Thanks for the ride along Dennis and tractor talk. My 1979 F350 4X4 super cab camper special had wheel hop at 58-63 MPH but smoothed out at higher and lower speeds. The load range E 10 plies probably had something to do with it. I bought it in early 79 for $9700 and that would not be a decent down payment nowadays.
About the rain chances per day.... when they say 10% that is actually a coverage of rain.. not chances of rain. IDk what a coverage area is but if it says 10 percent and you got raid you were just in that particular spot.. I recommend you get Radar Scope on your phone. It can show you where you are and its VERY local and highly detailed. If i was gonna be in a field I would NOT want to bewithout that.
good choice of tractor, but i’ve just seen the video for the new John Deere 6120M with the sloping bonnet (like the massey) which i think looks awesome and it has the auto transmission th-cam.com/video/GLXmyE48TLo/w-d-xo.html
Well I see that you made a decision to get you a John Deere tractor me and my grandson loves to watch you on TH-cam every time he comes over my house he says Papa wash some tractors and then I turned to your channel and we watch you mow hay rake hay bale hay
do you think the tyres are to hard making it vibrate or could be the make of tyres perhaps, im glad its only road speed that bugs you its very quite in the cab by the sounds of it, and looks nice,
Have they made any improvements on that krone tedder? Older models you could only transport about 10 mph due to the weight or it would blow the tires out. My dad's friend had one and got rid of it due to so many blow outs where it swerved all over the road. We have a kuhn and you can do about 45 before it will sway. Just curious how that model krone is. I'm sure they improved them.
Iv got a 1986 JD 3150 with a JD 265 loader on it. It is easier to take on & off of it than the nh ts115A or mf 5455 that iv owned. Deere has been ahead on several thinbs for quite some time.
Good Day to you Dennis . Glad to see you are happy with your new tractor . secound an third cutting can be a hassel getting the hay dry enough to bale . Stay Safe take care .
Hi Dennis, My 6130 has the same road vibration you mentioned. I have the Michelin radials and it seems to be getting less as the tires wear in. I don’t drive on roads that much with it. I also love how well mine performs.
The vibration on the road is most likely due to the front tires being pumped up hard for loader work! I bet if you dropped your tire pressure on the fronts with the loader off it would mostly go away!
Great videos keep on coming man been looking for a new tractor myself I know what you went through trying to figure out what you want and need in the new tracker
Edit; i hope you know i am dumping on you in jest. I looked at JD's and asked the dealer about after sales service, he said there's none as JD'd don't breakdown, with that he lost sales, at a Ag show JD reps tried to make sales then i told them what happened, they were dumb founded.
Denis, just a suggestion. We’ve a 120R at work and sometimes the loader is hard to put back on. To make it easier we take it off with the bucket against a wall just in case we need to push against something.
You will enjoy your JD Dennis but i believe the engineering on the tractor is basic due to large gears and mass production. Its also good to be able to hear your tractor when its working.
Your probably right but you can't let air out of them because of the fluid in them. I'm afraid to put air in them because if it makes it worse I can't let it out.
@@DLHFarms Put the valve stem at 12 o-clock and adjust pressure to allow tires full flat contact to the ground, you will have to make small adjustments to your conditions. I don't run fluid in the front tires. Happy Harvesting!
I think your tractor was built in Mannheim in Germany and probably that's why it feels so well screwed together. I was at that factory about 7 years ago (long story) and they are serious people about quality control both on the assembly line and final testing. Also went to the Deere cab and combine factories and their spare parts dispatch location. Germans, not known for their sense of humour(they do, but you need to be very smart to understand it), but by golly they can do quality, and they are proud of it in ze fatherland, and rightly so.
I love my JD 6130R and I agree about the loader easy on/off and the tractor rides better without the loader. I took the silly looking front fenders off and now I really have the ultimate visibility. It looks and feels like a real tractor without the front fenders
Did the loader go on as easy as came off Dennis? .l can't remember seeing a video of the 4710 with the loader off .Have you taken it off many times ?.Always nice to get loader off any tractor . showers make hay time hard work , But try making hay Cumbria England.
Yes it went on just as easy. Drive into it get out once put the stands up hook up the hydraulics and go. My Massey doesn't have a single point hydraulic connection so it can be a pain to get the hydraulics hooked back up and I use the loader on it every time I make hay so I just leave it on.
Tedding is a step that I can omit here where I live. July, August and September in North Texas is like standing under a giant hair dryer. Have to be careful or the hay will turn chalky and squeaky dry.
I have got a t4.120 and a 7710 ll and I much rather be in the 7710 than the t4 they are junky. The 7710 will freeze you out and it all around pulls better and feels like it has more power.
I agree. We had a 7710 on my grandpa's farm and it was my favorite tractor well built! Nothing like what NH makes now. I think it was the best looking tractor ever built. Here it is now in it's current shape in this special video that can only be watched from this link. th-cam.com/video/goituDSw0Co/w-d-xo.html
I imagine having the right tool for the job when it excells at the tasks, takes the 'work' out of the chore. To me that's a blessing to fully enjoy and I'd be tickled, too. And as much time as your worklife is spent in a tractor, you should definitely expect it to be worth every penny you paid for it, imho. 🙂
I believe all tractors have their good and bad points. It's just hard to find one that meets your needs and price range. Hope this one works out for you. Also glad that you weren't color blind, I have a Massey that met my needs and price range. I looked at a lot of tractors before I found it. All different colors.
Oh Dennis!! your starting to get green blood in your veins!!! lol nice tractor, can't wait for more videos of square baling and round baling to get your perspective on the tractors performance
Thank you Dennis for explaining why you tedder hay. I live here in Michigan and here we wind row the hay two or three times. I don't make hay I buy it for our horse's. Like the video's keep up the good work.
Been talking to Mast, told them you sent me. I may even look at a certain T5 while I’m there, but mainly looking at 5100M or what you got. Thanks for the great videos.
Glad you were finally able to find a good option to go with for the new tractor. Nothing better than starting off positive, with no sacrificing. Here's to a good season!
Have you had any trouble with welds on the Tedder. We had a krone swadro rake frickin welds were always breaking. The we went up too a 3 wheel and it had no problems was a nice deal
I'm going to be interested in how easily (or not) the loader goes back on. :) After helping my grandfather takeoff and reinstall a loader on one of his tractors years ago, the difficulty of reinstalling was enough that he never did it again...... and based on that experience I'm not sure I'd even want to try with my own (newer) tractor (especially not without having a hard/flat surface to part the loader on).
I have to ted hay here twice to get it to dry evenly. I agree about the tractors too- you spend all that money and you should expect a quality piece of equipment. I just did a video on a Farmall 70A that we have as a loaner tractor. Let's just say its not an impressive tractor lol
Nice one Dennis. Thanks for taking us along for the tedding. By the way, it sounds like you have the same humidity problems we do here in NW Ohio(the old black swamp area).
Dennis tedder could possibly be over revving if u are using 540E . I think krone recommend 350 to 450 on the pto which would put the tractor in the economical rpm range anyway ~~
Stunning rolling countryside & no doubt you are enjoying the efficiency of the new tractor , did check my 10 star Kwt 11.22 & sticker on front is 350 - 450 input speed , your particular model may be different ~~
Your like a teen ager in his first strip club with a fist full of $50’s and a credit card, when your in that tractor ! I told ya long time a go best machine ever,, Blue tractor and red tractor who ? 😂😂😂
Does your new Holland tc 40d vibrate our tc 40d don't give us any problems really other than I'd like the front boom hydrolics don't lift quite like the Massey Ferguson model 25 does I guess it depends on the size of the pump
Back when I worked at John Deere, (left in 2007), I always enjoyed installing John Deere brand loaders on tractors because they were so easy and straightforward. It does not shock me to hear what you said about your loader experience on your new tractor. Good purchase!
I left because of a job offer I received that I didn’t even apply for, to go work on cars. I had went to vo tech school after high school to work on cars. But ended up getting a job a the local John Deere dealer. It was a good place to work, don’t have anything negative to say about it.
seems like you a very satisfied with the deere. my buddy has always been a massey guy and he just bought his first jd. he said he knows now why jd people are jd people. he loves it.
Is it safe to say you are a jd man now???
How much bigger is jd than the t5 size wise
Well I guess I am, I still have a Massey that I like also. The Deere is 2000 pounds heavier shipping weight. It's equivalent to a T6 NH
Thanks for the ride along Dennis and tractor talk. My 1979 F350 4X4 super cab camper special had wheel hop at 58-63 MPH but smoothed out at higher and lower speeds. The load range E 10 plies probably had something to do with it. I bought it in early 79 for $9700 and that would not be a decent down payment nowadays.
Wow how things have changed trucks cost 10 times that now.
Glad you like your JD tractor ! Keep up the good videos Dennis.
Thanks John!
Like the JD Dennis
Thanks 👍
About the rain chances per day.... when they say 10% that is actually a coverage of rain.. not chances of rain. IDk what a coverage area is but if it says 10 percent and you got raid you were just in that particular spot.. I recommend you get Radar Scope on your phone. It can show you where you are and its VERY local and highly detailed. If i was gonna be in a field I would NOT want to bewithout that.
As hard as you work , you deserve to have the best equipment
good choice of tractor, but i’ve just seen the video for the new John Deere 6120M with the sloping bonnet (like the massey) which i think looks awesome and it has the auto transmission
th-cam.com/video/GLXmyE48TLo/w-d-xo.html
Well I see that you made a decision to get you a John Deere tractor me and my grandson loves to watch you on TH-cam every time he comes over my house he says Papa wash some tractors and then I turned to your channel and we watch you mow hay rake hay bale hay
That's awesome 👍 I love kids!
I believe most of these issues are because almost all mid size tractors like which you run are rebranded Mahindra's and Mahindra makes a shit tractor
if you really want to get rid of the road vibrations when you can put a set of LSW tires on and that will be the end of vibrations a compaction.
Had to look those up. Dang what tires haha
Johnson Patricia Taylor Ruth Brown Paul
do you think the tyres are to hard making it vibrate or could be the make of tyres perhaps, im glad its only road speed that bugs you its very quite in the cab by the sounds of it, and looks nice,
Yeah it's definitely a tire thing but it's not a huge deal.
Have they made any improvements on that krone tedder? Older models you could only transport about 10 mph due to the weight or it would blow the tires out. My dad's friend had one and got rid of it due to so many blow outs where it swerved all over the road. We have a kuhn and you can do about 45 before it will sway. Just curious how that model krone is. I'm sure they improved them.
Haven't had any blow outs the tires are 10 ply
Iv got a 1986 JD 3150 with a JD 265 loader on it. It is easier to take on & off of it than the nh ts115A or mf 5455 that iv owned. Deere has been ahead on several thinbs for quite some time.
Yep I agree on that👍
Good Day to you Dennis . Glad to see you are happy with your new tractor . secound an third cutting can be a hassel getting the hay dry enough to bale . Stay Safe take care .
Yes it can. I got 2nd cut done and have some 3rd cutting that will be ready soon but it's going to be a challenge to dry for sure
Hi Dennis,
My 6130 has the same road vibration you mentioned. I have the Michelin radials and it seems to be getting less as the tires wear in. I don’t drive on roads that much with it. I also love how well mine performs.
Mine has Firestone tires on it. It's not a big deal but it's worth mentioning. I would much rather have that then banging and a noisy transmission
The vibration on the road is most likely due to the front tires being pumped up hard for loader work! I bet if you dropped your tire pressure on the fronts with the loader off it would mostly go away!
Maybe they don't seem all that hard but I haven't put a gage on them yet
The roots from the trees sucking up the nutrients. Grass won’t do as well there.
Never thought of that thanks!
@@DLHFarms I use a deep shank JD ripper to cut the roots around the tree line and the hay field.
Great videos keep on coming man been looking for a new tractor myself I know what you went through trying to figure out what you want and need in the new tracker
Yeah it's tough trying to figure it out.
TY for sharing
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Here's a question for you Dennis,.,..where did the name "tedding" come from! ( No , I'm not kidding with you, I'd just like to know.)
I have often wondered the same thing. Maybe the guy that come up with it was named Ted haha
@@DLHFarms That's what I thought too,...oh well it's called Tedding,..and that will have to do! LOL!
G'day Dennis, did you or have you ever try a Versatile?. BTW, i got motion sickness watching you bounce lol.
Edit; i hope you know i am dumping on you in jest. I looked at JD's and asked the dealer about after sales service, he said there's none as JD'd don't breakdown, with that he lost sales, at a Ag show JD reps tried to make sales then i told them what happened, they were dumb founded.
There's no dealer for versatile around here
I’m glad you found a tractor you like. It makes work more pleasant.
Dang right thanks 👍
Man that thing is quiet. Are you sure it's not an electric tractor hehe....
Haha pretty sure
Them leaders come off way nicer then a nh hey.
Yes they do
So actually what you are doing is Flippin the hay over right not raking it
Yes basically, so it exposes more of it to the sun, sun and wind are are biggest drying factors.
Gonna have to update your TH-cam pic now! 😂😂😂
True that's actually the T4 in that pic.
Denis, just a suggestion. We’ve a 120R at work and sometimes the loader is hard to put back on. To make it easier we take it off with the bucket against a wall just in case we need to push against something.
Is cab on the 6110 the same size as the 6130 that you had on demo.
Yes it's the same
Did you make a video of putting the ecotune on that tractor?
Yep sure did and it will be coming soon!
You will enjoy your JD Dennis but i believe the engineering on the tractor is basic due to large gears and mass production. Its also good to be able to hear your tractor when its working.
My 6410 and my 2750 vibrate on the road at certain speeds drives me up the wall lol I thought it was just my usual luck
Nope it's a high speed tractor tire thing.
Your starting to be more European with your ways now! Tedding, rotor rakes, yellow flashing light on the cab... Welcome to the good side 😆😂
Haha I guess I'm finally getting smart!
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The tractor is really quiet.
Sure is that's one thing I like about it.
You might be able to stop the vibration by changing the tyre pressures up or down.
Your probably right but you can't let air out of them because of the fluid in them. I'm afraid to put air in them because if it makes it worse I can't let it out.
@@DLHFarms... Ah ok, never been a fan of fluid in tires. Costs abit more initially but I much prefer wheel center weights.
@@DLHFarms Put the valve stem at 12 o-clock and adjust pressure to allow tires full flat contact to the ground, you will have to make small adjustments to your conditions. I don't run fluid in the front tires. Happy Harvesting!
sounds like you like the green stuff
I do 👍
is that an apple on top of your tractor?
Yep dang apple tree haha
I think your tractor was built in Mannheim in Germany and probably that's why it feels so well screwed together. I was at that factory about 7 years ago (long story) and they are serious people about quality control both on the assembly line and final testing. Also went to the Deere cab and combine factories and their spare parts dispatch location. Germans, not known for their sense of humour(they do, but you need to be very smart to understand it), but by golly they can do quality, and they are proud of it in ze fatherland, and rightly so.
Yeah they make some good stuff over there in that country
I love my JD 6130R and I agree about the loader easy on/off and the tractor rides better without the loader. I took the silly looking front fenders off and now I really have the ultimate visibility. It looks and feels like a real tractor without the front fenders
Glad you like it. I can't stand to run a tractor without front fenders once you drive in the mud you can kiss your visibility goodbye.
Did the loader go on as easy as came off Dennis? .l can't remember seeing a video of the 4710 with the loader off .Have you taken it off many times ?.Always nice to get loader off any tractor . showers make hay time hard work , But try making hay Cumbria England.
Yes it went on just as easy. Drive into it get out once put the stands up hook up the hydraulics and go. My Massey doesn't have a single point hydraulic connection so it can be a pain to get the hydraulics hooked back up and I use the loader on it every time I make hay so I just leave it on.
Tedding is a step that I can omit here where I live. July, August and September in North Texas is like standing under a giant hair dryer. Have to be careful or the hay will turn chalky and squeaky dry.
I don't doubt that. You can leave hay down for a week here and bottom will still be green.
Very quiet tractor, I'm impressed. In Ireland we call " tedding " turning the hay.
Thanks Don 👍 basically yes that's what tedding does. Not sure where the term tedding came from.
Always a nice video, I see that smile getting bigger when you talk about John, lol "9-11 NEVER FORGET"
That's right 👍
I have got a t4.120 and a 7710 ll and I much rather be in the 7710 than the t4 they are junky. The 7710 will freeze you out and it all around pulls better and feels like it has more power.
I agree. We had a 7710 on my grandpa's farm and it was my favorite tractor well built! Nothing like what NH makes now. I think it was the best looking tractor ever built. Here it is now in it's current shape in this special video that can only be watched from this link.
th-cam.com/video/goituDSw0Co/w-d-xo.html
I imagine having the right tool for the job when it excells at the tasks, takes the 'work' out of the chore. To me that's a blessing to fully enjoy and I'd be tickled, too. And as much time as your worklife is spent in a tractor, you should definitely expect it to be worth every penny you paid for it, imho. 🙂
Exactly! Well said! Thanks 👍
I believe all tractors have their good and bad points. It's just hard to find one that meets your needs and price range. Hope this one works out for you. Also glad that you weren't color blind, I have a Massey that met my needs and price range. I looked at a lot of tractors before I found it. All different colors.
Yep your exactly right!
Dennis, So glad you love that new John Deere. We should Hear more of your Son's great Saying's of life. "Knee Back" lol.... God bless.
Lol👍
Oh Dennis!! your starting to get green blood in your veins!!! lol nice tractor, can't wait for more videos of square baling and round baling to get your perspective on the tractors performance
Haha more videos coming 👍
Looking like your gonna be a johndeere guy now !! I think I'm gonna switch colors as well.....
Sounds like a plan
Thank you Dennis for explaining why you tedder hay. I live here in Michigan and here we wind row the hay two or three times. I don't make hay I buy it for our horse's. Like the video's keep up the good work.
Your welcome 👍
Been talking to Mast, told them you sent me. I may even look at a certain T5 while I’m there, but mainly looking at 5100M or what you got. Thanks for the great videos.
Awesome thanks for telling them I sent you they should treat you right. Hope you get to check out the famous T5 👍
Glad you were finally able to find a good option to go with for the new tractor. Nothing better than starting off positive, with no sacrificing. Here's to a good season!
Thanks Jeff!
It's a great feeling when you spend that kinda money and get more than you bargained for, hope it pans out for a long time
Sure is! I think it's going to do just fine
I do believe you like that tractor, good deal.
Just a little haha
Have you had any trouble with welds on the Tedder. We had a krone swadro rake frickin welds were always breaking. The we went up too a 3 wheel and it had no problems was a nice deal
All the friggin guards have broken off of it just from normal use bouncing through the fields.
Looks like you are enjoying the JD. Are you planning to push snow with it?
It will run the snow blower like I used the T5 for
Nice tractor will your snow pushing equipment fit this new John deer?
I have a blade and snow blower that will fit right on it.
Great video of your new tractor 🚜. I know you are enjoying it. I am happy for you. Have fun. 👍👍👍🚜
Thanks Ronald!
I'm going to be interested in how easily (or not) the loader goes back on. :)
After helping my grandfather takeoff and reinstall a loader on one of his tractors years ago, the difficulty of reinstalling was enough that he never did it again...... and based on that experience I'm not sure I'd even want to try with my own (newer) tractor (especially not without having a hard/flat surface to part the loader on).
It went back on in 2 minutes with one trip out of the tractor.
@@DLHFarms Wow - that definitely beats all the re-positioning and prying to realign pins I remember having to do years ago. Thanks for the feedback.
I have to ted hay here twice to get it to dry evenly. I agree about the tractors too- you spend all that money and you should expect a quality piece of equipment. I just did a video on a Farmall 70A that we have as a loaner tractor. Let's just say its not an impressive tractor lol
That's like a T4 isn't it? Yeah those are not good in my experience.
@@DLHFarms The Farmall C series is like the T4. The A series is a cheaper economy series. I think they made it to cheap lol
@@dehavenfamilyfarm. Everything NH makes now is cheap best I can tell
How is that tedder bagwell farms has had trouble with his, I’m looking to replace mine krone has good financing right now
Mine has been good other than the guards all breaking off of it over time with normal use
Glad to hear you like the new tractor, work goes smoother when you're operating a good piece of equipment
Yep I agree!
I do believe you need a bigger tedder, that one you have looks kinda dinky behind that nice Jd .
I would love a bigger one and it's on the to do list haha
My neighbor teds his hay till its just stems, then its ready to bale. I think he likes to wear out his hay. :)
Leafs are only a big deal with alfalfa. You won't loose much tedding mixed grass hay.
Glad you are happy with your deere, looking forward to some snow plowing with it this winter, if you use it.
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Where do you get your mounts for are your meters
I got this one from Sloan implement
@@DLHFarms thank you very much can I have a phone number please
@@garymorris3914 I don't have a number just look up Sloan implement online.
Nice one Dennis. Thanks for taking us along for the tedding. By the way, it sounds like you have the same humidity problems we do here in NW Ohio(the old black swamp area).
Yeah it's a humid place here. Thanks again for sending me that steering knob! Take care!
You're welcome, and make sure you give it a good work out.
How’s the ride on the R tractor does it have any suspension?
It's better than the T5 and no it doesn't have any suspension.
I said she was there to say so no more new blue tractor good luck with it
Thanks 👍
Awesome job as usual. I see even a bigger John Deere in your future !!
I doubt it, but probably a smaller one like a 5R
Glad you found one one you liked. Sounds like the trans is working out well.
So far so good!
Dennis tedder could possibly be over revving if u are using 540E . I think krone recommend 350 to 450 on the pto which would put the tractor in the economical rpm range anyway ~~
I don't remember seeing that anywhere and I think it runs to slow even at 540
Stunning rolling countryside & no doubt you are enjoying the efficiency of the new tractor , did check my 10 star Kwt 11.22 & sticker on front is 350 - 450 input speed , your particular model may be different ~~
@@m.j.l.abulle9107. That's a big boy. I'm looking for a 6 star I want a Pequea
Don't know that brand here
Glad you're enjoying the new JD. Sure enjoy your videos!
Thanks Gary!
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see you should have got a new one with a warrenty
Guess we'll see but spending and extra 50,000 to get a new one was out of the question.
Glad you’re liking that green machine.
Thanks 👍
What do u think about 2680 massey tractor looking at buying one and it does a third function on the loader
Don't know nothing about those but have heard they are troublesome.
@@DLHFarms thank u for advice what would you suggest for a farm tractor for starting out
Oh love that tractor still jelous
What about the chain???Is it worn out>>>
There was no chain, it just sounded like it was dragging a log chain under it when driving on the road but there was no actual chain.
Ahhhh tractor therapy see ya Napa mike 👍
Haha 👍
Great video nothing runs like a Deere .. 💚💚😉
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Tim Heasle
You haven't installed a knob on the steering wheel yet...and how much DEF does it use compared to the MF?
I have the knob laying on my desk! Not sure compared to the Massey but I've only put def in it once in 90 hours.
why you still got the yellow light on?oh and fix your suspenders
Cause my wife likes it on.
Your like a teen ager in his first strip club with a fist full of $50’s and a credit card, when your in that tractor ! I told ya long time a go best machine ever,, Blue tractor and red tractor who ? 😂😂😂
Haha 👍
Does your new Holland tc 40d vibrate our tc 40d don't give us any problems really other than I'd like the front boom hydrolics don't lift quite like the Massey Ferguson model 25 does I guess it depends on the size of the pump
No it doesn't but it's open cab and you couldn't hear it vibrate if it did, it also only goes about 15mph where the Deere goes 27mph.
Yeah our new Holland is hydrostatic driven if it was gear driven I bet it would move a lot faster
@@shawnfox8002 nope they both go about the same speed.
Are your cylinders leaking on your tedder? I had to get mine repacked this year.
Yes the right side is leaking. I've already packed the left side.
Back when I worked at John Deere, (left in 2007), I always enjoyed installing John Deere brand loaders on tractors because they were so easy and straightforward. It does not shock me to hear what you said about your loader experience on your new tractor. Good purchase!
If you dont mind why did you leave deere?
Thanks Dustin!
I left because of a job offer I received that I didn’t even apply for, to go work on cars. I had went to vo tech school after high school to work on cars. But ended up getting a job a the local John Deere dealer. It was a good place to work, don’t have anything negative to say about it.
seems like you a very satisfied with the deere. my buddy has always been a massey guy and he just bought his first jd. he said he knows now why jd people are jd people. he loves it.
Yep they are nice