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I’m taking delivery on my first tractor next week. I’m excited but also a little overwhelmed. Thank you for taking the time to put this together-it was very informative, helpful and thorough. Best to you and I’ll look at your other videos as well.
The best instructions I have seen thanks..I am in the process of buying a compact tractor for the first time. I was nervous until I saw your video..I feel more confident because I will review this video over and over again thank
Thank you! My sister has a small dahila farm here in Washington and she was just asking me to teach her how to use her tractor. Im gonna send this to her!
If she's in Western Wa, feel free to reach out to me at my shop if she needs any help! We love working with flower farmers. Our shop is Town and Country Tractors in Monroe.
Micah! You’re a couple weeks late for me but I’m sure Jake will find this handy when he picks up his tractor from you. BTW, this little Kioti is badass, thanks again dude! -J
At around the 16 minute mark....there's a clevis pin on a strap in your canopy that looks like it'll bean you on an incline....? Good info. A lot of the "intro to tractors" vids seem to assume you already have years in the seat, albeit on a different or smaller/larger tractor, or just a different brand.
Yup! I've got a little 120v mig welder. It's nothing special, but i just use the hitch to move around a little trailer or a wood splitter every so often
Hi, always enjoy your videos, They're informative, humorous,, and enjoyable to watch. What is the model number on the LS tractor. Have a good day and take care.
I did send this video to my wife who wanted to learn how to operate my tractor. It surely saved me a lot of time and frustration, and she is really happy with the level of detail everything was explained in the video (not like I would have taught it 😀)
What muppet would go out and buy a tractor, then realise they need to educate themselves on it's function after the purchase? Is this a common approach?
@@HomesteadBandwagon watch some experienced operators, read some manuals, ask the dealers. In Oz there are machinery certifiers that conduct a tractor cert course
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Here's a link to the quick hitch I use:
amzn.to/3NWko3R
Here's a link to Some Tractor Essentials:
amzn.to/3yFRFMj
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. A Guy's gotta eat, right?
Thank you for clean professional and intelligent introduction into a tractor world. Looking forward to see more videos from you sir.
More to come!
I will be buying my first tractor this year. Your video is the best I've seen so far. Thanks. 🚜
I’m taking delivery on my first tractor next week. I’m excited but also a little overwhelmed. Thank you for taking the time to put this together-it was very informative, helpful and thorough. Best to you and I’ll look at your other videos as well.
Glad it was helpful! What kind of tractor are you getting?
Love that ole Ford pickup in the background of your video.
Is that a F250 gas or 460? I had a 97 F250 HD 4x4 crew cab shortbed with the 460 I purchased new. Sure miss that truck.
The best instructions I have seen thanks..I am in the process of buying a compact tractor for the first time. I was nervous until I saw your video..I feel more confident because I will review this video over and over again thank
A tractor will be your best friend. As long as you treat it that way.
Thank you! My sister has a small dahila farm here in Washington and she was just asking me to teach her how to use her tractor. Im gonna send this to her!
If she's in Western Wa, feel free to reach out to me at my shop if she needs any help! We love working with flower farmers. Our shop is Town and Country Tractors in Monroe.
Renting a tractor this coming weekend I’m sure they’ll give me some information when I pick it up, but this is very helpful
Have fun! The only thing holding you back is fear and common sense!
This is so great. Thank you.
Great job. Gonna go checkout the LS’s today. Thanks!
Micah! You’re a couple weeks late for me but I’m sure Jake will find this handy when he picks up his tractor from you. BTW, this little Kioti is badass, thanks again dude! -J
Jake has a pretty great mower headed his way first!
Just got my tractor last week
Nice! Make sure you break something real good right away so you get it out of your system!
I noticed your canopy is tweaked. Is there a story there that you might share?
Very informative! Can you do planes next? You’d really be helping me out
Same thing, really. Just wiggle the joystick and flip some switches. You'll figure it out
I noticed you had your left aileron deployed. Is that for banking in turns?
Gotta account for the cut of my jib!
At around the 16 minute mark....there's a clevis pin on a strap in your canopy that looks like it'll bean you on an incline....?
Good info. A lot of the "intro to tractors" vids seem to assume you already have years in the seat, albeit on a different or smaller/larger tractor, or just a different brand.
I used some HIGHLY scientific measurements to ensure that that clevis doesn't smack me in the head. It's close, but I haven't gotten clubbed yet!
Did you weld that hitch on your box blade yourself?
Yup! I've got a little 120v mig welder. It's nothing special, but i just use the hitch to move around a little trailer or a wood splitter every so often
Hi, always enjoy your videos, They're informative, humorous,, and enjoyable to watch. What is the model number on the LS tractor. Have a good day and take care.
That's real nice of ya! The LS we have is an MT342. It's been a real pleasure to operate
Would you have any idea what a mt342 with cab would cost approx, thanks.
Yep, found more unsafe muppets doing the wrong thing
Anyone who needed to watch this video shouldn't of bought a tractor in the first place.
Not everyone emerges from the womb as a fully competent equipment operator 😀
I did send this video to my wife who wanted to learn how to operate my tractor. It surely saved me a lot of time and frustration, and she is really happy with the level of detail everything was explained in the video (not like I would have taught it 😀)
What muppet would go out and buy a tractor, then realise they need to educate themselves on it's function after the purchase?
Is this a common approach?
How do you propose a person learn how to operate a tractor before owning or renting one?
@@HomesteadBandwagon watch some experienced operators, read some manuals, ask the dealers. In Oz there are machinery certifiers that conduct a tractor cert course
@@HomesteadBandwagon th-cam.com/video/I18MgkQ3CMo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zJpRVHhq4_IhgCr6 what would you advise to this geezer?
That's how we do it in Merica