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My Mahindra emax 25 has a 3rd function, I have a loader for my international tractor that I am looking at putting a similar loader with a 4 in 1 bucket on it.
I had a Deere sub-compact, but after I purchased 50 acres of raw land, I needed something bigger. After my research, I knew I'd never buy another Deere. Most brands are similar, but I had what specs and attachments were a must, and then I had a radius I wouldn't pass. I have a Kubota fairly close to me, and just inside the radius, I have a Kioti and New Holland dealership. With Kioti I purchased the NS4710 with a cab and 4 attachments for several thousand less than a comparable Kubota stripped.
@@GoodWorksTractors well I'm not a sheep. I'll try it out when I can walk into a store and get it off the shelf. Most people who actually know the value of wealth feel the same way.
@@betarseller7437 Who called you a sheep? It’s easy to research products online. What are you going to learn by touching and feeling this product that you can’t learn through video and online product information? Your reasoning is illogical. You are in the vast minority of customers as most prefer online shopping. There is a huge downward trend in brick and mortar businesses closing or failing. Similar to newspapers. They will continue to gradually fade away. The only thing constant is change. Don’t change and get left behind.
@@GoodWorksTractors riiiiight because nobody has ever gotten something in the mail that turned out to not be what it claimed to be. ..next youre going to tell me walmart and tractor supply are failing?...you "go ahead" without me..im not concerned
I really appreciate your honest opinion on the equipment you sell. It is not found often. Thanks you for your efforts to bring good solid equipment to us!
In the 70s it was called an the blanket that mom didn't know dad and his elves were dragging around the yard collecting leaves and crap. lol In the military they were medical stretchers.
I’m wondering how much you think the larger stump bucket will cost, ballpark estimate. But the smaller one would sure come in handy on my tractor. I have a lot of stumps to clear and I can’t do stump grinders anymore. Also need to make some ditches and trenches for electric lines.
I've had several incidences on my little Mitsubishi 1801D 25 horsepower tractor where I've tipped over and had to reach out and grab a tree and shove myself back down in order to plant that lifted tire back onto the ground to keep from tipping all the way over
Your chain drag mat just needs a bit more weight to be more effective. As is, it’s too light and rides over stuff instead of plowing through. Add 2 or 3 metal steel pipes from side to side on front edge and 1 or 2 on the back edge. Since grass seed shouldn’t be covered over very much, your drag mat as is might be better than your thatching rack on shallow.
Great product. For stuck UTV etc with sloted wheels look at TrackGrabbers. Easy storage, can be made up on the spot in a pinch with branch wood or 2×4.
I have Beet juice in my Kubota.. filled by Kubota.. with rubber valves and yep.. the brass valve center has blown out of 3 of the 4 tires.. and this was main dealer
The wheel guards on the small unit deflect grass so it’s not packed down? How? It’s already packed down by pulling unit! And the deflector doesn’t move gras away from tire track! No deflector on other models? Why not? I’ve got 4000 miles on my 2-up ATV that doesn’t have Kevlar embedded tires without any punctures to date.
I use the hood of an old compact car. If I could , I would use 4' wide half inch thick conveyor belt. Here the ground has 3trillion to the 5th power rocks of every size and color. Plastic sleds would last one day and tben in the trash . Good idea though.
According to what most nutritionists are saying these days Seems like loading your tractor tires with beet juice would give them a stiffy nitrous oxide Rush boyoyoy yoooong ! 🎯
Great video. I like the stake pocket D-Rings. Appreciate you sharing lessons learned. For the wood, farmers have been using used motor oil for ages. You can cut it with little diesel if you want, if the wood is dry, it will drink. Doing something as often as the wood needs it is key. I've also used regular deck stain. Over 15 years with original wood on my wood deck trailer stored mostly in the open. I think storing it under a tree or in a shaded area gives you other issues with mold, moss etc. A light pressure washing before helps with even application.
New holland workmaster 33 we've got one with i cracked block and new holland says its our fault. Only about 400hr and they said it's from abuse but tractor looks new. This is also a known issue they said they would replace the block and we could buy a bracket to keep it from happening again no thank you new holland. Should've had a recall to fix it on ur dime not the owners.
I own an used iseki tx 1300F 3 years now.... mostly bush hoging...im satisfied for my 10 acres flat property.BUT! I bought it 2.800€ and i have to restore it 2 years later spending another 2.000€... thank god these Japanese mini devils have good resale prices! Make good search for your needs. I personally wouldn't prefer a similar compact with 25-30 HP than 17 i have now to be 100% satisfied...
Bumpy lawn due to stump removal is way different from a typical bumpy uneven lawn. And how many folks have the equipment or access to equipment like you showed? This was not for the standard typical homeowner.
Thanks. I just bought one used but it didn’t come with a manual. I had trouble getting it started this morning because I didn’t know about getting the ‘glow plugs’ heated up first. Appreciate it.
T H A N K Y O U YOU way have saved me ! I was going to buy a JCB 1CXT Machine ! I TALKED TO 3 PEOPLE THAT didn't recommend JCB TO me . Then I see your video . Wow I not buy the JCB 1CBT , I AM GOING TO BUY 😂Korbota machines .
The regular PTO connection isn’t a problem. The stupid plastic safety crap is what makes dealing with it inconvenient. That’s why they get chucked in the fuckit bucket. No more issues. And no less safe since I utilize common sense.
One thing that I noticed you're missing is gravel fines as a final top layer, if you get fines locked in between the bigger stones and get it nice and compacted, it will keep it bound together and keep it from washing out and will last for many years. As far as the road fabric goes, if you can get down to that sub soil layer of clay and get the top soil out you really shouldn't need fabric. Id also look at it from a cost point of view, is it going to cost more to dig or to just put road fabric down.
I love your videos , so, thank you. I live just over the border from you in southern ontario. I was at a Kubota dealer this week and suggested mounting a snow pusher on a mint condition L5740 they have I want to buy and they very strongly suggested NOT doing that since the loader can be easily damaged by hitting something under the snow. Your thoughts?
Great video. You described everything really well. I’m glad I don’t have to worry about because all I use is air and implements for weight. 😊. Thanks for the info. 👍❤️
I made one out of a woven polyester forming wire. They are used on Nonwovens or tissue forming machines. They were 12’ wide x 40 - 80’ long. A double layer in a truck bed allowed me to unload an entire bed full of mulch by hooking the top layer to a tree and driving off.