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I have a snow pusher. I have a 2025r with no cab. It’s the best thing going. No blow back, they engine heat takes the chill down. I haven’t picked up a shovel in 3 years. Rubber cutting edge on an asphalt driveway. For stumps I like the bxpanded ripper. Great tool.
I have a grader blade, box blade and land plane and the land plane is the most used of the bunch. I love my de-thatcher since I have a big problem with pine needles.
I purchased a set of 2” Bora wheel spacers, witch said would fit my 1026r with a 60” deck. They fit BUT upon turning sharp they hit the deck. Also I found it interesting that the instructions stated to have a dealer install them. Any input on correcting the issue of hitting the deck, the deck it is less than a 1” from the back tires.
I'd suggest talking to BORA or whomever made the suggestion. I'm not sure what size spacers fit with mower decks. Many manuals have a boilerplate statement in them to have a dealer install or handle work. That is common language.
Everything I have for my JD 2032R has been well utilized. Rotary cutter, box blade, i-Match, grapple, Heavy Hitch tooth bar, and my latest addition, the GWT stump bucket, has been an absolute star!
Great review of products. I’m used to using the attachments I already have and figuring out how to apply them to projects. This video is very helpful in reminding me that there are other tools available. Thanks.
All I have for my subcompact is the quick attach, and a box blade. Would like a snow blower and a front weight kit. Does not have enough front weight to get the most out of the box blade. Will lift the front well before it runs out of pull.
Quick attach offsets your box blade. If you attach directly to your tractor you will get wayyyy more out of your box blade. Quick attach moves your box blade over 4" back so your rear tires are now closer to the pivot point. Quick attach is not recommended for heavier rear attachments unless you add 100# plus to front end.
I went to the Mudd s site to look at the mirror brackets and it’s very confusing they show a picture of the extension ran and describe the grab handle and don’t show or explain what the extra hole is for. You need to teach them the KISS method Good videos keep it up thanks
Have you ever done a video on what is required to maintain Kubota B2782 snow blowers. I just purchased one cheep because the fan and flights are froze on the shaft. This is because the previous owner did not grease it properly.
I've enjoyed your videos and have purchased the PTO coupler to hookup my 15' bat-wing mower easier. Not to change the subject but as I've gotten older (70's now) I am having trouble finding comfortable boots now. I like the looks of your boots and was wondering what brand they are?
The quick hitch bushings are steel not brass. The copper colored ones are Cadmium-plated steel. I have also used pipe from the local steel supplier to make my own bushings. I want to say 3/4 for the upper and 1 inch water pipe for the lowers. on equipment that uses a slide out lower pin captured on both sides the bushings are about $4 each at tractor supply. Many time those can be used on the fixed pin style as well as the other side will keep the attachment from sliding over.
Gday from Australia, love your vids and I have learned so much these past few months from you guys. If you ever start shipping overseas you will certainly have a new customer! Thanks again!
@@rickyhorsburgh6581 true that. I’m trying to find a rear scv kit and so far genuine is my cheapest option, which considering they are called John Deere and not John Cheap is insane.
@@strayaman8470 I went with a tym t 265 has alot of stuff as standard so saved me a bunch of start up money 1 rear remote and third function 4 in 1 bucket straight out the hole and 97hrs no issues but an uncomfortable seat so far lol
I'm thinking very heavily about getting a 1025r with multiple attachments for a side business and hopefully evolve into a full time business. I'm going for a front loader, skid loader attachment, belly deck mower, backhoe, and potentially a box blade for leveling. What's your thoughts?
I new the quick hitch would be number one. I thought a grapple would be higher up. And my snow pusher is definitely my most favorite snow removal tool.
I love the videos very informative!! For this video and others like it, i would put a quick screen of the item in picture format with an average price like you did here with like two of them but it would be nice to quickly see which one costs what. Best bang for the buck if you will. Thanks again for all the tractor tips!!
Now you’re posting this? Last year i was looking for a tow behind aerator, I didn’t want a disposable one, and couldn’t find any that isn’t in the north of 3G…. Bought a lands pride.
Great video!. I see a couple of these or more in the very near future. Just makes using the tractor that more useful and fun. Plus as you stated in the tiny tractor video that you that you will not have to pay someone else. Have a great day guys and be safe. Tim
Ha! I tell ya, it takes a little while to get used to those chilly mornings every fall. But by January, I'll be acclimated and in shorts and a tshirt! 🤣
lloking for the best way to level a lawn? live on 5 acres that we have never done anything with and when you mow its like a suspension test for trucks.
Don't buy expensive bushings! Go to your favorite tractor supplies store and by class changer bushings. A class1 to class 2 bushing will fit inside a class 2 to class 3 bushing which will give you a class 1 to class 3 bushing for a tenth of what those sold by the quick hitch guys. Be sure to get 2 sets for lower arm and one set for upper arm, or whatever your supplier calls them. A full set will probably give you change back for a $20 bill. I told my Kubota dealer that I was doing that, and he kind of mumbled "yeah, that works fine".
Surprising that the boxblade is nowhere to be found?? At least 50% of our customers buy one with their compact tractors. When we're talking about multi purposes attachments, boxblade is easily top 3. Nice video and good day to you!
Probably are like me. Bought 2 Category 1 & 2 and I've never used either one. I'm sure they are great but never been in a position I couldn't use the bucket better. I'm hoping to use one more after we clear cut 400 acres but the thing about Florida is grass grows year around.
You don't need those expensive bushings. Go to maybe tractor supply and buy cat 1 to cat 2 to cat 3 small bushings and they work fine I've been using them for years now with no problems
I don’t what you’re talking about with depreciation. I was looking at 20 year old NH TN75D 4x4 cab tractors w loaders, average hours 4000 and priced in the mid 30’s. A new NH 75hp 4x4 cab tractor with loader is mid 40’s same with TYM, RK, and few others except JD, Kubota, MF being the most $$$ but all seem to keep resale values. 10grand after 20 years and 4000 hours, not to shabby but if you’re talking about those wanna be tractors, those compact oversized lawnmowers, then you prob have a point.
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*Discount codes cannot be combined with any other promotions, offers, or deals!
**I choose to sell some products through 3rd parties instead of stocking items myself. Know that I will receive a commission if you choose to purchase through certain links. Thank you very much for your support!
This video is for entertainment purposes only. Good Works Tractors (Good Works Lawn & Power, LLC) cannot be held responsible for content found in any video. Always reference your owners manuals, use extreme caution, and proceed at your own risk.
I have a snow pusher. I have a 2025r with no cab. It’s the best thing going. No blow back, they engine heat takes the chill down. I haven’t picked up a shovel in 3 years. Rubber cutting edge on an asphalt driveway.
For stumps I like the bxpanded ripper. Great tool.
Grapple. I've been clearing brush and breaking new land on a 47 HP tractor and the grapple and the ripper are getting all the love.
Grapple, hands down the best thing I’ve ever bought.
Grapple is great and I love mine but im going to go with forks as being the most handy all around attachment.
I have a grader blade, box blade and land plane and the land plane is the most used of the bunch. I love my de-thatcher since I have a big problem with pine needles.
Excellent review of the attachments!
Very informative for novices.
I have most of what you mentioned and the pallet forks are what I have on my tractor and use 50% of the time.
I purchased a set of 2” Bora wheel spacers, witch said would fit my 1026r with a 60” deck. They fit BUT upon turning sharp they hit the deck. Also I found it interesting that the instructions stated to have a dealer install them. Any input on correcting the issue of hitting the deck, the deck it is less than a 1” from the back tires.
I'd suggest talking to BORA or whomever made the suggestion. I'm not sure what size spacers fit with mower decks. Many manuals have a boilerplate statement in them to have a dealer install or handle work. That is common language.
Thanks for the rundown Courtney. Great info for new tractor owners. All the best!
Thanks GP. Hope you're doing well up north!
Everything I have for my JD 2032R has been well utilized. Rotary cutter, box blade, i-Match, grapple, Heavy Hitch tooth bar, and my latest addition, the GWT stump bucket, has been an absolute star!
Haha, awesome!
Flail mower for sure everything I've seen in forums. and TH-cam. everybody loves toflail mower!
Great review of products. I’m used to using the attachments I already have and figuring out how to apply them to projects. This video is very helpful in reminding me that there are other tools available. Thanks.
All I have for my subcompact is the quick attach, and a box blade. Would like a snow blower and a front weight kit. Does not have enough front weight to get the most out of the box blade. Will lift the front well before it runs out of pull.
Quick attach offsets your box blade. If you attach directly to your tractor you will get wayyyy more out of your box blade. Quick attach moves your box blade over 4" back so your rear tires are now closer to the pivot point. Quick attach is not recommended for heavier rear attachments unless you add 100# plus to front end.
Love my HLA Snowpusher, Courtney! You’re the man!!
Most popular in 2021 for me:
#1 - GWT Stump Bucket
#2 - Tar River Claw Grapple
#3 - HLA Pallet Forks
#4 - Heavy Hitch Toothbar
#5 - Speeco Quick Hitch
#6 - Box Blade
#7 - Land plane
#8 - Rear blade
🙂
I went to the Mudd s site to look at the mirror brackets and it’s very confusing they show a picture of the extension ran and describe the grab handle and don’t show or explain what the extra hole is for. You need to teach them the KISS method Good videos keep it up thanks
Have you ever done a video on what is required to maintain Kubota B2782 snow blowers. I just purchased one cheep because the fan and flights are froze on the shaft. This is because the previous owner did not grease it properly.
I haven't, but I think the blower manual should have a good section on maintenance.
I've enjoyed your videos and have purchased the PTO coupler to hookup my 15' bat-wing mower easier. Not to change the subject but as I've gotten older (70's now) I am having trouble finding comfortable boots now. I like the looks of your boots and was wondering what brand they are?
I want a hydraulic quick attach for my FEL that will work on my Kioti 5310se and I can't find anyone who has them. I already have the 3rd function.
GWT sub compact stump bucket!!!! #1 my favorite used to be box blade.
The quick hitch bushings are steel not brass. The copper colored ones are Cadmium-plated steel. I have also used pipe from the local steel supplier to make my own bushings. I want to say 3/4 for the upper and 1 inch water pipe for the lowers. on equipment that uses a slide out lower pin captured on both sides the bushings are about $4 each at tractor supply. Many time those can be used on the fixed pin style as well as the other side will keep the attachment from sliding over.
Question can you use edge tamers on your bucket if you don’t have a snow pusher
Gday from Australia, love your vids and I have learned so much these past few months from you guys. If you ever start shipping overseas you will certainly have a new customer! Thanks again!
So painful watching all the cool stuff they get for the compacts compaired to Australia unless we pay crazy money but still nice to dream lol
@@rickyhorsburgh6581 true that. I’m trying to find a rear scv kit and so far genuine is my cheapest option, which considering they are called John Deere and not John Cheap is insane.
@@strayaman8470 I went with a tym t 265 has alot of stuff as standard so saved me a bunch of start up money 1 rear remote and third function 4 in 1 bucket straight out the hole and 97hrs no issues but an uncomfortable seat so far lol
@@strayaman8470 I built my own quick hitch cause the Kubota dealer near me wanted over $1100
I'm thinking very heavily about getting a 1025r with multiple attachments for a side business and hopefully evolve into a full time business. I'm going for a front loader, skid loader attachment, belly deck mower, backhoe, and potentially a box blade for leveling. What's your thoughts?
Yes, you can get alot of work done with that. The smaller tractor is very useful in alot of situations especially for residential jobs.
I new the quick hitch would be number one. I thought a grapple would be higher up. And my snow pusher is definitely my most favorite snow removal tool.
Hello do you no the size of the light bulbs in a 2025r Mauser cab I want too change them too led thank you
THIS WAS SO INFORMATIVE...THANK YOU
I love the videos very informative!! For this video and others like it, i would put a quick screen of the item in picture format with an average price like you did here with like two of them but it would be nice to quickly see which one costs what. Best bang for the buck if you will. Thanks again for all the tractor tips!!
Great video! I love GWT, a great source of info especially for newbie tractor owners. Thanks!
Thanks Chris!
Merry Christmas and happy new year. I always enjoy your videos
That's a great list Courtney. I have some of those items. I guess that I need to do some shopping lol. Thanks for sharing.
Have a great day Bob!
Great job as always, Courtney... Thank you...
Glad you enjoy!
Now you’re posting this? Last year i was looking for a tow behind aerator, I didn’t want a disposable one, and couldn’t find any that isn’t in the north of 3G…. Bought a lands pride.
Nice video. May have to look at push box sometime
Definitely worth consideration.
Thanks so much This is a must see video for new owners GREAT JOB!
Interesting list. Not surprised with most of them
Pallet forks for sure
I believe pallet forks they are #1 for me
My guess fir number one is either a grapple or pallet forks
Quick hitch probably...most cost efficient as well! Maybe? Hi Courtney!
Great guess!!
... So... about that stump bucket HD for a 5 series... Just say when and where.
Haha, working on it!
Great video!. I see a couple of these or more in the very near future. Just makes using the tractor that more useful and fun. Plus as you stated in the tiny tractor video that you that you will not have to pay someone else. Have a great day guys and be safe. Tim
Thanks for the info. Very enlightening.
Interesting , Thank you . A nice reminder of what is out there , After all if nobody wanted it it nobody would build it (at least not for long)
I'm surprised that the box blade, rotary cutter, and standard front bucket didn't make the list.
Not for 2021. Too many new attachments out now to play around with. I still own all 3 but aren't a "favorite" for 2021.
@@kasken719 Fair.
Thank you for sharing it was very informative
Well in the top 10 - HUMP DAY!
Top o the mornin' to ya!
Courtney, the way you're dressed, I'd say the number one will be a seat warmer. 🤣🤣
Ha! I tell ya, it takes a little while to get used to those chilly mornings every fall. But by January, I'll be acclimated and in shorts and a tshirt! 🤣
Do you sell the orange caps
Love your videos!
#1 on Hump Day!
Woot woot! 🏆🎉😎💪👏🎇🙌🎂🧆👨🌾🚜
Beat me by 11 minutes
@@SummertymeJamz thats funny!
lloking for the best way to level a lawn? live on 5 acres that we have never done anything with and when you mow its like a suspension test for trucks.
#1 attachment is the bucket
Great video! Very informative
❤️ grapple ❤️
Thanks so much!
Grapple has to be #1
Frustrating that I have a JD quick hitch and have to get the bushings. One of these days, I'll get the speeco brand...
Don't buy expensive bushings! Go to your favorite tractor supplies store and by class changer bushings. A class1 to class 2 bushing will fit inside a class 2 to class 3 bushing which will give you a class 1 to class 3 bushing for a tenth of what those sold by the quick hitch guys. Be sure to get 2 sets for lower arm and one set for upper arm, or whatever your supplier calls them. A full set will probably give you change back for a $20 bill. I told my Kubota dealer that I was doing that, and he kind of mumbled "yeah, that works fine".
@@DustMite1937 I figured that out later, too. Speeco eliminates that...
Surprising that the boxblade is nowhere to be found?? At least 50% of our customers buy one with their compact tractors. When we're talking about multi purposes attachments, boxblade is easily top 3. Nice video and good day to you!
Probably are like me. Bought 2 Category 1 & 2 and I've never used either one. I'm sure they are great but never been in a position I couldn't use the bucket better. I'm hoping to use one more after we clear cut 400 acres but the thing about Florida is grass grows year around.
@@kasken719 Yea i bought a box blade about 5 years ago and have maybe used it three times..
You don't need those expensive bushings. Go to maybe tractor supply and buy cat 1 to cat 2 to cat 3 small bushings and they work fine I've been using them for years now with no problems
I use my rider with brinly aerator, dethatcher, yard drag and seeder. Tractor is to big to do whole yard.
pause at 1:17....#1 pallet forks
I figured pallet forks as #1. Not this time. I do enjoy my dethatcher though. Its very handy and easy to use.
You make a snow pusher that closes
Pallet forks
Guessing number one is the Speedo Hitch.
Why can,t they make a snow pusher that closrs on the bottom so you us it as bucket to dump snow to.
Please look into a hydraulic top link, game changer!
I don’t what you’re talking about with depreciation. I was looking at 20 year old NH TN75D 4x4 cab tractors w loaders, average hours 4000 and priced in the mid 30’s. A new NH 75hp 4x4 cab tractor with loader is mid 40’s same with TYM, RK, and few others except JD, Kubota, MF being the most $$$ but all seem to keep resale values. 10grand after 20 years and 4000 hours, not to shabby but if you’re talking about those wanna be tractors, those compact oversized lawnmowers, then you prob have a point.
#1 forks? Nope but definitely on the list.
Good guess! Thanks for stopping by!
I think a quick hitch is the most popular right now
Badda bing. Very popular!
Love to talk to you about wheel spacers and tires and rims
Grapple. Number one is my guess.
Attaching my bushhog isn't as much of an issue as the backhoe.
Thank you Sir!
Front end loader
Thanks
Grapple #1 ?
Excellent.
Thanks for all the great information! Looking for attachments for my tractor 🚜 👀 💦👍
Thanks so much!
Quick Hitch
You excited for the 2022 Ford F-250 and 350
Bushings at tractor supply just a couple of bucks.
Thank you for the info I got a list of what i want for the wifes tractor ..now to make the money to pay for it ..lol
It’s got t be wheele spacer’s
No doubt that would have made the list, but those I don't actually sell them myself. So, I didn't include on the list. Great guess though!
Box blades
Forks have to be #1 by volume.
Gotta say forks as number 1….
Good guess for sure!
Closes.
I was gonna say flail but their too expensive to be top the list.
Might have been higher on the list, but I ran out of inventory!
I'm going to need a bigger barn.
Haha, I can relate!
Why can,t
1025
I like the new communist repellent spray often.
annoying choice of transition chimes / music in these latest vids. good content otherwise.
You talk too fast for me.
You can slow down the playback speed. You can also speed it up. Just check the options with the 3 little dots in the corner of the video.