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I Bought a Tractor Supply 3 Point Spreader! The Good, The Bad, and What I’m Doing With It 

Farmer Tyler Ranch
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Check out my latest purchase! In this video I show you the ins and the outs of this spreader and talk about my plans for it.
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@akoilady9097
@akoilady9097 Год назад
Thanks Tyler! How is baby bull's pink eye?
@gregorycross612
@gregorycross612 Год назад
Good morning Tyler, I also have one of those spreaders. Same tub etc. but ground drive. I use mine in the middle of a train (seed bed prep, spread, cover drag) when planting native grass seed. You will likely find that your gates are not tight enough to contain small seed etc. when bouncing to and from fields etc. I have some easy modifications that I made to correct those issues. I can send you pics.......
@robertsimmons3556
@robertsimmons3556 Год назад
A couple things, I know I've said this before but every time you have background video, your efforts to upgrade the ranch just jumps out!! Getting the research to improve your pastures and that Redmond is out there providing the mechanism for that effort, is another pathway for those of use trying to make our operations more balanced and sustainable....Another good and valuable post FTR!!
@tedlahm5740
@tedlahm5740 Год назад
FTR astonishing. 100 hours a week heavy farm work. Tremendous amount of farm implements. Outstanding, everything matches up to the tractor.
@teenagefarmer
@teenagefarmer Год назад
it looks like it's going to be a nice spreader. I look forward to seeing it in action. keep up the good work.
@chrismann2954
@chrismann2954 Год назад
Make sure you clean it out thoroughly and oil the hopper and doors well after use to avoid corrosion. We pour diesel fuel in ours after we wash them after fertilizer use. They are a pain to free up if you don’t do this
@garyclark3340
@garyclark3340 3 месяца назад
I use vegetable oil
@miriambertram2448
@miriambertram2448 Год назад
I expect your audience includes old folks like me and young farmers who appreciate your review of products, things to look for, how to use them and the benefits.
@donnaml8776
@donnaml8776 Год назад
That’s a God thing, getting such a good deal and it is a good piece of equipment. (even if you can make improvements, which is really cool). You have a good eye for filming. There’s some beautiful shots in there, thanks for including that. Hope it’s only sinuses and/or allergies, and not a cold coming on. Great idea about the grasses being healthier. I appreciate you’re being willing to try the products. Looking forward to seeing how that turns out.
@jrsf222
@jrsf222 Год назад
You already have some perhaps useful ideas from your crowd! Nice survey of the equipment…it will serve you well.
@robynmorris7945
@robynmorris7945 Год назад
Congratulations on the new spreader!! What beautiful footage you captured for this video. Looking forward to see the results of the new spreader.
@dalejohns2758
@dalejohns2758 Год назад
You could easily build a extention out of 1/8in sheet metal for the top of the spreader. 12in to 24in taller bolt onto the rim to increase the capacity of the spreader.
@annalorree
@annalorree 2 месяца назад
Last year I bought a 3-point rototiller from Tractor Supply, it didn’t have any oil in the chain box on the side. Definitely always lubricate equipment when you get it!
@manleybrittain1296
@manleybrittain1296 Год назад
Nice purchase, that will be a great tool for planting! You spoke of the cow having trails but, if you walk in the wood anywhere you will see trails from deer and small animals!
@kathybrunson2390
@kathybrunson2390 Год назад
Always interesting to hear about your equipment even though I know nothing about it. LOL. I appreciate how you always explain things. Hope the spreader works great for you. I had to chuckle when your camera fell and how interested the cows always are at sniffing it. Awesome shots with the cows this morning, always love seeing them. As always, love your videos!
@ivanyoungs504
@ivanyoungs504 Год назад
i got mine back in 70 s for 300 new best buy still useing it make sure clean it out good coat the inside with bed liner stuff
@michaelkobeck3577
@michaelkobeck3577 Год назад
the top link hole is oversized to accommodate a class 3, three point hitch. and it appears to be 3/16 metal on the top link connection which will do just fine for the amount of weight going to be put in that Hopper
@nadeenflynn9673
@nadeenflynn9673 Год назад
Looks like a great addition to your farming implements, I’m looking forward to seeing it in operation.
@jeanettewaverly2590
@jeanettewaverly2590 Год назад
Another fine video from my favorite cinematographer-welder-guitarist-rancher. Keep up the good work!
@allysonh6410
@allysonh6410 Год назад
Ha! Nicely put!!
@tonydelapa1911
@tonydelapa1911 Год назад
I think you will like that spreader. I’ve had two, both plastic. Current one has all stainless moving parts, except as I suspect yours is, those threaded rods and nuts near what I call the gate sleeves. I used metal (steel) ones on golf courses, larger than the one I have now. It was hard to handle mounting and removing it alone. Later in life I worked on athletic fields and parks for 22 years until cancer took me away from it in 2018. Since my sites were scattered, I usually had to put the spreader in my truck bed and leave more room on the trailer for the tractor and fertilizer. I sometimes transported the tractor with the spreader on it. The tie-breakers for me were noise and corrosion. Take heart, I was able to put 160,000 lbs (80 pallets) over 8-9 years through my first plastic spreader. If I had been willing to knock out the shaft and bearing and replaced the bearing I coud still be using it. I sold it to a friend with a farm for $100 and got the new one with stainless parts. Fertilizer is extremely corrosive. Seems to be worse when it is flung hard. Always give it a good rinse and WD-40 the impeller shaft inside and below the hopper. Especially with a tractor as big as yours, if you don’t keep that PTO shaft straight and parallel to the ground you can easily bend the impeller shaft or rip part of it through the bottom of the hopper. I know you maintain things well. These are just things I have learned. One last idea - each time you use a new material or a new setting for the gate, take a photo of where you have the gate opening pinned. Later you can easily look back and know, by date, what you were putting down. If I had a poor result I took one photo of the actual and another one of where I would set it next time. If you use the same gear and RPMs each time, it will make things easier from one time to the next. Only particle size and gate opening size will need to be considered. On most spreaders you can adjust the spread if one side is throwing heavier than the other. Hopefully, it came adjusted properly. Enjoy your new implement!
@pattylcravatta
@pattylcravatta Год назад
New Spreader! Congratulations ❤❤! It’s TUESDAY! New Video! ❤❤❤ I really enjoy every video! I look forward to Tuesdays! Usually around 10am CST! I find a new video! Great Spreader! Stainless steel! You’re so good at fixing all your equipment! Hello, Callie!❤ Good Morning, Cows! ❤ How’s the Little Baby Bull doing? Curious Cows! Or Camera Hogs? ❤❤ Great Informational Video! Thank-you, Tyler and Callie! You make my Tuesdays! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@whitechurchfarm
@whitechurchfarm Год назад
I e always wanted one of those. With the draught damage from this summer I really feel the need to do some spot seeding. This would be perfect. 😊😊
@tedlahm5740
@tedlahm5740 Год назад
Fantastic idea changing the attach point hole size.
@l.a.hoghead1534
@l.a.hoghead1534 Год назад
Good luck with your new spreader.
@5809AUJG
@5809AUJG Год назад
Fun seeing those big, curious, whiffling cow noses in your camera! Reminds me of wandering around my grandpa's pasture with my bug jar, with that pasture full of big, gentle Holstein dairy cows! They were curious about me and would use their noses that way. I would give them a head scratch, and they liked that! Those were wonderful times. Congratulations on getting your spreader! It's going to do a tremendous amount of good for your pasture and your stock. It'll end up paying for itself with how it's going to enrich your pasture. Well done!
@stephaniewilson3955
@stephaniewilson3955 Год назад
The hopper is probably cold-pressed so keep an eye out for cracks at stress points. Reinforcing, as you propose, will probably be a good idea and reduce the possible problem.
@sharonjones789
@sharonjones789 Год назад
Tyler take care of yourself weather it is cold or allergies you and family are wonderful your cows and dog are also fun to watch thanks for your videos
@marciaolson4878
@marciaolson4878 Год назад
Good for you Tyler, should make things much easier for you, once again a great and interesting vid! You do have a welder’s eye and that is really good I think.
@wykeishacraft6820
@wykeishacraft6820 Год назад
Thanks for sharing another great video and i hope everyone have a bless week.
@johncarman6966
@johncarman6966 Год назад
Back in 60's/70's there was a company by the name if Vicon in the UK that looked similar. Also the Atco was very popular.
@jeriniksich128
@jeriniksich128 Год назад
Enjoyed watching the footage of the herd in various places
@davidkraft3690
@davidkraft3690 Год назад
We look forward to the results of your "experiment". Nice explanation of your levi maintance program. I was surprised at the size of your herd . How big is your herd now ?
@SkylineAcresVA
@SkylineAcresVA Год назад
I have the same one except with a poly hopper. I love it and couldn't be happier. A lot of people say broadcast spreaders are disposable implements but I've had mine several years and it still looks like new. The trick is to wash it as soon as you are done using it and then spread a thin film of oil on it using a shop rag.
@grantboucher2696
@grantboucher2696 Год назад
congested? love the cows
@bobbyb322
@bobbyb322 Год назад
Add some support to that stir bar inside the hopper and park it empty.
@karenladwig3856
@karenladwig3856 Год назад
You added a great peice of machinery to the farm!😆🤠🤠❤❤👍👍
@allenmeinhold7038
@allenmeinhold7038 Год назад
I have a spreader just like that, I bought it off Craigslist,I planted a new pasture using it,put fertilizer on with it, planted alfalfa, orchard grass, clover, perennial ryegrass and the spreader did a good job much cheaper than a drill with great results. I think you'll have good results too! Thanks for the video I enjoy all your videos! Butch Ashland Ohio
@hopeherefords8122
@hopeherefords8122 Год назад
Good stuff Tyler
@pennynealeigh6557
@pennynealeigh6557 Год назад
Since you only have spot trails,you could spot fill where they cross the levie(sp?) Maybe with corral scrapings. Spot seed add a little mulch, maybe a couple of temporary posts to divert traffic. Which would save a major rip out. No good ideas for gateways, maybe someone else does. Always enjoy your postings.
@sashcraft51
@sashcraft51 Год назад
I have a spreader similar to yours, but genuinely old. Enjoyed the insight into its use.
@austinpatterson1352
@austinpatterson1352 Год назад
Thanks for sharing farmer tyler ranch the new spreader looks good. And a good investment for your operation.
@nathanmeece9794
@nathanmeece9794 2 месяца назад
We have a similar spreader that was purchased from Agri-Supply. Not sure what brand name is on it.I like the fact that the pto shaft has a piece you have to push down instead of having to pull a piece back and push. You can adjust the spreading width of spreader by moving the blades on top of the spinner.Our spreader has a piece that goes halfway up with a wheel that turns .around inside. Probably the reason for the top link hole being a little large is so it can be used on different size top links.
@LarsonFamilyFarm-LLC
@LarsonFamilyFarm-LLC Год назад
Good evaluation on the spreader....hope they see the bad points so they made those improvements.
@WyoWellTester
@WyoWellTester Год назад
Hot tip you can check if things are stainless with a magnet
@tidelovinyankee1368
@tidelovinyankee1368 Год назад
Seems to me you got a pretty good deal on that spreader; makes selling that squeeze chute worthwhile. Each time you get a new piece of equipment you upgrade the ranch. Looking at your videos from a few years ago in comparison to today, I can see how you have improved the ranch appreciably. Another great video, Tyler. Sounds like you may have a little cold, or allergy; if so, take care and get better.
@johnking8679
@johnking8679 Год назад
Your grandpappy would be proud of you, Tyler !! You've made a lot of improvements, even in the shower rt time I've been following you !!
@farmingforfunandprofit940
@farmingforfunandprofit940 4 месяца назад
Thanks for shopping TSC....... We supply 6 stores in our area with small squares, year round.....
@TheNakidGardeners
@TheNakidGardeners Год назад
Sound stuffy. You ok? Great review of the spreader. Funny you mentioned that about the conditioner from Redmond. Was thinking about doing a portion of that for the pasture we rotate thr poultry on. What was the name of thr machine you are thinking of using to level out the pasture? We need something similar for ours.
@hollandduck79
@hollandduck79 Год назад
Hello from the Netherlands . thanks for the video . Sincerely, Hollandduck
@mikebonge7206
@mikebonge7206 Год назад
Sounds like good plan
@johnking8679
@johnking8679 Год назад
Can't wait to see the outcome of your new spreader !!
@DennysCountryLife
@DennysCountryLife Год назад
I have the same spreader, but with a different agitator. It's been awesome, and served me well. Definitely a good tool to have on the farm!
@vickiemeisinger9632
@vickiemeisinger9632 Год назад
I’m really happy for you Tyler to get this item you’ve been wanting and I had no idea you could do so much with it.😊❣️♥️❣️❣️❣️ this next year is going to be very productive for you just with this one new implement you’ve added to your farm!!!!! As always, a great video and I’ve enjoyed listening to you explain your reasons of pros and cons for what you’re doing. Looking forward to the next one and have a great week❣️
@paulatristan8189
@paulatristan8189 Год назад
Good video Mr. Tyler 😃👍🏼🎉
@SweetBriarFarmMichigan
@SweetBriarFarmMichigan Год назад
Good review. Not many people would take the time to weld properly sized holes for the top mount. Including myself 😂
@marilyncapehart663
@marilyncapehart663 Год назад
I am glad you got something you wanted., I am fighting these Allergies 10-19-2022👍🏽♥️, You sound like you have a Cold or Allergies take Care you are Young., Elderberries-Ginger honey 🍯 I know your Wife knows., Vitamin’s Tyler always
@robreesor5011
@robreesor5011 Год назад
The cone of the spreader was probably a flat disk and it was put through a press that made it into the cone shape it is now...thats why its all one solid peice with no seam. I'd recomend washing it out really well every time its used and then storing it under shelter that way it will last you a good long time. It could be around for your kids ya never know lol
@caseyemery884
@caseyemery884 10 месяцев назад
Hey farmer, Tyler you are a magnet and put it on those little gates on the bottom of your cedar and try to stick it to that stainless PTO shaft. If it doesn’t stick, it’s stainless adios amigo, your Tejano.
@ckr6240
@ckr6240 11 месяцев назад
After seeing several farms that owned these, and how they all ruined them by using fertilizer, whatever you do…. After use, ALWAYS wash them out and then wash them again! I’ve had mine for 3 years..no noticeable rust, and after cleaning I have a small spray bottle of vegetable oil that I spray on the sliding ports. Hope this helps
@EngineersHomestead
@EngineersHomestead Год назад
I suspect it's stainless due to salt usage. If it is not rusty and non-magnetic, it is likely austenitic stainless steel aka 300 series. Ferritic stainless (400 series) is magnetic and develops a passive red layer of oxidation on the surface.
@mattaskew3586
@mattaskew3586 Год назад
I have a spreader exactly like that it’s just branded as Tarter. The only problem I have with mine is it only throws the fertilizer out of the left side. I want it to spread out of both sides equally but so far hadn’t been able to adjust it right.
@rogeralaniz2205
@rogeralaniz2205 Месяц назад
You should get some bushings for it
@MegaGeorge1948
@MegaGeorge1948 Год назад
Most stainless steel alloys are non-magnetic due to the low iron content. Get a small permanent magnet and see if it is attracted to your spreader parts.
@dalejohns2758
@dalejohns2758 Год назад
He knows that
@MegaGeorge1948
@MegaGeorge1948 Год назад
@@dalejohns2758 He said that he did not know if the metal was stainless or not, Dale.
@dalejohns2758
@dalejohns2758 Год назад
@@MegaGeorge1948 A dude that Welds as good as he does, knows that stainless isn't attracted to a Magnet.
@coyroberts8356
@coyroberts8356 Год назад
Thanks 😊
@mitchellgourley4642
@mitchellgourley4642 Год назад
Thanks Tyler I’ve always wanted to buy one of them I was just curious on what to buy you help me out a lot thanks
@jcambeis
@jcambeis Год назад
Hey Tyler, check to see if it's magnetic, stainless is not.
@darleneallen524
@darleneallen524 Год назад
Tyler so glad you used your money for something to help the farm ! Hey Callie , how is the baby bulls eye ? Good to see the Herd they look awesome !
@wilfredkube8570
@wilfredkube8570 Год назад
Hello Farmer Tyler. If you want to be able to check whether a component is made of stainless steel or some other material, you can often tell with certainty by checking with a magnet. We know that metals like aluminium, brass, copper and lead are not magnetic at all, and usually we would be able to identify these visually. When it come to steel, and various alloys of steel, most of them will be magnetic. Even some grades of stainless steel are magnetic, or slightly magnetic. Some stainless steel alloys, particularly food grade stainless steel, are not magnetic at all. But even this is not a definitive guide, as I have found that stainless steel cutlery in my kitchen is somewhat magnetic. I know that stainless steel cylinders for LPG gas, as fitted to motor vehicles, are non magnetic - at least I should say that many are, and hopefully they all are. If the PTO shaft on your spreader is stainless steel, it probably will not be magnetic. If it is strongly magnetic then it may just be chrome plated steel. “I wish you luck!”
@kerkleblanc7690
@kerkleblanc7690 11 месяцев назад
Outstanding
@abbiebarnes2200
@abbiebarnes2200 Год назад
Have you got covid or just a cold...take care of yourself~~~ take care!!
@littledude5311
@littledude5311 Год назад
Tyler, you speak so much of grandpa. How about showing us a picture of you and grandpa?
@barbaratingle1959
@barbaratingle1959 Год назад
I really believe that I would have made a good farmer in my younger years if I'd had had the chance to do so. But I didn't & I'm not, so I'll just continue to watch you do all that you do & imagine myself there helping you! Somewhat, lolol
@larryh5759
@larryh5759 11 месяцев назад
Heck I’m 63 years old and just bought a small farm. After retiring from many decades in the contracting home building business. Some think I’m crazy. Oh well. I’m a workaholic. Wife is getting a new home I’m building on the property. So she’s tickled. My dogs also love it.
@larryh5759
@larryh5759 11 месяцев назад
I recently purchased this same spreader. Mine is Tarter branded from TS. It has a small agitator but looks different than yours. And there is a good size spindle with an elongated hole in it. Maybe that is to attach a larger more robust agitator if needed.
@youpattube1
@youpattube1 Год назад
That was funny, the camera being snorfed by the cows.
@user-dk4ry1mx6n
@user-dk4ry1mx6n 4 месяца назад
Love the New Holland tractor
@hattiecolley54
@hattiecolley54 Год назад
U r just so Innovative. How is the little Calf's Eye Doing now that u treated it? Hope All is well. Thank y for sharing. I know u will make the new equipment Beneficial for u to use.
@tedlahm5740
@tedlahm5740 Год назад
Fantastic red hopper spreader. How did you spread seed before this? Oh we hear. you rent a spreader from the seed supply company?
@royaltutranch
@royaltutranch Год назад
I highly recommend checking out RU-vidr Greg Judy. He rotationally grazes and has some great setups for water in each individual paddock. Your small area and access to water should make that ideal.
@garygoodman956
@garygoodman956 Год назад
You can use a magnet to tell if its stainless steel or galvanized. A magnet will not be attracted to stainless steel but will be attracted to galvanize. Anyway, great spreader and video, thanks.
@kwtoyman
@kwtoyman Год назад
Haha, I can’t believe it, i bought the EXACT same spreader Sunday…… I’m using mine to over seed my Bermuda grass pasture with some cool season grasses (Rye,oats,wheat) trying to cut back on the hay usage this year. Our climate seems to be similar to yours, and I thought if you can grow hay in the winter, why can’t I grow forage? I’m running a little higher stocking rate than you are. I have 8 cows, 3 Bulls, 2 Steers, 2 Heifers, and 6 calves. 8 of the herd need to “go down the road” before the next calf crop…. I agree the least favorite day of the year. “Cull day” One last thing I want to mention….I have never had any problem with containing my Bulls (maybe just lucky) but being a herd animal I always make certain the bull has company, steers, other bulls, or bull calves. I think some bulls get a bad name because they don’t like to be alone in solitary confinement…. Just a thought???
@barbaraberrier8840
@barbaraberrier8840 Год назад
Something that helps in many ways. How is the little red steer, buddy? Haven't seen him for a bit. Have a wonderful week. Take care of yourself, sounds like you have a bit of a cold or allergies.
@justskoot7176
@justskoot7176 Год назад
You probably already know this but clean it after each use. Fertilizer will wreak havoc on that steel.
@johnking8679
@johnking8679 Год назад
Tyler you know you get what you pay for - or should !! It'll be interesting to see how long this spreader lasts, bearing in mind that some parts were made with stainless steel !! At least you're not spreading salt !! Ha !!
@johnzink3309
@johnzink3309 10 месяцев назад
thx
@jamesmorrison1884
@jamesmorrison1884 Год назад
Hello Tyler do you have a magnet. Good way to see if that's stainless since stainless is not magnetic. Hope it works well and I agree make the holes on the 3 point proper size. Have a great day.
@tanneradams20
@tanneradams20 Год назад
I’ve noticed a lot of “decent” spreaders will have stainless non painted surfaces to help hold up against fertilizers.
@danielashford2430
@danielashford2430 Год назад
Thanks Tyler…
@woodsharon22
@woodsharon22 Год назад
Love the spreader nearly the same colour as grandpa's tractor, Looks small on the Holland A little thing for a big job Just the thing in very good condition too How's buddie plus the little calf you called on his ear tag big boy and the little blind calf all of them are so sweet You sound like you have a cold , hot honey and lemon drink will help you . Years ago for a cold etc they used goose fat on there chests ewe not nice 😕
@alanlanghorn7393
@alanlanghorn7393 Год назад
Could just make a Bush for the top link. They are made with the larger hole to use a cat two pin on bigger top link tractor
@skullkrusher1974
@skullkrusher1974 Год назад
Top hole is designed for a cat 2 3 point. You need to use a sleeve to take up the space from your cat 1 to a cat 2.
@matthewbuker3022
@matthewbuker3022 Год назад
My boss litterly has a mower three pint attachment that one of our employees ran dry straight from brand new turned it on before he got back to the shop
@SasquatchBioacoustic
@SasquatchBioacoustic Год назад
White not lay down an above ground water pipeline along the head end of each paddock/strip and move a smaller trough with the cattle (or deploy a few small troughs along the line)? That will stop all the need for trailing back to water.
@Hoosier60
@Hoosier60 Год назад
Interesting. Never used that type of spreader, but I hope that it works well for you. Boy, those trails have been heavily used by your cattle!😂 Makes it look like they only use one trail, and single file too!😂😂
@quengafarm
@quengafarm Год назад
Tractor Supply is so sketchy, lol. I have a few implements from them and you HAVE to look at it before buying. I got a post hole digger delivered and they sent me a crate that was previously opened, rotted and falling apart, filled with rain water, rust all over and a CRACKED tube. Not even usable! Can't believe they even sent that thing to me. Sent it back and got a better one, but damn... Got a tiller from them and thank goodness I don't need it often. Not much quality in what they carry, but the prices is good enough!
@robertdornblazer3373
@robertdornblazer3373 Год назад
Use a magnet if it stainless it will not stick. If it does it has carbon steel in it.
@thomasburton5843
@thomasburton5843 Год назад
Put bushings in rather than weld right away. Also sounds like your allergies are acting up. Get well. Farming like trucking never stops
@danielashford2430
@danielashford2430 Год назад
Why not put a bigger pin ?
@jenschristianpedersen
@jenschristianpedersen Год назад
Use a magnet. If it doesn’t grip it’s stand less steel
@hunttraining191
@hunttraining191 Год назад
Did you do soil samples? Are these Redmond soil amendment products new?
@cajunnathan4586
@cajunnathan4586 Год назад
Do you plant Rye Grass for the winter?
@veteranrooftreatment6584
@veteranrooftreatment6584 11 месяцев назад
How do you replace the blade? Ours broke off of the pin.
@python3574
@python3574 Год назад
I would be very surprised if those parts you mentioned were actually stainless steel. It would be nearly impossible to hit that price point, like you said. I’m inclined to think those parts are probably electroplated with something like zinc or Thin Dense Chrome (TDC). You’ll know soon enough because it will het worn on the edges,etc… and rust will start to show pretty quickly. I dont care how much anyone washes one of these, it is impossible to keep them from rusting unless you coat everything with some kind of petroleum product immediately afterwards.
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