Thanks man; we are all learning as we go brother. What makes life exciting. The great thing about the machines is that they never seem to get tired and keep us from wearing out. 🤣👍🏼
Absolutely. We are blessed man; amazing friends a fence away. Question; we do a deer camp every year. Is that something that you think you and others would enjoy watching?
@@rickfromvirginia hey Rick, what general area are you in. I’m in the Shenandoah valley near Staunton. Cool to interact with someone who might be familiar with my terrain
@@mikemiller3007 Hi Mike, sorry to say I am near the New Kent County, West Point area. Joe is a very good friend of mine and his videos are always spot on! I saw some of your comments and you and Joe definitely have allot in common! Would be awesome to see a video of your farm! Definitely a big thanks for reaching out to me! Rick From Virginia
That implement did a great job leveling out the gravel in your driveway. There was a lot of uneven parts after all the rain and it seemed to take care of it well.
Thanks for watching Ben. Box blades are super handy man. The driveway could use some more gravel but that would be money spent and washed away with a big rain. Lol. Take care!
Thanks Joe for the video. It is always a treat to watch your videos. We just cut all our trails last week. Now all we have to do is wait for the season to open. Won't be long now rifle season opens here in Texas first weekend in November.
Hey Tom; thanks for watching! Season is close here too. Muzzleloader kicks off in a couple weeks. Hoping the big bruisers will hang around for a while. We have the food so they should make themselves at home! Good luck buddy!!!
Howdy Joe. Great to see you working that thing. Mine now has over 170 hours on it. Rain came late so I’m just now almost finished with 2nd cutting orchard grass hay. The reason I got the cab is approaching. Before long I’ll be rolling out hay for the cows
Hey Mike! I think were were having more fun than work! Lol. The cab is awesome 10-11 months of the year. But I wouldn’t trade it for anything! You will love it in the winter brother. 😁👍🏼👊🏼
@@JoeTheFarmer I have a blind I might want to move but it’s hand built and about 4 x 8 with shingle shed roof. Might be too heavy. Was originally set with a new Holland 170 skid steer. We’ll see if the Kioti can handle it. We way behind. Archery season already in here in the Shenandoah valley and we haven’t even had time to sight in much less hunt
Yeah buddy, I am going to sight in tomorrow. Been crazy busy too. 3 kids. Lol. The Kioti will handle it brother, take it slow. I have a video where we moved one…should have had ballast but the tires are loaded. These things can lift like nothing I have ever seen. Moved a propane tank the other day; no telling what that weighed. 😬
🚜💪 Wow! Throwing down with all that implement use! Nice work show off!!! 12” of rain? I guess moving to Tennessee would not be an improvement weather wise!🇺🇸😎 Good stuff! I want one of those blinds! Take care! #mywildkioti
I think you need a few more 5 gallon diesel cans LOL! I'm curious as to why you chose R4s over R1s as well. Would you mind explaining your tire choice?
We have a LOT of rocks my friend. Sharp rocks and nasty thorns. The R4's have a bit more rubber and heft to them and I am yet to get stuck with diff lock and 4wd. Appreciate you watching brother!
I think they are just lore puncture resistant. But that’s what I have been told. Kap has the R1’s and loves em. Can’t go wrong imo but with logging, I would lean towards the R4’s.
@@JoeTheFarmer that's probably good advice. I'll give them some serious consideration before making a final decision and singing on the dotted line. Thanks!
Hi Joe. Great machine. I have the same one. Ive lifted many things I thought it wouldnt from small cars to 3k + lb boulders. What size mower are you running? I have a 6' Woods BBX on mine, wish it was an 8' duel spindle. Maybe some day.
Hey John! Thanks for watching brother. It never ceases to amaze me how much this thing can lift. I am running a Titan Implement 6’ cutter and really need a bigger one. Going to demo a 12’ and 15’ and see if I can pull it!
Great vid for basic implement use. Especially for us news that are learning tractors as we go.
Thanks man; we are all learning as we go brother. What makes life exciting. The great thing about the machines is that they never seem to get tired and keep us from wearing out. 🤣👍🏼
@@JoeTheFarmer lol. Programmer by trade, so I agree. Easier to deal with than humans. They just...are. Great vid. Keep the content coming.
Also nice of you to help out your neighbor!
Thanks buddy!
Nice that the blind found a good neighbor. Maybe a shared evening diner and stories over deer meat is on the future menu.
Absolutely. We are blessed man; amazing friends a fence away. Question; we do a deer camp every year. Is that something that you think you and others would enjoy watching?
@@JoeTheFarmer Good stories with laughter welcome anytime
Thanks man!
Awesome to see a day in the life of Joe the Farmer. Keep up with those cool videos!
Rick From Virginia
Thanks Rick! When are you going to do a “Day In the Life of Rick from Virginia?” Appreciate you buddy!
@@JoeTheFarmer Thats a good idea! I accept your challenge! My next project 😉
🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@@rickfromvirginia hey Rick, what general area are you in. I’m in the Shenandoah valley near Staunton. Cool to interact with someone who might be familiar with my terrain
@@mikemiller3007 Hi Mike, sorry to say I am near the New Kent County, West Point area. Joe is a very good friend of mine and his videos are always spot on! I saw some of your comments and you and Joe definitely have allot in common! Would be awesome to see a video of your farm! Definitely a big thanks for reaching out to me!
Rick From Virginia
That implement did a great job leveling out the gravel in your driveway. There was a lot of uneven parts after all the rain and it seemed to take care of it well.
Thanks for watching Ben. Box blades are super handy man. The driveway could use some more gravel but that would be money spent and washed away with a big rain. Lol. Take care!
Thanks Joe for the video. It is always a treat to watch your videos. We just cut all our trails last week. Now all we have to do is wait for the season to open. Won't be long now rifle season opens here in Texas first weekend in November.
Hey Tom; thanks for watching! Season is close here too. Muzzleloader kicks off in a couple weeks. Hoping the big bruisers will hang around for a while. We have the food so they should make themselves at home! Good luck buddy!!!
Nice work Joe !!!
Thanks Jeff!
Wish I had neighbor like you
You got me as a friend buddy. Same thing. 👍🏼👊🏼
Beautiful sunshine, beautiful scenery.. but how did you get a 73.5 hp, when I only got a 73hp RX!!! Nice work day living the dream.
🤷🏻♂️. I was told 73.5 but that .5 is probably just specially made for me. Lol.
Howdy Joe. Great to see you working that thing. Mine now has over 170 hours on it. Rain came late so I’m just now almost finished with 2nd cutting orchard grass hay. The reason I got the cab is approaching. Before long I’ll be rolling out hay for the cows
Hey Mike! I think were were having more fun than work! Lol. The cab is awesome 10-11 months of the year. But I wouldn’t trade it for anything! You will love it in the winter brother. 😁👍🏼👊🏼
@@JoeTheFarmer I have a blind I might want to move but it’s hand built and about 4 x 8 with shingle shed roof. Might be too heavy. Was originally set with a new Holland 170 skid steer. We’ll see if the Kioti can handle it. We way behind. Archery season already in here in the Shenandoah valley and we haven’t even had time to sight in much less hunt
Yeah buddy, I am going to sight in tomorrow. Been crazy busy too. 3 kids. Lol. The Kioti will handle it brother, take it slow. I have a video where we moved one…should have had ballast but the tires are loaded. These things can lift like nothing I have ever seen. Moved a propane tank the other day; no telling what that weighed. 😬
@@JoeTheFarmer I’m confident. Rear tires are filled plus I have weights bolted to rims
Your solid. 👊🏼
Yes, you need the cab.
Oh, 💯 agree. Best thing I ever did. Well, when it comes to the tractor. 🤣
🚜💪 Wow! Throwing down with all that implement use! Nice work show off!!! 12” of rain? I guess moving to Tennessee would not be an improvement weather wise!🇺🇸😎 Good stuff! I want one of those blinds! Take care!
#mywildkioti
Thanks buddy! Just a fun day playing on the farm. Lol. And you would like TN; just not the summer heat!
I think you need a few more 5 gallon diesel cans LOL! I'm curious as to why you chose R4s over R1s as well. Would you mind explaining your tire choice?
We have a LOT of rocks my friend. Sharp rocks and nasty thorns. The R4's have a bit more rubber and heft to them and I am yet to get stuck with diff lock and 4wd. Appreciate you watching brother!
@@JoeTheFarmer Hmm. I didn't know that R4's are supposed to be better in rocky areas? I may have to rethink the R1's then.
I think they are just lore puncture resistant. But that’s what I have been told. Kap has the R1’s and loves em. Can’t go wrong imo but with logging, I would lean towards the R4’s.
@@JoeTheFarmer that's probably good advice. I'll give them some serious consideration before making a final decision and singing on the dotted line. Thanks!
😁👍🏼👊🏼
Hi Joe. Great machine. I have the same one. Ive lifted many things I thought it wouldnt from small cars to 3k + lb boulders. What size mower are you running? I have a 6' Woods BBX on mine, wish it was an 8' duel spindle. Maybe some day.
Hey John! Thanks for watching brother. It never ceases to amaze me how much this thing can lift. I am running a Titan Implement 6’ cutter and really need a bigger one. Going to demo a 12’ and 15’ and see if I can pull it!
@@JoeTheFarmer I have no doubt it will perform fantastically. Cant wait to see the results, keep us posted please & thank you!
Thanks buddy!!!