Josh, if you can plow with that, im gunna take the video and throw it at my tractor dealer that told me L3800 cannot plow/ rip with more than 1 tyne, or use a rotary hoe.
@@Shane_O.5158 I live in central In so we have good dirt, I never thought about heavy clay making it hard if you do have. ✌️ Edit: your local deal can probably find you one to try out. Mine is great about things like that.
A L3800 should easily pull a 2 bottom moldboard with 12" plows easily. I know guys who pull double 12's and a few guys that pull triple 10's with large garden tractors. Granted we have decent midwest soil, but still.
Hey Josh. Just a small safety tip. Those hoses don't need to be rested under your leg. If you don't want to cut the plastic and run the hoses under them which I do understand. Get some pvc pipe and proper fittings to make it rest nicely where you want it to go. If for some reason a hose blew under your leg it could be tragic. Lookup hydraulic injection.
I think the joy of SRF channel is that it is filmed outside - you really get to feel what America feels like. For those who don't live on farms that's why we watch. There are a lot of workshop-based videos out there and I don't really watch them. Vice Grip do a lot of inside stuff at the moment (all new shiny kit) and I think his views are dropping as a result. My wife won't watch the 'inside' videos... Could you do the fitting / workshop stuff outside? Wife says the thumbnail is misleading - only at 21:23 do we see it in action in the sunshine. I had to skip through a lot of the video to keep her happy - you know what I mean! Hope this helps. We love SRF and want to give constructive help if we can. Clicked 'Like' as usual.
The other Josh seems like the guy you always call when you need help with something....... and he’s more than willing to help...... I need a buddy like that👍
It's good to see you followed the rules of tieing something down when you tied the battery down. You slap it and say"That ain't going nowhere" and it won't.
That's cool we got us one for our Honda ATV also it works great we use the 3 point and box blade for our driveway when it needs rock that is our tractor we need to see how they would plow in our gardens
Cool build video. I have to say that's a cool attachment and Wildhare is really proud of them with those prices. I would be worry about the durability of the 4 wheeler, just not designed for the ground engagement forces like a garden tractor or bigger tractor are. I'll stick to building one myself for my tractors, I can afford doing that.
Husband and I have a small hobby farm and We use our old Wolverine for EVERYTHING because we don’t have a tractor, but this would make the jobs that we do here SO much easier!!! All we need is the bucket and maybe the forks. Thank you thank you thank you for this. Josh is a RIOT!!! 6:30 am and you got me laughing.
You should run some heavy wire from deep cell battery to the Fourwherler battery that way it will keep it charged as long as its running the Fourwheeler. Great idea. Great Video thanks for sharing..
Josh this tool should serve you well. I also have this system but currently on a Honda 300 4x4. You can definitely feel it but I have used it to haul and spread 9 yards of dirt so far. I love the ability to back drag with it too. I look forward to seeing you use it on your farm.
This is a very cool concept. If you had a spare 4 wheeler you didn’t have much need for, this could be useful. Otherwise the cost of the set up along with the cost of a quality four wheeler, I think you’d better suited to stick with the tractor. Cool idea and ingenuity though.
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They make similar attachments for garden tractors, so this set up should be about as useful. Good for garden, lawn and light chores around the homestead. I can see where you might use it for checking livestock and carrying bags or buckets of feed to them. Good for checking and repairing fences or taking a can of fuel to the field to top of the tractor when you're in the middle of baking hay/etc.
This is great!! I learn about so many things that I never knew existed from your channel. Now I just need to get the ATV. I've looked at the different options and a bit overwhelmed on what to choose. Thank you for your channel
I bought a zip tie gun after seeing you use it in a different video ......and I got to say , you’re right , you just can’t live life without a zip tie gun
I think it all comes down to what the lift capacity is. That front loader bucket is quite small so it's not a tool for large volumes. The short wheel base and low weight of the 4 wheeler means the lift capacity can't be very high and also that attachments such as the pallet forks have very limited use. Also note that the simple design of the lift mechanism means the tool installed will tilt when the arms are lifted. This makes using the pallet forks a bit harder, and you definitely want to think things through before lifting anything more than a foot or two. This doesn't mean it's going to be useless, just that you have to be prepared to work with the limitations and not expect this to do heavy lifting. On top of that comes quality concerns. The fit and finish seems to be good, at least is appears that way from this side of the screen. That doesn't mean the material is necessarily going to be of good quality, but it increases the chances. Now is this thing going to be of use to you? I have no idea. To me it seems it could be of use for very light work, such as shoveling snow where a large tractor is overkill. Depending on lift capacity it might be able to stack hay bales and such. It won't replace a tractor anywhere you need to lift anything really heavy. So it's of limited use, especially if you already got a small tractor, but in the end it all depends on what your expectations are.
I can see and predict that will be very useful on the farm. Be great having that in your arsenal of tools. I expect it'll ride a little ruffer, but that's ok. Just slow down when it gets to rough.
I've owned my Wildhare FEL/forklift for about 4 years now. Cute as hell, ain't they. People marvel at mine, which is attached to a 2010 Honda Rancher 420. They are easy to set up, and the are good for snow plowing your driveway and very little else unless you're driving a largest ATV available. My 420 is the minimum a Wildhare will fit. One serious problem with these loaders is that you have to provide your own ballast. They will not lift even 100 lbs. without some sort of counter weight on the back of your machine. So, be warned. The bucket as you might be able to see is way too small for any serious earth moving. My load came with a set of 32 inch forks, which do a credible job as long as you have the ballast. I use them mainly to move wood around my property, and the bucket I use for small amounts of stone and snow plowing. Anything more serious and I get out my JD 1025R, which I use when the Wildhare is to small for the job. No way am I badmouthing anyone here. I like and subscribe here. But we all have to keep a level head about what we all are seeing here on TH-cam, as well. Keep up the good work, Josh.
Man that's a really nice attachment, and this is the first time I have seen a loader on an ATV I am curious how your review will be after you have used it good video as usual, sup, woooo!!
When a bird flies into my shop, I figure it's just gonna die. I've spent lots of time trying to chase them out the doors, and I've never been able to get them out. They want to keep flying up, so they don't get out of any of the doors.
I like the idea the only thing I don’t like is you have to have two batteries one for the four wheeler and one the loader and that when you are not using it has to be plugged in to change
I hope it's only soft dirt I guess it might have enough weight behind it to get that bucket in the ground.but that's a great idea an product tho. Nice job
Josh, if you can plow with that, im gunna take the video and throw it at my tractor dealer that told me L3800 cannot plow/ rip with more than 1 tyne, or use a rotary hoe.
Gonna install the 3pt soon and give it a try! Great for food plots and small projects around the yard and farm I'm told!
You can plow with 2 bottom with coulters. I can pull that with a L245DT
@@doomman700 thank you.
@@Shane_O.5158 I live in central In so we have good dirt, I never thought about heavy clay making it hard if you do have. ✌️
Edit: your local deal can probably find you one to try out. Mine is great about things like that.
A L3800 should easily pull a 2 bottom moldboard with 12" plows easily. I know guys who pull double 12's and a few guys that pull triple 10's with large garden tractors. Granted we have decent midwest soil, but still.
Your buddy, Josh saying "sup" was very well done. Looked like you guys had a good time.
Hey Josh. Just a small safety tip. Those hoses don't need to be rested under your leg. If you don't want to cut the plastic and run the hoses under them which I do understand. Get some pvc pipe and proper fittings to make it rest nicely where you want it to go. If for some reason a hose blew under your leg it could be tragic. Lookup hydraulic injection.
I think the joy of SRF channel is that it is filmed outside - you really get to feel what America feels like. For those who don't live on farms that's why we watch. There are a lot of workshop-based videos out there and I don't really watch them. Vice Grip do a lot of inside stuff at the moment (all new shiny kit) and I think his views are dropping as a result. My wife won't watch the 'inside' videos... Could you do the fitting / workshop stuff outside? Wife says the thumbnail is misleading - only at 21:23 do we see it in action in the sunshine. I had to skip through a lot of the video to keep her happy - you know what I mean! Hope this helps. We love SRF and want to give constructive help if we can. Clicked 'Like' as usual.
Thanks guys!
The other Josh seems like the guy you always call when you need help with something....... and he’s more than willing to help...... I need a buddy like that👍
A youtuber who seems really nice and creative AND hearts the comments. You just earned yourself a new subscriber buddy
It's good to see you followed the rules of tieing something down when you tied the battery down. You slap it and say"That ain't going nowhere" and it won't.
You can tell mrs.stoneyridge is still camera shy lol classic constant smile lol LOVE IT GUYS KEEP IT UP!
I have been waiting for this ever since you announced that you had a bucket for the atv.
That tractor shed just got another stall bigger!!! Ya'll have a good day on the Stoney Ridge Farm!!
I'm not going to lie. I again have equipment envy.
lol
SAME HERE!
That's cool we got us one for our Honda ATV also it works great we use the 3 point and box blade for our driveway when it needs rock that is our tractor we need to see how they would plow in our gardens
I didn't know they even made those. Very cool! I'm sure that will be handy for small jobs. Enjoyed it Josh.
That’s friggen awesome! Perfect for home use. And little jobs you can putter around with. May even work good for a landscaper!
Cool build video.
I have to say that's a cool attachment and Wildhare is really proud of them with those prices. I would be worry about the durability of the 4 wheeler, just not designed for the ground engagement forces like a garden tractor or bigger tractor are.
I'll stick to building one myself for my tractors, I can afford doing that.
Did I see you in a Granger Smith video? His new Truck song,along with alot of other TH-camrs? You're living a dream,Congrats.
I need this. I don’t know what for but I need it.
Husband and I have a small hobby farm and We use our old Wolverine for EVERYTHING because we don’t have a tractor, but this would make the jobs that we do here SO much easier!!! All we need is the bucket and maybe the forks. Thank you thank you thank you for this. Josh is a RIOT!!! 6:30 am and you got me laughing.
You should run some heavy wire from deep cell battery to the Fourwherler battery that way it will keep it charged as long as its running the Fourwheeler. Great idea. Great Video thanks for sharing..
Josh this tool should serve you well. I also have this system but currently on a Honda 300 4x4. You can definitely feel it but I have used it to haul and spread 9 yards of dirt so far. I love the ability to back drag with it too. I look forward to seeing you use it on your farm.
We enjoy watching you put things together.
if I didn't have a tractor with loader I would buy this !! yes I like this kind of content!
Good morning Josh! I didn’t know they made a Front bucket for a four wheeler but I’m definitely loving it. Just FYI my name is Josh also.
Sup.
This is a very cool concept. If you had a spare 4 wheeler you didn’t have much need for, this could be useful. Otherwise the cost of the set up along with the cost of a quality four wheeler, I think you’d better suited to stick with the tractor. Cool idea and ingenuity though.
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Man of many words
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They make similar attachments for garden tractors, so this set up should be about as useful. Good for garden, lawn and light chores around the homestead. I can see where you might use it for checking livestock and carrying bags or buckets of feed to them. Good for checking and repairing fences or taking a can of fuel to the field to top of the tractor when you're in the middle of baking hay/etc.
I meant baling hay. Don't you love auto correct.
This is great!! I learn about so many things that I never knew existed from your channel. Now I just need to get the ATV. I've looked at the different options and a bit overwhelmed on what to choose. Thank you for your channel
Awesome attachment!! Get a solar charger to help keep your marine battery charged when you are using it outside :)
Morning Mr and Mrs SRF 😁
THAT IS SO COOL I DIDN'T KNOW THEY MADE THAT FOR A ATV! MAN SO NEAT JOSH
OMG - Finally - been waiting for this since you teased us for it!!! Love it - can't wait to see in regularly in the videos.
That looks like it's going to be a great tool for the farm Josh 🇺🇲 WOOOOOO!!!!
Looks like an interesting system. Nice install video. Can’t wait to see more of it in action.
I bought a zip tie gun after seeing you use it in a different video ......and I got to say , you’re right , you just can’t live life without a zip tie gun
I love this content.
Its amazing how versatile atvs are.
Always love mechanical content. Good to see how things are getting done.
Love the shirt...Zach Bauer sells those on his channel
So funny!!
Love watchin you work on the farm thing
Nice! Ddnt know they made accessories like that for ATVs.
Hi Mrs Stoney Ridge hope you are having a great Day
I have seen these mounted on small lawn tractors. Not worth the hassle!
I think it all comes down to what the lift capacity is. That front loader bucket is quite small so it's not a tool for large volumes. The short wheel base and low weight of the 4 wheeler means the lift capacity can't be very high and also that attachments such as the pallet forks have very limited use.
Also note that the simple design of the lift mechanism means the tool installed will tilt when the arms are lifted. This makes using the pallet forks a bit harder, and you definitely want to think things through before lifting anything more than a foot or two.
This doesn't mean it's going to be useless, just that you have to be prepared to work with the limitations and not expect this to do heavy lifting.
On top of that comes quality concerns. The fit and finish seems to be good, at least is appears that way from this side of the screen. That doesn't mean the material is necessarily going to be of good quality, but it increases the chances.
Now is this thing going to be of use to you? I have no idea. To me it seems it could be of use for very light work, such as shoveling snow where a large tractor is overkill. Depending on lift capacity it might be able to stack hay bales and such. It won't replace a tractor anywhere you need to lift anything really heavy. So it's of limited use, especially if you already got a small tractor, but in the end it all depends on what your expectations are.
Sup! Always have a great time watching your channel. I love tool and shop content too. God Bess pal. 🇺🇲
For the shock block that's a good lift kit too!
WOOOOOOO!
Good friends don't shock block each other. :-)
I don't have an ATV. I don't have a farm. I have 1/3 of an acre, city lot but for some odd reason I want one of those. That's really cool.
Ex corpsman myself. It would be a nice yard ordement.
That Kaiser Willys sign is awesome
Question , how much digging strength does this have. If it’s just a bucket in the front of an Atv then that may be overpriced for the average person.
Keep up the Great Mechanical Videos and you have too much fun...
Interesting 4-wheeler attachment Josh (and Josh). Looking forward to seeing it in action! -Ed
I can see and predict that will be very useful on the farm. Be great having that in your arsenal of tools. I expect it'll ride a little ruffer, but that's ok. Just slow down when it gets to rough.
The heavy duty zip ties have a little metal tang for the locking part inside them.
I can't wait to see the rest of these quad attachments Josh hope to see it soon.
I like the "Josh - sup" motif. Reminiscent of "Red Beaver - ch ch ch"
How is Red, BTW?
You can put an isolater blocl from the onboard battery to the back battery which will only charge when running ,other wise they are seperate circuits
That is an awesome attachment! Had no freakin idea those existed for ATVs. I love the mechanical videos, keep em comin. Thanks Josh!
Sup Josh aka SJ, is now a famous side kick. Projects with a helper makes long jobs fun .. Cool video.
Woo talk about being pimped out 😆😆
Have a good weekend 🌷🌷🌷
I've owned my Wildhare FEL/forklift for about 4 years now. Cute as hell, ain't they. People marvel at mine, which is attached to a 2010 Honda Rancher 420. They are easy to
set up, and the are good for snow plowing your driveway and very little else unless you're driving a largest ATV available. My 420 is the minimum a Wildhare will fit.
One serious problem with these loaders is that you have to provide your own ballast. They will not lift even 100 lbs. without some sort of counter weight on the back
of your machine. So, be warned. The bucket as you might be able to see is way too small for any serious earth moving. My load came with a set of 32 inch forks,
which do a credible job as long as you have the ballast. I use them mainly to move wood around my property, and the bucket I use for small amounts of stone and snow
plowing. Anything more serious and I get out my JD 1025R, which I use when the Wildhare is to small for the job. No way am I badmouthing anyone here. I like and subscribe here. But we all have to keep a level head about what we all are seeing here on TH-cam, as well. Keep up the good work, Josh.
Wow awesome lot of attachments can't wait too see it work.
THAT LOOKS LIKE A REAL NICE ATTACHMENT
I've always been kinda interested in one of these for smaller jobs im anxious to see how it works
I need this on my foreman right now!!!
Love this kind of content. As it happens I just picked up a Foreman TRX500FA 4x4 a couple weeks ago.
Yes
Looks like a great unit but you can expect to do some welding on the ATV frame as they are not made to take a load like that. I speak from experience!
good video was fun watching you and your buddy installing the loader good luck with it and be careful
I guess some folks might find that useful, can't say I'd ever see myself putting a loader on an ATV. Will be curious about long term reports.
Hi Brother Josh I love your intro song 🎵
That loader is awesome would love to own one!
No, you wouldn't.
the "other josh" was great. lol
Wow!
Christmas list updated.
Interesting! Will be interesting to see in action. I will say though that I laughed darn near every time the wassup came on! LOL. Too funny.
Looked at the Wild Hare Mfg site. Boy, they don't give those away. How well does your 4 wheeler transmission hold up with this front end loader?
Richard...you sure don't like this loader bhahahha...you've got a lot of comments about it...bhahhaha...enjoying reading them
I was hoping to read about how the trans dose but no response lol
Now for the backhoe install on back next vid...big T little brother
Great video love these types of videos where you upgrade things God bless amen
Man that's a really nice attachment, and this is the first time I have seen a loader on an ATV I am curious how your review will be after you have used it good video as usual, sup, woooo!!
Really cool little install.
Sup josh...?? Lmao
Good times..Stoney
totally Awesome, thanks for sharing
When a bird flies into my shop, I figure it's just gonna die. I've spent lots of time trying to chase them out the doors, and I've never been able to get them out. They want to keep flying up, so they don't get out of any of the doors.
Hell yeah that's awesome!!!
Don't forget to strap the lid onto the battery box.
I need that! And q snow plow attachment too!
Yes love the mechanical vid
Hi..... Thank you 🎥👍👍👍
I love this build content
Got dark out real fast 😁
dude...we were working hard on that thing lol...filming it was a challenge for sure bhahahha
Everyone needs a Josh... Unless you're just Josh'in me?! 🤔😅
That is pretty neat!!!
Love your channel. Always great videos.
I'VE GOT TO GET THAT TO THAT WILL COME IN SO HANDY
I thought I was living right, but I guess I'm living wrong cause I don't have a zip tie gun and I should.
I want one
I like the idea the only thing I don’t like is you have to have two batteries one for the four wheeler and one the loader and that when you are not using it has to be plugged in to change
I need to buy a farm so I can do all these cool projects 👍
Next thing you know they're going to try and figure out how to put a front end loader on a bicycle with training wheels.
THAT IS SO KOOOOOOLLL!!!!!!
Dude that’s sweet!!! By chance what size wheels and tires are on the 4wheeler?
Cool 😎 stuff 😎 Brother Josh
I hope it's only soft dirt I guess it might have enough weight behind it to get that bucket in the ground.but that's a great idea an product tho. Nice job