JOHN DEERE 1025R RENOVATES CITY LOT! PROVING ITS WORTH! 🚜
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2021
- We traveled to Royal Oak, MI to help our friend revamp his yard. We trailered the 1025R and a lot of attachments to get the job done. Each one of us were basically a tractor newbie, so if we can do it, you can do it too! Learn from our foibles as well as from our successes.
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Great to see inexperienced operators take a job seriously and improve theirs skills consistently. Great incentive for others to try their hand.
I agree people should never criticise inexperience, its where we all started afterall, I bet they felt really pleased with what they had achieved and justifiably so. I don't have anything as large as that but love my small machinery, far less effort than a wheelbarrow and shovel, 😊.
Loved the "his single ladies" comment of course this is playing when my son comes down stairs and wonders what the heck I am watching hearing the music lol.
Ha! Timing always works like that.
Great to see all the work being done to restore the house and using multiple attachments. Nice to see a family working together. Good luck,your work will pay off. Don’t forget to tip your dad.
Unimaginable doing any of this project without the tractor. Great job by all.
As you gain more experience with the backhoe, you will find, especially with the 1025r & 2025r, that it is easier to stay at the backhoe, raise the bucket and stabilizers, and use the backhoe to push the tractor forward as you work. Granted, this is really only a good idea on level ground and carefully checking what is ahead BEFORE you move, but it can save a lot of time climbing in and out to move ahead.
And these guys made a great sales video for that stump remover attachment!!!!
I think it is amazing what you can accomplish with a small compact utility tractor and its attachments. I own a 37 year old John Deere 650 on turf tires with 2000 hours and it always amazes me the things that I can do that larger machines can't. 4wd , hydraulics , a diesel engine, , a 3 point hitch,and a #7 backhoe. Its a very capable machine that has a light impact on the yard.
Enjoyed seeing him take on a large project and showing others that you don’t have to have experience to accomplish a great outcome ty
That was a lot of Good Works in just a couple days! Saved a month of Sundays by hand and wheel barrow! Thanks for sharing!
Well this was a veritable potpourris of attachments and applications coupled with construction techniques. That stump bucket got a real workout and performed extremely well. That single guy sparked some interest from a friend of mine, Bob. (LOL!!!!) I, on the other hand, swiped to the left. Once I swiped to the left I smashed the LIKE button and saved puppy 139! :)
The Stump Bucket works pretty good. Took out bigger stumps than I expected.
Great work Team Johnson 👍🏻, it’s amazing what we can accomplish when we own a tractor with the right implements 😉🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
Well that was awesome of Courtney to let a bunch of townies loose with his tractor and entire shed full of attachments. I must say I am impressed with the knowledge they gained over the weekend. It was pretty rookie on Saturday and by Monday they were really getting the hang of things. Having the backhoe on while moving all of that rock would have made that go better, as the ballast weight from the hoe would have helped the tractor. Lifting out the fenceposts would have gone a lot smoother with the backhoe on just for the weight as well. All in all, great project everyone and I really liked the video.
Haha yeah glad it helped the guys out!
That was a fantastic video, I loved it! Of course since I love my backhoe, I probably would’ve used that to remove a bunch of the stumps but it was great to see the stump bucket in action also :)
That is what I was thinking and saying to the computer monitor the whole time: "You got a backhoe, use that to get the big stumps loose, then use the Stump bucket to get them out!" LOL Then when they were removing the concrete walkway in the front yard I was doing the same thing: "You have a backhoe use that to help break up the concrete walkway! Then use the loader to pick it up and move it! Work Smarter NOT Harder!" LOL I guess with them being inexperienced with using the backhoe they wanted to use the loader and stump bucket. Great video!!
@@matthewgroff433 Yup. but I also get that if you're not used to it.. and especially before I made dolly's for my backhoe/box blade, it did seem like a big effort to switch out the attachments and they only had limited time, so I understand their choices in that context.
I would have used the backhoe on the stumps and tried it on the concrete...
I suppose I don't see the benefit still of the backhoe on the sidewalk vs the bucket. Maybe it would have grabbed a corner better, but I feel the bucket did it just as expedient as anything else could have. However for digging out the roots, perhaps the backhoe would have been quicker. We actually did dig around one stump (just not shown in the video) with the backhoe. But it may have been hard to tell that some areas were very tight, and that backhoe makes your tractor way longer, which just made it less practical to get into some of those spaces, and just drive around the yard in general. _Chris
@@GoodWorksTractors good points, it’s all about the situation and one’s comfort and preference with specific attachments.
They're a handy little tractor. And for first time users they got alot done in 3 days
This was awesome. I've been watching videos from you and tractor time with Tim for the better part of a year now. And this by far is one of the best videos on showing how even inexperienced people can run these tractors and get a job done. I thank you for this video and encourage you to put more like this together.
Backhoe attachment makes a great counterweight to help with those stumps. Leave it on and dig around the stumps with it first, then use the front loader to pop them out
Great video!. Another great case for versatility and handiness of this stout little workhorse. Very well done. Makes the case again for the 1025r. I am glad i own one . Thanks again guys . Have a great day and stay safe and cool!. Tim
Really nice seeing everyone working together
I have a 1025R and I can't believe how much I can get done with it. Seems like every year I buy at least one new attachment for it so I can do more work with it. And I agree that only being able to do one function at a time with the loader is frustrating. Thanks for sharing.
If you own a house and like doing things yourself a tractor is a must. Im glad i went bigger but every machine has its place
Amazing job done guys ! Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing more 🙂😃
Thanks for watching!
Great example of multiple attachments, and how a small tractor can save your back. I had a sidewalk removal project. I rented a concrete saw and cut into slabs. Then used forks to move them to the back of the shop and use them to drop off my attachments. Box blade, rake.etc. Keeps them off of the ground and best of all, no sledge hammer.
Great to see all the different jobs that can be done with the one machine, by different newby operators. 👍👍👍
I appreciate you providing real life scenarios for tractor usage for a variety tasks. Has anyone every utilized a 1025R with a tree spade? Is this even an option?
Wow! Impressive to see what that machine can do. It was mentioned that the loader can only raise/lower or dump/curl. Did JD ever change that so you can do both functions at the same time? If so, what years did they make the change?
You can actually do both functions at the same time it can be difficult but there is a sweet spot on the control stick, takes lots of practice...
You can do both functions easily on a Kubota. I'm surprised Deere makes this difficult.
@@loganliebeskind1591 Are you speaking from experience?
I must be mental. spent all day on my 1025R clearing prickly pear cactus and here I am now watching youtube videos on the same tractor,,,,
Love this vid. Includes almost everything anyone would need to do on their residential property. Loved the last Deere lawn tractor I had. I need one of these for my soon planned homestead projects.
Great video showing the versatility of that tractor ! Can’t wait to pull the trigger on one hopefully soon . I have way to many ways to justify having one 😆
Great video. Really shows the uses of all the attachments and how great of a job they can do. Very informative.
that looks like my kind of day....slow and figuring it all out by the end of the project
Watching that auger in action is absolutely amazing. Not the machine, but the fact that you drilled all those holes in a line without issue. In NH we’re called the granite state for a reason. I’ve dug close to 100 post holes on the 2 properties I’ve owned and don’t think I’ve had 3 in a row without an AFO (auger foiling object). It gave me goosebumps to watch.
The 1025R is a real work horse! It’s only down fall of which all subcompacts suffer is the loader lifting power. It does the work of 10 strong men and in 1/3 the time.
Hard to beat!
Good info on the 3 point lifting capacity. I looked up my tractor. The loader and 3 point are the same .... except the loader is at the pins and we all know the capacity out on the bucket or forks is a lot less plus you have to subtract the weight of the loader/forks. Thumbs up.
I've removed large stumps 10" - 20"+ diameter with my jd650 mfwd and a homemade fel root ripper blade. Many hours on the tractor due to a learning curve and the size of the stumps. Better than by hand, however probably not necessary for what I was doing with that area, could have ground it out. Time is money and its all about how you want to spend it. Saved money, got the job done at the cost of time, looks good, and now I wait for my permit to build a wood shed there.
Awesome project using all the toys. I’ve only had my tractor for a year and only just now discovered using the 3 point to lift heavy objects. Thanks.
For when you hit your hundred thousand subscribers you should do your stuff bucket giveaway
I would agree on the size, I used 585 with a loader to get behind my garage I had to squeeze up the sidewalk and a tree up a hill around another tree down some steps level a load of black dirt that was dumped before they started my garage. My lot is tiny only 50’ wide.
They got a lot done in just 3 days! Great job!
Very productive! Thanks for watching
Thank you for making this video. I learned a lot
gonna be a nice looking place when the grass comes in.
Yes it will
great episode
The 1025 did well, but I’m sure some of that work would have been a bit easier in 4wd!
No doubt about that!
That's pretty much dream dirt for those small backhoes. It took me six hours to dig a 30' trench 2' deep with my b2601 up here in the Sierras.
Small machinery is great, just think how long a pick and shovel would have taken!!, 😊.
Couldn't agree more. Earlier this summer I helped a friend auger some holes with a two-man gas powered auger. That soil wasn't terrible, but it was far more difficult and rocky. We were a bit sore the next day....
Great video and I thoroughly enjoyed the music.
Thanks for watching (and listening).
I have a stump bucket, SpeeCo quick hitch, and a tiller from GWT. They all work great. I liked this video because it is the real world of getting things done. It really helps to have someone spot for the operator while using a stump bucket. I have been thinking about how to install a mirror to the stump bucket so I can see more accurately. Good video. Thx.
Yeah, part of it is experience. The chain slot allows you to get a feel for where the center of the bucket is, then it's a matter of getting comfortable with your level indicator to begin feeling out the pitch of your bucket. Still, if you can get a spotter, all the better. There are a lot of FEL attachments that would benefit from that, forks most of all.
Trying to talk the wife into needing the 1025. She’ll crumble eventually .
Great job! It looks like we’re all on a similar journey 🚜 😎
Right at 15:17 I was like hey guys you ever seen final destination?
Gee! The city/county inspector must have shown up really quickly to approve the trench and conduit installation!!!
🤐🙄
Looks fine to me. We electrified our garage and shed, putting the wiring in a trench dug with a trencher attachment on a mini loader. The electrician was very happy the trench was dug. Electrification of the garage and shed had made a huge difference.
"Lots" of work!
Did I miss you choosing a winner on the dethatcher? Love all your videos. Appreciate all the info!
Yeah, but more giveaways coming!
I wish I could borrow that tractor to make some content! Great video! What a fantastic tractor! My impression was that model was too small, but I think it is a very useful size. Can it use a reverse snow blower attachment on its rear? Needed up here in the great white north 🇨🇦👍👍👍
Yes sure can. I’ve done a couple videos with pull type blowers on the 1025r
Great job!!!!👍
Thanks!
Seems like good dirt to dig up
I own 2 1/2 acres here in Texas. I could not maintain this property without my 1025R. I have a brush hog, backhoe and front loader.
Ladies he is single, that is so funny 😂😂😂😂
Enjoying the videos! QUESTION: CAN YOU SHARE MORE ABOUT THE MUSICIAN (NORTHSIDE?) THAT YOU SEEM TO FAVOR? Can't find much online but love it.
Hi Eric. Wish we could say something about the musicians we feature, but we just pull music that we like from Epidemic Sound.
At 26:16, he starts to say that you can't lift/drop and curl at the same time with the 1025R. That is not true at all. There is just a very small area of the loader controls you have to master before you can. But you absolutely can if you have enough time with the machine.
Next time I'm on the 1025 I'll look for that sweet spot. Didn't hit it by accident this time, and just figured it wasn't there. _Chris
Courtney, really enjoyed the video but I have a question. Why did they choose not to use the backhoe along with the stump bucket? I realize they would have had to reset repeatedly but in the long run it have limited the manual labor. Love the Chanel... I’m still eyeballing the brush crushers. Thanks!
Hi Mike, this is Chris. I mentioned to another commenter above, but we actually did use it to dig around a stump (I just omitted it from the video). But a backhoe also makes the tractor way longer, and our space was pretty limited. And with how quick you can move back and forth with the stump bucket, versus resetting the tractor to get to the far side of the stump, it just seemed like 6 of one, half dozen of another.
After watching all of the guys that have no idea how to operate the tractor, it reinforces my resolve to not let anyone borrow my tractor without me operating it. Should have been some basic instructions before handing it over, such as: 1. do NOT operate any front attachment without something heavy on the 3 point. 2. here is the 4WD lever - use it ONLY when spinning and disengage it before turning or driving on hard surfaces. 3. Last - maintain consistent RPM when operating. Typically 2200 to 2500 for me. Fortunately, looks like no one was injured and no structures were damaged. As for the grill guard, glad it was there.
They knew better.
I have the same tractor with h120 loader and my loader can do two functions at the same time
would a ditch witch handle those roots?
Love your videos.
We just bought a 60 acre farm, it came with a John Deere 5400. That’s too big for me, but my husband will use that for most of the farm work. I am 5’ 125 lbs, and want a tractor to work with on the farm as well, I have a bad back some days and would love something easy (I saw your video on the easier attachments, loved it) but…..
Can you suggest a tractor for me? For my size ? I want quick attachments and durable machine because, we know nothing about maintaining tractors and I want to learn with a machine that isn’t too difficult.
Hi April. You might be looking at the perfect compliment to your 5400 in the 1025r. It's tiny compared to the 5 series, but that's why it would likely compliment your farm well, as it can get into the places the other tractor can't, and really feels just like a big lawn tractor in size. We'll have a new listing up for a 1025r very soon on our website: goodworkstractors.com
@@GoodWorksTractors thank you!
Kool.
I never just run one pipe underground anymore. Never know when you need another especially if you wanted internet or something like that later. Also never reduce pipe size that way. Use a box and then connect smaller pipe to box. Then you don’t reduce usefulness of size of pipe. Just a old electricians advice. PVC is cheep and not easy to add later after landscaping is in.
Good point
To me it seems the BH would have been so much easier on the machine removing the stumps
BALLAST BALLAST BALLAST
Yeah. We forgot to pack the weights and running the rear attachments as a ballast was just asking to clip one of our fresh fence posts.
I thought it was funny more than anything because when u use my 1025r I remember the ballast video
The stump bucket seems like it puts a lot of stress on the loader. Do you see damage from that implement?
Load is centered. No issues so far.
In retrospect do you think it would have been easier to use the backhoe you had to dig the bushes and stumps vs the stump bucket. I mean... since you did have it.
Hi Tom,
Please see my reply to a few comments above on that topic.
Thanks!
_Chris
the tooth bar inhibits the loading and unloading of gravel
22:40
It's so weird that the shutters kind of flash with the strike, it did it before too I didn't grab the timestamp though
That is weird. I imagine the hammer shook the ground, the camera picked up the slightest shake, and compressing 4K to 1080 amplified the moire effect. But I didn't notice until you pointed it out!
you can do two functions at once with the fel but it is hard to find the sweet spot just saying
Good to know. I did NOT find the sweet spot. _Chris
Less talk, more tractorin
@26:27 JD sub compact joystick doesnt function in more than one direction at once??!
According to some other posts here, I just missed the sweet spot that does allow for control in two directions simultaneously. _Chris
So... When are we going to see the bigger stump bucket?
"Soon."
Holy cow your tractor has a backhoe on it isn't that like illegal in your book
Haha. We don't hate backhoes! We just think they're a bit pricey for the number of times they get used by most owners.
Can you give the exact price for the 1025r with the bucket and mower
Sorry, we’re not a John Deere dealer . Your dealer should be able to give you a price.
I am surprised you got all of that done with a fairly light tractor.
My backhoe doesn’t move that smoothly
Rpm level can help
Lol. make sure you keep everyone updated on whether anything came from the "Ladies....He's single"
Haha. Will do!
You have a backhoe why are you beating the hell out of the tractor?
Anyone else noticed they broke a big rule??? They have no rear ballast for the tractor.
Yeah. We forgot to pack the weights and running the rear attachments as a ballast was just asking to clip one of our fresh fence posts. But good eye!
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Made nervous watching them do so much with the front end loader with little to no ballast on the back most of the time.
Would've been faster to dig that stump out with the backhoe
Not necessarily on the backhoe getting it out faster than a stump bucket. A few weeks ago this summer on A Rittter Bit will do, He showed that the stump bucket is actually quicker than a backhoe on subcompact tractors. I will grant you that a professional may be able to do it quicker, but for us want to be landscapers on a smaller compact or subcompact tractor, a lot of times the stump bucket will be quicker and at a fraction of the cost!
i would not take this version of deer because the hydraulic pomp is not enuff powerful and its not 4x4 and without a 4x4 u can be stuck everywhere specialy during winter
12:57. A little vomit came up, not gonna lie. 🤢
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