Farm Tractor University: First 4 implements to get started

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Today on the farm: Farm Tractor University: First 4 implements to get started. We'll walk around the farm and show you virtually every implement we have purchased so far, give you some sound advice that might save you money! Hope ya'll enjoy!
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@jakekeller4092 5 лет назад

Love hearing and looking at tractors! In the market for one now!

@StoneyRidgeFarmer 5 лет назад

Awesome! Hope this gives you some good food for thought

@teddyandbenita 5 лет назад

What county you in we live in surry

@ericmccormac6102 Год назад

I love my YNMR 2420D! Got it refurbished from Jack! I got the backhoe and 6 ft scraper. Its awesome. I am preparing my 3.5 acres for development.

@aaronbrown66 5 лет назад

The rule of thumb is 1 foot of brush hog per 5 hp of tractor. I pull a 6ft bush hog behind my 32 hp 1953 ford jubilee and it cuts great.

@mds6387 3 года назад

My number one top pick would be a front loader tractor. Always get a tractor with a front loader. I use the front loader bucket A LOT. Makes installing culverts a breeze, loading & dumping gravel, moving dirt & clay around, scooping branches onto the burn pile, and the list goes on. A front loader is a must on the farm!

@bigskye606 3 года назад

Up here in Canada, a snowblower is a must-have implement.

@JesseHires 5 лет назад

Gotta love the 68 Bronco. Used to have one, was even a 68. Best farm implement ever! :-)

@amos3three941 5 лет назад

4 wheel drive regardless of hp, front-end loader, grapple, bush hog, and box scraper in that order. The grapple and front-end loader may be the most used implements, depending on your acres and trees and cleaning up the land.

@durwoodfoote9607 2 года назад

Good job. I love "what to buy first" video and stories. Decades ago, as a "new-bee" home owner, a friend told me as a "first time home owner" tool to buy was an electric drill (way before battery power) and I found that to be great advice! No matter what ones "first time" experience might be, check first with folks who've been there, done that. It will save you lots of time, money, head aches! Thanks.

@Bmflinchum 4 года назад

Love the Bronco! I have a '75. Been watching for advice on my first tractor and implements.

@LetsRogerThat 4 года назад

Thanks for the video. Its very helpful to hear the voice of experience to buy the right tools at the right time 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@christianbotello8537 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing those every attachments when it comes to preparing ground, and planting. We just got a tractor and I’m looking into how to farm with a tractor instead of by hand and with a small Troy Bilt tiller .

@haroldsherrill5883 5 лет назад

Great video, probably help a lot of folks to think before the buy, about what they will actually use.

@PacificCoastDrifter 5 лет назад

completely agree on the 4 most important and practical implements! Great vids man, keep 'em coming!

@IAanchor 3 года назад

I know this is an old video but my wife and I just started looking at buying acreage. We’ll need to maintain a road, clear out some timber to create trails, till up some area for lawn, gardens and food plots. The rest will be leased out to farm crops. Your videos are extremely helpful and I appreciate the format.

@gd2561 5 лет назад

Josh god bless you brother! I enjoy your videos, very informative and positive flow of what’s what on the farm. I discovered your videos after buying a Massey which I’m getting ready to use on our little piece of property soon. Can’t wait :) keep up the good work.

@randomanonymoushuman 3 года назад

every time i get a new question about working on my new block of land, you seem to have a video about it, legend mate.

@calamaridog 5 лет назад

Front end loader would be the #1 most useful thing. I have added forks, flail mower, and post hole digger so far. Next will be whatever I need at the time the most. Thanks for the tractor content!

@JohnMartinez-sm1sk 5 лет назад

Hey happy 🐻 great video, your place is still beautiful even in the winter, great care taken all around

@kylewallace2650 5 лет назад

Always entraining ..since I can't have my own farm I get to enjoy your videos everyday

@DraperMortimer 5 лет назад

Loved looking at the tractors

@robburke8867 5 лет назад

Always Great videos. Thanks for all you do. Much appreciated!

@johnclark5009 4 года назад

I have a Rhino CY72 bush hog I use just about every day. It mounts on my old Ford 420. I do have a rake, a box scraper, and a pair of 3 point forks for it as well. Nice video!!

@ISXCUMMINS565 5 лет назад

Good stuff right there! I have an old 1066 international with MX15 on 1000 pto.. I use it one or 2 times a year👍

@adamallisonprosser1024 5 лет назад

Love the info! Up here in CNY I’d put a snowblower or push blade on that list also

@chrissperry1830 Год назад

Very informative. Helpful as I'm about to purchase a new tractor and some attachments. Definitely a grapple.

@festorfamine 5 лет назад

Do a video showing the tiller. Every time I uses mine it always amazes me how soft, airy, and smooth the soil look.

@DADKATARiNA1824 5 лет назад

Great information. All great ideas of things to have. I would only add start with a tractor with a front end loader

@hugoburton5222 4 года назад

Useful implements I have: 3 point PTO chipper. Also a PTO concrete mixer if you're into building stuff.

@snapstring3134 5 лет назад

Great advice. I couldn’t to without a front end bucket, but everyone has different needs

@grantamor7254 5 лет назад

box blade, Pallet forks, bush hog, 3pt chipper! Great video, Thank you.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer 5 лет назад

Good ones!

@onehillfarm7002 5 лет назад

I've been waiting for this one... Have about 10 acres with some woods and a creek. Now have 3 mowers and 2 pull swishers... New Holland skid steer and a small disc I pull with my pickup. Definitely need a box blade and V rake, but currently no PTO or 3 point.

@bryanmackey1788 4 года назад

Modified my carryall with 2 by 6 planking and sides, like having a pickup truck bed on my tractor. Very handy for hauling cut logs from woods.

@jimcole6423 4 года назад

I agree with you bryan, the lift all has been a life saver.

@CentralNH 3 года назад

Loader bucket, mower, York rake, some type of blade. My 4 most used

@sajesh.ssajesh2357 4 года назад

Thank you boss.. i am a indian tractor driver.. your chanel is great..

@jakemcclintock8696 4 года назад

Another good vid. Intelligently discussed and well-photographed. Thanks agin.

@scottledger664 4 года назад

Thanks man great vid We just bought a farm and we’re getting into exactly this. Would like to turn a cow farm into a horse farm to grow hay. While I focus on building our new house on property. Watched lots of your vids very informative

@Bushcraftprepper56 5 лет назад

I agree with everything you said except that the carry all is a waste. We have a 120 acre pecan farm (grove) and the carry all gets used more than any other implement we have except for maybe the brush hog. I would say its invaluable to us. Great video. I always enjoy your stuff. Keep them coming.

@michaelkenny9027 2 года назад

good video, very helpful to a beginner like me. Would like to have seen how some of those implements hook up and work.

@michaelchastain4957 5 лет назад

Hey Josh. Love the videos, tractors and farm life. I am hoping to get a tractor soon. I live in the mountains of Western North Carolina.

@townsendliving9750 5 лет назад

I dont have 4 yet, but my first ones I bought with the tractor were backhoe, scrape blade( wish i would have got one with hydraulics that adjust in all the differnt directions. I got a reverse tine rototiller. And I guess that front loader of that counts. Front quick attach forks are my next investment

@fender5247 5 лет назад

Great video as always I just love your John Deere tractor it’s my favorite keep the videos coming. God bless you and your family josh:-)

@andylamm5571 Год назад

Thank you for helping me. Your information has been very good. I just need to find a site or someone to show me how to plant Corn, Beans, and where to find 2 or 4 row planters. And what's needed to plow around the row crops when they come up. Simple farming like farmers did 40 - 50 years ago.

@fuddrucker74 3 года назад

I actually agree with everything you said and all your attachments. I would add a dump trailer that can be towed behind a 3/4 ton truck and tractor with drawbar. I would say though, by having a tiller, bucket with grapple and bush hog, and dump trailer,, you can advertise for clearing land and setting up gardens for people in the time between harvest and freeze and freeze and planting. Its usually some downtime that you can supplement your income with cash with "spare" time and machinery that would otherwise be sitting idle. Great Channel, man. Thanks for the content.

@xzavior21 Год назад

Well I certainly needed this! just got a 50hp tractor without a loader and needed to know where to start. Everyone's opinion helps when you are starting out.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer Год назад

there ya go!!! Good luck for sure....a good Woods rotary brush hog would be my first purchase, along with a nice woods scrape blade to keep up roads and push debris...next get yourself a grapple...then look at tillers and such

@jamesdjesse 2 года назад

Thank you. I just bought 10 acres and a new jd3038 tractor. it came with the front loader and brush hog. my next purchase will be a post hole digger and a tiller. Great video

@StoneyRidgeFarmer 2 года назад

take my advice...rent a post hole digger....cheaper. That's one piece of equipment that sits all the time on the farm...better to rent unless you are building a major fence project

@ahmedbaig7279 3 года назад

When we bought out tractor in 1960, It was robust 55 hp internatoonal harvestor. There were three implements namely Mouldbourd Plough ( 4 tines), Rotavtor (46 blades) and a 4 wheel Chessis for carriage. The mouldboard plough was doing very fine job in the field. Then Rotavator was used.

@HamiltonvilleFarm 5 лет назад

Great video. Gotta have those things to make life easier 🙂

@kabl23 4 года назад

Great video. Thanks for the tips. You make the subject interesting by moving it along quickly. Some videos on youtube are like watching paint dry. 😃 Just a side note. If you were in Canada, your number 1 implement would be a snow blower. 👍

@chrismeatball2567 4 года назад

there are so many attachments. it's its own school of knowledge.

@raybeaudoin7141 2 года назад

You did a good job explaining the the pit falls

@daynecox3149 5 лет назад

Very good and interesting to watch Thanks.

@skipstein744 5 лет назад

I appreciate your insights...

@vitalsigncompany 5 лет назад

another honest and perfect video josh. keep them coming. ric in massachusetts

@antman-uc9hh 5 лет назад

Great video.. id recommend a transport box as a very useful implement too

@kbberlin7281 3 года назад

That was very helpful, thank you!

@WelshRabbit 5 лет назад

Wow, I couldn't believe my ears when you said a carry-all was a total waste of money. Of course, in the present configuration you have, that's perfectly understandable. I built mine out with with pressure-treated 2" x 8" yellow pine over a frame from Tractor Supply to form a nice wide platform and back. I added removable sides and swinging gate, and underneath, I added a standard 2" trailer receiver. I use a John Deere Quick Hitch to mount the carry-all behind the tractor so it's instantly on or off, but since I use it so often, it's more often on than off. I LOVE my carry-all and it is one of the cheapest yet most useful implements I have ever owned. Of course, I have pretty much all the other implements you mentioned, but I'd say my loader bucket or loader forklift forks are by far the most useful to me on the front end. I also have a removable backhoe, but it's a pain to put on and remove and not nearly as efficient as a real TLB would be, especially given that my tractor is a fully cab version.

@stephancrandall9579 5 лет назад

My first attachments: scraper, brush hog, backhoe, and (yet to buy) tiller.

@shawnwood4317 5 лет назад

You Rock Josh! Great Video

@tnwhitley 4 года назад

Great advice for anyone getting into farming!

@StoneyRidgeFarmer 4 года назад

thanks Mark

@gmanjay3541 5 лет назад

Damn Josh....you've got all the fun toys

@linopacheco9124 4 года назад

What an educational video! Subscribing right now.

@LibertyGarden 5 лет назад

On the top of my list right now, for my needs, would be an auger for building fence.

@lilahnewton7940 5 лет назад

Great as always stoney. 🚜

@larrymoore6640 5 лет назад

I like this type video especially for a person like me. I inherited a compact tractor, single blade, bush hog, and finish mower from my Dad. Since I'm going to be planting a large garden and help in a flower farm I bought a tiller and EA garden bedder. I think I should have got a single plow to setup the ground for the Spring planting.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer 5 лет назад

Thanks for the positive input Larry!

@mwnciboo 4 года назад

Don't plough it, upsets your land and its ecology, just rotovator it. Ploughing is very damaging, a good percentage of farmers near me do not plough but cultivate crops over crops, with a No-Till policy.

@glennmarybethmartin5324 4 года назад

Very informitave! Thanks!

@mrtt_awakeandreadytofight 5 лет назад

simple, straight to the point, nice n easy to follow, please get yr own TV show, the guys on there now sux haha

@wiedapp 4 года назад

I think what you need depends on the condition of the farm you bought and what you want to do. A front end loader with a bucket, a fork and a pallet attachment and a grader for the three point hitch are good for general use in my opinion. Maybe some ballast weights, too. Literally every other attachment depends on the circumstances.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer 4 года назад

True.....we've had no use for ballast weights though

@MiserableOldFart Год назад

Box blade, yes, number 1. Rear blade too if moving snow in winter. 3 point chipper.. 3pt. carryall is nice to make a box to carry firewood with, so you can fill the loader bucket plus that.

@sybamunki 2 года назад

These are my picks for my sub compact for our smallholding - loader, bush hog, box blade/grader, tiller. If money was no object possibly a chipper and log splitter.

@ReapWhatYouSeauxLeJeune 4 года назад

Great information thanks for sharing

@menace2584 5 лет назад

Would depend more on what kind of farming one would be doing. If raising crops on a small scale or having a pasture and raising hay; each would require different equipment to function. You have a great collection and all suits your needs. For myself: bush hog, turning plow, and disk are a must. Would like to have a loader, cultipacker, and box blade. I am learning a lot from your videos Josh.

@onehillfarm7002 5 лет назад

And a crafstman riding mower attachment. 2wd 4 wheeler with no hitch and a 50" snowplow... I need to combine some stuff

@dankriewald4764 3 года назад

Good Job , Thank You

@davekimbler2308 5 лет назад

And o yes a PTO driven snowblower ( I live in Minnesota)

@jwwilliams 5 лет назад

Good stuff Josh thanks.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer 5 лет назад

Glad ya enjoyed the video Joseph

@RCPSU4 3 года назад

When I'm able to get my own place, I've already got my mind set on a 1025R with the MSL, but I'm looking to get a Bucketeer (saw that on Tractor Time with Tim) which is a jack of all trades implement. In addition, probably sticking with a snow blower, chipper/shredder, and a stump grinder. Mowing wise, I'm considering the midmount Auto-connect deck.

@synapticaxon9303 2 года назад

racheting come-along isn't an attachment but i tend to use it with my tractor quite a bit to get at the hanging trees or stuff where the tractor can't easily go, and some tow chains. The TOOLS you keep in the cab or box in the field with you are critical too. You can't be huffing it back to the garage for that wrench. Helps to have a level too for adjusting the "angle of the dangle", as they say. And bring that Deep Woods OFF.

@HarryHound1 5 лет назад

Hi Great video as always, the only item I would change is I find a 4 in 1 bucket more useful than a grapple Michael

@mysticdavestarotmachinesho5093 5 лет назад

LOL Stoney Ridge farm. I live in Virginia on a ridge ... the locals say there are two rocks for every dirt here. Stoney Ridge indeed. ;-)

@mikel5253 5 лет назад

Great more tractor info

@clairemeisner7280 5 лет назад

Love the videos

@williamhathaway7351 5 лет назад

Make sure tractor is 4 wheel drive, front end loader, 2 rear remotes are good so you can do top n tilt, also true third function on loader. Grapple - I prefer long bottom style Box blade Landscape rake Rotary cutter -- (brush hog) don't use mine a lot, but handy to have.

@markheselden438 3 года назад

Good stuff thanks

@danielsanders2895 5 лет назад

Good stuff man once again

@diamonddog257 5 лет назад

good stuff .. thanks for the video ......

@samuelmarshall1003 5 лет назад

I,'ll take that carry all frame if u don't want it.lol .I drive a gas tanker through ur neck of woods everyday.From Greensboro to Roanoke. I live in hillsville. Enjoy ur videos .whoooo!!!

@sneak6654 5 лет назад

I would add a 5th implement and it would be optional depending on how much snow you get in the winter. A pivoting snow blade that mounts on your loader and snow chains for your tractor tires. If you live where it snows a lot it will make life easier.

@thomasdesmond2248 5 лет назад

I couldn't agree more. The pallet forks would be number 5 and a must have. Just after the top 4.

@brentertainmentchannel2131 5 лет назад

Wonderful video! I got a 3-acre farm here in Philippines with only carabao-drawn plough! =)

@deanc2006 5 лет назад

I would recommend using the plow at least once before the rototiller. Because you can buy a used plow for a couple hundred bucks. Use it to make sure there are no hidden surprises. After that, the rototiller is awesome. Just hate to tear up expensive equipment when I don't have to. You can use even resale them and get your money back.

@kennethwarrick7855 2 года назад

I have a carryall that I have a gasoline powered air compressor mounted for driving t-post, plus any other thing that needs air. #1 = bush hog, #2 = disc, #3 = front end loader, and #4 = 150 gal sprayer. Other items are grader/scraper, rear blade, grapple, hyd. post hole digger, garden bedder, trailer, etc.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer 2 года назад

interesting....sprayer over and above a scrape blade...and disc...if ya eliminated the disc..you could probably eliminate the sprayer my brotha

@kennethwarrick7855 2 года назад

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer No sir, I have a lot of acreage to be sprayed annually (tree farm).

@jayanddenissejones6648 5 лет назад

Another great video! Hugely informative. I've got a Kubota M7060 and my four top implements are the same as you'res except I've got 72" "Land Leveler" instead of the Box Blade because I have a mile long gravel driveway.

@danielmeyer403 5 лет назад

LOVE MINE.....WOULDN'T EVEN ATTEMPT GRAVEL DRIVEWAY AND PARKING LOT WORK WITHOUT ONE. WAY FASTER THAN BOX BLADE AND DOES A BETTER JOB. BB IS BETTER SUITED FOR ROUGHER GRADING, THEN FINISH GRADE WITH LAND PLANE. WORKS EQUALLY WELL WITH DIRT.....DAN FROM MONTANA

@jameswright1540 5 лет назад

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@smokymountainoutdoorsman1991 5 лет назад

I've just got a box scraper, bush hog and boom pole for my tractor. I've used the boom pole like once, so I wouldn't recommend it. For attachments 3 and 4 I'd say get a front bucket and maybe a rear scoop like a backhoe. I've managed fine for years without any of those things, but they would be nice to have.

@thefundad704 3 года назад

I like the 68 Bronco the best!

@ozzy1066 4 года назад

Gracias amigo por la info.

@jrsfishing1 5 лет назад

Great video! I need to get me a loader after seeing your videos. I have a woods BW12' batwing mower (35-75hp rating) it handles great on my 55hp john deere. You should look into one if youre just mowing pastures. Great time saver!

@erichoffman3593 5 лет назад

This is what I've always heard as well. 1ft per 5 pto horsepower.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer 5 лет назад

Thanks...my step father has one and he loves it

@woofy548 5 лет назад

Id have to have a backhoe attachment in my top 4 . Cool video

@hugoburton5222 4 года назад

Depends what you're doing. I wouldn't say I use mine that often.

@andreyarabadzhi2103 3 года назад

Thank you!!!

@christianbotello8537 3 года назад

I love this

@frankdougherty3233 3 года назад

Not to be nosey (really) but everybody here is wondering ... 1) Do you farm full time? 2) Do you have "other" resources" to be able to afford all these nice implements, attachments, and tractors? Don't want to "know your business" it is just ... everybody here is surely wondering any and all things "they might be missing". Btw, GREAT VIDEO -- absolutely jam-packed with :just what you want to know. Great Job!

@austinclark3414 5 лет назад

Hey Josh i would replace the roto tiller with just a plain ole disk harrow because then you can youe the money on a bigger tractor or bigger disk since it wont be requiring a pto