Deere 644K: Chasing Windrows

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  • Опубликовано: 8 янв 2025

Комментарии • 12

  • @mrs.eliteearthworks
    @mrs.eliteearthworks 3 года назад

    Baby Beefy! 😁

  • @Constructionqueen41
    @Constructionqueen41 9 лет назад +3

    Great perspective! My son loves being able to see the controls and feeling like he's along for the ride (and pretending to be doing it himself). :)

  • @wgxinc
    @wgxinc 9 лет назад

    @big04cummins love a good day on a good quality loader. Just a good day at work man. Love your videos Ryan. I learn a shit tone from you man.

  • @soldierofdirt81
    @soldierofdirt81 9 лет назад

    looks like your F N R is integrated into the loader joystick... takes me a long time to adjust to that... maybe I am a traditionalist that way... Nice video Ryan!

    • @big04cummins
      @big04cummins  9 лет назад

      Yeah we've got 3 of them like that now so I'm kinda getting used to it. It's when I switch back and forth that gets me lol

    • @DrummerKenz
      @DrummerKenz 4 года назад

      I operate a Komatsu wheel loader and it has the same set up. Makes loading dump trucks much smoother at work.

  • @NorthEastOhio
    @NorthEastOhio 10 лет назад

    keeep em commin

  • @Jpaydirt
    @Jpaydirt 9 лет назад

    looks like you got a little trim, You handsome devil...............hehehe

  • @bigbootedjock
    @bigbootedjock 9 лет назад

    very nice

  • @smokingbluedream
    @smokingbluedream 5 лет назад

    Paddle wheel works better

  • @IBLEEDBLUEFORTML1
    @IBLEEDBLUEFORTML1 9 лет назад

    I don't mind the Deere loaders, they're definitely nice machines.. plowed a ton of snow in a 644K. Big fan of the two stick option though for bucket and boom controls, I find I have a lot more control and am able to work in fine applications better than with a joystick. I do however like the joystick steering of the 988 - 994 wheel loaders.. you've got to admit your shoulders are screaming after a long day on the steering wheel! plus you have the toggle trigger for FNR in the same hand you steer with which keeps you comfy in the seat. Great vid!