The next three things to mention to help a new tractor hydraulics user are: 1) How not to abuse the curl/dump cylinders by back-dragging or digging with the rods extended (there's a higher chance of bending the rods). 2) How to relieve pressure on the system before disconnecting hoses, to lessen the chance of storing the implement or loader with pressurized hoses, which will mysteriously make it nigh impossible to hook them back up next time. 3) How to wipe the couplers clean before hooking them up, to help prevent entraining crud into the system.
Thanks Chief. I continue to learn “stuff”. Probably nothing there I didn’t know, but a refresher is not a bad thing. I hope your projects progress as intended. I’m a big believer in multiple tractors, small acreage but lots of tractors and lots of fun. Grease is your friend, friend! If you are not getting dirty/greasy you are doing it Wrong! JMO. 6 out.
Thank you for the explanation on "Detent". I think I have a better understanding now. My Mahinda has a physical hook latch that holds the detent engaged.
Great video Tony, as a new TYM 413 (Australian model) owner myself ive been watching your videos to learn how to use mine. Ive put a video together of my own adventures so far, love to see what what you think if you get a chance to check it out. They are an awesome piece of machinery! Cheers from down under, James.
I wish I'd seen this back when I bought my first tractor. All we had growing up was an old gas powered Ferguson 30! As you, I also like it when my wife takes an interest and likes to do stuff with the tractors. One suggestion for you for a new video. A lot of folks that have new tractors naturally want to move and level dirt. A short class on how you use your laser to make sure you're actually getting a level project would be much appreciated by many. Just my .02
The next three things to mention to help a new tractor hydraulics user are:
1) How not to abuse the curl/dump cylinders by back-dragging or digging with the rods extended (there's a higher chance of bending the rods).
2) How to relieve pressure on the system before disconnecting hoses, to lessen the chance of storing the implement or loader with pressurized hoses, which will mysteriously make it nigh impossible to hook them back up next time.
3) How to wipe the couplers clean before hooking them up, to help prevent entraining crud into the system.
He has ,Numerous times.
Thanks Chief. I continue to learn “stuff”. Probably nothing there I didn’t know, but a refresher is not a bad thing. I hope your projects progress as intended. I’m a big believer in multiple tractors, small acreage but lots of tractors and lots of fun. Grease is your friend, friend! If you are not getting dirty/greasy you are doing it Wrong! JMO. 6 out.
I agree. Grease is our friend. Merry Christmas, Sir.
You Guys have "Read my mind".
Amazing video my friend as always all the best to you all
Thank you! You too!
Nice explanation for new tractor owners!
Thanks 👍
Thank you for the explanation on "Detent". I think I have a better understanding now. My Mahinda has a physical hook latch that holds the detent engaged.
Awesome stuff, as always, guys 👏
Glad you enjoyed it!
That microphone close to the tractor when running makes it sound like the tractor is under water.
Very informative!! Thanks for sharing, Tony!
Great video Tony, as a new TYM 413 (Australian model) owner myself ive been watching your videos to learn how to use mine. Ive put a video together of my own adventures so far, love to see what what you think if you get a chance to check it out. They are an awesome piece of machinery!
Cheers from down under, James.
Great video on hydraulics, but that Titan bed looks interesting.
I wish I'd seen this back when I bought my first tractor. All we had growing up was an old gas powered Ferguson 30! As you, I also like it when my wife takes an interest and likes to do stuff with the tractors. One suggestion for you for a new video. A lot of folks that have new tractors naturally want to move and level dirt. A short class on how you use your laser to make sure you're actually getting a level project would be much appreciated by many. Just my .02
Thank you my friend. I have actually made that video in the past but maybe it's time to do a newer version.
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Must have recorded this before the Cabin build ??
Thanks Tony..
No, this was recorded recently. However, we keep all of our old videos for situations like this.
R810 😅
Nice information Sir ty 👍👏🏆🏆👴🐕🚜🦌😎🤠🙏🙏💙
Thank you.
Great video. I've been looking for a lightweight dbl cylinder grapple like the one on this video. Which one is this? Thanks.
This particular one is a precision manufacturing 322. The company was bought out but I think the new owner is still making the same grapple.
Which post hole digger do you have?
Ironcraft. I did a video recently.
What is the tractor model t25?
T25