@TractorTimewithTim Perhaps worth the money to see if Richard Karn /Al Borland does the whole Cameo thing ... And if he would do it wearing your merch!
He's a genuinely nice guy you two work well together on screen a great team I like to see the technical side of tractors it's very interesting God bless you all from Cambridge England 🇺🇲🇬🇧
Dave passes the entire check list ✅️ Awesome Beard ✅️ Long Hair ✅️ Super Awesome hat ✅️ A touch on the stout side. It is plain to anyone with eyes, Dave is an amazing genius and is awesome in general ... As is true of anyone who completes that check list.
Interesting way you came up with this design. I took my 4044 M to the JD dealership, this is exactly the way that they installed my third function switch, and power beyond. The on off toggle switch was something the dealer could not explain to me very well as to why they put it in. It was the way the directions told him to do it. Your video explained what its useful purpose is. I spent almost $4000 to have the John Deere dealer install my third function, power beyond. So my new question is, how easy is it to install multiple SVC outlets with this set up in place. As an aside, I would also fear a spin off show from Dave. You may want to consider a new costume, perhaps a set of suspenders that had one green and one red or a Crocodile Dundee hat for yourself.
Fantastic episode! I was entertained by the stunning 'Tool Time' parallels 😂, but I took away some helpful advice for my self-built articulated garden tractor (A.C. "The Chore Handler") that I'm gearing up to build a hydraulic tiller for... thank you for producing and posting!
If I correctly understand the way you wired this, it should work as intended, but it also creates the possibility of inadvertently operating both switches at once, potentially with opposite polarities. I realize you're only switching the positive side here, and in this particular case, the valve doesn't seem to care, but supplying power to both sides of the valve at once *might* cause damage, depending on the design. A better, if slightly more complicated, solution would be to use a 3 position switch, or relay design, inline with the original switch, that would, when set to a latched on position, interrupt power to the momentary switch, eliminating the possibility of both being 'On' at the same time.
Could add a limiting switch so when it taps out on length or contraction it shuts off till u flip it to the other side or center so it doesn't pull the motor down
GREAT VIDEO, Hydraulic plus video, thought of this for compact tractors, you would need a skid steer to operate mowers or attachments like that... It can be done.. Thanks again!!! 😮😅
Another great video, very similar setup to what I have on my 3039R OOS. Summit 3 spools kit. A mix of Deere and Summit PB kits. My 3rd is all Deere, rear mounted with Deere loader relocation kit. Did summit finally fix the fitting issues they had with those 3R/4R pb kits. Did all your Summit PB fittings fit onto the tractor side of things?
Good afternoon sir, I apologize for asking this question here but if tou could please tell me where you purchased the bolt bin. I remember tou showing in the video but can't find it anymore.
I’ve got a factory hydraulic on my 1025r for my mid mount mower. I have to unplug a loader port to plug it in. Eventually I want to get rear functions added, but know that’s going to complicate things.
@@TractorTimewithTim thanks! I’ll have to find that video, I’m a little far from you so wouldn’t make sense to bring it there. Planning on getting a diverter or something too for the mower deck, I got it used, but the summary on your site makes me laugh every time as it really is the worst of both worlds.
Im curious why John deere doesnt approach you about all of this. Work together making a main junction box. They realize farmer will be using aftermarket setups and 3rd functions and wiring. So Deere would design 1 - 5 series tractors with a hydraulic block. Dual 3rd function lines but plugged off. For switches they would be wired into a new handle to purchase with the additional funtions/switches. Just remove handle and plug in new one. The new hydraulic block also would reduce warranty issues and keep everything clean and neat and very organized. All series using same block but larger machines 6- 8 series would have larger hydraulic block. Or a hydraulic block in 1 location for additional accessories. Deere license the 3rd funtion kit under deere as option too
@@davemachoukas6175 it's Deere want to bet if they can figure out how to make more money off of it they will. All it does is allow competitors to do it over them.
Let’s put it this way. I’m hoping Deere does NOT offer this solution. When they do, they take away the $$ from the small companies. I would prefer that they focus on making the tractor better and more accessible, and allow accessory manufacturers to thrive via their open/flexible design.
Nice choice of lens setting by the photographer. The big aperture put the subject (Dave) in focus, and the mess in the background not. Looking much more professional than the choice of a small aperture, which would have flattened everything into focus, from front to back.
A fun video, I see it now... "TTWT Featuring DAVE the Answer Man" A quick question Tim...Have you made any progress on the idea of a rear float feature for the 1025R?
I’ll make you feel better Tim I will Not watch anymore ttwt unless there is no more Dave if I see Dave I will watch something else lol just kidding don’t let it hurt your pride you discovered him that’s something!
I got it Tim - I love the original cast but you need someone to do all of the hard work and mechanic work because you are getting older. I understand. I am much older than you (70). But seriously I appreciate Dave but he will never have your star power. Maybe not so seriously. Love you guys!
I love Dave and what he brings to the channel. BUT I re-watch the Tim and Christy videos just to hear the banter as they work on projects together. TTWT&C for me. Re=watched the recent Tower mowing videos, and high pressure sprayer, and 'pulling bushes, and .... for that reason. My wife and I work the same way until she gets too hot.
Ha! Thanks for the kind words. We appreciate you watching. Christy was inside editing during this one. Dave and I were enjoying ourselves. We thought it made for some entertaining, yet educational video.
Tim. Love your channel. Love your discount codes. But you say you are surprised how good a job a $3,900 hydraulic crimper does. I would be hopping mad, frothing at the mouth if a $3,900 crimper didn't do a perfect, brilliant and impeccable crimp on my hose. This is equipment for someone who sells hydraulic hoses for a living. Not "Joe Gardener and Woodlot Warrior" who never, ever needs to fabrticate their own hose. Hopefully, someone who follows your videos can and will take advantage of this. But if you're in the business you should already know and have resources lined up. Sorry for the rant. I'd love to have $5,500 worth of hose and a great crimper . .. so I could fabricate the 12 feet of hose I need for a third function. I am happy you appeal to a wide audience. And I will now retire back to my quiet corner. Don't forget us little folk love your channel, too. But, I have to say, I still like watching the additions and tweaks. Dave is a marvel to watch work.
Wow. I show a huge discount on a product. Exclusive to our channel. Yet, you rant because you don’t need it or can’t afford it. I don’t get it. I am not forcing you to buy it. I am not belittling you for not buying it. In fact, I think you are watching this for free! How is EVERY SINGLE OFFER supposed to be exactly what YOU want or need? There are lots of people who have been thinking that a hose making setup might be good for them. This offer might be just what they need to make it happen.
@@TractorTimewithTim Sorry. For professional tractor dealers it is a great deal. But for homeowners who use tractors . . a tease beyond our abilities to respond. Don't hate me as I don't hate you. Sadly, as a nation, we have lost the ability for calm discussion. But, that said, what audience are you gearing for with thousands and thousands of dollars in hydraulic hose purchases in order to get a "free" crimper? I appreciate you welcome sponsors for your site, but hose purchases at that level are not the basic repeat "like" for 1025R owners and such who got you where you are. Please remember us.
Well, the people that want to communicate to both of you just tell him it’s TTWTND and people just want to communicate with Tim just leave it alone so you can get both people or people
How about a video fitting the situation with 2038R and 60D mowing deck. The lifting and lowering cylinder fails to work. If you want to use my tractor to video- Can do. John Deere knows there is a problem, but their fix is buy a new $1500.00 cylinder + labor. PLEASE HELP!
Thanks for sharing the crimper deal. It is extremely difficult to get custom hoses for older equipment here. Shops only seem to carry new equipment standard replacement options (and charge an exorbitant amount in the process). I've also been told by multiple shops that their dies won't interface with the DHH hose ends I've brought to them... As a hobby builder, I might not be able to justify the free crimper, but I'm going to look into purchase prices and I'll try to assess the local demand for affordable custom built hoses. I like the potential that the non compressor creates for mobile repair service...
So "power beyond" on say a 1025R with a backhoe, is "ON" all the time. Just paused at 3 minutes so maybe you answer this and I'm just impatient with my comment, but why can't you have an "always on" loop like that on this tractor?
Don’t leave the third function switch engaged when operating the joystick switch and visa versa You win I watched further and you explained that my concern was already addressed you guys are true professionals
How do you feel about working on a branson tractor? I want to do some stuff with it, but I would love to have you work on when I am ready to do everything. I would bring it down to you and help also if you would let me help so I can learn also. I want to install a sumit 6 port kit on it with switches for all functionality.
We can install summit kit for rear. Can you get dealer to add power beyond kit? Or at least get the power beyond kit from dealer? We could install it if it comes with instructions.
I watched this wondering if any of your options could work for my John Deere 4066M HD. The greatest complaint - my only complaint - is the limited hydraulics of my tractor. I have only one set of SCVs on the tractor and no upgrade options available from John Deere for my particular model.
If we could get an “I don’t think so Tim” from Dave every couple episodes, that would be cool. 😂
Dave probably wasn't even BORN yet when that show was popular :-)
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@TractorTimewithTim
Perhaps worth the money to see if Richard Karn /Al Borland does the whole Cameo thing ...
And if he would do it wearing your merch!
Tractor time with Dave
Good silent help is hard to find. But Dave is a great addition.
Great install with Tim & Dave!
He's a genuinely nice guy you two work well together on screen a great team
I like to see the technical side of tractors it's very interesting
God bless you all from Cambridge England 🇺🇲🇬🇧
Nice video Tim. Very educational and entertaining. You and Dave play off of each other very well. I bet Christy enjoys the break. Thanks
Love Dave's "Yip, Yup, right" nice work Dave
Dave passes the entire check list
✅️ Awesome Beard
✅️ Long Hair
✅️ Super Awesome hat
✅️ A touch on the stout side.
It is plain to anyone with eyes, Dave is an amazing genius and is awesome in general ...
As is true of anyone who completes that check list.
I enjoy listening to you to discuss the technical side of things dealings eith tractors.
Interesting way you came up with this design. I took my 4044 M to the JD dealership, this is exactly the way that they installed my third function switch, and power beyond. The on off toggle switch was something the dealer could not explain to me very well as to why they put it in. It was the way the directions told him to do it. Your video explained what its useful purpose is. I spent almost $4000 to have the John Deere dealer install my third function, power beyond.
So my new question is, how easy is it to install multiple SVC outlets with this set up in place.
As an aside, I would also fear a spin off show from Dave. You may want to consider a new costume, perhaps a set of suspenders that had one green and one red or a Crocodile Dundee hat for yourself.
We DID install multiple SCV outlets in the rear of the tractor with this setup, right?
Dave's hat has Character, Style, makes a statement....The internet would go down if your cat and Dave's hat are in 5he same video...
Fantastic episode! I was entertained by the stunning 'Tool Time' parallels 😂, but I took away some helpful advice for my self-built articulated garden tractor (A.C. "The Chore Handler") that I'm gearing up to build a hydraulic tiller for... thank you for producing and posting!
DTWT. Dave time with Tim!
If I correctly understand the way you wired this, it should work as intended, but it also creates the possibility of inadvertently operating both switches at once, potentially with opposite polarities. I realize you're only switching the positive side here, and in this particular case, the valve doesn't seem to care, but supplying power to both sides of the valve at once *might* cause damage, depending on the design. A better, if slightly more complicated, solution would be to use a 3 position switch, or relay design, inline with the original switch, that would, when set to a latched on position, interrupt power to the momentary switch, eliminating the possibility of both being 'On' at the same time.
Another informative video with Double D.!
A Butane micro torch does a real nice job. I like it better because it concentrates the heat in a pinpoint manner and works much faster...
Dave is keeping you on your toes Tim. Lol
I was busy commenting and did not pay attention to the end of video.
Dave is a baddie
Could add a limiting switch so when it taps out on length or contraction it shuts off till u flip it to the other side or center so it doesn't pull the motor down
You both make the videos look interesting.
GREAT VIDEO, Hydraulic plus video, thought of this for compact tractors, you would need a skid steer to operate mowers or attachments like that... It can be done.. Thanks again!!! 😮😅
Another great video, very similar setup to what I have on my 3039R OOS. Summit 3 spools kit. A mix of Deere and Summit PB kits.
My 3rd is all Deere, rear mounted with Deere loader relocation kit.
Did summit finally fix the fitting issues they had with those 3R/4R pb kits. Did all your Summit PB fittings fit onto the tractor side of things?
Not sure. Since this tractor already had a wr long 3rd function plugged into the PB ports.
I’m only here for Dave not the tractors. 😂
Good afternoon sir, I apologize for asking this question here but if tou could please tell me where you purchased the bolt bin. I remember tou showing in the video but can't find it anymore.
Heavyhitch.com use code ttwt. Love it!
@@TractorTimewithTim Thank you, mine has been ordered. It was located under the speciality items. TTWT was used also.
Oh boy, I'm guessing this comment section is going to be particularly entertaining
Yep!
I’ve got a factory hydraulic on my 1025r for my mid mount mower. I have to unplug a loader port to plug it in. Eventually I want to get rear functions added, but know that’s going to complicate things.
We’ve shown how to do this. Not too difficult.
We can install for you if you would like.
@@TractorTimewithTim thanks! I’ll have to find that video, I’m a little far from you so wouldn’t make sense to bring it there.
Planning on getting a diverter or something too for the mower deck, I got it used, but the summary on your site makes me laugh every time as it really is the worst of both worlds.
Im curious why John deere doesnt approach you about all of this. Work together making a main junction box. They realize farmer will be using aftermarket setups and 3rd functions and wiring. So Deere would design 1 - 5 series tractors with a hydraulic block. Dual 3rd function lines but plugged off. For switches they would be wired into a new handle to purchase with the additional funtions/switches. Just remove handle and plug in new one. The new hydraulic block also would reduce warranty issues and keep everything clean and neat and very organized.
All series using same block but larger machines 6- 8 series would have larger hydraulic block. Or a hydraulic block in 1 location for additional accessories. Deere license the 3rd funtion kit under deere as option too
They won't make million dollers a year on it. Not worth there time.
@@davemachoukas6175 it's Deere want to bet if they can figure out how to make more money off of it they will. All it does is allow competitors to do it over them.
Let’s put it this way. I’m hoping Deere does NOT offer this solution.
When they do, they take away the $$ from the small companies.
I would prefer that they focus on making the tractor better and more accessible, and allow accessory manufacturers to thrive via their open/flexible design.
@@TractorTimewithTim you make a valid point but it's just a dream even if it was a hydraulic block.
Nice choice of lens setting by the photographer. The big aperture put the subject (Dave) in focus, and the mess in the background not. Looking much more professional than the choice of a small aperture, which would have flattened everything into focus, from front to back.
…or some cool post processing :-)
A fun video, I see it now... "TTWT Featuring DAVE the Answer Man" A quick question Tim...Have you made any progress on the idea of a rear float feature for the 1025R?
Yes! I have made some progress. ...but nothing to show for it yet. Is this something you are interested in?
@@TractorTimewithTim Yes I’m very interested in a rear float feature for the 1025r
I’ll make you feel better Tim I will Not watch anymore ttwt unless there is no more Dave if I see Dave I will watch something else lol just kidding don’t let it hurt your pride you discovered him that’s something!
Ya almost had me there!
Wanna add an OEM second and third remote kit on a MF1648? Y’all getting good at this.
We might. Do you have the parts? Instructions?
@@TractorTimewithTim I have the parts. Not sure if there are instructions in the parts boxes. I’ll look.
@@bwlyonplease email. Tim at tractortimewithtim dot com
I got it Tim - I love the original cast but you need someone to do all of the hard work and mechanic work because you are getting older. I understand. I am much older than you (70). But seriously I appreciate Dave but he will never have your star power. Maybe not so seriously. Love you guys!
VENTRAC hydraulics.. can you change to power beyond.. 😮😊
Not sure. Haven’t dug in!
I love Dave and what he brings to the channel. BUT I re-watch the Tim and Christy videos just to hear the banter as they work on projects together. TTWT&C for me. Re=watched the recent Tower mowing videos, and high pressure sprayer, and 'pulling bushes, and .... for that reason. My wife and I work the same way until she gets too hot.
Ha! Thanks for the kind words. We appreciate you watching. Christy was inside editing during this one. Dave and I were enjoying ourselves. We thought it made for some entertaining, yet educational video.
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TTWT&C&D ;)
Tim. Love your channel. Love your discount codes. But you say you are surprised how good a job a $3,900 hydraulic crimper does. I would be hopping mad, frothing at the mouth if a $3,900 crimper didn't do a perfect, brilliant and impeccable crimp on my hose. This is equipment for someone who sells hydraulic hoses for a living. Not "Joe Gardener and Woodlot Warrior" who never, ever needs to fabrticate their own hose. Hopefully, someone who follows your videos can and will take advantage of this. But if you're in the business you should already know and have resources lined up. Sorry for the rant. I'd love to have $5,500 worth of hose and a great crimper . .. so I could fabricate the 12 feet of hose I need for a third function. I am happy you appeal to a wide audience. And I will now retire back to my quiet corner. Don't forget us little folk love your channel, too. But, I have to say, I still like watching the additions and tweaks. Dave is a marvel to watch work.
Wow. I show a huge discount on a product. Exclusive to our channel. Yet, you rant because you don’t need it or can’t afford it.
I don’t get it. I am not forcing you to buy it. I am not belittling you for not buying it. In fact, I think you are watching this for free!
How is EVERY SINGLE OFFER supposed to be exactly what YOU want or need? There are lots of people who have been thinking that a hose making setup might be good for them. This offer might be just what they need to make it happen.
@@TractorTimewithTim Sorry. For professional tractor dealers it is a great deal. But for homeowners who use tractors . . a tease beyond our abilities to respond. Don't hate me as I don't hate you. Sadly, as a nation, we have lost the ability for calm discussion. But, that said, what audience are you gearing for with thousands and thousands of dollars in hydraulic hose purchases in order to get a "free" crimper? I appreciate you welcome sponsors for your site, but hose purchases at that level are not the basic repeat "like" for 1025R owners and such who got you where you are. Please remember us.
@@StumpkillerCP
Well, the people that want to communicate to both of you just tell him it’s TTWTND and people just want to communicate with Tim just leave it alone so you can get both people or people
Tim ask Dave who is paying him? I hope he gets the joke.
I work in repairing agricultural tractors and agricultural machinery. I am looking for a job opportunity
Where are you located?
@@TractorTimewithTim Is it possible for me to get your WhatsApp number?
@@TractorTimewithTim I am from Syria and live in the Sultanate of Oman
I will not be able to help you from there. Sorry.
@@TractorTimewithTim Thank you very much, sorry to bother you
Subtitle: “Fun with Tim and Dave!” And Christy making everyone look good. What a team. Blessings
How about a video fitting the situation with 2038R and 60D mowing deck. The lifting and lowering cylinder fails to work. If you want to use my tractor to video- Can do. John Deere knows there is a problem, but their fix is buy a new $1500.00 cylinder + labor. PLEASE HELP!
Thanks for sharing the crimper deal. It is extremely difficult to get custom hoses for older equipment here. Shops only seem to carry new equipment standard replacement options (and charge an exorbitant amount in the process). I've also been told by multiple shops that their dies won't interface with the DHH hose ends I've brought to them... As a hobby builder, I might not be able to justify the free crimper, but I'm going to look into purchase prices and I'll try to assess the local demand for affordable custom built hoses. I like the potential that the non compressor creates for mobile repair service...
I work with Dave, he wears that hat at work.
dave is all right , he is a go getter and just trying to make a living
So "power beyond" on say a 1025R with a backhoe, is "ON" all the time. Just paused at 3 minutes so maybe you answer this and I'm just impatient with my comment, but why can't you have an "always on" loop like that on this tractor?
PB is indeed always on. You cannot stop the flow through PB. If you do, all hydraulics on the tractor stop functioning.
Don’t leave the third function switch engaged when operating the joystick switch and visa versa You win I watched further and you explained that my concern was already addressed you guys are true professionals
Might be able to install a relay to open the opposite positive side when power is delivered to keep this from happening.
blaming the boss can backfire even if it's true
Nah! No worries!
How do you feel about working on a branson tractor? I want to do some stuff with it, but I would love to have you work on when I am ready to do everything. I would bring it down to you and help also if you would let me help so I can learn also. I want to install a sumit 6 port kit on it with switches for all functionality.
We can install summit kit for rear.
Can you get dealer to add power beyond kit?
Or at least get the power beyond kit from dealer? We could install it if it comes with instructions.
I was lucky and found a air power crimping system off of craigslist and lots of fittings to go with it just had to buy hose
Always nice to have Dave with Tim.
MOAR DAVE!!!! 🤣
I watched this wondering if any of your options could work for my John Deere 4066M HD. The greatest complaint - my only complaint - is the limited hydraulics of my tractor. I have only one set of SCVs on the tractor and no upgrade options available from John Deere for my particular model.
Yes, these options should work. Links in the description. Don't forget code TTWT
I'm not going to watch anymore until you bring back the opossum.
Oh my! I haven’t seen one in quite some time! Hope you are doing well!