thanks!! Please...share this kinda stuff if you can...the Made In America videos don't do very well for some reason...share share share!! I love visiting places like this, but it's expensive for me to travel...more views...more content and more travel for sure
I can think of 1,000 things that a really big bucket could be used for, starting with collecting firewood cut to size where the trees are felled. Also mucking out cowsheds and like the man said, moving stuff around the farm. Carrying a chainsaw, fuel, spare chains, tools, lifting chains and wire rope gets to be a PITA really quickly - and I end up putting all that stuff in the front bucket - tractors almost never have a place for carrying large tools and other stuff!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer It's like this - so you've cut up a birch for firewood and need to get the pieces to the woodshed for splitting. Backing a trailer in there is fiddly and slow and one has to get out and move all those logs. If they are already in a bucket, you can drive up and tip the lot into the exact place where they are supposed to be. And no need to hitch up a trailer and then park and unhitch the thing. It's always better to have stuff on the front of a tractor because that's where I am looking and where I am going - I just wish someone would make a mower/topper that fitted on the front (OK, I know - no PTO drives, but even the self-powered mowers are built only for towing.)
That land leveler is interestng. I was just thinking making soem box blade rippers just like that, using a thin rippers as a weak subsoiler so I can rip through grass for some areas I want to level. I wish we had more of the multifunction buckets over here. I hear they are darn near standard on UK tractors, but here we opt for separate buckets and grapples.
Let's ALL use the variation of Bruce Springsteen (?) "MADE in the U.S.A!" Or be like the hockey team in the Olympics when they were chanting "U.S.A., U.S.A, U.S.A!" Y'ALL up wid me here!
I'm making 3 vids per week v/s 4 vids per week in most cases....it takes a ton of time and work to create this content and lately, across the board, views have been down due to the mind melting TikTok craze. I don't wanna make short videos....I enjoy teaching and having a "show" vs a "clip" of some kinda mess to show folks. Views are down so why work twice as hard and get 1/4 of the results.....I havn't had a week off from this in 8 years brother...it's tough!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer with the raw matetial on the ground rubbing, scratching, etc could cause gouging, scratches which could cause the final product not to be correct
Great video! I love America and American made products! God bless!🙏🙏
We agree!
I THANK RAPTOR MADE FOR YOUR WORK
This week on 'How It's Made'. Another interesting one. Thanks for your Appreciated of USA.
Good morning Josh thank you for taking us along. Raptor attachments🇺🇸
God bless America
Great video Josh! Thanks for sharing made in America products.
Thanks for sharing the American made production.
You bet
Was hear. Be safe y'all
American Ingenuity! 🙏🏻 🇺🇸 🙏🏻
Very interesant to see usa fabrication I love usa
made parts or equipment
Would like to see more made in America videos
thanks!! Please...share this kinda stuff if you can...the Made In America videos don't do very well for some reason...share share share!! I love visiting places like this, but it's expensive for me to travel...more views...more content and more travel for sure
Love this... Made in Merica... NC...
Hey Josh thank you for the video and I hope you're feeling better I know you said you were under the weather woo
feeling much better now thank you
I can think of 1,000 things that a really big bucket could be used for, starting with collecting firewood cut to size where the trees are felled. Also mucking out cowsheds and like the man said, moving stuff around the farm. Carrying a chainsaw, fuel, spare chains, tools, lifting chains and wire rope gets to be a PITA really quickly - and I end up putting all that stuff in the front bucket - tractors almost never have a place for carrying large tools and other stuff!
I agree...firewood especially!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer It's like this - so you've cut up a birch for firewood and need to get the pieces to the woodshed for splitting. Backing a trailer in there is fiddly and slow and one has to get out and move all those logs. If they are already in a bucket, you can drive up and tip the lot into the exact place where they are supposed to be. And no need to hitch up a trailer and then park and unhitch the thing. It's always better to have stuff on the front of a tractor because that's where I am looking and where I am going - I just wish someone would make a mower/topper that fitted on the front (OK, I know - no PTO drives, but even the self-powered mowers are built only for towing.)
...looking good, this stuff, probably as good as our European (German) steel stuff.......................NICE!!!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
That land leveler is interestng. I was just thinking making soem box blade rippers just like that, using a thin rippers as a weak subsoiler so I can rip through grass for some areas I want to level.
I wish we had more of the multifunction buckets over here. I hear they are darn near standard on UK tractors, but here we opt for separate buckets and grapples.
Great as always
Thank you! Cheers!
Good video
Great to see their operation. I wonder if they would do some custom fab 🤔
Yes,said custom fab side behind curtain
Love good fab
Just started watching. Do the make it in jdqa
I don’t think so but reach out, maybe. You can get an adapter so JD proprietary equipment isn’t your only option also
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Cute woman at the punch press!
Let's ALL use the variation of Bruce Springsteen (?) "MADE in the U.S.A!" Or be like the hockey team in the Olympics when they were chanting "U.S.A., U.S.A, U.S.A!" Y'ALL up wid me here!
Why aren't you making as 0:26 many videos as you used to
I'm making 3 vids per week v/s 4 vids per week in most cases....it takes a ton of time and work to create this content and lately, across the board, views have been down due to the mind melting TikTok craze. I don't wanna make short videos....I enjoy teaching and having a "show" vs a "clip" of some kinda mess to show folks. Views are down so why work twice as hard and get 1/4 of the results.....I havn't had a week off from this in 8 years brother...it's tough!
The raw material rubbing/scratching on the floor- not good quality nor good idea for your competition to see
raw material rubbing/scratching on the floor means what? I'm not sure I understand what you're saying here...please elaborate for us
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer with the raw matetial on the ground rubbing, scratching, etc could cause gouging, scratches which could cause the final product not to be correct