Wow I'm impressed, I wish I was that creative. I have a full acre lot I own next to my home in California, and I pay a guy to come do mines every summer with his tractor and disc. But since Covid and these Gas Prices, he now wanna charge me 3 times the amount to do it which I just can't do. So I'm now looking for solutions to start just doing it myself and I ran into this. I'm a Air Force Veteran and used to work on the F117 stealth fighter and F-16 falcon as a crew chief (mechanic) so I'd like to think I'm pretty mechanically inclined. But if I had acquired those disc as you first got it, I wouldn't had the slightest idea how to upgrade it and make it look brand new as you just did. So my hats off to you man, I loved seeing you get this thing working successfully Good job!!!
appreciate it. maybe you can come up with something so you don't have to pay inflated prices... its good to be self-sufficient. thanks for stopping by!
Thank you for posting this Jack. I really like that you have made a heavy duty design along with the simplicity. I am going to source the materials and build one in the spring based on your experience. I also have a Ranger which helped inspire me as they are a good machine with lots of power. It was also heartwarming to see the children in this video. I hope you can do additional builds and share them. Good projects for UTV's are hard to find. Great job!
@@scottrummel9477 lol. I actually just sold that one last week. I got a tractor a little while back and needed to buy a disc for it so I sold this one to buy a bigger one. If you were a week I earlier I would have sold it to you and thrown in a can of crimson spray paint.
If I lived where I grew up, I would have to No doubt, this wouldn’t cut it by itself. But here in the south, we have sandy soil and it cuts fine how it is. All depends on soil type, but your right… hard souls would take more weight.
I've looked for a decent design for a compact tractor and your's is the only one that is too notch. Nobody has gauge wheels or depth control. The companies building compact tractor size tools needs you to design their stuff. You, sir know what your doing. With your permission I would like to update some of my things. Good job and God bless.
man i appreciate the nice comments! it works very well and i hope you can implement a few things maybe even make some improvements for your own application. thanks again and good luck with your builds!
very good. just used it last week on several food plots. I figured i might get some wobble in the disc since i welded the cap instead of bolting, but it has no play whatsoever. Thanks!
i can't remember if that track was just one with the apple iMovie app or if it was one i downloaded under my artist subscription. sorry for my bad memory.
i didn't have a way to thread the axles for a bolt, and i didn't want to buy one since i was trying to use what i had on hand. i just got it as tight as possible and welded the caps. its not the BEST way, but it will work for a long time no more than i use it. Thanks for watching!
Wow I'm impressed, I wish I was that creative. I have a full acre lot I own next to my home in California, and I pay a guy to come do mines every summer with his tractor and disc. But since Covid and these Gas Prices, he now wanna charge me 3 times the amount to do it which I just can't do. So I'm now looking for solutions to start just doing it myself and I ran into this. I'm a Air Force Veteran and used to work on the F117 stealth fighter and F-16 falcon as a crew chief (mechanic) so I'd like to think I'm pretty mechanically inclined. But if I had acquired those disc as you first got it, I wouldn't had the slightest idea how to upgrade it and make it look brand new as you just did. So my hats off to you man, I loved seeing you get this thing working successfully Good job!!!
appreciate it. maybe you can come up with something so you don't have to pay inflated prices... its good to be self-sufficient. thanks for stopping by!
Thank you for posting this Jack. I really like that you have made a heavy duty design along with the simplicity. I am going to source the materials and build one in the spring based on your experience. I also have a Ranger which helped inspire me as they are a good machine with lots of power. It was also heartwarming to see the children in this video. I hope you can do additional builds and share them. Good projects for UTV's are hard to find.
Great job!
Glad it was helpful! I have several projects in the pipeline once i get this house built! Thanks for the kind words!
I’ll take 1 and so glad a Alabama man painted it orange... GO BIG ORANGE..LOL AWESOME VIDEO AND YOUR A MECHANICAL GENIUS...
Appreciate it man. It was the only color on sale around here. Lol. Crimson is in high demand.
@@JackArmstrong-jackdaddycustoms ok I’ll take 1 in crimson... when can I pickup
@@scottrummel9477 lol. I actually just sold that one last week. I got a tractor a little while back and needed to buy a disc for it so I sold this one to buy a bigger one. If you were a week I earlier I would have sold it to you and thrown in a can of crimson spray paint.
Good job brother man like your style keep up the good work peace
Appreciate it brother.
Great job
You have some great ideas
Glad you like them!
Look at adding some ballast. Old-time farm discs had trays (similar to battery trays, but bigger) to hold concrete blocks.
If I lived where I grew up, I would have to No doubt, this wouldn’t cut it by itself. But here in the south, we have sandy soil and it cuts fine how it is. All depends on soil type, but your right… hard souls would take more weight.
We love Jesus!! You just got a new subscriber lol 🤟 awesome video thanks
Ruben Lemus thanks. 👍🏼
Amen! i just subscribed for the same reason brother!!
Sweet!
Thanks
amazing talent
thank you
Great video! Keep up the good work.
thank you! many more to come hopefully!
you just gained another subscriber because you love the Lord to!!
Thanks brother
Nice cult
since there is no rear gang look into adding some plough shanks or a caged roller to the rear
Got some good help..
No doubt. Hard workers most of the time.
🙂
What I like about this is you can use the tires and 3rd link to adjust the depth of tillage
That’s right. A lot of times I will adjust it real shallow to cover the seed.
Nice!!!
Thanks
Subscribed just because I love Jesus too!
heard that!
I've looked for a decent design for a compact tractor and your's is the only one that is too notch. Nobody has gauge wheels or depth control. The companies building compact tractor size tools needs you to design their stuff. You, sir know what your doing. With your permission I would like to update some of my things. Good job and God bless.
man i appreciate the nice comments! it works very well and i hope you can implement a few things maybe even make some improvements for your own application. thanks again and good luck with your builds!
How is holding up a year later?
Great build!
very good. just used it last week on several food plots. I figured i might get some wobble in the disc since i welded the cap instead of bolting, but it has no play whatsoever. Thanks!
Awesome!
Mr Jack where can I buy that track and I love that staff behind
i can't remember if that track was just one with the apple iMovie app or if it was one i downloaded under my artist subscription. sorry for my bad memory.
Awesome idea. How wide is it?
i'll measure it when i get home. its about the same as the ranger... I'm guessing around 5 ft.
It’s just under 6ft wide.
I'm curious why u chose to weld everything together instead of bolting the axles tight. Now it has no tension against it. Jesus lover here too.
i didn't have a way to thread the axles for a bolt, and i didn't want to buy one since i was trying to use what i had on hand. i just got it as tight as possible and welded the caps. its not the BEST way, but it will work for a long time no more than i use it. Thanks for watching!
@@JackArmstrong-jackdaddycustoms totally understand that. I see what you wanted to accomplish.
Hey do you have plans for this disc
i don't. i just took what i had and started building it up and making it work. sorry.
home made...pffft...