Awesome as always. My only suggestion would be to add mounting holes in the hardox for some type of spool mount. Only because hardox is so impossible to drill for the end user.

@anthonyg6924

Жыл бұрын

I thought the same , "where does the spool go?".

@EverythingAttachments

Жыл бұрын

Oh, it's gonna happen! #StayTuned

@davidkarath6549

Жыл бұрын

Like the tapered ripper shank...cut like butter...

4/10 is the way to go, way more productive . Happy employees work much more efficiently. Was stoked about your land plane. But was out of my wheelhouse due to costs. You are definitely producing some of the best quality implements I’ve seen.👍

Man I'd like to work 4 10s. I usually work 7 16s. That would be like early retirement🤣👍

Awesome!! Enjoy your long weekend and look forward to seeing you laying some pipe next week.

I’m gonna need that with an excavator mount lol

If Ted adds optional spools to accommodate 1,000 foot roll of 1 inch pex and a spool for wire, I'm getting in line to buy one

Can't wait to see this thing sub some soil at 15 mph!

Can't wait 'til next week!

Nice job, thank you!

No doubt ,, always the best !

Looking good!

Wow, I haven't seen one of these videos in years. Is Peanut still around? You two were the dynamic duo.

I want to see how deep you can get a buried cable or pipe. It looks like yours runs better than the subsoilers I have previously used for burying cable, but I would like to see how deep you can go. It would have been nice to see how deep that L6060 could pull it too. Usually, you don't want to run it very deep, but for burying pipe and cable you do.

We are heading to the National Farmers show Louisville Kentucky next. Do you have a vendor Booth up there or we all be attending that show?

@EverythingAttachments

Жыл бұрын

We're not planning on attending any shows. We gotta stay here and try to tear stuff up!!! Thanks for watching!

We all know it will work on a bigger tractor. I would like to see if it would work on a subcompact like a Kubota BX. That's the test of your cutting edge and beveled shank. 🤔

Love your attention to detail! Any chance there is a spool attachment option?

@EverythingAttachments

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I do believe it is already in the works! #StayTuned -Travis

@stevecasperson6112

Жыл бұрын

@@EverythingAttachments thanks Travis, looking forward to the video to see it in action. It most likely will be my next acquisition.

@gmanley582

Жыл бұрын

I'm concerned about how well it will sink into really hard red clay. Looks like it might would, though

Are there any plans to add a gauge wheel?

Think I could lay 2 strands of 220 cable or will it require 2 separate passes? BTW, love your hole digger attachment we bought from you 6 or 7 years ago!

@joshfisher9966

Жыл бұрын

Probably not. You need the wire or pipe to be significantly smaller than the feed tube. If it doesn't feed smoothly and binds, then it will break your wire, especially aluminum. Also, you need to get 220 V buried at least 18 inches deep by code. But why would you bury 2? It would almost always be cheaper and easier to bury a single larger cable and then split them at a breaker box, if you needed multiple circuits.

@acepics

Жыл бұрын

I have a machine that requires 220 by itself and I need another circuit to break out for other equip and lighting

That's awesome. Will it work with a 3 point quick hitch?

@EverythingAttachments

Жыл бұрын

It is quick hitch compatible, but keep in mind that it will dish out a LOT of stress to added linkage like that. With most quick hitches being made in china, I'd exercise caution when using it on one. -Travis

@testuser1239

Жыл бұрын

@@EverythingAttachments Mine's a Speeco I bought from EA, but point taken. Thanks.

Do you have one.for.sale? And how.much are they?

What size Tractor are you running here Ted? Wondering if I can run that behind my L2900 or LX3310. Thanks

@EverythingAttachments

Жыл бұрын

That's our L6060. You could run it behind either of those tractors, but will probably have more traction with the L. -Travis

@robertcilic8439

Жыл бұрын

@@EverythingAttachments Thanks Travis - Looking forward to see it come to market; Im seeing alot of poly pipe laying projects that I didnt even know I had on my list till just now! 😉

So, I see you can buy it on the web site so, is it available now or is it a pre-order kind of thing? Reason being, I'd like to go ahead a get it ordered so I can get started on, hopefully, drying out some of my fields. Not that I know what I'm doing though... lol. Oh, what color(s) does it come in. Not a big deal, just curious.. unless it's pink then I'm putting my wife on the tractor until the paint wears off! lol...

@EverythingAttachments

Жыл бұрын

Hey Roger, thanks for watching! It is available now with roughly a 4 week turnaround time from ordering. Color choice is black, black, or black. 😁

@rogerr1296

Жыл бұрын

@@EverythingAttachments Well, like Mr. Ford said, you can have your horseless carriage in any color you want, as long as it's black. lol..

Where’s Peanut?

@kathmandu1575

Жыл бұрын

Getting salted.

I like it but, I would like to see it go deeper to get it under the 24" frostline and at $1000.00 I think it's a bit too high.

@EverythingAttachments

Жыл бұрын

We'll be putting it through the paces. Primo material like Hardox 450, which is all over our Wicked Subsoiler, definitely isn't cheap, but, as Ted mentions, using it has huge advantages. The Hardox 450 material allows us to create optimal performance and durability without using bulky, thick, cheap steel like other mfgs do.

@ctraltdel6510

Жыл бұрын

I got a $350 subsoiler from tractor supply and bent it pretty good with my 45 hp mahindra. If you want something strong you gonna have to pay for it. I guess youd just have to justify it however.

Don't get me wrong, you guys make some great products, but does everything have to be 'wicked'? Surely you guys can come up with some other catchy names for your new product lines.

@kathmandu1575

Жыл бұрын

Wicked sounds good to me. Better than a jumble of numbers & letters.