FINALLY Got the Duals on the 7810 John Deere! 

I can remember back in 1977 helping the Farmer put the hub duel's on the 706 German diesel !!!! We used a 2by12 under the main tire too !!!! We also took the front weights off the tractor then the tractor went to green giant and they hooked a Big farmhand manure spreader to it and it went on the Silage pile for the CORN PACK !!!! YOU GUY'S CAN BRING BACK OLD MEMORY 😊❤

That 7810 is neat !

My goodness, when I was 20 years old my brother and I had "contests" of strength putting duals on. Now that I'm in my mid 50's, those days are long gone. Like the older folk would say ,"work smarter not harder". Love Pa's FFA shirt too.

We used to mess around with those duals every year till dad got a hernia lifting one of those tires... Kept them on for good after that :0

As always a nice video to watch. Brings back memories of when we had to put them on.

Great video! I always enjoy your videos and your family farm. Thank you!

Looking like our 7800 now!!

Gee,that looks like so much fun!! When I stand up from my easy chair my back will remind me of how many times I have pushed and pulled on a two sets of duals for our field tractors 🚜 😳. Yep ,the good old days!! One thing,duals really help out in the field. 😊.

When I worked on a farm thru the 80s we put the dual in the skid steer bucket tilt it on move side to side to line the holes up 1 man job that way

Cool video today thanks for sharing

We drive ours up on a 6x6, then use our forks on the skidsteer on the stood up dual, just drive in, one guy outside the machine can get one bolt started pretty easy if the guy in the machine can run it, once one is started the wheel can be bumped around with just one of the forks to get it on the dual hub flange. That used to be a put on in the spring, take them back off to run processing tomato rows all summer which are spaced at 60", then put them back on in the fall to harvest them, only to pull them off for winter. Now with just hay, I haven't put them on in a number of years. Don't really miss it.

That 7810 is a beautiful tractor. Awesome video guys, that's cool that your dad grabs the camera now too! You guys have definitely found your RU-vid calling haha

Enjoyed the video. Hope your planting goes well and praying for a good growing season for you.

Nice work! Installing duals is not one of our most enjoyed tasks to do but it has to be done😄

Patiently waiting! 😃

Man I wish I had someone to help me put my duals on I have to do it myself on my 1370 and my 986! 😀

We also take the duels on on off on our farm ! Me and my dad take a Saturday after noon and do 3 tractors. We have one axle set, one t rail style, and one that clamps to rim. The clamps on rim is the most fun.. haha love the videos guys !

Nice job have a good day

Interesting stuff man👍👍👍👍👍👍

Can't tell you how many duels I put on. When I first started, I put a couple on backwards and thought, "oh crap" I gotta do it over.

Your dad sounds like Steve Smith from the Red Green Show.

Nice

I hate putting them on but tractors just look meaner once there on

Curious why you need duals on a 7810 with MFWD. We have a 6170M with 20.8-42 on back and 16.9-30 on front and do not need duals at all even with our hardest pulling tillage tool which is a Great Plains Discovator.

In the farms videos I've watched, I have not seen anyone lubricate bolts when they install them. My Dad, who was a machinist, always did so. Is there a reason for not doing this? Thanks.

Those wheels can get very heavy can't they.

Hi

Everytime I have to do anything with tires I always think: You know, there are people out there who pay gyms for the privelage to go do this...

You should tell all the non farmers why the tire treads are shaped and angled the way they are.......some folks don't realize how important that is.......

Why don't you let the air out for a more easy way to put it on??

What breed of dog was that in the video?

Careful them jd’s ain’t what they used to be. Seen one on RU-vid, planitarys and all broke off

To much talking

Wisconsin is really good at turning concrete into something that looks like it was a bombing target.