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Great timing! I have new lawn seeded, and want to over-seed the old lawn, hadn't thought about using my thatcher

Every time I see your lawn Master C I think of where my practice green and bunkers would go. I so wish I could be a one inch guy. 😁

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

🤣Thanks for watching!

Just wanted you to know... this DETHATCHER (I recently bought from you/your business) is OUTSTANDING! I've used it in the field, and then on the trails. Time saver? Oh yes!! Well worth the money! No discussion.. YES! Thank you for having it available.

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome, glad to hear it!

I need one of those things! Very cool! Thanks for sharing...

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

It is so cool, I love it!

Afternoon Courtney I’ve had good luck with uncooked grits available in most food stores. Sprinkle some on the mounds; the worker ants take the grits to the Queen. She eats the grits but they expand killing the Queen which destroys the nest. Hope this helps!!

@GoodWorksTractors

2 жыл бұрын

Love it, I'll try just about anything these days! Thanks Tom

A possible solution that I utilize in my home for pest control is a little Dawn Dish soap in a little water. Just fill the ant hills with that soapy water. Be Forewarned that you will be completely amazed by the volume of soapy water it will take. If you can fill your spray rig with warm water and put about 5 drops per gallon. As you drive to your furthest hole it will mix and dissolve as you are driving and just spray with you spot spraying wand into they're anthill. You can most likely just run your pump at low speed while you fill their hole. The slower the better because you are aiming to saturate they're entire ants nest which has numerous tunnels and can be as deep as 2 meters with hundreds of little pockets and the mixture will tend to be quite foamy as it is sprayed and needs time to calm down. When liquid comes down the perimeter of the entrance from flooding the nest, your finished with the nest. If you have more than four ant hills, mix it by the tankfull and take a note of how much each nest is using so that when you get down to the last two, you can aim to have minimal excess mixed up. The whole mixture can foam up at times, making it a little trickier to see how much is actually in the tank. The reason this works is because the ants that do not drown are going to wind up suffocating. As many of us know, suffocation is what happens when unable to get enough breathable air in an enovironment of mostly gases like oxygen, nitrogen, and other gases. Drowning is a result of fluid displacing breathable air which is why we cough and sneeze. Dogs and cats tend to leave it alone and if they get into it at all, they just have extremely loose stools. This is the same stuff used on dishes.

A bit early in the season for this question. Curious to see what this does with wet leaves that have matted down. Not fun to rake. MCS can't always get them up. Best to not let them mat down, but sometimes life puts you behind in the yard work..LOL! Thanks for sharing!

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

That'll be a good test for it as well!

1st ....coming from a current 1025R owner....🚜👍

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

🙌🤩👏🏆🎉for 1st and 👨‍🌾🚜👩‍🌾🙌🤩👏🏆🎉😎for the 1025r!

I nominate GWT for outstanding camera work in a farm implement documentary! :)

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

I humbly accept this nomination! Is there a cash prize for the winner?

@LeaMacDonald

3 жыл бұрын

@@GoodWorksTractors I'll have to get back to you with that because I'm not allowed anywhere near my piggy bank with a hammer :)

I like the lighter touch of the CMP, but would like to know if their is a model that could mount to the front of the 1025r so a vacuum could be attached to rear and save time doing it all at once? Thanks

Great review. Can you share some details on the tines? Length and thickness would be of interest. Thanks a bunch.

I keep talking myself out of a tractor (3.6 acres, but all landscaped and mostly grass that I mow w/zero turn). But, I watch your videos, and have to talk myself out of it again and again. 🤔🚫🚜🙅‍♂️🚜🙅‍♂️🙅‍♂️🙅‍♂️

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, sorry about that, but thanks for watching!

Looks like going backwards the tines are parallel to the ground not doing too much. Now you need a bagger on the mower to pick up the thatch!

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly, I think it might be more effective going backwards. It's good going forward though as well.

hay bud we had black ants here in new york. and with two dogs i wanted the ants gone. my friend turned me on to triazicide sold at home depot in 5000 sqft bags here in Niagara falls NY for 8 dollars work great but you need to use the spreadable one not the one that goes on the end of your garden hose

Would this be good for gathering small sticks in a lawn back in the timber after a windy day?

Any chance you have a tow behind de thatcher in 60” or larger for a UTV or 0 turn?

Did you collect the thatch material after you used the thatcher or did you mow over to cut and mulch it?

Looks like a fantastic tool. It appears to be tough, but the teeth, I'm sure, can break over time. I'm assuming you can purchase replacement teeth if needed. The only issue I see with its design is that since the tooth's coils wrap around the tooth bars, you'll have to remove multiple teeth to replace one in the inner area of the tooth bar. Not a deal breaker per se, but something to be aware of.

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, would have to come from the end to replace when needed. 👍

I might be wrong, but I think those tines would do even better if they were bent on the ends. You wouldn't have to go backwards. They would hook in to dethatch and drag it out.

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

That would most certainly make it too aggressive. The point of this tool is not to be aggressive. Otherwise, you're dealing with a pine straw rake or landscape rake essentially. This "gentleness" allows you to control the amount of thatch you remove. If I weren't videoing, I would have done one pass on my .5 acre mowable lawn in high range is 15 minutes or so. Time really isn't a issue, but having a tool that won't damage your lawn is key. Plus, this tackles other jobs as well. Thanks for watching!

@jamesdiehl8690

3 жыл бұрын

@@GoodWorksTractors I was just considering how aggressive the motorized ones are that you can rent. I used to have a dethatcher blade that fit my push mower. It was aggressive but had one bent tine on each end of a flat blade. I had to keep the deck height adjusted just right so it wouldn't scalp.

So are you saying this can work as a pine straw rake also? How about a video comparing and contrasting dethatcher and pine straw rake, cause if you have lawn with lots of thatch. Pine straw rake may be more benificial.

How long are those tines? and how many on the 60 or 70 inch model

If you use this attachment to dethatch and scarify the ground prior to overseeding, would it be useful to run over the overseeded area again with it to help scratch the seed into the ground or maybe just roll the area to press seed down or simply leave it alone?

@GoodWorksTractors

2 жыл бұрын

Possibly, although I think the biggest benefit is using it ahead of time. I had really good germination last fall and didn't do anything after spreading the seed.

I have a question more so than a comment. I understand going forward and backwards while detaching; economy of movement. I'll try to say this so even I can understand it. The rakes on my detacher are rolled around the bar they mounted on like yours. If I'm going forward, I'm going against the the grain so to speak, the rakes really do their thing and we are doing some serious work. If I go backwards, I'm going with the grain and the rakes are riding more on the surface than really scratching up the grass. The difference between going forward and backwards was significant so, I just go forward. I seem to get a lot better results. Am I approaching this process the wrong way? Thanks!

@GoodWorksTractors

2 жыл бұрын

I understand what you're you saying. However, I've found going backwards works quite well for me too. I wouldn't say there's a wrong way, find the method that works best for your situation.

Nice tool and good looking yard. What soil nutrients are you applying?

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Lots of stuff, bit of an experiment...Humichar, Liquid Green, standard 12/12/12, Lime, etc, lots of water, lots of seed, haha!

Hi, you have a lot of great videos, but one that I cannot find on your channel is "How to properly maintain you John Deere Tractor." I know that I have to take it in for service at 200 Hours, but what should l be doing to my 3039R until that 200 hour mark is reached? - You should really do a video, based on your many years of experience on how to properly take care of your tractor. - Thanks you.

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

I'll have to get to that at some point! Thanks for watching!

I mow an acre lot, would you recommend a 1 series or X700 series. I would also use it for snow removal on my driveway. Im concerned about the weight of the ! series rutting the lawn.

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Both are heavy, but both are pretty easy on a lawn too. Either will accomplish the tasks you desire.

@matt426h

3 жыл бұрын

Rutting can be a problem with any mower. I normally mow with a B series Kubota, the lawn has to be really soggy for it to cause rutting. However I also have a small John Deere 160 that weighs less than half of the kubota and will cause rutting in my lawn with a lot less moisture content. The contact patch of the tires and it’s relationship to the weight of the mower is more of the key to me. Gotta have some flotation.

it looks like the tines lay down in reverse but stand up in forward.

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Works in both directions quite well to be honest.

If you ever have a lawn sale, let me know. I would buy a couple of hundred square feet for my lawn :)

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

🤣Killin' me!

How are you going to remove the thatch off the top? I did my lawn by hand and it was slow, hard work! I’m really wanting this in the future!

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

I'll come back and bag in a week or two after seeding. 👍

@BUCKSHOTSTV

3 жыл бұрын

Good Works Tractors I guess I should’ve worded my question differently. How will you bring it all together to bag it? Will it be by hand or what other method will you be using? I’m probably missing something obvious lol

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not planning to bring it into piles...just suck it up with the bagger. I actually want some of it to settle back down as I need some thatch. However, a backpack blower makes quick work too. Either to blow it into smaller piles for collection or blow it into the woods.

@BUCKSHOTSTV

3 жыл бұрын

Good Works Tractors thanks for the tips!

Your yard looks more like golf course. Off topic; how is Rosie doing?

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

I'm trying! She's doing well, day #10 from TPLO surgery. She thinks she's back to normal, but needs to remain immobilized for about 8 weeks to properly heal. She isn't happy about that, haha!

@blackhawkinternationalsecu6962

3 жыл бұрын

@@GoodWorksTractors Speedy recovery wishes to her. Can't imagine keeping one of mine down for 8 minutes let alone weeks.

Can a rake hitch be used similarly or will that basically really just destroy the yard?

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure what a rake hitch is, but even pine straw rakes can damage a yard.

@RetiredUnderachiever

3 жыл бұрын

@@GoodWorksTractors 😆 ya idk what I was saying there. “3point hitch, rake” I see them commonly around at Tractor Supply and other tractor supply stores. Anyways would you recommend dethatching your yard before or after rolling it?

. ←were could I buy this product

Corn meal gets rid of those ants.

How did it do over your sprinkler system

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Nuttin' worry about. Good question!

@larrygwinn6649

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Do you have a 60" in stock?

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I do

Is there a reason your tops was folded down for this?

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

I was in and out of my garage a lot that day, so kept it down.

@chefmatthammerschmidt8408

3 жыл бұрын

@@GoodWorksTractors that makes sense, I periodically get frustrated with ROPS devices. They tend to get in the way more than they be of use. They are just a huge cumbersome bureaucracy driven contraption. In 13 years I have yet to see them save anyone from injury because they are only as effective as the operators seatbelt usage which quickly gets in the way with certain tasks. Safety is more about the head of the operator than any safety device out there in the world.

If only it worked that good.. but it doesn't, sorry to say.

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Well I don't know how to make special effects, so what you see in the video is how it actually works 😁👍

Spread manure

Just take aunts from one hill to the other and then they'll start there own war

@GoodWorksTractors

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, no we're talking!

Hate to tell you this, but that is most definitely not a 'dethatcher' or 'scarifier'. At best it's a rake, it pulls up dead grass, but it definitely does not pull up thatch...f