Thank you for showing the JD Backhoe attachment working. What it takes to get started ( Your bucket is clean) you're showing the first dig. I was watching a Contactor delivery of a brand new JD 510s ( brand new model) For underground utilities. He had to dig the first bucket full. After unloading, he scooped a bucket of dirt. Then smiled. He has been first to put a bucket in the ground.
Nicely done, I can hardly wait for mine to get here. Keep the content rolling as I too have watched all of the videos I can find on TH-cam on the 2038R, 270B, and every other implement I have coming with my tractor package 🤠 I also very much enjoy the views from your farm! I miss the views from the many trailheads that overlook the valley there, Icebox Canyon, Windsurfer, North Ogden Divide going both directions, to name a few… I dearly miss those mountains and the many memories I have exploring them. Cherish what you have and thanks again for sharing.
Thank you! It’s quite the machine. It just turned cold here, but hopefully just for a spell. I’ve got some projects in the works, just not sure how soon I can get to them though! Stay tuned! Thanks for leaving a comment too! Share it with anyone you might think would like it. And where did you move to?
@@NewMoonRanch I’m just east of Oklahoma City now. I left Utah in 2017, but really enjoyed my time there. I got married this spring and we have a nice little 5 acre place. We also have a 100 acre farm about an hour away that my wife inherited. That’s a bit deceiving though. It two 80 acre parcels that are caddy corner to each other. After her dad bought it, the state of Oklahoma put in a flood control reservoir, so there’s only about 35 acres that are dry. The nice part is the house is on the dam side and there’s no building allowed in the flood plain, so we have a great view of the 126 acre reservoir and no other structures in sight. The other 20 acres is about a half mile away and is completely wooded except for a 3 acre, spring fed pond. I downsized from a 5065E so I would be able to transport the 2038R back and forth with a tow vehicle that I already have. The much cheaper implements for the smaller machine made the switch an easy decision for me and was a lot more cost effective for my situation. I’m looking forward to more content 👍
So glad I bought my 2038r when I did. Prices have jumped so much in a short time. If I was to buy mine again, 18 months later I'd pay 10k more for it. The backhoe alone was 3k more. If you have a backhoe, its worth getting a thumb for it! It is SO helpful and makes that 12k investment more worth it.
Thanks for commenting! I definitely plan to get a hydraulic thumb at some point. Yeah, the prices are astronomical. Wish I would have needed/bought this rig a couple years ago!
Right. After the utter chaos of the pandemic it’s hard to know whether to blame the rising costs on either the scarcity of materials/production, price gouging, or the plummeting value of the American dollar. Either way, it cost what it cost at the time, it sucked, and just have to eat it and keep on tractorin! 🤨🙌🏻
@@NewMoonRanch there is a new one for sale that’s never seen dirt from a guy for $8900 if he will include the sub frame I will get it. I will even take the sub frame off if he will let me. The sub frame alone is $2k
So fun! I’m so happy to have the old fire pit dug out! Exciting!
Thanks! Now let’s get a big ol fire going!
Thank you for showing the JD Backhoe attachment working. What it takes to get started
( Your bucket is clean) you're showing the first dig. I was watching a Contactor delivery of a brand new JD 510s ( brand new model) For underground utilities. He had to dig the first bucket full. After unloading, he scooped a bucket of dirt. Then smiled. He has been first to put a bucket in the ground.
It was fun for sure! Very few things have I purchased new, but I’m pretty happy to have gotten this one.
What a view of those mountains at 19:36. Beautiful place.
Ayyy thanks! 🖼️ 🏔️
Nicely done, I can hardly wait for mine to get here. Keep the content rolling as I too have watched all of the videos I can find on TH-cam on the 2038R, 270B, and every other implement I have coming with my tractor package 🤠
I also very much enjoy the views from your farm! I miss the views from the many trailheads that overlook the valley there, Icebox Canyon, Windsurfer, North Ogden Divide going both directions, to name a few… I dearly miss those mountains and the many memories I have exploring them. Cherish what you have and thanks again for sharing.
Thank you! It’s quite the machine. It just turned cold here, but hopefully just for a spell. I’ve got some projects in the works, just not sure how soon I can get to them though! Stay tuned!
Thanks for leaving a comment too! Share it with anyone you might think would like it.
And where did you move to?
@@NewMoonRanch I’m just east of Oklahoma City now. I left Utah in 2017, but really enjoyed my time there. I got married this spring and we have a nice little 5 acre place. We also have a 100 acre farm about an hour away that my wife inherited. That’s a bit deceiving though. It two 80 acre parcels that are caddy corner to each other. After her dad bought it, the state of Oklahoma put in a flood control reservoir, so there’s only about 35 acres that are dry. The nice part is the house is on the dam side and there’s no building allowed in the flood plain, so we have a great view of the 126 acre reservoir and no other structures in sight. The other 20 acres is about a half mile away and is completely wooded except for a 3 acre, spring fed pond. I downsized from a 5065E so I would be able to transport the 2038R back and forth with a tow vehicle that I already have. The much cheaper implements for the smaller machine made the switch an easy decision for me and was a lot more cost effective for my situation. I’m looking forward to more content 👍
Right there! You wanted, you got it, and it made you happy.
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So glad I bought my 2038r when I did. Prices have jumped so much in a short time. If I was to buy mine again, 18 months later I'd pay 10k more for it. The backhoe alone was 3k more. If you have a backhoe, its worth getting a thumb for it! It is SO helpful and makes that 12k investment more worth it.
Thanks for commenting! I definitely plan to get a hydraulic thumb at some point. Yeah, the prices are astronomical. Wish I would have needed/bought this rig a couple years ago!
Nice Machine brother. Band of Brothers and Sisters.
Yeeeeah Boiiiii!
Just subscribed. I have the same setup with the 2032r.
Oh heck yah! I’ll check it out! 🙌🏻
I got mine maybe the year before and it was nowhere near 12k. Maybe 9 total with hyd hookup etc...
Right. After the utter chaos of the pandemic it’s hard to know whether to blame the rising costs on either the scarcity of materials/production, price gouging, or the plummeting value of the American dollar. Either way, it cost what it cost at the time, it sucked, and just have to eat it and keep on tractorin! 🤨🙌🏻
Yea that's what John dear is for
And a real framer will tell you John dear will have the power
Wish I had gotten a backhoe on mine.
Have you looked into how much it would cost to add one? 😬
@@NewMoonRanch there is a new one for sale that’s never seen dirt from a guy for $8900 if he will include the sub frame I will get it. I will even take the sub frame off if he will let me. The sub frame alone is $2k
Good to know! Boy howdy! If you get that and do the install I’d love to hear how involved it was. Thanks!
@@NewMoonRanch I will do.
Another great WWJD project!! How deep of a trench can you dig with that?
Thanks broseph! About 84” below the surface. I can bring it over and we can find out! 😆🚜
can you attach implement called Kuhn
Which implements?
@@NewMoonRanch an spreader
This guys all right,has a John Deere 2038R and Drives a Tundra lol
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