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6.2 _vortec
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2014
Just your average redneck tryna make it.
How to drive and operate a yanmar 1610d
Just a quick explanation on how to get started on a yanmar tractor.
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2024 Honda pioneer 1000 review (1000 miles)
มุมมอง 256หลายเดือนก่อน
I’ve had this thing for about 3 months and got a little over 1000 miles on it already.
2024 Pioneer 1000-5 review
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Just bought this a week ago, just a quick overview and review of it.
The best compact tractor you can get plus the main implements to use
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This is my Yanmar 1610d and my current implements feel free to ask any questions thanks for watching.
Eazyrc glacier crawler rc truck review
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I don’t make anything for doing this review and have purchased everything on my own. This is just a honest review. Here’s the links for all the parts and the truck. Metal gears - FMS 1:18 RC Vehicle Parts for... www.amazon.com/dp/B0BF9Y9P82?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share Motor and transmission- RCAWD 180 Brushed Motor... www.amazon.com/dp/B0C6TG4FQW?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share Batteries - URGENEX FCX24 ...
Getting started with lawn care / mowing grass
มุมมอง 35710 หลายเดือนก่อน
This is my current setup for doing routine lawn care. There are several other things you can offer and do suck as hedge trimming or limb trimming.
Horse drawn sickle mower on a atv (redneck bush hog)
มุมมอง 7K11 หลายเดือนก่อน
Got it all put together and running. Now just gotta dial it in perfectly.
John Deere no. 4 BIG horse drawn sickle bar
มุมมอง 921ปีที่แล้ว
Just picked this up and plan on getting it running. And opinions or advice are greatly appreciated hope y’all enjoy the video.
2021 Honda rancher 420 mileage update
มุมมอง 234ปีที่แล้ว
Quick video on my rancher and the current mileage. I purchased it brand new in 2021.
1964 Chevy c60 walk around
มุมมอง 363ปีที่แล้ว
Just a little back story on the truck, it came from an old farm down the road from me, the farmer passed away about 8 years ago and the truck hasn’t ran in at least 15, his son is currently fixing up the farm and clearing out old vehicles and equipment and was going to scrap this truck, I was able to get it for scrap price ($700). It originally belonged to chandler demolition in Memphis and I w...
Walk around / review on a 2012 Silverado
มุมมอง 111ปีที่แล้ว
Just traded the hummer in and got a twin for my extended cab. I go over some of the issues and features for the 2007-2013 gm trucks in this video.
Redneck homemade axle bush hog update / rebuild
มุมมอง 41Kปีที่แล้ว
Rebuilt the whole thing with angle iron and flat stock. Works way better now.
20x30 shop walk around and price breakdown
มุมมอง 10Kปีที่แล้ว
Shop came from Tennessee steel buildings, concrete came from bt redi-mix, garage door came from Jackson overhead doors, and misc items including man door and metal for the front wall came from smith lumber in Brownsville tn. I highly recommend all places I used.
Update on my prinx high country m/t tires
มุมมอง 7Kปีที่แล้ว
I’ve got around 7200 miles on the setup and have been to off-road parks and on multiple interstate road trips with no issues. I would buy another set when the time comes for sure.
Pull start / recoil starter on 2021 rancher 420
มุมมอง 2.2Kปีที่แล้ว
Just now got around to installing this recoil starter I picked up back when I got the four wheeler. Went on smooth with no issues.
What made you choose Honda over Kawasaki, Polaris? I am looking as these 3 brands for my first side by side to use for my property. Thank you for the video
@@BatmanBennett I’ve seen people have issues with the belt drive transmissions in Polaris and there’s no Kawasaki dealer near me. I’ve always owned Honda atvs and I trust them.
@@6.2_vortec I’ve heard that too about the rangers. I did see they come out with a XD version that now has a steel belt so it won’t break anymore. Does the Honda have plenty of cab room and is it comfortable on the back?
@@BatmanBennett I’m 6’3” and it’s a little cramped in the back but the front has more room than a lot. The Polaris xd is nice but I couldn’t justify paying that much
Thank you for the rundown. I’m looking at getting a 2024.
I was wondering what you do with the grass or weeds after you mow them?
I just left them. It kept it from growing back as fast
You did a nice job!
Get’er duuun!
You have most likely discovered the teeth can be sharpened to a point. Then they can be replaced. Grung off the button on the rivet, punch out and remove from bar. Put on blade and re-rivet. Easy Peasy. I am 77 years. I have done this more than few times.
WHO’s did this bring back memories. My step-grandmother had a 40 acre farm here in Washington State. They farmed with draft horses, when the last draft horse died. My step-father bought a Farm-all Cub tractor. The horse drawn equipment was converted to tractor pull. We mowed the hay with the shackle mower and the hay rake was a rope trip so you could create rows. The we hooked the tracker to the old horse drawn hay sled. This was back breaking work as you walked along with hand forks loading the sled. Then offloading into the hayloft. Thankfully, this only lasted 2 years and they he started getting the hay balled. We still had to load and load onto the hay sled. What wasn’t a lot of fun was having to ride on the manure spreader. It had a foot active gear that started the beater blades in the rear and a system that fed the manure into the beaters. You can imagine what it was like for the guy riding on the spreader seat. The speed the blades turned was dictated by the speed of the tractor. There were times, he know what it’s like between brothers, If the driver wasn’t happy with the brother on the spreader. You can imagine what it could be like. PUEW.
WHO’s did this bring back memories. My step-grandmother had a 40 acre farm here in Washington State. They farmed with draft horses, when the last draft horse died. My step-father bought a Farm-all Cub tractor. The horse drawn equipment was converted to tractor pull. We mowed the hay with the shackle mower and the hay rake was a rope trip so you could create rows. The we hooked the tracker to the old horse drawn hay sled. This was back breaking work as you walked along with hand forks loading the sled. Then offloading into the hayloft. Thankfully, this only lasted 2 years and they he started getting the hay balled. We still had to load and load onto the hay sled. What wasn’t a lot of fun was having to ride on the manure spreader. It had a foot active gear that started the beater blades in the rear and a system that fed the manure into the beaters. You can imagine what it was like for the guy riding on the spreader seat. The speed the blades turned was dictated by the speed of the tractor. There were times, he know what it’s like between brothers, If the driver wasn’t happy with the brother on the spreader. You can imagine what it could be like. PUEW.
You'll throw a rock up at your head and lights out. And I don't wear safety glasses or a seatbelt.
Nice ride, I peeked at them today at the local dealer but not sure what I want. I kinda want one that is more sporty but I imagine these would do fine out exploring old roads and things.
For being a utility it’s pretty quick. Fast wouldn’t be the word but it chirps the tires on asphalt between 1st and 2nd when you floor it in sport mode. How often would you really drive more than 10-20 on a trail anyways? This tops out at 64 easily and maintaining 55mph is easy.
Great buy!
My god get some sheet metal over that 😅
Definitely a cool idea BUT its hardly cutting anything. Its mostly skipping the grass. Seems like the blade needs a higher rmp so it will have more time to actually cut the grass
I am looking for something exactly like this machine… where would a person find one? I live in southern Minnesota farm country so I imagine there must be one in someone’s grove. What is the proper name of the machine?
Those were nice mowers in their day! We have one that my dad and grandpa used for years, as a young kid I was fascinated by the mechanics when it was in operation. Loved that clickity clack sound!
I got an 06 with the Bose system and tires bright yellow love it. What shocks did you happen to use? Mine are definitely gone
Bilstein (24-186643) 5100 Series
If you want to transform the comfort of the rear seats, I highly recommend you look up Rad Customs in ID. They make a bracket where you add a RZR seat base and then set it where the factory butt pad goes. It makes sitting in the back so comfortable........to the point where my kids fight to sit in the back and not the front. Before that they hated riding in the Pioneer in general, and I don't blame them. The only thing you need to understand up front about Rad Customs is they don't mass produce these brackets. If you go on the website it will tell you exactly when they are going to ship.
Nice.that is what I'm going to get myself.ive looked at all of the utv it's my choice.thank you and have a good ride
Got me thinkin.....wonder if an upside down riding mower trans/rearend would work in the same way. We could all get those for free. I've been weedwhacking my yard instead of putting the deck on. I use the mower as more of a puller for the wagon. Would be nice if everthing just got pulled.
Wouldn’t be as wide but I’m sure the gearing would make it spin faster
@@6.2_vortec Thats a downside, but you could put it in an appropiate gear....hopefully.
@1JohnnyConnor true. Another idea I thought of was having multiple push mowers connected together. May dad did that several years ago, when they where all running it sounded like a jet taking off.
@@6.2_vortec I have thought of that also. Even the really old hand powered push spining finger removers. I'm just thinking without more motors. . I do have two spare junk mowers, and just pushed one in gear, worked forward/reverse whether you were litterally in forward, or reverse. Now if made sleave for extending one set of axels/cut the spare axels Get more center clearance. Probably wouldn't push for more than 6" either side. Oh man. Maybe at some point. Lol
Funny how someone with some actual engineering knowledge tries this and warns you how dangerous it is and then every sycophantic 'Tuber jumps on the bandwagon and goes and does it inbred redneck style...This might be OK to pull behind a tractor. Definitely not something you want to be pulling with an ATV, unless your goal is to get decapitated. Your support structure is woefully inadequate for the mass you are pulling. There is a high risk of the diff separating from the tow vehicle, with unpredictable and potentially catastrophic results. But, hey, if it weren't for people like you TH-cam wouldn't exist in the first place. Congratulations, you made an upside down helicopter. You live with danger, you die with danger and I'm damn lucky to have survived my 20s.
This is what I currently trying to do
4:10 gears would be the best.
if the rear end yoke uses U-bolts ,use a long piece of steel tubing ,and weld a thin piece of steel flat stock to the leading edge on both ends of the steel tubing
I’ve got a update video on it you should check out
Change the gear ratio in the rear end to get it to spin faster....
Those tires make it look good
Farmed with draft horses and rebuild several mowers over the years, just a little information those old mowers where not meant to go at those speeds if you're only cutting a little I'd say go slow as you can and probably be fine. If you're going to be cutting a lot your mower won't last long because you'll crystalize your gears going that fast.
How slow do horses pull them the? I was going a little faster than a walking pace
@@6.2_vortec about 3 miles per hour is about top speed that horses will go, and that's with a fast walking in shape team. Like I said if you're not doing a lot you should be fine, if you plan on cutting a whole hayfield/pasture it'll end up ruining it. Just keep Lucas oil conditioner and non detergent sae30 in the gear box not the old 90 they recommend in the old manuals. Those old John Deere #4s are good machines have two of them myself.
@@killacommieformommie I was going about 5 and I don’t use it much. I just wanted to see if I could get it working again. Thanks for the advice on the oil, every time I use it I have to top it off due to the output shaft leaking when it sets
@@6.2_vortec it's a seal that sets right inside of it may have to double it up sometimes those old seals are thicker than new ones.
Cutting grass that was already cut.....very impressive. Next, you can show us how you freeze frozen water.
you’ll like it until the rock comes up a knock your ass off the four wheeler and you really get to see it cut, with out the guard, there’s no vacuum to pull the grass upwards before the cut
Nobody mentioned my dog would chase it. RIP.
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What gears you runin in that rear end!
I’m not really sure what it has in it. It’s from a older Gmc envoy my best guess is a 3.73
This is a great idea! We are looking for one to do around our pond. Did you end up sharpening or replacing the blades? Are they still available?
I haven’t done anything with the blades
@@6.2_vortec Oh ok. just wondering. I'm actually on my way to pick one up that looks just like yours minus the paint. Wondering if the blades are replaceable. If I find a place that sells or makes them I'll let you know.
@@mike18421 I believe there’s a Facebook group about older implements. I saw something mentioning new ones on there a while back
shou de bola
Man, I would siriusly consider putting a cool chair 💺 on the back of that ol axel housing and run some ropes up to the Handel bars of that quad. Ride it like a roman chariot. 😎 🤠 😂
The only thing "redneck" about this rig is that you didn't remove shocks and cross members. This is freaking genius! Well done! It'll get you 300k miles or more. 👍👍👍
What in tarnation?
I am jealous. I have an lTZ in my box destroyed.
What's your MPG?
Honestly I’ve never really calculated it. I would assume between 25-30. I get about 100 miles per tank and it’s a little over 3 gallons
@@6.2_vortec thanks for the response, 100 miles a tank is pretty good, my 2019 is doing horrible, it runs great but I'm only getting about 60 miles per tank, they hold something like 3.9 gallons.. I'm doing research trying to figure out why my MPG is so low
@Bob-gn8ph yeah I feel like there’s definitely something wrong if your only getting 60 per tank
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So you didn’t have to cut anything? What year model did the new style bumper come off of? I don’t have sensors so that part isn’t an issue. Looks like you have to use the new style tag lights
All the plugs where a direct fit, and I believe the bumper was on a 2014. When I bought it, it wasn’t on a truck
Why didn't you run it through some Tall Weeds for us.....?
🏆🤗🙏💙 Thank you for sharing this
I saw a better idea for that contraption. Flip it over and weld a car seat to the yoke. Put on your seatbelt. You now have a Twirl and Hurl.
Love it ! Inspiration for sure !
You could put some plexiglass or similar see through safety glass, that way you can see and be safe.
Nice little tractor. We bought a little homestead with 3 acres and I'm researching what equipment I need to mow the pasture and move things around.
These are definitely my favorite. Very robust and reliable and there are larger sizes than this one out there.
had a 2006 red h3 my favorite had a baby would die on me with my baby husband not a mechanic or car guy so we got rid of it regret it now that 2024 and still see it in my small town 🤷🏻♀️
What length did you make the piece of wood that moves the blades?
I’ll have to measure it when I get a chance. I just measured between where it bolts on. Make sure both parts it bolts to are in the same orientation
That length of wood that moves the cutter bar is called a 'pitman arm.' Generally made of a hard wood for longevity. It is the 'sacrificial' moving part in case something gets jammed in the cutter knives on the bar. Most Farm and Family or Tractor Supply Co. stores carry them in a couple of common lengths, already grooved on both ends. Just drill your own bolt holes. I make my own out of scraps of pressure treated lumber. As 6.2_vortec has stated, the pitman arm length is determined by 'orientation' of the rotating head and connecting point on the bar. The tip of each knife section must move side to side between the stone guard tips. There are a few videos that can show how that is done.
Came here for a tire review and got nostalgia…Dude your voice reminds me so much of Hank Hill.
I’m 6’3 200lbs. Will I be comfortable in a H3?
I’m 6’3” and 230 and I fit comfortably. It wasn’t tight but not necessarily spacious either. I definitely wouldn’t fit in the back seat and no one could set behind because the seat needs to be all the way back.
Did you ever drive in the snow ?Just wondering from here in upstate N.Y thanks
We don’t get much snow here in west Tennessee but I’d say they do pretty good. I only drove in the snow with them one time, we get more ice than snow when it freezes.