mounted flail mower after initial cut to cut below grade and de- stump. Your alternative is a skid steer muncher. Can you get it in Ferrari Red?.
You’ve seen our mulcher….right?
Genuine question, Wouldn’t tht mulcher work better for this kinda stuff (mostly the stumps) or no?
Maybe, but only 4’ wide. Would take a LONG time!
Versatile or now owned by ford have a bidrectional tractor unit. And Fendt and Claas have tractors with bidirectional options.
Hand held leaf blower might be handy
Or a cleanfix
It would be interesting to compare this tractor mower setup to a skid steer with mower on the front
Maybe a blower unit pushing air down onto the area between the front mower and the tractor...blowing all the dust out sideways away from the tractor?
Twin intakes one along each side of the cab drawing fresh air from there and blasting it down across the back of the mower and blasting it well clear out the sides
You need to get rid of the dust BEFORE it reaches the tractor....
I would think regenerative grazing would be a much better use for fallow crop land. Get cattle or sheep on there and rotate them.
Against the rules.
Fendt also makes a tractor that the operator station spins inside the cab as well.
I can see how great this would be for the hayseed not clogging up the vents for the radiator. I do see some collection on the vents but I am sure you don't have to wipe them off every few rows.
Keep watching.
I can see the benefits of mowing brush with this tractor. I mowed 3 acres with my 1025 with a rotary cutter sure it took all day but I think a lot of time was spent stopping to clean the rad every so often so we didn’t over heat. This tractor doesn’t seem like it would have an issue like that.
Keep watching.
Would love to see it with a snowblower! How many SCV’s?
4 scv’s.
Does that tractor come with a loader option? I like the versatility of it.
There is some sort of loader for the 3 point available. Not a traditional front end loader.
@@TractorTimewithTim would be nice if they did like the versatile with both. I think you would have a real good small home owner unit there.
@@TractorTimewithTim A Spanish (?) manufacturer El-Leon is making a loader that lift arpond 900 lbs (450 kg as we say it 🤭) to ~7 feet (or two meters like we call it 😉). Then there is also an Italian manufacturer Bonatti who makes a MP2 or MP3 loader that ought to fit on the Ferrari, at least I have seen multiple pictures of them together...
Do these Ferrari tractors go to higher horse power ratings over 74hp? If so maybe they can lend you an updated model that is of higher horse power when the time comes. I'm curious how much better your mower would perform tossing 90 or 100hp at it. :)
I think 74hp is their largest at this time.
@@TractorTimewithTim That's too bad. It would be interesting to see something more powerful in the same platform. :)
Are those 4 tires the same size?
Dose it have a Loader model?
Yes.
Not traditional FEL. Apparently some sort of 3 pt mount type loader available.
Looks like a battery powered blower would be really handy to blow off all that chaff from the whole tractor.
How would it work if the ground was damp from a rain ?
Any chance the Toigh Cut/Vinnie could tackle the job if done every six months? Save lots of fuel and time.
In your search engine put in: Help I broke my tractor on half. I had a Antonio Carraro early model that was strong, but was convinced to get the latest contractor model. The new models did not have 6mm plate steel sections at the join but cast iron!!!!! Hope the other brands stuck with plate steel.
Tim ask them about on board air compressor with hose to blow. Of radiator and a\c unite
There are options for a front three point and pto on most tractors used all the time in europe
how is the center of gravity with this tractor looks like it would be great to me
I think your comment about the pto rotation is wrong. The mower can be hitched up front or back, when you do this the rotation at the mower changes direction.
A Battery powered leaf blower would help with dust clean up. Just a suggestion.
I'd be happy with just a tractor with front PTO and 3pt hitch. This one would be awesome too.