The downside of a PTO generator is that it ties up the tractor from other tasks while its being used. If your power loss is due to a natural disaster such as flood, hurricane, tornado, etc. you may need the tractor for clearing damage and debris. I think a standalone generator is always a better solution to a temporary power loss unless you have additional equipment and can spare the tractor. You may have to use the tractor-powered unit if your power requirements are too great for a portable unit to handle.
A trade off, it’s a fairly low cost way of getting a large KW generator, especially if you shop Facebook marketplace. I’ve seen 25-35kw pot gen heads under 2k. A generator of that size would cost 10k+. An adapter to run it on a side shaft motor would be Nice though.
Good afternoon, colleague.I am writing to you from Belarus, maybe you have heard!? I have a small farm. I recently bought a john deere 4044m tractor to help me in the USA at a Copart auction, faulty (wiring defect). Do you have an electrical diagram for this model?
Good afternoon, colleague, I’m writing to you from distant Belarus, maybe you know, I have a small ranch, I bought a John Deere 40 44 M tractor from you in the States at a Copa rt auction in brackets, maybe you can help me, I need a wiring diagram for this model
Good afternoon, colleague, I’m writing to you from distant Belarus, maybe you know, I have a small ranch, I bought a John Deere 40 44 M tractor from you in the States at a Copa rt auction in brackets, maybe you can help me, I need a wiring diagram for this model
Hi Charlotte! I am sending your info on to Greg, our aftermarket manager. He will either reach out to you or I will get back to you with more info. You can also email him directly at gleopold@shoppas.inc if that helps! -- Jennifer
Good morning, Charlotte! We actually can't find you in our system. The easiest thing to do would be to call Jonna at 979-335-4887 and she can get you set up!
A mother bin is another expense. By adding a mother bin means that there is one more augering step in moving grain which makes for more fines= loss. Fuel used to pull the mother bin to and from a set location and fuel used to drive the long auger= loss. Dont be a slave by having to pay some manufacturer the high expense of a mother bin.
Can't argue with that. I love Deere tractors, but those 5E's no way I'd buy one. I run all 6M Deere's, I'd love to have a JD 5M but not interested in the twin stick transmission that is offered on the 5E's and 5M's.
@@nicholasbrown7068 that transmission and the price of it is exactly what I have no interest in one. The new 5ms have the same trans as the 6ms but I still just don’t like it.
Sales guy can only regurgitate the lies from the uninformed or lying JD training staff. I've seen it first hand the lies that JD spreads at their training programs. All they are doing is setting their sales force up for failure by looking like they are either used car dishonest or uninformed. I'm specifically referring to his comment about the regen not being automatic. About 10 years ago one model was set up that way (not even an M5) and they changed it right away. JD still spreads that lie and apparently uses it as a blanket statement across the entire Kubota lineup. He also exposes his ignorance by comparing the M5-111 to the 5100E.
Your videos are always a delight to watch, my friend. Your hard work and passion for what you do are truly admirable. Keep shining! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
I pay very well compared to any options locally, still no help. Youth found electronics and have no desire to work. Give kids everything and why would they work for anything.....hmmmm
@markdobson4562 kids would work their asses off if lawmakers would let them. How many damn restrictions on kids are there? How many kids get their spouse hustles shutdown due to taxes, regulation, and age? Kids will hustle. Government slows them down.
Sure but I doubt you’d get too much damaged grain running it through one extra auger in normal conditions. And the compaction would only be at the field entrance
It would be less compaction. Set this up at the field entrance. The semi's wouldn't have to enter the field. It would take a little extra work to build a pad for it, but you are only using this on huge field's. Plus I doubt that you are moving this in the field fully loaded.
Not really, his bottleneck is never trucks because he doesn’t get any crazy yields. Like he just had 10 combines in 1 field and 1 truck which is just insane
Or just buy 1 extra grain cart and a couple extra truck dump trailer and now you are REDUNDANT instead of one more crap specialty item which is hard to resell and with HORRIFICALLY expensive parts impossible to find
I’ve shopped and compared these size tractors extensively. The John Deere 5100E in no way compares to the Kubota M5. The Kubota is superior in every way by a long shot! Proper comparison in vs a 5M. 5 M has a few better options than the M5 but M5 has cab size larger and you can get more HP for far less money. 5105 M fully optioned was quoted at 105k whereas the M5-111 fully optioned was quoted at 83k. Kind of a no brained.
I have a M5-111. The JD M series is definitely a better machine. Transmission alone makes it better. However, I would put the M5-111 between a 5100e and 5100m. I also feel like the M5-111 is weak on torque, it doesn’t feel as powerful as a 110Hp should be.
Had a 1984 John Deere 160 with a 12.5 Kawasaki motor. Gave it to a neighbour about 5 years ago and he is still running it. 39 years old and not babied. Standard transmission. Just bought a 2023 x 350 with 48 inch deck for 3 acre lot.
@@oldchev2850 I have a '99 Sears 42". Kohler Command Pro. 900+ hours. We own 2 homes: 3 acres grass and 1 acre grass. They really don't make engines like they used to. Gonna suck to not have a 6 speed, one day. Although I do welcome having brakes. I've yet to ram it into gear to stop it. I should have on many occasions but just didn't.
