You got that meadow cleared pretty well. Hope the grass fills in for you the way you'd like. As you mentioned, it will be a nice area for family Sunday picnic. Enjoyed a full-watch. Have a fine Friday and upcoming weekend. 👍🏽😄.

Get a paint pen and draw a line from nuts to the wheel rim, tractor frame and you can see at a glance if a nut has backed out as the line will be broken. Saves a good bid of faffing around with a torque wrench.

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Good tip

awesome video!!!

Just started watching your videos. You probably know this and probably already have one. A hydraulic top link works very well with your box blade. I also installed a hydraulic side link to tilt the box blade from side to side. Comes in very handy. Enjoy your videos.

@sawingwithsandy

Жыл бұрын

Glad to have ya here Don! I was looking into them but the thing that has kept me from getting one is the thought of hooking up to implements and having to walk back and forth to the cab to get the position of the top link just right to connect to the implement

Keep grinding neighbor. You got a great attitude

Put a “spinner” on your steering wheel. You’ll love it and wonder how you got by without it. Thanks for another great video, Sandy.

@joshblick

3 жыл бұрын

I actually took my last one off because of the kick back spin when working on rough ground without power steering (usually when backing up and turning fast). Sometimes the spinner would break loose and I'd get my arm cracked when the wheel went spinning wildly. That and it was catching my sleeves on my flannel shirts during the winter.

Good Job.

Good show

Nice spot for a feed plot for wildlife. I've got an area very similar. I still need to do what you have accomplished. I don't have a root rake but have tried using my pallet forks to get under the six Inches of plant material on the surface. It works but is a lot of work. The top layer will actually roll like sod but creates a roll too heavy to lift. A little bit at a time and I'll get there. Deer and moose Should be happier next season

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Yep I’d do the same thing you’ve been doing if using the pallet forks. It’ll get the job done. I dont have many moose around the property but do get deer pretty regularly.

I like your new video today your shop look good you did a good jop

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Slow but sure eh Travis. Finally got it cleaned

if your worried about the lug nuts just mark them with a paint marker of permanent marker

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a good idea

Ha, ha, sorry I don't mean to laugh but, first thought that went through my mind when the video started was - WOW the shed has been cleaned up! Good on ya' buddy.

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Haha I finally put the projects aside and cleaned it. Now It’ll be another 3 months until I clean it again likely haha

Did you get your shop cleaned up? Yepper.

You did a super job there, that’s definitely going to make a nice area coming up, great demonstration of the box blade for this project. Also thanks for pointing out those maintenance items, especially the loader bolts, I’m going to mention that to my dad just to note on his CK30 just to have a check of them :). Also was wondering for the wheel nuts, would a set of those wheel nut indicators similar to what transports use, work in this case? they could give you a quick visual if any of the say started to loosen up? Just a thought :). Take care, cheers Sandy!

@sawingwithsandy

Жыл бұрын

That's a great question. I don't see why they wouldn't work well.

Sandy, you have lots on your plate 🥵, btw its a scorpion wasp , great tip on hose protection, they are ripper shanks, and, good luck on the fern removal 🥴

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks William

Hi Sandy, what do you use to remove rocks in the ground? Do you think the grapple is better for "digging" while driving forward, or the box blade with the hooks dragging behind you? Im thinking dragging the box blade might be easier on the tractor than pushing and digging. My soil conditions are such that mixed in with the roots, and scattered bowling ball size rocks. Did you fill the rear tires with beet juice or the calcium? Thanks for the great videos.

@sawingwithsandy

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Ken! I find the rear tines in the box blade are best for digging up rocks. I have beat juice in my rear tires

Just watched this older video, being an old hunter, my thoughts always goes back to animals and their food supply. Your cleared area would have been a great place to plant a food plot for deer.

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah probably right about that one

I normally set the blades level at 1mm to ground then drive around, box blade will cut the highs and fill the lows all in 1 go. Still your method works and looks great another trick i can use. Looks amazing and good job. I watched you with that stump, i now have another way to get her done. I love how you used your tractor but did not over use it.

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the idea about the box blade. The tractor is a great tool but as I’m sure you’re aware, it can be broken when o overdue it. Thanks for checking out my video

MArk the nuts and bolts with a paint pen. Then you can visually inspect if they have moved with you walk around it. Nail varnish works as well in a pinch

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

I’m going to do this. Thanks

My Lanta is this a video on how to take care of your tractor, or the side effects of strong coffee?

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Haha

I suspect you have a land plane in your future. ;-)

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Haha

Where is the next implement? Been 4 months... lol

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Haha haven’t found the money tree yet

@anthonysilva5015

3 жыл бұрын

@@sawingwithsandy I'm still looking for that same tree. Lol

12:13 They're called "rippers". At least around here anyway (Georgia).

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Right on.

@mst5632

3 жыл бұрын

Scarifiers. A ripper is a single scarifier.

Giver heck.

@sawingwithsandy

3 жыл бұрын

Foot to the rug