How I Got My YANMAR TRACTOR
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One other thing I have to say I've noticed and appreciated about you Cody is that you don't hide the fact that many of the things you own are high end or expensive. The great thing about that is that you know that it's important to be a good steward of your money and time. I really enjoy the channel all the time thank you.
can't beat metric. I'm happy they gave you the tractor for two yrs. it looks quality.
METRIC FO' LIFE
Congratulations on the sponsorship. I think you are handling this the right way - you are an inspiration to TH-camrs like me... have been for a long time.
Nothing like field testing of a new product, Yanmar is very lucky to have you test their product for you.
Congrats!
You know you have a loving wife when she feigns interest in your new tractor part.
Your darn right there............you could really see the excitement on her face 😀 ha ha
The EU Prisoner yo his wife kinda hot
@@kongefaen9949 Am sure Wrangler Star would really appreciate you trying to chat up his wife. 😀
Cody you are so candid with all that you do. It's always informative and fun to watch your videos! I would like to see more of Mrs. W and what she is up to on these cold days!
My Crescent wrench is a combination wrench, it's a left handed metric, a right handed SAE and a British Two Handed wrench.
Thank you for your honesty. It is refreshing on youtube where everyone is trying to sell you something without being clear about sponsorship.
Thanks for sharing that info cody! I know allot of subs like myself are always curious how and why you get the different equipment and you could have decided not to share and you know we would still eat your videos up!
The transparency is awesome and again, thank you for this tidbit into your operation and homestead!
Best wishes.
Awesome deal you struck..Great job!
Hey brother I just want you to know that you’re doing a lot for me right now and getting me through a very tough time. Thank you for your words or wisdom and inspiration. May god bless you and your family.
I'm glad you do these testings and reviews the way you do them. That's one big reason I watch your channel for.
Loving the Lynard Skynard
2 thumbs up for your honesty. Excellent opp for all of us to see the tractor in use that a tractor rodeo won't show.
"Honesty" would have been talking about the sponsorship quite a few videos back... This is actually a real disappointment.
"Honesty"? Does he not have to disclose sponsored content?
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so are you two clowns trying to rip me up or Cody? I'm confused as to your passive aggressive tactics, grow up
DLK HAY neither boss. Take a breath. I love Wranglerstar if it was not for him I would have never retired in my 30s to follow his footsteps. Just looks like he released over 10 videos without any mention of paid content.
Badass Homesteader I don't know all the facts, but I'm guessing that since the tractor is being provided in exchange for testing feedback and not for video placement, it isn't considered sponsored content.
Thank you so much for honestly answering our questions. You're the most real people on TH-cam. I am a subscriber for life. Thanks so much for being a part of my daily life. God Bless
My father had a Yanmar in his sailboat. Marvelous engine. Two years ago I was looking at the local Yanmar dealer who was just getting established when I decided to get a tractor. At that time all he had were tractors in the 20 hp size which was smaller than I was looking for. He didn't have a large selection or knowledge base about his product so instead of buying a new smaller tractor I elected to go with a larger used tractor. I settled on the Kioti DK 45 which has been a great tractor. I have been adding my implements as the need arises. It's pretty hard to homestead without equipment. We live on the east coast of Canada in the province of New Brunswick right on the Bay of Fundy. Lots of snow here too but our trees are smaller :-). I hope you enjoy your tractor and you will be amazed with what you can do with one. Lots to learn too but that's part of the fun.
John Deere uses Yanmar engines in their sub compacts have owned one for since 2003 and nothing but good things to say
I've been a subscriber since your bulldozer struggles, happy to see you in a new piece of equipment
Love the Yanmar and snowplow! Thank you SO MUCH for plowing our drive, all 3 miles round-trip! It's so much better than when we use our snowblower, and today I'm pretty sure we'll be out there touching it up before dark with all the snow coming down.
Thanks for explaining about the tractor, especially the details of your agreement with Yanmar. Kudos to them for there efforts.
I work for a Yanmar distributor. Yanmar makes the things that John Deer, Hitachi, etc use to make their equipment.
Here Is the Link To My Filson Mackinaw Cruiser Coat: goo.gl/gcihgN
How do you like your X1? I got my wife an X3 and its amazing so far in the snow.
Wranglerstar I noticed in one of your previous videos that you have the Dewalt 20 volt tools. You should look into their cordless grease gun. They are like a pneumatic grease gun but way better. They can put out a crazy amount of psi.
Wranglerstar .
Wranglerstar I'm a huge fan of the videos...but I have to ask...why so little love for Woolrich? Filson is great and all, but what Woolrich product have you had luck with?
I have the Double Mackinaw, that now retails for $465- cost about half that when I bought it! Carhartt is NOT as good- you will hand down a Filson jacket to your kids, they last that long...
I love watching you and Mrs. W interact it's always either fun or loving, and that is a beautiful thing.
That big smile on Mrs. Wranglerstar always warms my heart a little...
A lot of John Deere compact tractors and skid steers ran Yanmar engine's, not sure if they still do. Should be a great tractor for a small operator like you. Maybe after the testing is done you can buy it for a decent price. Once its gone you will miss it!!!
my 1985 JD 850 tractor is all Yanmar painted in Green. great tractor tho!
Is that crescent wrench left hand or right hand thread ;-)
Geoff Morgan
some actually are backwards from the norm... i.e Bahco
you push the thumb wheel up and yhe jaws move left flip it same thing
a normal adjustable; when you push the thumb wheel up the jaws open right flip it over same thing
Geoff Morgan the story is that the original drawings from Bacon were sent to America and that they were in mirror image by mistake and that is supposedly the cause of the left vs right crescent wrenches.
Not sure if it was left or right, but it looked like a six inch metric wrench. Not sure what that is in Celsius.
Nope its definitely an 8" - its definitely left handed - and I'm sure he uses Kelvin ;-)
Here's my link to one of those all new metric flat-head screwdrivers - for left hand AND right hand threads - brand new technology ;-)
www.amazon.com/Stanley-60-004-Standard-Slotted-Screwdriver/dp/B000FK1RLQ/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1483615889&sr=8-3&keywords=flat+head+screwdriver
1st time in a long time that I actually read other comments prior to my making mine. 1st a crescent wrench is just a crescent wrench. I enjoy how Cody comments on it being metric or standard, but in truth it doesn't matter, it's adjustable for any size needed within the scope of the size of the wrench. As for the tractor, I will never have a use for a tractor, but I am extremely impressed with the functionality of this one. Can't wait to see how it is still operating towards the end of the 2 year test/evaluation period. My uncle taught me how to drive his 1941 John Deer back in the late 50's early 60's plowing his corn fields. I completely enjoyed that tractor. When it finally died, he replaced it (after a ton of research) with a Kobuta because that was the best tractor available for the money at the time. I feel from viewing Cody's videos so far, this Yanmar is a vast improvement on the Kobuta and will be a great work horse for this small homestead of his. I also need to comment on the great degree of integrity Cody constantly displays. I truly believe he is going to provide an honest, tough evaluation of everything he has been provided to test. Have a great day and stay warm.
Good for you guys. Fruit of your YT labor. It's great to see people prosper and I hope they let you keep it.
I have metric Crescent wrenches in 4 different sizes 6in 12in 24in and 36in
Of course there is a crescent wrench with metric. It's a Swedish invention. 😀
I have a 1977 yanmar ym2000 and I love it. I heard rumor yanmar may come to America with the new tractor market and was ecstatic to see your first video with it! All I've ever had to do is replace the alternator and starter on mine. My experience and what I've seen with others is that Yanmar just works.
Sponsored content, but you're not selling out. It's very much appreciated that you can stay impartial and provide honest opinions to all your viewers. Well done!
Well I'll be! They do come in metric and standard!
that there is one them West Virginia socket sets 😂
LOL
Yes it sure it... and a pair of Channel-locks is a speed wrench too ;-)
I'm happy for you that you found a way to have a tractor to use without having to go out of pocket. Congrats and may blessings continue to come your way!
You just answered a question that I asked on one of your other videos as to how you acquired such a magnificent machine. You certainly have been blessed. I hope that Yanmar gave you a sweet deal for buying it at the end of your 2 year test period. I'm sure that you would want to keep it. It's just the right size for the homestead, not too small like most other makers', and not to large. It's beefy and the perfect size. Yanmar chose the right person to display their product with. Watching it work around your homestead has me sold. When I have $50,00 dropped in my lap, the first thing I will do is run out and buy one myself.
Love your videos, but was particularly impressed with your arrangement with Yanmar. Smart marketing on their part, and the hands off approach shows some real smarts. I was profoundly disappointed with Kubota's short sighted decisions with another popular person on TH-cam .
+Robert Corazza what happened?
Kubota really missed the boat in how they dealt with Paul's channel. They could learn a thing or two from Yanmar.
Paul Short explains it well in one of his videos. I got the impression the last straw in negotiations was that his wife was not permitted in the (required short) videos. She apparently does a ton of work to produce their stuff. Anyway... Keep up the great work, as most want to see regular folks using machinery (and whatever else!) to get work done, and solve problems.
Paul had also said in an earlier video that he had seen some of the videos they had made about their Kubota tractors playing in the Kubota dealership. Now, that would be fine if they would have asked permission first and acknowledged where the videos came from. They didn't do that. Using someone's content without their permission is just simply wrong.
The whole way Kubota went about it when trying to get Paul and Cathy to make promotion videos for them was very underhanded and with the amount of views his channel gets, it's sure to have cost them some business as well.
Robert Corazza
Its an adjustable spanner sometimes known as a Swedish nut rounder.
Thanks for the honesty. You are blessed.
And Yanmar knows that after two years it will still look almost new under your care.
You are having more fun with that tractor than is legal! Thank you for the additional information you put under the videos now. It is really helpful.
lol just because it has metric measurements doesnt mean that it cant be used on imperial!
I agree, I always thought adjustable wrenches were invented so that they can adjust to any size lol, metric or imperial.
yeah. i really dont understand the difference
I heard Canadians call it "all size".
I think he knows . He just trolling us :)
+Roy Reynolds
In newfoundland they call it a tumb wrench (thumb wrench)
I like yanmar to I'm gonna look at this tractor I need a compact with some snot and an enclosed cab. I really like the size of that machine and the quick attach
Cody, I have been watching your videos for about 3 years on and off. You Sir are a true inspiration, I am new into my faith and i am still learning everyday how to be the man Christ wants me to be. Your attitude and discipline is something i strive achieve !!! I Praise Jesus for your influence, keep it up!!!
Awesome deal Cody! I'm glad you guys were able to work something out to get a tractor! I'm sure you will enjoy having it around!
Watch out while lubricating. My neighbour's pipe burst and the grease blinded him pernamently. Lean away from it.
what was he greasing? in cold weather? more details please, just curious. thank you
🎶🎵SWEET RED, YANMAR TRACTOR
OH HOW I LOVE DRIVING YOU
🎶
SWEET RED, YANMAR TRACTOR
I'LL BE SO SAD COME YEAR 2🎵🎶
Metric Crescent Wrench has been one of my running jokes for years. I love it when I can get the maintenance guys to go to the shop to check. Lot of fun in parts stores too.
Thanks for the video on the tractor. I look forward to you using it and all of us getting to see a long term review of it. I'm excited, there's so much work to be done!
What saws have you looked at for a replacement to the big stihl? :)
Edvin Löf I JUST sold my 461 saw with 32" bar, was getting to awkward for me to use and I'm waiting also to see if he'll replace it with something else.
I think I'll buy a 461,
Wranglerstar ok, nice!
Stephen Bradley how big timber do you have?
The trees get VERY big here in the Pacific Northwest.
Enlighten me. Whats the advantage of the Frost Bite over the grapple you already had Cody?
mika vink He darn sure picked up some monsters on the other video with it, Probably about the max the tractor could lift and the other grapple didn't seem to have a problem. I'm sure they are just sending all implements possible for him to showcase.
The frost bite isn't going to pick up any dirt or snow because it doesn't have a bottom. It's just for grabbing logs and piles of long brush. His other grapple is kind of a rock bucket where he can pick rocks or smaller brush with it. The other one is more useful in general, but this one definitely has a use for keeping the logs relatively clean when cutting firewood and milling lumber.
the other lighter grapple is a brush and debris piling grapple, this one is a log grapple
see previous comment: i still think the orig grapple is more than sufficient for anything this tractor can lift
verteup Yeah, they really show it.....
Cody,
Glad you took the time to tell us about Yanmar. I am excited to see the Dyna firewood processor.
Thanks for sharing as always,
Brad
Thanks for the tractor update. Excited for you and your new venture with Yanmar.
Did the tractor transmission have a high range? You seem to always drive in low range. Is there à reason ?
I don't think he should be careful he should use as normally so people know what there getting.
Well from my marine engineer job, I know for sure that reving a diesel engine whit not enough load will glass the piston liner. Maybe those new Yanmar engine are designed for that. I dont know but... Anyway I think that is a constructive question and I really mean no harm. And this is really a nice and instructive Chanel. 😆
he doesn't need it in the low box (that's if has it in low) for moving a few trees around
By this comment I think that your destroyers is your definition of normal people. I have a lot of tools and once have a crew ( 3 teams of 2 to 4 people). I assigned them a pickup or a van full with tools, and it was required to use them properly and take care of them. Damage of equipment may be cause to fire the guy.
what I meant by normal is normal.not to go hard on it but not to easy either. I hope I didn't come across as oh its a sponsored product I don't care let me run it into the ground
sooo? your not an advertisement, but in every vid thers a yanmar tractor reaching 500k subs, all like minded in intrest. congrats your now a infomercial
They didn't give it to him because they liked his smile or he was a nice guy. He has half a million subs with video views reaching into the millions. Tell me you would do different in his place.
Tenspeed TheBikeHanger No, I would NOT do the same, because I have my own tractors, used for actual farming! I'm not trying to piggy back on a lifestyle and appealing to those that want to do the same. My family been living like this for generations, and this arrogant dickweed is usin it as a marketing ploy to fund his lazyness and not have a real job
IdahoBorne USMC
Well thank you for your candor and not hiding who you really are.
If you listened to him you would know that this is not the same as an advertisement. In an advertisement or infomercial, it's scripted, and it only delivers positive comments about the product, and the only purpose is for sales.
Yes, Yanmar is getting advertising, but Cody has already made a few negative comments about small things. If there is a major problem, I'm sure we'll hear about that, too.
In other videos, Cody has stated that he gets large-sum offers to promote products (knives, etc.) but that he turns them down, because he is expected to basically "do a commercial", not honestly review the product.
Lighten up, please.
Arkansas Pilgrim If you like him so much, then why dont ya have him in your own backyard, Instead of him falsely peddling this way of life in a DIY manner to a bunch of folks that never had to live it unless by choice! Now I got a bunch of dingbats flocking to the northwest all looking for a slice of ther own land, and I end up with a bunch of new neighbors that want to change or look down upon the way my family has lived since homesteading this land for real. I guess thats what we git for pioneering this country, tameing the indians, killin the grizzly off, eradicating the wolves, and putting the fear of man in moutian lions, to make it so guys like this yutz can move in and invite his freinds.
god damm, I hate new people! this was a great place till outsiders moved in
That's a great deal for you and Yanmar. I look forward to future videos on your review of the tractor.
I also wanted to take a moment to tell you how much I appreciate your honesty and the fact that we all can trust your channel for honest opinions about the equipment that you use
sweet deal you got for sure. But lets be honest. They gave you the use of the tractor because your channel is very popular especially with viewers who use products like these. wish you would just come out and say yes I am advertising this tractor. Yanmar or any other business just doesnt go around looking for nice guys to give tractors to. I kind of feel like your not being honest to us. You have done a lot of hard work to make yourself successful so I think its fine that you get the perks. You have done this with a lot of products and I would to thats for sure. Just please keep making those good ole Wranglerstar DIY videos that everyone likes and a little bit less product air time. Gets old when you sit and talk about a bag or knife or tractor for 20 minutes. Also that Metallica song that you had in the start of yesterdays video was bad ass.
So are you a lawyer or a politician?
They couldn't have a better guy testing it. 👍 Glad you got the fittings figured out.
Great that answers our questions! Glad you have such a good relationship with them and you worked out a good deal
baron1c mji
Cool that you got things straightened out and that you have this opportunity to use the tractor as well!
Good for you Cody! You are a man of integrity and I really appreciate you candid opinions.
I didn't know you got the tractor as a test but I was just telling someone about how much I liked it and thought about getting one in the future.
LOVE IT! I just bought my first little tractor. It's a little John Deere and it's got a little 3 cylinder Yanmar diesel in it too. Man I love that smell and sound! Fun toys!
Wranglerstar and YANMAR , perfect together!
I hope you get to use it as long as you want to.
Glad yan mar did this for you and most definitely glad you were able to resolve the connection issue 😊
hey Cody your choice of music at the beginning of the last three videos has been excellent! thanks for putting these up it really helps kill the boredom
Wow, the frost bite is a serious rig, amazing lift power and those logs really seem to be secure in the jaws, and clean release. This rig is so going to be useful for you on the homestead, it is a powerhouse for its size.
We had the same problem with one of our tractors on the farm with the light rear end when the loader was full. We took a 55gal drum and an old 3 point hitch off a old plow filled it with rocks and cement. This option was cheaper than buying the rear weights.
I am Happy for you got your grapple up and operating and i have made up my mind about buying a Yanmar tractor same model as yours, i am buying a set of wheel weights for it also with all the bells and whistles thanks for explaining about your tractor . that was a big help in making up my mind about a new tractor for my farm .
I'm not sure how much thought you put into the music selection for your videos, but they are tailor made for your channel's philosophy. Taking more mainstream, contemporary, modern rock and roll (for example) and using more traditional instruments, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, etc., fits the persona of modern homesteading to a tee! Keep up the great work as all ways.
Nothing it seems, is ever official or worth it, until it has you question things you know to be true. I just went through this rebuilding the front end of my truck.
Glad to see you like your tractor, and the attachment seems to fit in just right with your operation.
Glad to hear it was all cleared up with the fittings. Thanks for the vid Cody. I always enjoy them!
It has been mentioned before I got here about "Ballast in the tires". Bearing in mind that I live in Florida. My father always filled our rear tractor tires with water and antifreeze. You get a double advantage. Traction and ballast. I know its cold, but the right mixture would not freeze. Just an option from a farm boy/ old man now :)
I would just like to say that you are a wonderful man! And a blessing to this earth!
thank you that made my day here...
7 °F haha that's I nice balmy winter day for us up here in Canada. - 10°F to - 20 °F is a pretty average temperature for us but we still get much colder like -30°F is when it's getting good and cold. my brother in law and I are going downhill skiing this Saturday and the high is 7°F low is -15°F and that's not counting the windchill yet. thanks for explaining how you got the tractor. God Bless you!!
Been there with fittings! Used to happen at work fairly often setting up new equipment, part of the journey and feels great to get sorted out and learn a bit too!
Good onya Mr W - I think Yanmar is a great brand too - had lots of dealing with their products while working out on remote ranches in the Northern Territory of Australia over the years. Glad to see an honest man declare his interest at the outset.
Finally a Yanmar tractor channel this is the world I dream of!!!!!
Cody, IMHO no need to offer a full disclosure on every product comes your way. You have grown your mission/business for success with over 500K subscribers. I think all your worldwide subscribers have no worries with your integrity. Those that worry or have concerns on how you acquired a product to show us is simple jealousy on their part.The success of the channel speaks for itself.
I always enjoy the tractor-featured videos. I have a 1995 Kubota M4700 with a heavy duty plow blade on the front, and a 7' commercial pull-behind blower on the back. I bought it used about 4 years ago. I really like your grappler and have to look into that!
I'm glad that you love life and enjoy it as a family.
That crescent wrench PLUS all the torx screws the new whip are put together with tell us that Cody secretly LOVES metric madness.
Glad you were able to go with the standard. It will make maintenance easier. I still think the flat face quick disconnects are a better deal for anything involved in a dirty environment.
Yanmar has a long history with tractors in the US. I own a Yanmar YM3110 that that was built for the Japanese Domestic market, but was also painted green and yellow and sold by John Deere in the US as a JD950 in the early '80s. I bought mine refurbished and it is a great tractor. Tough as nails and absolutely reliable. Yanmar is still owned by the same family who started the business and I believe they were one of the first to mass produce small in-line diesels.
Thanks for the update on the fittings. We all learn something everyday.
Cody, congratulations! So happy all the running around has ended for you with finding parts. Way to keep at it!
I always enjoy watching your videos. You have a great family and are living the right way!
I hope they give it to you after 2 years, and hope you keep the implements. you do a lot with it and and give your honest answer about it.
If it ends up being an outdoor shooting experience I recommend the small individual packets of the handwarmers and place them in your pockets. They work wonders for just a few minutes to warm up the fingers before you go back to shooting again.
Cool. Nice deal you struck with Yanmar. As you stated their diesels are great for marine service, I plan to use a pair for a work boat in the future. Stay warm!
Great shot at 3:28 of the tractor riding into the frame. Love the contrast of the red against the white snow.
I believe Yanmar is getting a good deal:
Prior to them letting you use their tractor - I had never even heard of them. And I'm from the country and had two grandfathers that were farmers.
Just add this video started I was thinking that Yanmar should be very thankful to you for all the free advertising...I'm glad I waited to comment.
Fun video. Thanks Cody and family.
Pro tip for ballast. Fill a large plastic bin with concrete. Stick two bolts upside down in the concrete before it sets so you can attach a drawbar to the bolts and then to the 3 pt. It's cheap and heavy.
Yanmar is extremely lucky, and smart. Having a honest person with integrity use and give a review of your product is priceless.
Yay! They fit!
Fantastic...considering the professional "help" that you got @ the shop.
I can understand that like I said before for 15 years I have used Yanmar in the navy we use the engine for everything portable it is a great motor no problems with the motor at all will run no matter what this I can guarantee I will also say the Napa parts sometimes don't have everything the implement dealer would have been my first but that life right lessons learned great job Cody
Good!
It was nice to see Heart Racer run by you in the video. I hope you enjoy the course. My dad used to be a certified handgun instructor who competed in the combat handgun categories. So you can say I grew up with that stuff.
What an awesome opportunity! Looking forward to future tractor videos. Drive safe and beware of what is behind you.
Brother I must say, ya know I always love your videos, but I am truly enjoying all the classic rock cover music in them as of late. Keep it up and God bless you and the family.