You are correct, you can very much rip that tire off! And the back ones, and your steps. For added fun install a $120,000 GPS grading package and stick the receiver pole through the cab windows haha. (Don't worry I haven't done any of these but I've heard stories).
Well I do know someone who finish bladed a 0.317:1 slope, that's pretty darn vertical in my books. Also that trick comes in really handy when you need to road it somewhere. I've seen countless guys trying to shovel/brush off all the rocks and dirt that accumulate on the top of the blade (so you don't drop them on the road by accident). I just swing it out a little past 90* and give a little shake, falls right off! Work smarter not harder.
I love running a good 140H, best blade ever made as far as I'm concerned. I also have spun the moldboard around for finishing in tight areas. But I never kicked it out to the side like that. The "H' will spin the circle around "under" the machine. It does take a lot of pratice though. But to reach the point of a true "finish" blade hand, you have spent your share of time in the seat.
That's is the easiest way to change out the cutting edge. Side shift, rotate and reverse the mulboard so the cutting edge retaining nuts are faced down and the cutting edge face is up. Rattle gun the nuts off, knock the bolts up and out and the blade just sits there. Lift them off, sit the new in place, place the bolts in etc. Very easy job but some make it very difficult.
@rthom86 You don't grease the circle gears or the blade sideshift, there are brass wear blocks that you replace. Grease would just pick up all the dirt and wear it out faster! It's complaining a bit because it was a spare and hadn't been used in a while.
Long story short we had two foremen who didn't really get along (both have moved on to other companies). The first one flipped the blade around and the second couldn't figure out how to put it back so he finally gave up and drove it back to the boneyard backwards haha!
First time i seen the grader guy do it kinda caught me off guard. We were changing edges, started kinda like 1:08 till we got em off, then 1:40 putting them on. He had the blade a little closer to the ground... but it made it nice instead of crawling under the table.
Big deal I started doing that back in 1969 in a John Deere 570 and have been doing it ever since in John Deere's makes changing cutting edges a lot easier.
@rthom86 yeah u use slides on the blade, and shoes on the circle, your blade either makes a bad sound from your shoes being worn out to much, incorrect adjustment from the circle drive to the circle its self.
I cant figure out why I cant do this on a 14M. I'm guessing because this blade doesn't have enough pin holes? It's got 5 positions. Am I just missing something or you just cant do this on some blades??
@redstone31 if that was a fluid squirt or a leak it wouldnt come out like that, the hydrualics are under alot of pressure, if there was a leak like that it would burst under high pressures
Of course if you don't live close by you could always mail it =D Alex watched it right on my camera as he came over for supper the same day I made the video.
You are correct, you can very much rip that tire off! And the back ones, and your steps. For added fun install a $120,000 GPS grading package and stick the receiver pole through the cab windows haha. (Don't worry I haven't done any of these but I've heard stories).
Well I do know someone who finish bladed a 0.317:1 slope, that's pretty darn vertical in my books. Also that trick comes in really handy when you need to road it somewhere. I've seen countless guys trying to shovel/brush off all the rocks and dirt that accumulate on the top of the blade (so you don't drop them on the road by accident). I just swing it out a little past 90* and give a little shake, falls right off! Work smarter not harder.
I love running a good 140H, best blade ever made as far as I'm concerned. I also have spun the moldboard around for finishing in tight areas. But I never kicked it out to the side like that. The "H' will spin the circle around "under" the machine. It does take a lot of pratice though. But to reach the point of a true "finish" blade hand, you have spent your share of time in the seat.
vmikeb1 140H best blade ever. Rental yards are all going to the Ms and I hate em.
That's is the easiest way to change out the cutting edge. Side shift, rotate and reverse the mulboard so the cutting edge retaining nuts are faced down and the cutting edge face is up. Rattle gun the nuts off, knock the bolts up and out and the blade just sits there. Lift them off, sit the new in place, place the bolts in etc. Very easy job but some make it very difficult.
That's a great prank to pull on the new guy before he gets on the machine after you, let the rookie figure that one out.
@rthom86 You don't grease the circle gears or the blade sideshift, there are brass wear blocks that you replace. Grease would just pick up all the dirt and wear it out faster! It's complaining a bit because it was a spare and hadn't been used in a while.
I want to do this to the guys at work. No way they would figure that out!!! 😂👍
Long story short we had two foremen who didn't really get along (both have moved on to other companies). The first one flipped the blade around and the second couldn't figure out how to put it back so he finally gave up and drove it back to the boneyard backwards haha!
You missed backward articulated grading after this! 👌
First time i seen the grader guy do it kinda caught me off guard. We were changing edges, started kinda like 1:08 till we got em off, then 1:40 putting them on. He had the blade a little closer to the ground... but it made it nice instead of crawling under the table.
Big deal I started doing that back in 1969 in a John Deere 570 and have been doing it ever since in John Deere's makes changing cutting edges a lot easier.
@redstone31 Are you talking about the piece of grass, or the chunk of dirt that fell off the circle?
Used to turn the blade backwards and watch the news try and figure that out! Lol
It's like a miter saw for dirt.
very smooth. this is a must have trick for blade changes, it sucks crawling around on the ground cause your operator cant figure it out...
@rthom86 yeah u use slides on the blade, and shoes on the circle, your blade either makes a bad sound from your shoes being worn out to much, incorrect adjustment from the circle drive to the circle its self.
That is good 👍
Sure! You can do some really nice slope work like that! Thanks!
I wish I lived close so I could see all that equipment in real life
that could fuck up the new guy
I cant figure out why I cant do this on a 14M. I'm guessing because this blade doesn't have enough pin holes? It's got 5 positions. Am I just missing something or you just cant do this on some blades??
The rams aren't long enough on the 14s to lift it up properly
@redheadedduckhunter 2ft of blade width, 55hp, machine is physically bigger, etc etc.
@redstone31 if that was a fluid squirt or a leak it wouldnt come out like that, the hydrualics are under alot of pressure, if there was a leak like that it would burst under high pressures
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Hand deliver pie. Haha!
Of course if you don't live close by you could always mail it =D Alex watched it right on my camera as he came over for supper the same day I made the video.
haha swing that saddle boys!!
I operate a John Deere 772 CH that I have been doing that since 1999.lol
You had to come back a year later to tell everyone?
wow good 4 u 🙄
Better make sure you spin it back the proper way or those hoses might get pretty bound up.
I do that with my 772CH John Deere since 1999
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Dude! - Your blade is facing the wrong way!! hahaha.
Nice work.
Haha already tried that. Its not easy as when the blade loads with dirt you lose sight of your edge and tend to pick up out of habit.
How do you get VIP access?
hey jason. great vid again man. i really wish u answer the email i send u whit pictures of my excavator. or did u not resief it ?
nice back words blade
Whats the difference between a 140h and a 14h?
Ben .B I'm wondering the same thing lol I think they're the same tho.
140 is a turbocharged 12 14 is a larger machine
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HAhahahahaha agora da pra raspar de ré... huehuehue
Well that's because you get VIP access ;)
Wait what? Big deal 🤦♂️
Pranking your coworkers ? :D
lol good prank
nearly burst your front tire at the end lol:L
kool video bud
doing something wrong ))))...
good prank to pull
@rthom86 im sayin new wear pads
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