I Bought the CHEAPEST Front Loader Tractor on Facebook... Let's BUILD A RACETRACK! 

I was waching the head-2-head video and thought about running a mower on the track. It's actually a great idea for several reasons. 1. it clears the racing line of debris 2. If the mower can't drive on it you can't drive a track cart on it; eg ) If it's un-mowable it counts as a 'crawler' or 'off road' track. 3. it defines the track better. 4. when parts fall off they are much easier to find due to the clean racing line

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@@nasty2ndgenneon agreed, I think we need all of the circuits in a map.

My drone won't go high enough lolz

@@CarsandCameras nooooooo, what about Google maps?

@@CarsandCameras we are all so desperate for trail maps😭

really works. i have seen a few bigger tractor builds with predators pulling stumps!!!

@topcommentgod

Hey here's a few pics and vids of our dingo go cart

Lol. Do it! Lol. I actually just put a Predator VTwin vertical shaft on my riding mower.

@@destroyshitphillips2574 it works but i doubt a predator could out pull a kubota diesel

It’s the tractor we deserve.

Unless you are pulling implements in the dirt like a 'real' tractor, I'd argue the turf tires are a lot better all around. I almost didn't buy my tractor because of the turfs but man I'm happy I have the turf now because it doesn't tear everything up just moving it around.

Tire chains work surprisingly well in the summer too. That's what logging equipment would use.

@@bradley3549 Who cares if the grass gets torn up it's a track mostly...

And a 4' rotary cutter for the three point.

Mekhanic1 in the north where snow is common yes chains are better... but down where they are chains aren’t needed. I’ve never seen loggers use chains down here

You guys are crazy. I love it. I think we need a bloopers and blunders episode. Let's see all the crashes and engines go boom 😂😂

I would like to see you guys build and race comparable machines, kinda like a build-off. now, that you have a large property to go ape-shit on, im hoping we can see some close racing from you two.

perhaps kross-kart 2.0 ?

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well he did say fuel pump, not injection pump. but yeah.

Fuel filter was replaced immediately before I bought it. Good suggestion though!

@@CarsandCameras Also check whole fuel line for obstructions. Had few machines had clogged fuel mesh in the tank/fuel valve. Usually it was obvious but one case had crap just enough to allow normal fuel flow when in stationary, buut when in driving it moved around and starved engine from fuel. Things you run into with older machinery, though least you can actually problem solve them with out laptop and manufacturers special software you will not get access to...

Add Additive to the Diesel Fuel to kill and prevent Algae Growth (the Slime that clogs the Fuel System). Modern Diesel Fuel has a tendency to breed Algae which will Rob your Equipment of Power and eventually shut it down. When I was working at CNH Dealership we treated all Diesel Equipment to try and prevent Algae Growth and future problems.

After enough laps they'll start to bank on their own! :P

Liked for the banked turns!

I’m a farmer and laughed when he said that. Glad to see another person that knows that’s nothing.

@@junkhondas481 haha i got the same exact thing with 280 hrs

@@junkhondas481 My 1984 John Deere garden tractor has well over 1000 hrs on it and its gas. They don't make things like they used to

@@junkhondas481 My dad has a 1993 kubota b7100 with almost 8000 hours

@@Roostertailin my 2010 John Deere garden tractor has 430 hours on it and it's already crapping out, in the thick/tall grass it burns oil.

Bahahahahaha :)

Carolina???? I could have sworn they lived in north Idaho??

Sweet home north Carolina

Farming 20

I agree not sure what they paid but seems like a solid unit

yeah I have a deere mower that it 17 years old with 6800 hours on it and it is in a similar condition

As long as the previous owner didn’t unplug the hour meter. Happens all the time.

I have a 78 satoh that has 40 years of daily use worth of hours on it, and it runs fine

for some drag racing and slicks lol

Brandon Chas, If you have an extra 50 to 80k dollars to kick in for the start of a 1/4 mile track they would be happy to.

I think you massively underestimate the cost and required work for an asphalt track.

It helps to have the mower deck there. Mine without the mower deck had two fans before I bought the shield. Haven’t had one since.

@@benjammin4456 I've never seen one with the deck actually being used. I had bought 3 or 4 fans before I had an aluminum one made

gaskins garage fair enough. Interesting on the aluminum fan. Has that fan had any issues ?

@@benjammin4456 other then paying to much no its pretty stout

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Something I over looked for years, now I always wear them

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As yes I am only 13 and any piece of machine I operate I put on head phones...even if I'm just riding my atv around, can tell it has already helped so much with my hearing, I've been mowing since I was 5 and sometimes used ear plugs..wasn't till the past year I've always wear them...I also find it is easier to focous with them on. The ones I would recommend for a budget is for like $10 you get 60 pairs of ear buds that are 32 decible, my second favorite is the ones with the string...and for real luxry (almost $60) is a head phones with raido (it is very nice for hours on the tractor

I need to build a lifted one!

Exactly....

Or a flail mower

4 or 5 foot bush hog

Lol that's exactly what i thought. Just looks like a diesel ride on mower with a loader

Unless they have a mulching blade under it. Otherwise correct! Important to use the right blade for open/closed chute.

@@SuperStooges3 but using a mulching blade in tall grass isnt going to go very well

@@MartinRusts yeah that's a good point, I haven't had a tractor sized mower so didnt know if they could get away with it being much bigger and more powerful

I would look for a 4 ft brush hog type mower to do initial exploratory cutting of trail versus using your belly mower. And if you want to jump the creek in the Kubota take the belly mower off.....expensive to repair or replace. Remember the tractor is a TOOL to maintain the property, not a race tractor. That is unless you have a HUGH budget for the show.

What they need is a tow behind rough cut/ field and brush mower then follow it with the belly mower set at max height then finish with the belly mower at desired height spaced over about a week. Also they need some nice v-bar/ag tires for that small machine liquid filled to 75% total volume at 3-5psi in the rear tires... it shouldn't rip up the grass under normal operating conditions but the added weight from liquid filling will make the machine more stable under all conditions especially when you have the loader on because the weight is in the tires themselves at ground lvl ... also the tire filling nearly doubles the traction in any and all terrain conditions and it's a simple inexpensive mod (especially if you live where it rarely ever freezes and can bring it into a heated space on those rare days) can be done with water/washer fluid/beet juice/commercially available liquid tire weight compounds/antifreezes/calcium chloride, steel shot/bee bee pellets/ball bearings/lead shot have also been known to be added for even more tire weight (take it from someone who actually works with machinery for a living in marshy blue clay filled fields) once you fill the tires you'll never want to go back especially with a loader on (and I operate Volvo L350h size loaders so I know the difference between loaded and unloaded tires and It does scale down to the smaller machines too) for example a 23x10.50-12 tire will gain between 60-90lbs just by liquid filling to 75% per tire and because the weight is at ground lvl it significantly lowers the effective center of gravity

They act like it's some kind of Olympic Event and you get a medal for being first, what a bunch of asstards

Lol.. my thoughts exactly.

Why is it such a big deal to enjoy something someone else has done?

Instagram??

On a machine that size keep the bucket no higher than 3 inches off the ground because that's about the highest your deck lift can lift your deck from the ground especially when mowing unknown fields/tall grass as hitting unknown stumps/rocks/debris with that mower deck will destroy the deck and they are very expensive to rebuild/repair/replace

It is diesel it must be idled for at least a minute before shutting off as it will bake it's oil into sludge in no time and damage the engine if they don't. Also they really need to run a full synthetic diesel specific engine oil