Good evening Nathan, That new tool rack will be so helpful for you. I can just imagine all the things you're going to be able to haul with it. It will save you many extra trips. I've excited for you. Have a great week.
Half of my family is from Jonesborough TN, and having lived there and seeing your drone footage makes miss it a lot!!! I think the area from Tri-cities TN to Ashville NC is the most beautiful area on Earth!!! Thanks for the drone footage and of course the great video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍
I understand TYM and Branson both have the same parent company now. I bought a Branson 2 years ago and have been very happy with it. It also has the Korean made Cummings diesel. I appreciate the effort you put into your videos. They help me tremendously as I learn to use my lt40 woodmiser. Thank you and keep up the great videos!
I've had that Pats Quick Hitch for about a year and I love it! I found that when installing, hook it up to an implement, then make your adjustments for the correct angle. Your videos are great with the diversity of subjects and work, thanks.
Wow! I first learned to drive with a clutch on tractors on NE Conn dairy farms in 1960 when I was 11 years old, typical of farm kids in those days. I quickly graduated to trucks and then cars. Your videos are teaching me that I don't know what the hell a tractor is any more, understandable given 60 years. Super interesting videos. Aloha from Hawai'i.
I showed this to the wife. Definitely something we can use on the farm. We use a small trailer now to pretty much do the same thing but its a pain to use in the mud.
First time watching one of your videos. I liked the rack and could see a lot of uses for it on a farm. Nathan their is one thing I would do with the new tractor I would widen my wheel base for stability. When I bought my last tractor it came with the wheel spaceing about like yours, and even though I live in relatively flat country it only took one small stump hole to give me a scare. With the hills, the loader, and heavy loads your are moving around I would not want to see a young person like your self get hurt. Best of Luck
That looks like a pretty handy accessory! It sure had a lot of assembly naturally! Hubby shies away from those kinds of projects anymore! Your tractor is definitely full of surprises. Great video!
I have seen these tool racks being used in other videos, but this is the first video I've seen dedicated to one. Thank you for this! I've thought about buying one, but I'm not sure yet for 2 reasons. 1. I have an old tractor. It's a 1954 super A farmall with a homemade 3-point hitch. It works great and will attach to standard 3-point attachments, but I'm always a little worried about trying new attachments. 2. I don't have a garage or shelter with a concrete floor, so I'm wondering how well it would roll around on the ground under the shelters I would put it under when not in use. I could certainly use one tho
The quick hitch system certainly saves time, and the effort of jumping up and down from the tractor seat, but you are lucky things are so cheap in America, they are a third of the prices in Europe. Stay safe!
You are right about the 3-point hitch and the lever inside. Looks like a very smart edition for a tractor carrying the tools with you. Probably could include a Oxy-Acc. Welder to do repairs in the field. Great edition.
Good job Nathan, you’ll really like the Big Tool Rack once you really use it. You will have to decide which mount works the best for you but the Big Tool Rack can’t be beat for convenience. Thanks for sharing with us and keep up the good work and videos.👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I have a love-hate relationship with my Pat's quick hitch connectors. If you're bushhogging in reverse, they can and WILL come off the pins! Same with pushing with a straight blade or york rake in reverse.
Watching from Australia. I ordered a Pats a few years ago, postage from US cost more than the unit! I found it works pretty well but you need to put locktight on the Pats locating bolts cos they loosen up. The springs for the locking levers broke too. And you may need longer pto shafts for some attachments, but still well worth having. Also, I don't know how you and Mike Morgan keep your tractors so clean! Cheers.
So far I'm liking that quick attachment better over all. Its quicker and easier than with non for sure Not as quick as the other set up but it's cheaper out the box plus its cheaper in long run because all you need is a stud kit for each implement instead of an expensive second half I seen for some quick attachments.
That is a high production resource box right there! I like it! When you were talking about the bottom shelves for the tool handles couldn't you just raise the bottom shelves up and drill a couple holes to mount them so they clear the Pat's hitches and stuff? It would give back some room on the inside. We all know that after a while, that inside will be filled up with stuff Lol. Take care!
Been farming 50 years tried the Pat's thing on small utility. Took them off in a week don't know why you would want to fool with the top link. The rigid fast hitch is the only way to go.
I could not agree more about how hard it can be to use the standard 3 point. This Pats system looks smooth as silk. Can it be used on heavy implements, such as a box scrapper or rototiller?
Have 2 sets on two diffwrent tractors they are great the quick hitch will not work on old equiptment ,which is what i have but the pats works on anything
Hey Nate, I have the other style cat 1 quick hitch and when paired with the hydraulic top link it works great. There is no fighting with unlevel or uneven attachments, just pick up and go. 🧡👍
Nathan I apologize but all I could think of when you walking in the beginning segment was John Travolta in Saturday day night fever with the BGees in the singing
Are your boots Ariat Sierras? Look quite similar if not. I tried a pair on 12 years ago and haven't bought a different model since. 1 pr a year has me covered for work and church. Leather conditioner keeps them looking nice.
That other quick hitch is just like my John Deere i-Match hitch. I use it mostly for my weight box for my front loader. It works great. Just back under it and pick it up. It looks like your tool box has a trailer type hinged drop door. Does it? Best wishes for the new tractor and all your implements. Bill
Well you sure ain't no excuse now not to work with all of those...Fine toy's....That is some Tractor...Yea...Thanks Nathan....Good old Tennessee the best place to live in the world...!
Hi Nathan, seems to me that you need a master's degree in Meccano to put that together. Worth it though in the long run. Terrific job 👍. Regards Jim UK
The weather in Tennessee looks awesome. You wanna trade? Anyway, thanks for another great video. I live in Central Illinois and the 40 mile an hour winds are blowing the neighbor's leaves into my yard. Although my leaves are blowing into my other neighbor's yard, so?
Olf has a similar setup on his jd but his don't have the manual lock system. He or his kids just backup hookup and go but he is running those big jd tractors
Be very careful operating the lift arms from outside the cab. I worked at a factory that had an old tractor for salt spreading , and the driver was crushed by trying to operate the lift arms and connect up at the same time. PS, you forgot to install the go pro mounts on the rack
*- There must be a good reason why you don't use the "Telescoping Arms" to extend the hitch arm lengths. Am I wrong that then you could successfully put the tool bin bottoms on the outside of the new ULTIMATE RACK PACKAGE as the instructions suggested, AND also have the clearance needed for the "suitcase weights rack" to miss the "draw bar" even if were it is positioned 'inside' closer to the tractor as suggested.* *- Agreed, the further the weights are from the drive wheels equals more traction they have and the more counterbalancing force for easier steering when lifting anything at the front. But you could even keep all that, too, with the hitch arms lengthened.* *- So, what is the secret hidden good reason you chose not to use your quick hitch arm lengthener attachments?*
Never understood why people like the Pats over a traditional quick hitch when you have to get off the tractor to hook up the top link with the Pats. Big tool rack will come in handy.
A person who uses pliers to tighten or loosen bolts, driveway doesn't go all the way to the street. We call them plier mechanics, and are a special kind of stupid.
@@OutoftheWoods0623 there should be a condition to subscribe, if you take the time to watch, take the time to thumbs up, how much extra effort does that take?
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I've used the Pat's system for many years on my small Kubota...they are excellent and make life a lot easier for changing attachments.
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Good evening Nathan,
That new tool rack will be so helpful for you. I can just imagine all the things you're going to be able to haul with it. It will save you many extra trips. I've excited for you. Have a great week.
Half of my family is from Jonesborough TN, and having lived there and seeing your drone footage makes miss it a lot!!! I think the area from Tri-cities TN to Ashville NC is the most beautiful area on Earth!!! Thanks for the drone footage and of course the great video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍
Cool, thanks
I understand TYM and Branson both have the same parent company now. I bought a Branson 2 years ago and have been very happy with it. It also has the Korean made Cummings diesel. I appreciate the effort you put into your videos. They help me tremendously as I learn to use my lt40 woodmiser. Thank you and keep up the great videos!
Great to hear!
I've had that Pats Quick Hitch for about a year and I love it! I found that when installing, hook it up to an implement, then make your adjustments for the correct angle.
Your videos are great with the diversity of subjects and work, thanks.
Thanks for the info!
Wow! I first learned to drive with a clutch on tractors on NE Conn dairy farms in 1960 when I was 11 years old, typical of farm kids in those days. I quickly graduated to trucks and then cars. Your videos are teaching me that I don't know what the hell a tractor is any more, understandable given 60 years. Super interesting videos. Aloha from Hawai'i.
Very cool!
It’ll be nice to see the rack full of tools. Thanks for the vid.
Thanks for watching
Tool box looks very handy, thinking may be some kind of rubber matt in floor to keep things from sliding would be nice. Have a great day.
It has one 👍👍
Very nice attachment. Will come in handy on projects. Load up what you need and go.
That thing is like a Swiss Army knife for tractors!
well said,
I showed this to the wife. Definitely something we can use on the farm. We use a small trailer now to pretty much do the same thing but its a pain to use in the mud.
yes here also, hope this works out for us
That's a really cool new addition on your tractor,can't wait to see it's full potential,peace
Thanks 👍👍👍
First time watching one of your videos. I liked the rack and could see a lot of uses for it on a farm. Nathan their is one thing I would do with the new tractor I would widen my wheel base for stability. When I bought my last tractor it came with the wheel spaceing about like yours, and even though I live in relatively flat country it only took one small stump hole to give me a scare. With the hills, the loader, and heavy loads your are moving around I would not want to see a young person like your self get hurt. Best of Luck
That looks like a pretty handy accessory! It sure had a lot of assembly naturally! Hubby shies away from those kinds of projects anymore! Your tractor is definitely full of surprises. Great video!
We had one of those black quick hitches...more pain in the arse than nothin...hope you have better luck, that tool rack sure looks handy
Hey Charley, new mill yet/??
Now that's one of the handiest deals I've see Nathan! Thanks for the sharing! Many Blessings! DaveyJO in Pa.
nice bit of kit for the tractor plus the lever makes life easy.
Yes indeed!
I have seen these tool racks being used in other videos, but this is the first video I've seen dedicated to one. Thank you for this! I've thought about buying one, but I'm not sure yet for 2 reasons.
1. I have an old tractor. It's a 1954 super A farmall with a homemade 3-point hitch. It works great and will attach to standard 3-point attachments, but I'm always a little worried about trying new attachments.
2. I don't have a garage or shelter with a concrete floor, so I'm wondering how well it would roll around on the ground under the shelters I would put it under when not in use.
I could certainly use one tho
The quick hitch system certainly saves time, and the effort of jumping up and down from the tractor seat, but you are lucky things are so cheap in America, they are a third of the prices in Europe. Stay safe!
That looks very handy.
Big Kountry got him some new boots Baw!!! I have to send you some good white Coonass shrimp boots up the road.
You are right about the 3-point hitch and the lever inside. Looks like a very smart edition for a tractor carrying the tools with you. Probably could include a Oxy-Acc. Welder to do repairs in the field. Great edition.
Good call!
Good job Nathan, you’ll really like the Big Tool Rack once you really use it. You will have to decide which mount works the best for you but the Big Tool Rack can’t be beat for convenience. Thanks for sharing with us and keep up the good work and videos.👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks for the tip!
It's funny seeing you unlock your tractor door. Guess it's the police officer in you. I leave keys in the ignition so I don't lose them.
Nice to work on a tractor when everything is new and clean!
You got that right!
I have a love-hate relationship with my Pat's quick hitch connectors. If you're bushhogging in reverse, they can and WILL come off the pins! Same with pushing with a straight blade or york rake in reverse.
Christmas in October!!!!🎄🎄🎄🎄⛄️⛄️⛄️
That's a nice addition, just scoop it up and have everything in it!
Watching from Australia. I ordered a Pats a few years ago, postage from US cost more than the unit! I found it works pretty well but you need to put locktight on the Pats locating bolts cos they loosen up. The springs for the locking levers broke too. And you may need longer pto shafts for some attachments, but still well worth having. Also, I don't know how you and Mike Morgan keep your tractors so clean! Cheers.
Nathan's tractor is brand new.
Mike washes his often!!!! Or maybe delegates to Melissa!!!!
@@tonygrimes13 I'll suggest that to the wife. Should be ok ......
Definitely a implement I'll buy once I get a tractor
Man, that is slick!
Had some on my tractor. Great video
thanks Ron, appreciate it,
Not sure what you like more cutting up logs, or being with your tractor. 👍👍🤗😏 I love your channel. Doug from Oregon👏👍👏👍
Both!
That’s really nice features wish I had that rear control. Great video!
Thanks! 👍
So far I'm liking that quick attachment better over all.
Its quicker and easier than with non for sure
Not as quick as the other set up but it's cheaper out the box plus its cheaper in long run because all you need is a stud kit for each implement instead of an expensive second half I seen for some quick attachments.
That is a high production resource box right there! I like it! When you were talking about the bottom shelves for the tool handles couldn't you just raise the bottom shelves up and drill a couple holes to mount them so they clear the Pat's hitches and stuff? It would give back some room on the inside. We all know that after a while, that inside will be filled up with stuff Lol. Take care!
Love the drone footage
And yes that makes it a lot easier to hook up..like the picking music as well...
Yes it does!
Been farming 50 years tried the Pat's thing on small utility. Took them off in a week don't know why you would want to fool with the top link. The rigid fast hitch is the only way to go.
what do you mean fool with the to link?
@@OutoftheWoods0623 you still have to connect the top link to your implement
Gord over at GP Outdoors has had one for a while, he uses it for everything.
The thing you better watch about that three point handle behind the cab is that it will put you in a pinch positions.
You’ll love the 3 point
Thank you Nathan for sharing this cool stuff. Hope it helps your creative productivity. As always thank you for the time it takes to do these Vids.
Thanks buddy
I could not agree more about how hard it can be to use the standard 3 point. This Pats system looks smooth as silk. Can it be used on heavy implements, such as a box scrapper or rototiller?
Yes 👍👍👍
I like the music he has on.
There he goes, drivin' down the road, lookin' like a sooner headin' to California!! LOL Looks good!
Well then, I won't be surprised if he shows up in Lompoc!
Have 2 sets on two diffwrent tractors they are great the quick hitch will not work on old equiptment ,which is what i have but the pats works on anything
good point John,
Hey Nate, I have the other style cat 1 quick hitch and when paired with the hydraulic top link it works great. There is no fighting with unlevel or uneven attachments, just pick up and go. 🧡👍
Good to know!
@@OutoftheWoods0623 Surplus Center is where I got my top link cylinder.
with your new Toolbox and
Mike morgan of Outdoors with Morgans definitely have several options to choose from.For those who are interested.
Got them. Love ‘me. Get it.
Nice mods on the rack
Cool add on for sure
ya get awful good at putting stuff together once you start ordering implements/shop equipment. following instructions is the hardest part lol
agreed, I got two things here on backwards,
Nathan I apologize but all I could think of when you walking in the beginning segment was John Travolta in Saturday day night fever with the BGees in the singing
yep my inspiration, lol,
That's simply Slicker 'n Snot! 😉👍
I couldn’t help notice ever since you got an enclosed tractor you’ve been wearing gentlemen’s boots for “work”
Reminds me ... I need new boots before I start flopping
I wondered if it was just me thinking that!!!
And Brother Nathan has you a 10% off link for those gentleman’s boots too!
nice add for the new tractor
Thanks 👍
Looks great!
Thanks!
Are your boots Ariat Sierras? Look quite similar if not. I tried a pair on 12 years ago and haven't bought a different model since. 1 pr a year has me covered for work and church. Leather conditioner keeps them looking nice.
That other quick hitch is just like my John Deere i-Match hitch. I use it mostly for my weight box for my front loader. It works great. Just back under it and pick it up. It looks like your tool box has a trailer type hinged drop door. Does it? Best wishes for the new tractor and all your implements.
Bill
How long does it take to switch back over to your backhoe attachment?
Having a cab means heat in the winter that just might be better than AC in the summer.
agreed
Swiss Army knife for tractors!
I've had both quick hitches, the black rigid frame style does not fit many implements! Had the dealer come take it back within two days!
Lots of nice new gear!
Yes sir 👍👍👍
2 box wrenches for tightening bolt and nut combo?
Works for me.
Well you sure ain't no excuse now not to work with all of those...Fine toy's....That is some Tractor...Yea...Thanks Nathan....Good old Tennessee the best place to live in the world...!
Right on
Did you think about leaving the long handled storage on the back of the tool box, but raise the bottom shelf above the quick hitch?
Hi Nathan, seems to me that you need a master's degree in Meccano to put that together. Worth it though in the long run. Terrific job 👍. Regards Jim UK
Cool, thanks
Man that's nice!
you need both of those,
@@OutoftheWoods0623 you are correct
Cup holders on a tractor - wow how neet!!!
What camera do you use?
The weather in Tennessee looks awesome. You wanna trade? Anyway, thanks for another great video. I live in Central Illinois and the 40 mile an hour winds are blowing the neighbor's leaves into my yard. Although my leaves are blowing into my other neighbor's yard, so?
Man that tractor has never hooked a blade of grass. But those gadgets are pretty cool but they won’t be effortless
Olf has a similar setup on his jd but his don't have the manual lock system. He or his kids just backup hookup and go but he is running those big jd tractors
Two questions, what happened to your Mahindra tractor and how many hours on your LT40?
Was all that hardware grade 8 pieces?
Turn the holes straight up and down
Music still sounds like Justin Johnson playing, where do you get your music?
Swing your drawbar to the side and drop your pin back in
Be very careful operating the lift arms from outside the cab. I worked at a factory that had an old tractor for salt spreading , and the driver was crushed by trying to operate the lift arms and connect up at the same time. PS, you forgot to install the go pro mounts on the rack
That top link is about maxed out
Hydraulic one on order
And...estimated assembly time (not counting camera adjustments!)? What a beast!
2 hours. Camera 2 days 😂😂
@@OutoftheWoods0623 Uff da...the price of fame!
@@alanatolstad4824 Nathan s not famous! he's infamous!
That's be nice early fit a few chain sawa on there and go hunting for wood.
agreed and pulling a lot spitter,
splitter,
@@OutoftheWoods0623 You can always edit your comments by clicking on the 3 vertical dots to the right of comment.
Did you read the assembly instructions or did you man up and just figure it out .😂😇
Both 👍👍
Both 👍👍
where's the cupholder
in the tractor?
But it’s small will not hold a large gatoraid
What brand is your tractor?
TYM,
*- There must be a good reason why you don't use the "Telescoping Arms" to extend the hitch arm lengths. Am I wrong that then you could successfully put the tool bin bottoms on the outside of the new ULTIMATE RACK PACKAGE as the instructions suggested, AND also have the clearance needed for the "suitcase weights rack" to miss the "draw bar" even if were it is positioned 'inside' closer to the tractor as suggested.*
*- Agreed, the further the weights are from the drive wheels equals more traction they have and the more counterbalancing force for easier steering when lifting anything at the front. But you could even keep all that, too, with the hitch arms lengthened.*
*- So, what is the secret hidden good reason you chose not to use your quick hitch arm lengthener attachments?*
The question is how many cameras will the tool rack hold???!!!!!!!
lol
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Now you need the tools to fill it up and then it will not be big enough
Okay
you like that tractor don't you :)
Yes I do!
Technology can be a wonderful thing. Too bad it's not always so helpful.
agreed
The big tool rack looks like very flimsy sheet metal?
solid steel, ill show in future videos, quality stuff so far,
Never understood why people like the Pats over a traditional quick hitch when you have to get off the tractor to hook up the top link with the Pats.
Big tool rack will come in handy.
well I have heard the quick hitch doesnt match all implements , never used one yet but will,
Tell the truth. You just wanted to show off your tractor at the Tail Gate Party at the local college on Game Day.
A person who uses pliers to tighten or loosen bolts, driveway doesn't go all the way to the street. We call them plier mechanics, and are a special kind of stupid.
My new best friend. Dan you are my fan of the week.
A great reply from a true Southern Gentleman
Hey Nathan I watched your video with 800 views with only 25 thumbs up!! I’m the 25th thumbs up should be 800 views 800 thumbs up?
80 Views
agreed, for some reason people don't hit the like button,
@@OutoftheWoods0623 there should be a condition to subscribe, if you take the time to watch, take the time to thumbs up, how much extra effort does that take?