#73 John Deere 1025R - Brian's Backhoe Drainage Project - DIY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2016
- The John Deere 1025R with backhoe was a perfect fit for Brian's drainage project.
Compact, nimble, and yet plenty powerful to solve the problem.
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John Deere 1025R - Brian's Backhoe Drainage Project
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Very good Tim. Tim, Christy and a 1025R to the rescue. I like it.
Another great video in the series Tim, what a great resource-kudos to you and the "production" team!
Nice video, got to love the power of those little machines. I agree with you guys on the video game thing, my son visited me a week ago he sat for the first time in the 2025r and handle the 270a backhoe like it was nothing, greetings
Hi Tim - Just got a new 1025R TLB and have been digging up stumps with it since it was delivered. Many thanks for your videos as they were a great guide to what one can do with a 1025R.
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Very good video. Thanks for sharing, stay safe guys.
Tim, you do the "Tim the tool man Taylor" grunt pretty good. Cool reference in this vid.
Hey! Great video. Looked like fun.
Good impression of Tim "The Toolman" Taylor! You are Tim "The Big Tool man" Taylor. lol. Gotta start doing the Tool man grunt on every video. :)
fine job!
another great video. i tell u-i really like ur theme song, it brings back when the oldest son was watching his morning tv, and i would here this song. i believe it was on Mr. Roger's show then. thanks
+BigJim57 the jingle is quite catchy! I hear it over and over during editing, and I can't get it out of my head!
+BigJim57 Well, Big Jim, I hope it isn't the Mr Roger's song. It should be original. One of our subscribers from North Dakota wrote it for us!
i'm glad someone did write it for u! but i just can't figure out where i've heard that jingle at before. ur right it's catchy! when i hear it, i just think back 35yrs ago when my oldest son would be watching his shows in the morning on our tv back then, and i would just be waking up after working the night before. and i swear one of his shows had a jingle to it, just like urs.
I like the little digger but for the most part I like Hanna behind a camera - she is funny
Great video Tim. would love the back hoe attachment for my 2305, but holy crap they are expensive. lol
+big D fan yea. I found mine used. Still not cheap, but I'm glad I got everything while I was at it.
Tim, I would challenge you to a duel on mini excavators! lol. Digging next to a power pole to a house, digging out a house foundation, and crossing a ditch perpendicular to finish the ditch. What do ya say?? Lol. Or on bigger loader/backhoe? Interested? :)
+Andrew Brenneman I would hate to make you look bad with my Olympic caliber backhoe skills!
The little girl is so cute!
+Hull Family yes, she is precious!
Love your videos! Any updates on your lawn?
+mcp8412 lawn did great after each of the first two applications. Then, I got busy and was late on the third. The lawn lost its nice green color during that time. Looking better now after a third application.
Tim, might have to come off the slab 6-12" and fill the space with concrete and even back the drain with concrete so it doesn't move.
Good idea. We'll monitor it. Brian is trying to stay on a 'budget' with this project. Those plastic drains were expensive enough!
So, we'll start with the low cost approach, then modify if necessary.
I've never seen the 'split teeth' up here but it makes sense they'd bite better.
yeah I just bought me a John Deere 1025r with the backhoe attachment how high do you normally have yours up to when you're using that attachment
+Nick Mccarthy welcome Nick, and congratulations! Start at low RPMs, then as you get more comfortable with the controls, you can speed it up to 2000-2400.
You need a jack hammer atachment for the front or back
+Michael DiNardo not sure I have enough hydraulics!
Tim, what about the Massey 2310, the Kioti or Mahindra in regard to your deciding factor to settle on the 1025?
+toobglued one word: Attachability. (Is that a word)? Auto-connect mower deck, loader removal without pins, etc.
Paul and Kathy Short sent me to your channel and I subscribed to it.
+Jake Schisler welcome, Jake! Maybe we should put an orange stripe on our tractor?
Well my tractor is blue and it's not a Ford or New Holland. Probably stumped? It's an LS tractor and I've had it for a few years. It is what it is!
+Jake Schisler the LS tractors look pretty nice. Do you not like it?
Oh no I do like it but before coming to Florida had never heard of them. I'm born and raised in Illinois. Deere country...Lol
+Jake Schisler Yea, understood. Still, any tractor better than none.
Again, thanks for joining us.
there is ALWAYS hand work involved
Been browsing through all of your backhoe vids and this one seems to be the only one where at least one of the stabilizer feet are on concrete. Do you have the "street pads" on the bottom of those feet to prevent marring the concrete or pavement?
I called my parts guy and he says even John Deere's main supply doesn't have their street pads available right now. Part no. BLV10986 for the 260B backhoe. $134/set. Not sure if they would fit the 260.
Dealer also said this part could be one of those long-term, indefinite backorders, so as usual, I will swing into action and make my own! (Maybe Heavy Hitch should look into whipping up a bunch of them!)
I ordered a 2" thick rubber loading dock bumper to cut to correct size (big enough to make two!) to bolt to the bottom of the feet on mine. Will see how well it works out. Will post pics on your FB page if they work well. Cost just $33 on eBay, plus whatever bolts, nuts and washers I will need.
I believe Artillian makes backhoe foot pads. Not sure if they fit 260bh or not.
Those are for the models 7 & 46 backhoes. older models. not sure if they would fit the newer 260 and 260B models.
Tim, I am officially jealous. I want my own 260.
Well, I'm not trying to make anyone jealous. Maybe you can just enjoy watching mine???
I just need to somehow convince my wife that I need one. Found one used, but couldn't justify the drive to Ontario to get it. :(
Just take her there on vacation... then, casually mention that you need to make a side trip.
Hey Tim how will does the backhoe dig in clay and rocky soil? And if you have dug in these kind of soil, do you think the 1025r tractor and hoe are plenty sufficient?
+All21 Leishman hard to say...every situation is different. The 8" bucket would do better than the wider buckets
Brian needs an electric hammer drill or breaker. The air hammer works but needs an awful lot of air for it to work right. An electric hammer drill would make an air hammer look like a toy. lol. Just another toy suggestion for Brian to play with. :)
Cool guy!! Has a wranglerstar hat on
Yes, he is a great guy. We've got another video coming up at Brian's house. Not sure how soon, but it was a pretty interesting project.
wranglerstar is a know it all. he talks like everyone is stupid !
Did you install the teeth on your front Bucket? My bucket on my tractor doesn't have any teeth. Can you remove them easily?
Yes, I got the toothbar from www.heavyhitch.com
It is easy to remove and re-attach.
Greg (at Heavy Hitch) is very helpful, and will talk you through the details.
Please mention that "Tractor Time with Tim" sent you!
The tool bar is nice but I was looking at your teeth on your bucket. Where did you get them and can they be removed easily?
MrMunchiemo Here is the direct link to the teeth for the front bucket. Also known as a 'tooth-bar'. heavyhitch.com/store/replacement-parts/toothbar-for-john-deere-front-end-loader/
Call Greg @ 888-337-8999 and tell him I sent you. He'll fix you right up.
Ok sorry about that I thought it said Tool Bar. Its a Tooth Bar. I will check it out thanks.
is that ford tractor in the shed a row crop 8n
It is a 9N. Brian will have to chime in with more details.
I like the video but not how you put the drain in. digging out right next to the concrete like that will make it more likely to crack after driving over it repeatedly
+Chris S yes, agreed. I think this could have been solved with surface drainage improvements.
you need a 3020, or 3 family JOHNDEERE compact utility tractor...
My dad has a 3320...check it out here: th-cam.com/video/fgWS5I6UKzc/w-d-xo.html I would enjoy a 3-series, that is for sure.
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Its me
+Brian Manley different Brian, sorry.
My wife wants a backhoe for our 2520, I keep telling her no!
Fred, something about that comment seems, well, backwards to me! Why would you not want a backhoe for your 2520?
+Romppai's Outdoors Fred is long time respected commenter here. Your comment is over the top. I appreciate your comments, but I have to delete this one. I'm sorry.
I was not pointing a finger at Fred, was just a general comment to the fact a lot of women have more interest in a trade then men, had nothing to do with him personally or a personal attack.. just a fact in general, but hay that fine with me, its just to bad as it had a lot of proper operations for the new comers
+Romppai's Outdoors you are welcome to resubmit. Just leave out the inflammatory stuff. No need for that here.
LMFAO
Tim, I enjoy your videos but I always wonder why you have your R.O.P.S. bar off, safety should be an issue doing public videos.
John, please look at the dates on these videos. This was 2016, very early in our youtube experience.
You will find that by the end of 2016, we had the ROPS back on, and we use it in the upright position.