2022 Spring Tilling with John Deere 750 and Land Pride RTR1250

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  • Опубликовано: 28 май 2022
  • Tilling 1 acre before planting popcorn. JD 750, homemade vibratine cultivator, and Land Pride RTR1250 rototiller. Popcorn hybrid Ag Alumni AP4512.
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Комментарии • 6

  • @nicolenelsonjarvis863
    @nicolenelsonjarvis863 2 года назад

    Lilly likes the snake!!! If you made a 10 hour tractor noise video it would be good sleep 😴 noise. 😁😁❤

  • @jefffrayer8238
    @jefffrayer8238 2 года назад +1

    Nice to see the old girl working hard. I would think it would have a tough time with your vibratine but seems to handle it just fine. Looks like you have the tiller in counter rotating mode which makes it dig nice. Been using my '84 as well. Was working it pretty hard mowing tall grass with a 3 pt. 5' White finish mower. Have a Woods deck also. Not sure what that snake is but it's a big one. Blue Racer? Nice video, Thanks.

    • @ptnelsonster
      @ptnelsonster  2 года назад +1

      The vibratine is doing great here cause I had tilled it once a few weeks prior. It struggles in heavier growth or sod. The Land Pride is an RTR, so only in reverse, but it did till it up really nicely.
      I looked up the snake, it’s a Black Rat Snake. Unfortunately the tiller tone had nicked it and it was wounded near the tail end, but it was gone the next day so maybe it survived.
      Glad you enjoyed the vid, thanks for the comment.

  • @stephenball7760
    @stephenball7760 Год назад +1

    I have an 89 but it has turf tires. What size are those ag tires? Ty

    • @svtirefire
      @svtirefire Год назад +1

      Not my video, but the ag tire sizes on the 750 are 9.5-24 and 6-14

    • @ptnelsonster
      @ptnelsonster  Год назад +1

      Yeah, sorry guys. The tractor is out at the farm; next time I’m out there I’ll take a look. But the owners manual matches what @svtirefire says.