That looks like tons of fun. Cherish the moments you get spend with your friends and family. I'm 27 and nearly 3/4 of my family have moved on to the next life. I miss them very much.
If you used a dozer, the content wouldn't be the same. This video, to me at least, is what this channel is all about. Great to see everyone working together, and at the same time seeing all the different tractors and implements . GREAT JOB!!
Agreed. The way he accomplished this doesn't really make any sense vs the alternatives like a dozer or just a 8' hydraulic glade behind a field tractor, but this turned out fun and it is what the channel is about!
Great content Tim! The only thing I maybe would have done to potentially speed up the dirt moving is to grab a bucket load with the tractors and dump the dirt as well along side pulling dirt behind you with the box. Regardless, great video. God Bless you and your family!
None of your crew will ever remember the hours of effort... but they won't ever forget the accomplishment! Looking forward to "Laser Levelin' Time with Tim" next...
Rewatched! Looking at this 3 months later, it is still impressive and fascinating to watch the transition of dirt! Need to do more of this and share! Great content and video!
Glad you enjoyed it (again). We did the "hump removal" that summer, and the "pond dig-out" the next summer. The closest thing now is the large river channel cleanup started this winter on the farm. ...we have more of that coming in the next few weeks weather permitting.
Family and friends working together and sharing some laughs. Priceless! That to me looks like fun while getting the job done. Thanks for sharing and stay safe!
This is great content and really shows the versatility of these smaller tractors. I’m impressed with how well you all worked together, it was like watching a symphony and all the tractors were harmonized. Well done sir 👍
Great video. I know what you said about getting the dozer but this is a totally better experience. Family and friends getting together making memories. That a treasure. I remember as a kid big building or home renovation projects were always a family and friends affair and the memories made last forever. Keep up the great work.
Loved the video this morning with all the tractors working together. Christy did a wonderful job with the drone and video. Thanks for making me smile on a rainy day.
Tim, I once had a scraper with wheels that I made from an old box blade. I also had a hitch on the rear of another box blade that I hooked that one to. I pulled both blades together (both were 6' blades) with a John Deere 790. It was a good way to move a lot of dirt. The 790 handled pretty well. I'm sure my 3046R would have no trouble.
i really liked that disk you busted that area up with the tiller to get started then followed up with the disk to keep loose dirt for the blades to drag off it worked really well
What an operation and formidable undertaking. You folks had a good plan and it was coordinated well. The communications had to help a bunch. Sure is enjoyable to watch and see the results. Christy did a stellar job as always. More fun to come. Blessings.
I think that a lot of people underestimate just what some of these smaller machines can actually do. I have a 2007 John Deere 2305 and it amazes me almost e:very day.
That certainly looked like it was fun. Always great to see Tom and Randall. You guys sure got a lot accomplished. Stay safe and God Bless from the Other Tim With Tractors.
It's so awesome to see so many machines working together. At the beginning I was getting anxiety just trying to figure out how you guys were going to accomplish this. Now watching until the end its just simply awesome. I still have a hard time understand how yall are organizing this but I do see it's working. About a year now I've been watching you and I've been wanting a 1025r or 2038r. You sure make it look run. It's also nice that being a good christian channel I can let my daughters watch it with me without fear or what they may see. Keep up the good videos and ill be right here watching!
Great video Tim and Christy. The drone shots were excellent. And yes I'm guilty I did say get a dozer but after watching it made for a excellent video. Look forward to watching as you continue on the project.👍
Many hands make light work and in this instance, many hands with many tractors make even lighter work! Great job y’all! Take care and we’ll see y’all on the next one…Go Heels!
I move a lot of material with a box blade, drop you scarfires to the first hole to loosen material. Do a cross section before you start so you know were to cut and fill to get the desired slope you want. Need everyone going in the same direction for saftey. Good job moved a lot of material for small eq.
That is really neat to see. On a side note the soy Bean field looks very dark green compared to the neighbors yard. I want my yard to look like the bean field lol.
Tim if I lived close to you while this was going on I would’ve been chomping at the bit to jump in to help you. Being on a tractor is what I refer to as a great excuse to call in at work for a mental health day.
"Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike! Guess what day it is?!?!?" Hump Day!!! 🐪. Loved the video! You all did some serious work for one day! I am actually pretty impressed!
Love the hard hats hahah now I’m curious on what the super cool items are from the delivery truck 🤔 I don’t know if I can wait until next year tho Tim!
Instead of a plow day, this could have been a box blade day! Can you imagine how many 1025r owners you've inspired through the years and who would have made the trip to help with this project? 😁
Great way to show what these compacts and sub-compacts can do. And I liked seeing you where being delivered by a great company ...well maybe that because I work for them as well
I am always amazed at just how much material it takes to fill a hole, and how much there is in a hill that you want moved. Underestimating the amount of material that is involved is always a problem. At least I find it is. This is a great example of what it takes to move a fairly large hill with a number of machines. Tim Maybe your friend dirt perfect can come give you a hand LOL
Many tractors 🚜 make light work. Great to see everyone pitching in. What a large project to tackle but as the old riddle goes how do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. 🤠
Very cool project to watch. I have an RC Airplane runway (you can see in my videos) that has several whoop-de-doos that need leveling and this project is showing me what kind of plan of attack I might need. My only thought was, the box blade tractors could have been filling their front loader each trip as well, and moving a little more dirt.
Tim explained that on his Facebook page. The time it takes to load the bucket would actually slow them down and leave a rough surface for the next guy to roll over.
Loved this video, seeing all the compacts working together was quite a sight. If I was driving by I probably would have stopped and watched lol. This would have been a great collab video with Dirt Perfect or Koch DDD!
Might have been easier to rough off in the early stage with Tom and Randall backhoe. I have a 2004 2210 and I would have loved to help. Looks like fun. Almost looks u all practiced beforehand.
Awesome video Tim . I was sort of guessing 1-2 days was optimistic. I had my my pond dug/ cleaned out last year. Took months to move big mounds of dirt and level work the material into new locations. Looked like Johnny 5 was doing a nice job disking, Johnny 3 and the flat out were looking good. I agree cab 33hp machines are a little short on pony’s, the 37/39hp turbo models are night and day better at pulling and PTO work. Looks like your off to a good start. What a fun project, love watching it.
Well if a neighbor didn’t know exactly where TTWT lived in the neighborhood and drove by that day. I bet they do now😂. Good thing you got your drone license. Made for a good video to see from above.
Not gonna lie, if I had the free time I'd take my newly acquired Ford 1520 and help out if I could. Looks like a lot of fun having multiple tractors going.
The TTWT playground. Looks like there will be several episodes devoted to moving more dirt. You should have added some music and called it a Square Dance with all the tractors circling. I'm glad you didn't get a bulldozer, the more tractors and family the better.
A family purchased about 10 acres across from the Country Club subdivision where an Elks Club had a large building about 5 years ago. They put up flags, dug a few holes, dumped loads of dirt in places. On April Fools day they put up a large sign advertising “Country Club Trailer Park” coming soon……….. That was the talk of the community. Now they have two very nice homes there …….
Nice job good content here in Ohio we lost a farmer and a RUclipsr Andy Ditwiler the harmless farmer on RUclips past away last week from cancer keep his family in your prayers through this sad time thank you for all you do on your channel 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yep, I agree completely. Timelapse can be really pointless and is used far too much on RUclips but, for a job like this, it would actually show the progress 𝒃𝒆𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓 than normal video footage. I see it used on serious earthmoving channels and the viewer gets a better idea of the progress being made, the faster the timelapse, the better.😁
In Texas I think what you are talking about is Gumbo. We have Black and White Gumbo in the north central. Great Cotton ground. East Texas was telephone trees for eons and this county bordered by two rivers that over flowed their banks before being tamed. Deep brown nice dirt. River bottom on hills. Naturally, our hills in East Texas were bumped up by a big Volcano that sank "into the mud" as the Geo types say. Good farming for the most part, now trees and people. with some ranches and farms. Yes real farmers growing crops of food and flowers. Take care - what a project.
That made a big dent in it! Fun project enjoyed watching. The entire thing is a learning curve my approach might have been plow on the large tractor then tilling that before spreading who knows.. Look forward to seeing the next day of it.
Interesting, thanks for sharing. How come you didn't use the buckets as well as the box blades? It seems like it would make it more 'lumpy' but might go faster?
This looks like a wonderful time! Getting out there with the boys, moving some dirt, and having fun every minute of it!
I'm sure the people passin by thought " oh look at that they're preping to build a Dollar General or something ".
We live outside a really small town, only store is a gas station. The towns rumor mill is saying we are getting a dollar general lol
@@BravoSeven Same here in N. Georgia. Just about can stand in the parking lot of one DG and be able to see the next one.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL
This was quite interesting... moving the dirt from one spot to another. Loved it!
That looks like tons of fun. Cherish the moments you get spend with your friends and family. I'm 27 and nearly 3/4 of my family have moved on to the next life. I miss them very much.
If you used a dozer, the content wouldn't be the same. This video, to me at least, is what this channel is all about. Great to see everyone working together, and at the same time seeing all the different tractors and implements . GREAT JOB!!
Agreed. The way he accomplished this doesn't really make any sense vs the alternatives like a dozer or just a 8' hydraulic glade behind a field tractor, but this turned out fun and it is what the channel is about!
This video still fascinates me, watching this dirt being moved like it is! Love it!
You can really tell the progress around the 17-18 minute mark! Hell of a project for sure, enjoyed watching every moment.
Good Sunday afternoon to you all , God bless you all & have a wonderful & blessed day
This is when you want to have fun and get a little work done at the same time😋
Great content Tim! The only thing I maybe would have done to potentially speed up the dirt moving is to grab a bucket load with the tractors and dump the dirt as well along side pulling dirt behind you with the box.
Regardless, great video. God Bless you and your family!
None of your crew will ever remember the hours of effort... but they won't ever forget the accomplishment! Looking forward to "Laser Levelin' Time with Tim" next...
Rewatched! Looking at this 3 months later, it is still impressive and fascinating to watch the transition of dirt! Need to do more of this and share! Great content and video!
Glad you enjoyed it (again). We did the "hump removal" that summer, and the "pond dig-out" the next summer. The closest thing now is the large river channel cleanup started this winter on the farm. ...we have more of that coming in the next few weeks weather permitting.
@@TractorTimewithTim It is a must watch! Thanks for the quick response and the preview of what's to come! Great channel and content! Keep it up sir!
Always good to see family come together to get a job done…wonderful video.👍
Family and friends working together and sharing some laughs. Priceless! That to me looks like fun while getting the job done. Thanks for sharing and stay safe!
What a huge project there Tim. Fun to watch all those tractors working together.
What a fun event! I sure wish I had a big hump of dirt to play on like this. Keep up the great work and looking forward to seeing the finished result.
💥 Guess what day it is…
HUMP DAY 🐫🐫🐫🐫😂
*Keep on tractoring!*
Tim, that was great teamwork. That was fun to watch how much you were accomplishing.
The fleet audio was great! So cool to hear the guys in "real time"
this is the most amazing thing I have ever seen done with the subcompact series tractors you guys are living my dream
We had an enormous amount of fun doing this. Great memories.
Awesome project! Great video!
Seeing Tom & Randall makes me look forward to annual harvest trip to Illinois videos
Enjoyed watching this. Makes a big change in the looks. Great job everyone!
This is great content and really shows the versatility of these smaller tractors. I’m impressed with how well you all worked together, it was like watching a symphony and all the tractors were harmonized. Well done sir 👍
Vinny involved too? and NO Traffic control.. Amazing!! watched every second!
This is great getting to see so many tractors work together. The camera angles from overhead made this an even better video. Thanks for all you do
Great video. I know what you said about getting the dozer but this is a totally better experience. Family and friends getting together making memories. That a treasure. I remember as a kid big building or home renovation projects were always a family and friends affair and the memories made last forever. Keep up the great work.
Loved the video this morning with all the tractors working together. Christy did a wonderful job with the drone and video. Thanks for making me smile on a rainy day.
Tim, I once had a scraper with wheels that I made from an old box blade. I also had a hitch on the rear of another box blade that I hooked that one to. I pulled both blades together (both were 6' blades) with a John Deere 790. It was a good way to move a lot of dirt. The 790 handled pretty well. I'm sure my 3046R would have no trouble.
I really enjoyed this episode Tim! For some reason I was glued to the screen the whole time, can’t wait for the next one.
i really liked that disk you busted that area up with the tiller to get started then followed up with the disk to keep loose dirt for the blades to drag off it worked really well
Awesome drone footage of all the tractors working together!
Thank you! I enjoyed the challenge (Christy)
So what you have done Tim is every little boys dream made the worlds largest sandbox and had your friends over to play with your toys nicely done
I like your choice. It lets us see all the different equipment and its use.
Looks like you all had a good time definitely a great way to practice using a box blade.
What an operation and formidable undertaking. You folks had a good plan and it was coordinated well. The communications had to help a bunch. Sure is enjoyable to watch and see the results. Christy did a stellar job as always. More fun to come. Blessings.
Great teamwork and progress so far leveling out the hump!
All your Deere´s in one video, i Looove it! :)(And the 3320 of course!:) )
I think that a lot of people underestimate just what some of these smaller machines can actually do. I have a 2007 John Deere 2305 and it amazes me almost e:very day.
That certainly looked like it was fun. Always great to see Tom and Randall. You guys sure got a lot accomplished.
Stay safe and God Bless from the Other Tim With Tractors.
It's so awesome to see so many machines working together. At the beginning I was getting anxiety just trying to figure out how you guys were going to accomplish this. Now watching until the end its just simply awesome. I still have a hard time understand how yall are organizing this but I do see it's working. About a year now I've been watching you and I've been wanting a 1025r or 2038r. You sure make it look run. It's also nice that being a good christian channel I can let my daughters watch it with me without fear or what they may see. Keep up the good videos and ill be right here watching!
Tim you caught me typing a comment about a dozer lol great video! 👍
Great video Tim and Christy. The drone shots were excellent. And yes I'm guilty I did say get a dozer but after watching it made for a excellent video. Look forward to watching as you continue on the project.👍
Many hands make light work and in this instance, many hands with many tractors make even lighter work! Great job y’all! Take care and we’ll see y’all on the next one…Go Heels!
I move a lot of material with a box blade, drop you scarfires to the first hole to loosen material. Do a cross section before you start so you know were to cut and fill to get the desired slope you want. Need everyone going in the same direction for saftey. Good job moved a lot of material for small eq.
That is really neat to see. On a side note the soy Bean field looks very dark green compared to the neighbors yard. I want my yard to look like the bean field lol.
Tim if I lived close to you while this was going on I would’ve been chomping at the bit to jump in to help you. Being on a tractor is what I refer to as a great excuse to call in at work for a mental health day.
Enormous fun!
"Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike! Guess what day it is?!?!?" Hump Day!!! 🐪. Loved the video! You all did some serious work for one day! I am actually pretty impressed!
Dozer? Who needs a dozer when ya have a small army of compact tractors with box blades! Great content. ❤
I'd love to watch it in person 😍, love your videos
Very nice video tim and kristie and great camara work too and perfect teamwork and a lot of tractors ,great work 👌💪
Love the hard hats hahah now I’m curious on what the super cool items are from the delivery truck 🤔 I don’t know if I can wait until next year tho Tim!
Great Video Tim.
Thank You.
David in Oz.
Instead of a plow day, this could have been a box blade day! Can you imagine how many 1025r owners you've inspired through the years and who would have made the trip to help with this project? 😁
Great way to show what these compacts and sub-compacts can do. And I liked seeing you where being delivered by a great company ...well maybe that because I work for them as well
Cool! They have been good to deal with here!
I am always amazed at just how much material it takes to fill a hole, and how much there is in a hill that you want moved.
Underestimating the amount of material that is involved is always a problem. At least I find it is. This is a great example of what it takes to move a fairly large hill with a number of machines.
Tim
Maybe your friend dirt perfect can come give you a hand LOL
That looks like fun.
This video was quite impressive to watch!
Thanks for watching!
@@TractorTimewithTim I thoroughly enjoyed the commentary and the movement of dirt! Excellent video! I liked and subscribed.... please do more!
@@TractorTimewithTim I also watched it several times on yesterday!
That was a really cool video, especially with the overhead shots and hearing everyone.
Many tractors 🚜 make light work. Great to see everyone pitching in. What a large project to tackle but as the old riddle goes how do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. 🤠
Love this project. It's my life story doing jobs with machines that are too small haha it just takes a lot longer but always get it done
Very cool project to watch. I have an RC Airplane runway (you can see in my videos) that has several whoop-de-doos that need leveling and this project is showing me what kind of plan of attack I might need.
My only thought was, the box blade tractors could have been filling their front loader each trip as well, and moving a little more dirt.
Tim explained that on his Facebook page. The time it takes to load the bucket would actually slow them down and leave a rough surface for the next guy to roll over.
I enjoy watching that disc work. I think Monroe Tufline makes the frontier discs for John Deere. I’d sure like to own one!
Loved this video, seeing all the compacts working together was quite a sight. If I was driving by I probably would have stopped and watched lol. This would have been a great collab video with Dirt Perfect or Koch DDD!
Simply amazing, looked like sooo much fun too!!
It’s too bad y’all are getting so many new neighbors, it looks like such a nice area. Chris’s house looks great.
Well this was just awesome! More than one way to move a hump. Attack it with five tractors. Great job.
This looks like a ton of fun to be a part of. Like ants, one sand grain at a time. Cool.
I love everything about this! What a great day...I'm jealous! 👍🚜😎
Great team work
Great job fun to watch.
Been nice to have helped
Looks like fun! Wish I could play too!!!
From the drone the hump doe not look too bad but the ground level view shows better how high it actually is. That was quite an ambitious project!
i could watch this all week 😀😀😀😀
Some scenes of the tractors going around with a Waltz soundtrack in the background would have been awesome.
Might have been easier to rough off in the early stage with Tom and Randall backhoe. I have a 2004 2210 and I would have loved to help. Looks like fun. Almost looks u all practiced beforehand.
What an endeavor, looked like fun
Enjoyed watching this project
Awesome experience.
Awesome video Tim . I was sort of guessing 1-2 days was optimistic. I had my my pond dug/ cleaned out last year. Took months to move big mounds of dirt and level work the material into new locations. Looked like Johnny 5 was doing a nice job disking, Johnny 3 and the flat out were looking good. I agree cab 33hp machines are a little short on pony’s, the 37/39hp turbo models are night and day better at pulling and PTO work.
Looks like your off to a good start.
What a fun project, love watching it.
Well if a neighbor didn’t know exactly where TTWT lived in the neighborhood and drove by that day. I bet they do now😂. Good thing you got your drone license. Made for a good video to see from above.
You might think about getting a piper for the yard. It puts up pipe in the ground that like gets all the water to go down into the ditch tiling
Not gonna lie, if I had the free time I'd take my newly acquired Ford 1520 and help out if I could. Looks like a lot of fun having multiple tractors going.
The TTWT playground. Looks like there will be several episodes devoted to moving more dirt. You should have added some music and called it a Square Dance with all the tractors circling. I'm glad you didn't get a bulldozer, the more tractors and family the better.
A family purchased about 10 acres across from the Country Club subdivision where an Elks Club had a large building about 5 years ago. They put up flags, dug a few holes, dumped loads of dirt in places. On April Fools day they put up a large sign advertising “Country Club Trailer Park” coming soon……….. That was the talk of the community. Now they have two very nice homes there …….
Looks like too much fun !!!!!
looks good so far tim
Nice job good content here in Ohio we lost a farmer and a RUclipsr Andy Ditwiler the harmless farmer on RUclips past away last week from cancer keep his family in your prayers through this sad time thank you for all you do on your channel 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yep. Too bad. Andy was incredible!
What would have been cool is a time-lapse camera setup to show the hill height change over time
Yep, I agree completely. Timelapse can be really pointless and is used far too much on RUclips but, for a job like this, it would actually show the progress 𝒃𝒆𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓 than normal video footage. I see it used on serious earthmoving channels and the viewer gets a better idea of the progress being made, the faster the timelapse, the better.😁
Tim, 3 minutes in and I was thinking to get Christi an umbrella!
In Texas I think what you are talking about is Gumbo. We have Black and White Gumbo in the north central. Great Cotton ground. East Texas was telephone trees for eons and this county bordered by two rivers that over flowed their banks before being tamed. Deep brown nice dirt. River bottom on hills. Naturally, our hills in East Texas were bumped up by a big Volcano that sank "into the mud" as the Geo types say. Good farming for the most part, now trees and people. with some ranches and farms. Yes real farmers growing crops of food and flowers. Take care - what a project.
Great video!
That made a big dent in it! Fun project enjoyed watching. The entire thing is a learning curve my approach might have been plow on the large tractor then tilling that before spreading who knows.. Look forward to seeing the next day of it.
Lookin good Tim. Try slot cutting with the box blades. You transfer way for dirt instead of spreading a big percentage off the sides as you go.
Watch just a few episodes ago when we used that approach with our laser controlled blade.
Well that was epic! Thoroughly entertaining to me. A tractor ballet at times!
Did u run rippers down on the box blades in front of that disc. Not sure what the ground condition is but should give a deeper cut for that disc
Interesting, thanks for sharing. How come you didn't use the buckets as well as the box blades? It seems like it would make it more 'lumpy' but might go faster?
Looking good old boy.
Definitely would have been fun to come help you work on it!
Thank goodness there were very few rocks.