@@swappedoutZ71 I honestly don’t know. The most quoted rule of thumb is 5-7hp per foot of width for mower or cutter. We had the 72” and tried it on our little tractor. I would not pay for a 7’ mower to try but if it was sitting around…. Maybe? The specs will say absolutely won’t work. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
@johnwoody4905Күн бұрын
good video and job you did better than a would have. take care,be safe and well.
@CopperBarnHomesteadКүн бұрын
@@johnwoody4905 thank you for watching and commenting! It was fun! Have a great day and be safe!
@timnash6870Күн бұрын
TIM from Canada you have now fixed one leak on your tractor tire and you were having a problem because there is still a second leak on your tractor tire you need to.. titan the second part of your valve, stem the bigger piece that goes to the rim. You need to tighten up a little more.
@CopperBarnHomesteadКүн бұрын
@@timnash6870 thanks for watching and your comment! Have a great day and be safe!
@AXNJXN1Күн бұрын
I like your work, but I reaaaaalllly love that garage! Man, a Brother can only dream!!
@CopperBarnHomesteadКүн бұрын
@@AXNJXN1 thank you for watching and your comment. Yep we love it so much we actually live in it! Have a great day and be safe!
@AndrewOborny3 күн бұрын
I hope someone was holding the board when you just let go. If not, please learn more about shop safety before you or the wall across the room gets hurt.
@CopperBarnHomestead3 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching and your comment. Have a great day and be safe!
@bigjoe24583 күн бұрын
whew. You are a glutton for punishment. I would have given up a long time ago. lol
@CopperBarnHomestead3 күн бұрын
@@bigjoe2458 lol, thanks for watching and your comment. It was a struggle but was completely worth it by the end. Have a great day and be safe!
@elenaandrada493 күн бұрын
Admirable!!!
@CopperBarnHomestead3 күн бұрын
@@elenaandrada49 thanks for watching and commenting!
@jerryfay75173 күн бұрын
My bumper is shot. Looking for an alternative to line since it is hard to wind. Good machine other than the latter.
@CopperBarnHomestead3 күн бұрын
@@jerryfay7517 thanks for watching and your comment. I quickly looked on amazon and some web places and didn’t see any obvious options. Hope you find something that works and then please let us know what you found. Agree that the line spool is the weak link on this trimmer. Have a great day and be safe!
@ernestlmorellsr4 күн бұрын
Old school: If it don't fit, don't force it.
@CopperBarnHomestead4 күн бұрын
@@ernestlmorellsr thanks for watching and your comment. Great advice for sure and will keep it in mind. Another old school way is get a bigger hammer and both are appropriate at times. The key is knowing when and where to use either. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
@davidmosscrop23744 күн бұрын
Hi. Need to get a finishing mower! Sorry for going off topic, but I need help! I am having a rear hydraulic issue with my 1023e. It only lifts 3-4" then suddenly stops with a hard stop. Lowering is fine. May be like 5% of the time it will lift to full height. Front loader works fine. I added a gallon of low vis hydraulic oil yesterday. No difference. I have search KZread and some forums with NO luck. Thnx Thanks for the help Cheers David
@CopperBarnHomestead4 күн бұрын
@@davidmosscrop2374 thanks for watching and your comment. I am sorry you are having issues with your tractor. I don’t have much to offer but have you looked at all the linkages and pins and such to be sure nothing is out of place or binding. Also are the connections to the lift lever good? You already checked the oil and a hard stop seems like maybe a mechanical reason instead of a hydraulic one…. Maybe ? Best luck getting it sorted out and let us know what you find out. Have a great day and be safe!
@johnwoody49055 күн бұрын
good video and job looks good. take care, be safe and well.
@CopperBarnHomestead5 күн бұрын
@@johnwoody4905 thank you very much for watching and commenting! Have a great day and be safe!
@MiglesSongailaite5 күн бұрын
Nice, Love❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@CopperBarnHomestead5 күн бұрын
@@MiglesSongailaite thank you
@GeneSimons-fw5io5 күн бұрын
Smart lady... Her observations are on the money..
@CopperBarnHomestead5 күн бұрын
@@GeneSimons-fw5io thank you for watching and your comment. Yep, she definitely is, she grew up on a family farm and then was a firefighter for 35 years, I couldn’t have a better partner. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
@KyleJohnston-l1y6 күн бұрын
Great video, thank for all the info. trying to find the transmission suction screen on mine. where would i look for it?
@CopperBarnHomestead6 күн бұрын
@@KyleJohnston-l1y thanks for watching and your comment. I didn’t clean the suction screen because the oil looked really good when changing the filter. My manual shows the screen location in a housing under the floor plate. Looks like the housing has 4 bolts holding the cover on and should be easy to see and access by removing the floor plate. It says to clean the area before opening that housing. Clean the screen with solvent and dry with compressed air then just make sure the oring is good and reinstall. Thanks again, good luck! Have a great day and be safe!
@briangrammer8987 күн бұрын
❤❤VIDEO ❤❤ my grandson has about the same type of speed fill trimmer ❤ it helped him out. It happened to him the same thing ❤ thanks for great information ❤❤
@briangrammer8987 күн бұрын
❤❤VIDEO ❤❤
@briangrammer8987 күн бұрын
❤❤VIDEO ❤❤ I had some SKs sockets just a few❤ I like your collection of socket sets❤❤
@CopperBarnHomestead7 күн бұрын
@@briangrammer898 thank you!
@briangrammer8987 күн бұрын
❤❤VIDEO ❤❤ sorry about the problem with tire stem❤ health issues I’ve been away ❤hope you’re having a great day ❤I enjoy watching your channel ❤since I’m feeling better ❤I will catch up ❤❤
@CopperBarnHomestead7 күн бұрын
@@briangrammer898 we are sorry you had health issues and very glad you are feeling better! Thank you for watching and your comment. Have a great day and be safe!
@codymccauly3497 күн бұрын
Good morning how are you doing this morning
@CopperBarnHomestead7 күн бұрын
@@codymccauly349 thanks for watching. Have a great day and be safe!
@codymccauly3497 күн бұрын
@@CopperBarnHomestead you're welcome
@2Startortoises7 күн бұрын
❤thank you 👍
@CopperBarnHomestead7 күн бұрын
@@2Startortoises thank you!
@dougalbanese84138 күн бұрын
Thank u 🎉so much. Been trying to do this without asking my husband. lol! Wanted to do it before he got home for work n finally was able too! Thank you!!!
@CopperBarnHomestead8 күн бұрын
@@dougalbanese8413 Great job! Thank so much for watching and your awesomely kind comment! Have a great day and be safe!
@johnwoody49058 күн бұрын
good video and job we had a 80 volt lowes it was fair it had a reset button that was always kicking off. it died but lowes took it back and refunded money nobody repairs them. i have a stihl onetwenty c that is only good to trim brushes. the little 20 volt hft are better than the stihl battery one. when you can find good gas i use the gas saws mostly. the atlas did really well maybe better than most. take care, be safe and well. with the french gear boxes your brush hog may last a long time.
@CopperBarnHomestead8 күн бұрын
@@johnwoody4905 thank you for watching and your comment. I was really impressed with the Atlas and it is still working really good. I use a gas saw a lot more but for the convenience for unexpected or smaller jobs the Atlas really shines! Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
@fitch83638 күн бұрын
Good job with the video. I had a similar Craftsman transformer welder I was given by a cousin after I sold my Lincoln Ranger 8. When it died and I bought my Titanium 225t, I cut the welding cables off the Craftsman, put DINSE25 connectors (male on one end, female on the other) to make extension welding cables. That doubled the length of my welding leads which is very handy. Note that the duty cycle for the 225 is 100% @ 100 amp on 240V and 100% @ 45A for 120V. Graphing the points for each voltage on the duty cycle data in the manual results in a useful picture of the duty cycle envelope. I've only had my 225 for a few days, but my experience with it has been good. It''s a lot of welder for a reasonable price, especially when it's on a 25% off sale which mine was. I much prefer DC for stick welding. Over the years I've used mostly 7014 and 6013. I built an arena fence using drill tube and sucker rod which was all welded with 7018 using the Ranger 8 I had back then.
@CopperBarnHomestead8 күн бұрын
@@fitch8363 awesome! Thank you for watching and sharing your experience! Yes, this welder is now my go to for stick welding. I am just a hobbyist welder but love learning the process, for me the Harbor Freight welders make that possible. Have a great day and be safe!
@bretlagasse35609 күн бұрын
Those Craftsman sockets you didn't have a use for, are spline sprockets. There are uses for those, but they are more specific kind of use. They are really good for 4-pt bolts as well.
@CopperBarnHomestead9 күн бұрын
@@bretlagasse3560 cool! Thanks for sharing! Yeah, I’m not even sure how I ended up with those and never really found a use for them. I might now that I know what they are for. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
@bretlagasse35609 күн бұрын
I have found that the ARES magnetic organizers, hold the 3/8 Quinn impact sockets just fine. The OLSA's hold well too.
@CopperBarnHomestead9 күн бұрын
@@bretlagasse3560 thanks for watching and letting us know. I will check them out if the lids end up not working out. Right now the way they are is working pretty good for us. Have a great day and be safe!
@coinsilver9 күн бұрын
I have the identical surging/stalling engine with a John Deere E100 that was made in 2018! Does this still make sense as a fix? I guess I am shocked how this rubber can't handle the vacuum created. 200 hours on the machine.
@CopperBarnHomestead9 күн бұрын
@@coinsilver it definitely could be. It is also possibly be the cheapest thing to start with. Good luck and let us know what you find out! Have a great day and be safe!
@coinsilver9 күн бұрын
@@CopperBarnHomestead $50 for 10' of JD braided fuel line Ugh. Thanks and will do!
@mikeingeorgia19 күн бұрын
The dual voltage capability makes it very versatile
@CopperBarnHomestead9 күн бұрын
@@mikeingeorgia1 thanks for watching and commenting. Yes it does. It welds surprisingly well on 120v and welds great on 220v. Have a great day and be safe!
@wraith39519 күн бұрын
Been running a GM1072r on the back of a 1025r and now 2025r for the last 2 years. Best mower/ implement I own. On the 1025r I should have had the tires filled and added wheel weights but it still worked great together. The 2025r only has fluid in the rear tires. Still a great combo
@CopperBarnHomestead9 күн бұрын
@@wraith3951 thanks for watching and sharing your experience. Yes it’s unbelievable how great these work together. Have a great day and be safe!
@codymccauly34910 күн бұрын
Hi
@PainterD5410 күн бұрын
The cheap flux core welders get fairly good penetration if the feed is set right, but there is alot of spatter to grind off when you're done. They do work well for lighter work up to 1/4' metal. I use mine alot to tack stuff together before I use my large stick welder to do the final deep welds on thicker metal.
@CopperBarnHomestead10 күн бұрын
@@PainterD54 thanks for watching and your comment. Using it to tackle before stick welding the thicker metal is a great idea and I will definitely use that idea on my projects. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
@dcw154010 күн бұрын
Nice pond thanks😊
@CopperBarnHomestead10 күн бұрын
@@dcw1540 thank you for watching and your comment! Appreciate you!
@johnwoody490511 күн бұрын
good video and job i have had same trouble with pto shafts. some of them mx bush hogs had bad china gear boxes 2 of my friends had them and got rid of them after the gear boxes went out they cost so much to fix they sold them at action not working. take care, be safe and well
@CopperBarnHomestead11 күн бұрын
@@johnwoody4905 thanks for watching and your comments! Yep the gearboxes are over $1k I saw online. The ones on this one were made in France according to the tags on them. It seems to work ok. I could definitely see a batwing being more useful but this definitely works for now! Have a great day and be safe!
@user-pu9yq3jw7r11 күн бұрын
Hello - I have the same mower deck and I am trying to raise it as the grass is being scalped. It is the lift rods that I am not understanding what to do with - they must go up. I have a grip on the front wheels.
@CopperBarnHomestead11 күн бұрын
@@user-pu9yq3jw7r I don’t have access to the mower right now but if memory is right, the height is set by the spacers on the rear of the deck that hang from those arms. Then adjusting the front wheel spacers to match. Once the height is set it doesn’t change without readjusting the spacers. The arms will lift the deck up or down but the cut height is set with those spacers if I remember correctly. Hope this helps. I will look at the mower in the morning to be sure I gave you the correct information. Thanks for watching and your question. Have a great day and be safe!
@user-pu9yq3jw7r11 күн бұрын
I appreciate your help. It is the spacers and the holes that I am confused about. I need the whole deck to be raised 1/2 in. when cutting. The combined height of the spacers there now is about 1 In. Maybe I need to add more spacers to the Lift Rod on each side? I am in Ontario, Canada. Again, thank you for your assistance.
@CopperBarnHomestead11 күн бұрын
@@user-pu9yq3jw7r yes, if I remember correctly adding spacers to hold the deck up is what is needed. I will double check tomorrow, that is what I seem to remember doing though. Once we got the height set we haven’t changed it since.
@patriciabrennan266611 күн бұрын
Snake about three feet above where turtle placed?
@CopperBarnHomestead11 күн бұрын
@@patriciabrennan2666 not sure, didn’t see it if it was.
@cromanius18712 күн бұрын
Do not do this as it can kill it
@michaelparker459813 күн бұрын
Ive ran a 72 inch finish mower on my 2610 koiti that was 26 PTO HP and I could mow in high range 1 gear finish mowers don't need as much PTO power as the people who make them say they need
@CopperBarnHomestead13 күн бұрын
@@michaelparker4598 thanks for sharing. Yes that combo works very well on anyplace you would use a finish mower on . Have a a great day and be safe!
@joer500014 күн бұрын
These look great for home self defense!!!
@MiddleRidge4014 күн бұрын
thats a newer JD for your plastic hood and parts and have to remove front end for battery. My Kubota is right in the front with two twist arms and your connections and thats it!
@CopperBarnHomestead14 күн бұрын
@@MiddleRidge40 thanks for watching and your comment! Have a great day and be safe!
@hickory40cattlecompany9614 күн бұрын
I’m curious about the vibration of the PTO shaft? Is that normal?
@CopperBarnHomestead14 күн бұрын
@@hickory40cattlecompany96 thanks for watching and your comment. Yes, completely normal. It looks worse than it is because the protective cover is not complete. It actually runs pretty smoothly. Have a great day and be safe!
@troyfortune412414 күн бұрын
I am not a Deere fan. Even less so with them moving to Mexico. That said that is a nice machine and perfectly suited for that application. Great video!
@CopperBarnHomestead14 күн бұрын
@@troyfortune4124 thanks for watching and your comment. I agree, hate to see any company move jobs out of US especially an iconic one like Deere. We are very happy with that machine set up to mow on our hilly ground though. Have a great day and be safe!
@codymccauly34914 күн бұрын
Hi good morning
@user-jt4yk3lz1f14 күн бұрын
Εισαι ενας μαλακας που δεν ξεφη τη του γηνεται
@axeman3333314 күн бұрын
Probably could have put ur guards back on using some good duct tape to hold together. Better also learn ur draw bar arms have to be all way up or you will turn tongue into them.
@CopperBarnHomestead14 күн бұрын
@@axeman33333 thanks for watching and your comment. Great tip on the arms. We never thought of duct tape but that would work! Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
@MitchEllis-dn9lf14 күн бұрын
PB Blaster does stink
@MitchEllis-dn9lf14 күн бұрын
Hey, no fare you’ve got a woman that will help you hook up implements to your tractor. LOL
@CopperBarnHomestead14 күн бұрын
@@MitchEllis-dn9lf absolutely! We do pretty much everything together and have for years. Thanks for watching and your comment!
@BertBranstetter15 күн бұрын
How to disconnect electrical wire plugs
@CopperBarnHomestead15 күн бұрын
@@BertBranstetter hi thanks for watching and your comment. This mower has no electrical plugs on it? The hydraulic line is a push pull ag style coupler. Not sure if that is what you are talking about though.
@PRICEX15 күн бұрын
Love the slipped blunt line. Use it all of the time
@CopperBarnHomestead15 күн бұрын
@@PRICEX thank you! Absolutely, it’s a great one to know!
@johnwoody490515 күн бұрын
good job and video looks really nice. we didn't plant any garden this year deer ate almost every thing last year. take care, be safe and well.
@CopperBarnHomestead15 күн бұрын
@@johnwoody4905 thank you! Yes, everything around here not inside an electric fence is eaten in just a few nights. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
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Can a 25hp handle a 7ft mower?
@@swappedoutZ71 I honestly don’t know. The most quoted rule of thumb is 5-7hp per foot of width for mower or cutter. We had the 72” and tried it on our little tractor. I would not pay for a 7’ mower to try but if it was sitting around…. Maybe? The specs will say absolutely won’t work. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
good video and job you did better than a would have. take care,be safe and well.
@@johnwoody4905 thank you for watching and commenting! It was fun! Have a great day and be safe!
TIM from Canada you have now fixed one leak on your tractor tire and you were having a problem because there is still a second leak on your tractor tire you need to.. titan the second part of your valve, stem the bigger piece that goes to the rim. You need to tighten up a little more.
@@timnash6870 thanks for watching and your comment! Have a great day and be safe!
I like your work, but I reaaaaalllly love that garage! Man, a Brother can only dream!!
@@AXNJXN1 thank you for watching and your comment. Yep we love it so much we actually live in it! Have a great day and be safe!
I hope someone was holding the board when you just let go. If not, please learn more about shop safety before you or the wall across the room gets hurt.
Thanks for watching and your comment. Have a great day and be safe!
whew. You are a glutton for punishment. I would have given up a long time ago. lol
@@bigjoe2458 lol, thanks for watching and your comment. It was a struggle but was completely worth it by the end. Have a great day and be safe!
Admirable!!!
@@elenaandrada49 thanks for watching and commenting!
My bumper is shot. Looking for an alternative to line since it is hard to wind. Good machine other than the latter.
@@jerryfay7517 thanks for watching and your comment. I quickly looked on amazon and some web places and didn’t see any obvious options. Hope you find something that works and then please let us know what you found. Agree that the line spool is the weak link on this trimmer. Have a great day and be safe!
Old school: If it don't fit, don't force it.
@@ernestlmorellsr thanks for watching and your comment. Great advice for sure and will keep it in mind. Another old school way is get a bigger hammer and both are appropriate at times. The key is knowing when and where to use either. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
Hi. Need to get a finishing mower! Sorry for going off topic, but I need help! I am having a rear hydraulic issue with my 1023e. It only lifts 3-4" then suddenly stops with a hard stop. Lowering is fine. May be like 5% of the time it will lift to full height. Front loader works fine. I added a gallon of low vis hydraulic oil yesterday. No difference. I have search KZread and some forums with NO luck. Thnx Thanks for the help Cheers David
@@davidmosscrop2374 thanks for watching and your comment. I am sorry you are having issues with your tractor. I don’t have much to offer but have you looked at all the linkages and pins and such to be sure nothing is out of place or binding. Also are the connections to the lift lever good? You already checked the oil and a hard stop seems like maybe a mechanical reason instead of a hydraulic one…. Maybe ? Best luck getting it sorted out and let us know what you find out. Have a great day and be safe!
good video and job looks good. take care, be safe and well.
@@johnwoody4905 thank you very much for watching and commenting! Have a great day and be safe!
Nice, Love❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@MiglesSongailaite thank you
Smart lady... Her observations are on the money..
@@GeneSimons-fw5io thank you for watching and your comment. Yep, she definitely is, she grew up on a family farm and then was a firefighter for 35 years, I couldn’t have a better partner. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
Great video, thank for all the info. trying to find the transmission suction screen on mine. where would i look for it?
@@KyleJohnston-l1y thanks for watching and your comment. I didn’t clean the suction screen because the oil looked really good when changing the filter. My manual shows the screen location in a housing under the floor plate. Looks like the housing has 4 bolts holding the cover on and should be easy to see and access by removing the floor plate. It says to clean the area before opening that housing. Clean the screen with solvent and dry with compressed air then just make sure the oring is good and reinstall. Thanks again, good luck! Have a great day and be safe!
❤❤VIDEO ❤❤ my grandson has about the same type of speed fill trimmer ❤ it helped him out. It happened to him the same thing ❤ thanks for great information ❤❤
❤❤VIDEO ❤❤
❤❤VIDEO ❤❤ I had some SKs sockets just a few❤ I like your collection of socket sets❤❤
@@briangrammer898 thank you!
❤❤VIDEO ❤❤ sorry about the problem with tire stem❤ health issues I’ve been away ❤hope you’re having a great day ❤I enjoy watching your channel ❤since I’m feeling better ❤I will catch up ❤❤
@@briangrammer898 we are sorry you had health issues and very glad you are feeling better! Thank you for watching and your comment. Have a great day and be safe!
Good morning how are you doing this morning
@@codymccauly349 thanks for watching. Have a great day and be safe!
@@CopperBarnHomestead you're welcome
❤thank you 👍
@@2Startortoises thank you!
Thank u 🎉so much. Been trying to do this without asking my husband. lol! Wanted to do it before he got home for work n finally was able too! Thank you!!!
@@dougalbanese8413 Great job! Thank so much for watching and your awesomely kind comment! Have a great day and be safe!
good video and job we had a 80 volt lowes it was fair it had a reset button that was always kicking off. it died but lowes took it back and refunded money nobody repairs them. i have a stihl onetwenty c that is only good to trim brushes. the little 20 volt hft are better than the stihl battery one. when you can find good gas i use the gas saws mostly. the atlas did really well maybe better than most. take care, be safe and well. with the french gear boxes your brush hog may last a long time.
@@johnwoody4905 thank you for watching and your comment. I was really impressed with the Atlas and it is still working really good. I use a gas saw a lot more but for the convenience for unexpected or smaller jobs the Atlas really shines! Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
Good job with the video. I had a similar Craftsman transformer welder I was given by a cousin after I sold my Lincoln Ranger 8. When it died and I bought my Titanium 225t, I cut the welding cables off the Craftsman, put DINSE25 connectors (male on one end, female on the other) to make extension welding cables. That doubled the length of my welding leads which is very handy. Note that the duty cycle for the 225 is 100% @ 100 amp on 240V and 100% @ 45A for 120V. Graphing the points for each voltage on the duty cycle data in the manual results in a useful picture of the duty cycle envelope. I've only had my 225 for a few days, but my experience with it has been good. It''s a lot of welder for a reasonable price, especially when it's on a 25% off sale which mine was. I much prefer DC for stick welding. Over the years I've used mostly 7014 and 6013. I built an arena fence using drill tube and sucker rod which was all welded with 7018 using the Ranger 8 I had back then.
@@fitch8363 awesome! Thank you for watching and sharing your experience! Yes, this welder is now my go to for stick welding. I am just a hobbyist welder but love learning the process, for me the Harbor Freight welders make that possible. Have a great day and be safe!
Those Craftsman sockets you didn't have a use for, are spline sprockets. There are uses for those, but they are more specific kind of use. They are really good for 4-pt bolts as well.
@@bretlagasse3560 cool! Thanks for sharing! Yeah, I’m not even sure how I ended up with those and never really found a use for them. I might now that I know what they are for. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
I have found that the ARES magnetic organizers, hold the 3/8 Quinn impact sockets just fine. The OLSA's hold well too.
@@bretlagasse3560 thanks for watching and letting us know. I will check them out if the lids end up not working out. Right now the way they are is working pretty good for us. Have a great day and be safe!
I have the identical surging/stalling engine with a John Deere E100 that was made in 2018! Does this still make sense as a fix? I guess I am shocked how this rubber can't handle the vacuum created. 200 hours on the machine.
@@coinsilver it definitely could be. It is also possibly be the cheapest thing to start with. Good luck and let us know what you find out! Have a great day and be safe!
@@CopperBarnHomestead $50 for 10' of JD braided fuel line Ugh. Thanks and will do!
The dual voltage capability makes it very versatile
@@mikeingeorgia1 thanks for watching and commenting. Yes it does. It welds surprisingly well on 120v and welds great on 220v. Have a great day and be safe!
Been running a GM1072r on the back of a 1025r and now 2025r for the last 2 years. Best mower/ implement I own. On the 1025r I should have had the tires filled and added wheel weights but it still worked great together. The 2025r only has fluid in the rear tires. Still a great combo
@@wraith3951 thanks for watching and sharing your experience. Yes it’s unbelievable how great these work together. Have a great day and be safe!
Hi
The cheap flux core welders get fairly good penetration if the feed is set right, but there is alot of spatter to grind off when you're done. They do work well for lighter work up to 1/4' metal. I use mine alot to tack stuff together before I use my large stick welder to do the final deep welds on thicker metal.
@@PainterD54 thanks for watching and your comment. Using it to tackle before stick welding the thicker metal is a great idea and I will definitely use that idea on my projects. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
Nice pond thanks😊
@@dcw1540 thank you for watching and your comment! Appreciate you!
good video and job i have had same trouble with pto shafts. some of them mx bush hogs had bad china gear boxes 2 of my friends had them and got rid of them after the gear boxes went out they cost so much to fix they sold them at action not working. take care, be safe and well
@@johnwoody4905 thanks for watching and your comments! Yep the gearboxes are over $1k I saw online. The ones on this one were made in France according to the tags on them. It seems to work ok. I could definitely see a batwing being more useful but this definitely works for now! Have a great day and be safe!
Hello - I have the same mower deck and I am trying to raise it as the grass is being scalped. It is the lift rods that I am not understanding what to do with - they must go up. I have a grip on the front wheels.
@@user-pu9yq3jw7r I don’t have access to the mower right now but if memory is right, the height is set by the spacers on the rear of the deck that hang from those arms. Then adjusting the front wheel spacers to match. Once the height is set it doesn’t change without readjusting the spacers. The arms will lift the deck up or down but the cut height is set with those spacers if I remember correctly. Hope this helps. I will look at the mower in the morning to be sure I gave you the correct information. Thanks for watching and your question. Have a great day and be safe!
I appreciate your help. It is the spacers and the holes that I am confused about. I need the whole deck to be raised 1/2 in. when cutting. The combined height of the spacers there now is about 1 In. Maybe I need to add more spacers to the Lift Rod on each side? I am in Ontario, Canada. Again, thank you for your assistance.
@@user-pu9yq3jw7r yes, if I remember correctly adding spacers to hold the deck up is what is needed. I will double check tomorrow, that is what I seem to remember doing though. Once we got the height set we haven’t changed it since.
Snake about three feet above where turtle placed?
@@patriciabrennan2666 not sure, didn’t see it if it was.
Do not do this as it can kill it
Ive ran a 72 inch finish mower on my 2610 koiti that was 26 PTO HP and I could mow in high range 1 gear finish mowers don't need as much PTO power as the people who make them say they need
@@michaelparker4598 thanks for sharing. Yes that combo works very well on anyplace you would use a finish mower on . Have a a great day and be safe!
These look great for home self defense!!!
thats a newer JD for your plastic hood and parts and have to remove front end for battery. My Kubota is right in the front with two twist arms and your connections and thats it!
@@MiddleRidge40 thanks for watching and your comment! Have a great day and be safe!
I’m curious about the vibration of the PTO shaft? Is that normal?
@@hickory40cattlecompany96 thanks for watching and your comment. Yes, completely normal. It looks worse than it is because the protective cover is not complete. It actually runs pretty smoothly. Have a great day and be safe!
I am not a Deere fan. Even less so with them moving to Mexico. That said that is a nice machine and perfectly suited for that application. Great video!
@@troyfortune4124 thanks for watching and your comment. I agree, hate to see any company move jobs out of US especially an iconic one like Deere. We are very happy with that machine set up to mow on our hilly ground though. Have a great day and be safe!
Hi good morning
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Probably could have put ur guards back on using some good duct tape to hold together. Better also learn ur draw bar arms have to be all way up or you will turn tongue into them.
@@axeman33333 thanks for watching and your comment. Great tip on the arms. We never thought of duct tape but that would work! Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
PB Blaster does stink
Hey, no fare you’ve got a woman that will help you hook up implements to your tractor. LOL
@@MitchEllis-dn9lf absolutely! We do pretty much everything together and have for years. Thanks for watching and your comment!
How to disconnect electrical wire plugs
@@BertBranstetter hi thanks for watching and your comment. This mower has no electrical plugs on it? The hydraulic line is a push pull ag style coupler. Not sure if that is what you are talking about though.
Love the slipped blunt line. Use it all of the time
@@PRICEX thank you! Absolutely, it’s a great one to know!
good job and video looks really nice. we didn't plant any garden this year deer ate almost every thing last year. take care, be safe and well.
@@johnwoody4905 thank you! Yes, everything around here not inside an electric fence is eaten in just a few nights. Thanks again, have a great day and be safe!
Good!
@@user-hv2uv7hm6g thanks!
Nice
@@carlosbrown8179 thanks!