If you like yard maintenance and tractors you found the channel for you! I have a John Deere 1025R sub-compact tractor and a John Deere 648R commercial stand-on mower as well as many other pieces of equipment. This channel is mostly videos using equipment (AKA Mowing lawn's, Snow removel, and Loader work) but occasionally we will get into some fabrication and equipment maintenance. If this is something you like be sure to subscribe.
If I remember, you have the mauser cab? If you do, it would be awesome if you showed a video of the removal. As far as I know, there are no removal videos on youtube.
I've been using the 54" HD snowblower on my 2025R for the past 3 seasons, and it's made clearing my 700' driveway a breeze. So easy to use that I was able to sell off my SuperDuty with a plow attachment and rely solely on this setup.
If you never been bush hogging and got into a bee hive you would buy a cab every year! I can do without a cab in the winter but in the summer it’s too much stuff that can hurt or kill you.
It was me who asked about your camera/monitor set up on Instagram. Very nice! :) I love the halo concept behind the light/camera mounting. I'm going to look into doing that with mine. :)
wow I just found an unopened 358.350202 I purchased in 2003 I think, anyway I’m gonna try to get it started Glad to know you like the prior model, tells me it’s durable Nice video!
Modifying your snowblower so the chute rotate 260° instead of the default 180° would really facilitate your runs. Really easy to do, just need to replace the original 2 middle sheaves on the snowblower chute rotation mechanism with double-grooved ones and rerouting the cables. I designed and 3D printed the sheaves on mine and it is still holding up after 3 winters of rigorous uses. I have shared everything on the description in the link of the video below, including the link to download the 3D files. Believe me, you won't know what your are missing until you see it in action. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dP4hjh7xvh8.html Cheers from Canada ❄❄❄❄🚜 ...
You just made my day!!!!!!! You actually sent me this last year and a 3D printed a set but after thinking about it, I really wanted them to be metal. I'm sure the 3D printed set would work but in the middle of a snowstorm I just don't have time for brake downs. So I wanted to have a fab shop machine a set out of aluminum this fall but couldn't find the STL files on my computer and couldn't find what video you commented on. So this is awesome! I even spent a few hours searching thingiverse but there search isn't that great. I bookmarked the link already. Monday ill give them a call and send the the STL and have the CNC me a set or two.
@ofeverything6468You will love it, the ability to throw snow backward, is just awesome. You may have to adjust the diameter of the center holes on the sheaves so you could maybe use brass bushings instead of the copper pipe couplers, that way, they will last for ever. Cheers
what is the top road speed? And when you are doing a good clip down the road, does the blower bounce around violently? Also, do you clean up the front walkways and garage fronts after clearing?
How bad does it hurt? I had 1 in my nose(ng) & that was really miserable! It made me sicker & had it taken out 24 hours later. They have talk abt a G/J feeding tube for me but I'm scared. What do u have again?
So I never had a NG tube, with my gastroparesis we knew I needed something long-term. Did a lot of talking with the surgeon and we decided to do a J-Tube. It is a little bit more involved surgery but with a J-Tube it cant flip. A G/J the "J" part can commonly end up working its way out of the intestines and back into the stomach. So, my surgery experience take with a grain of salt, I was severely malnourished. The surgery went well but the next 3 week it felt like I had a broken rib. I was very sore and it was hard to use your muscles on that side. It goes away in a few week and now I dont even notice the tube.
Content request: the video system that you have installed, like, the monitors, etc. Can you do a video about that stuff? Your rig is awesome, love the setup!
You have built an awesome work place for yourself. With as much snow removal as you do as a business. Have you had many failures, like drive shafts or pto? I'm doing a pretty good amount of snow removal here in Idaho in the mountains where our cabin is. Same 47in HD blower as yours. In 2 years i have only broke 1 shear bolt.
So I no longer have this yellow snowblow. I had a lot of problems with the hitch. I'm now running the 47in Heavy Duty Snowblower ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JwJmPdjF3ZM.html If I would be still running the yellow snowblower it would be junk by now, the new green HD snowblower is great. this is my second year with this blower and I only broke the chute cable and the top part of the chute.
@masterofeverything6468 thank you for the reply. I have the same 47in HD green blower as you. I'm glad to hear you haven't had any failures with the tractor while doing this much work with it. Maintenance is key also
The 1025R is only 47.2 inches wide but that not why I went with a 47in snowblower. I went with a 47in because it fits down a city sidewalk without ripping up the grass.
There are a few tricks I learnt over time. I'm just using the standard 1/4-20 grade 5 bolts, exactly what JD sells. The tricks are to make sure the nut is on the inside, this keeps the shank of the bolt on the shear line. The next one I don't know why it works and helps, but don't over tight the bolt. The nut is a lock nut, so no need to fully tight it, I can literally still spin the bolt. My city's DPW has the same blower and I was talking to one of the guys and they where having the same problem, I showed him who loss I keep the shear bolt and they gave it a try. I talk to the same guy the other day and the haven't broke any since.
Great Video! I've recorded video from an old GoPro and I would love to start posting videos of using my equipment doing different things! You said you used to have the yellow snowblower and you switched for this green one. What didn't you like about the previous? I have the yellow 52" on the front of my JD2320.
Post them even if you don't do any editing. I have 3 videos going over what I didn't like about the yellow snowblower, here is a link to them ru-vid.com/group/PLIOEap-SqCps-YFNX8CGSmdedX7j8uR88&si=dYssqp9jdO860ect
@@masterofeverything6468 I have to figure out how to edit them. Just cutting parts out and putting them together again even. I have no clue how to do voice overs either. Some people sure have great videos.
LOL, I'm in Wisconsin. If you get your driveway done around here for $20 its the neighbor kid. If its anyone with a business with insurance it is $50 at a minimum. I done a long driveway up a hill with a secondary driveway, I charge over $250 every time it snows.
Curious would like to know how many times do you go out and how much snow accumulation do you get a season we go out about 25 to 30 times and we get about 7 ft of snow ?
this blower is the one they put on there commercial unit i think it's 1485 john deere unit. I used one at my job at a school district was a good blower
