great video as always, followed you for a couple years or more now. Were about 45miles north of you and came accross your videos when we got our 1025 and wanted to do all the services ourself. thanks to you and your awesome family and your great friends also.
Thanks. I am very happy with my tractor and glad I decided to get the backhoe. I have the 12" backhoe bucket with mechanical thumb. It digs through clay like butter!
Ok, guilty. You caught me. For whatever reason, playing (er, working) with this tractor is really enjoyable to me. I think the size is part of it. It looks like a toy, but then we can do REAL work with it.
+Tractor Time with Tim I don't even own a tractor or a farm but I somehow find enjoyment watching your videos. you just seem like such fun and down to earth people.
My JD dealer wouldn't sell me that narrow bucket for my 1025R for the very reason you just demonstrated. Sure am glad I didn't force the issue. I've never had to get off and clean out my bucket. Great video though and I hope you keep enjoying yours.
Nice vid which makes me struggle with my choice again on wether I want to go back and pick up a bh or not, but recent jobs like yours here I picked up a subsoiler for laying direct bury cable and you don't have all the backfill mess
Great job Tim and Katriel. More I see people using the BH the more I wish I'd have gottin one for mine. Plus I keep coming across jobs here that is just made for a BH. So far I've been able to get by with the FEL. Thanks for the video.
Thanks, you've proven what I only suspected when I chose not to buy the backhoe with my 2320. I personally had no use for the backhoe and could see owning it would compel me to running electricity to various trees for lighting and power. I've had my tractor for 8 years. So by now there'd be enough electricity in the ground that snow wouldn't stick.
You're welcome....I guess?? I wonder if the new(er) 270 backhoe with simplified mounting would fit your tractor? It is made for the 2025R, so it probably would.
+Tractor Time with Tim I financed a boat load of attachments with my purchase. So I was concerned with how much I was already spending and concentrating on getting the items I knew would be quick items to swap over. I did have the dealer install the power beyond kit. My post was in no way meant to harass you. Just if I had made the purchase of the 46BH I would have had to show the warden that we needed it. Hence my yard would look like an archeological dig site today. The most expensive attachment I purchased was W.R.Long 4 in 1 loader bucket. This is one expensive modification has been priceless to me. It picks up and moves 8' sections of 18" round trees, it will pick up 24' lengths while I lop off 8' sections. We burn an average of 4 cords of wood per winter. So mowing, processing firewood and driveway maintenance are the usual demands for me. Snow removal has been a big deal the past 8 years. The first winter we were hit with 3 record breaking 24" snow storms in 4 weeks. 700' driveway. Just because of that unusual winter I've never heard a negative comment about the purchase. So again, thanks for your videos. My kids are like your daughter and a blessing to have around and willing to be so helpful. They have more seat time than i do. Teaching the youngest now, 12 year old daughter, is already pretty good with the loader. VTY, Scott in Fredericksburg, VA
+WSMC Mc Oh, I did not take it as harassment. I fully grasp what you mean. Hard to find a stopping point for the attachment purchases. I'm thrilled to hear about your daughters. This has been priceless time for me. Katriel is in China now.
At about the 3minute 30 mark, you were able to move your tractor forward without getting down, reversing the seat, getting back up, etc. I have the 1025r with backhoe, and I can't find any reference to how to set that up. Can you let us know how you get your 1025 to do that
hey I was wondering if you would know about the shims on the back of a John Deere 1025r backhoe unit are there supposed to be aware that parts that you just have to replace overtime or not
Yall like your backhoe? Have considered the 260 backhoe but it is an expensive attachtment so ive been hesitant. any comment on the power and digging on that 260 backhoe?
Greg, thanks for watching. Like everything, it depends on the situation. From my vantage point (suburbanite), I compare it to a shovel. If you are comparing to a Case 580, or even a mini excavator, your opinion will differ. I've been able to do some pretty amazing tasks with it. Things that I would have never tackled on my own without it. There is no way I could justify a mini-excavator etc. So, being able to attach this on the back of the tractor when necessary was the 'least unreasonable' option. I bought mine used for $2400. With the $1500 subframe assembly, I was still much less than the new price. Otherwise, I could not have got Christy's consent :-) Now that I have it, I'm thrilled. I've learned that the tractor is only as useful as the attachments you have for it. I hope that helps in your decision process.
+Tractor Time with Tim would you make a video showing each of the attachments you have and what you use them for and which are you favorites or must haves?
Jeff Rainwater That sounds like a great 'winter-time' video. I've been wondering what we can do during the winter months when it is too cold and nasty to be digging in the dirt!
That is what I need for my tractor since I have to dig some sewage line to the house. The box Blade will come in handy for filling all that dirt back in.
For all you suggesting using Pam. It doesn't work, don't even waste your time trying. A teflon lining in the bucket won't work either. The straight sides coupled with the narrow width virtually guarantees that the clogging will happen, there's just too much surface area in contact with the dirt. On narrow backhoe buckets with flared sides, they do better until you latch on to a stone which wedges itself in it. The problem on a small tractor like this is that if the sides were tapered, it wouldn't pick up much more than a shovelful of dirt. Best bet, a wider bucket.
I posted on Dec. 16, 2015. I just purchased a John Deere 1025R TLB with a few attachments a week ago. I appreciate your input. Does your backhoe drop down some when you are just driving the tractor and not using the backhoe?
+Tyler Kruckman the problem here is that the operator stops ever other second instead of a continuous motion. you have to use both controls simultaneously
+Tim Marks it all takes time. especially with new equipment. that was one of the things that put me off about buying a Deere as the valving does not allow for simultaneous control. keep at her. but do bring the RPMs up. happy digging
Thanks for all the valuable info. I am in the same situation as you on costs for implements and the shed. Would you have been happy without the backhoe?
Can I presume that this is the same rig setup as from your 2016 Caterpillar 420F2 IT Backhoe with PSM Tilt Coupler - Walkaround & Cat 420F2 Clearing Trees with a Ripper Tooth and PSM Tilt Coupler videos? We will certainly need those attachments for clearing the land before we can start the drive and digging the basement.
Hi Tim, This is my first winter on the farm so I'm trying to figure out the clothes you wear in the cold weather. What brand of clothes are you wearing and what do you think the temperature was that day?
I wear 'insulated coveralls'. The best in my opinion for men are Carhart Extreme Arctic. There are two ways to go with this. 1) full insulated coveralls which are all one piece. these are the warmest because they are one piece, but they are annoying in some situations. 2) Insulated Bib Overalls (again Extreme Arctic) which you wear over your normal pants. Then, use an Extreme Arctic Coat. In this case, the coat is removable which makes it easier to make a quick trip inside, etc. I use option #1. My dad always says 'keep the top of your head warm, all of your body heat escapes through your head!' Well, I'm sure this is not entirely accurate, but I would say that a thinsulate stocking cap makes the whole body feel warmer. I've seen guys wear hats like this, then wear only a sweatshirt and normal pants because the hat keeps them warm. For the ladies, the insulated coverall of choice is 'bodycovers'. www.shopbodycovers.com/index.php They are made specifically for women. They fit Christy MUCH better than the Carhart brand. Hope this helps.
BTW, these coveralls I'm wearing in this video are NOT Carhart. they are lighterweight (still insulated) but not as stiff as carharts. I like them because I can move easier in them. The Carharts are best for extreme cold weather. I like to wear a hoodie under my coveralls when cold, so order coveralls which are 'too big' for you in the waist. ...but order them a bit 'too short' for you in the leg, because you don't want them dragging in the mud, and if using insulated boots like I have (LaCrosse Burly), then it is often good to tuck the coveralls in to avoid any contact with the mud. Looks a little odd, but hey, who cares!
Can't you spray some silicone inside the bucket before you start to dig so the dirt won't stick? I do that to my snow blower and it works great. Snow & dirt are different but the idea is the same!!
great job if its not in pipe needs to be 24 inches deep. 18 inches deep in pvc pipe, 12 inches deep in rigid conduit if memory serves me correctly. love my backhoe!
Nice video as always :) Here in Norway we call digging equipment in the size of a toothpick,haha :) All best wishes for you and your family :) Sincerely Thomas :)
When you said this is Indiana not Pennsylvania I was like yup because the are rocks and boulders everywhere here in pa some even larger than 2 story houses
Did you have other tractors that you were considering before buying Johnny? If so, what made you choose Johnny over the others? Have you had any problems with your tractor? Please keep the videos coming!! I enjoy all of them.
I have enjoyed watching several of your videos and have wondered about the Menards tees, hats, and hoodies, do they really sponsor you or is that some kind of a inside jokes with your family? BTW you are very good with putting together a entertaining video.
+ogbobbye Just a joke. Seemed like a fun 'twist' to our videos. They do not sponsor us (would be nice, wouldn't it?) Anyway, the Tee's and hats are "free after rebate". I started wearing them for "projects" years ago. Once they get greasy, torn, etc, I just throw them away and get another. The hoodies were $5 after rebate. So, again, quite a bargain. Honestly, I think WE sponsor THEM. We have spent many 10's of thousands of dollars at Menard's over the last several years.
LOL I have the same collection of menards gear for the same reason as you do. they are cheap and not that bad as far as quality. thanks for reply. Menards is smart they get lots of free advertising from their low cost branded clothes.
Welcome to our channel. Yep. This was one of my first experiences with the backhoe. This was our 31st episode. We now have over 900! We would be honored if you would watch some of our other episodes. Thanks!
Tractor Time with Tim awesome! Congratulations. I've been binge watching you videos for the last few days hence the reason for the post on this older video.
Ha! I suppose it is kind of a fantasy land here. If this is a 'moat', and Katriel is a princess, why can't the dirt be 'chocolate ice cream'? Sounds good to me!
***** ur welcome. :) o ok i get ya! i've never ran a backhoe so i dont no what thats like! i can run the loader on my friends big ih 986 just fine! u would think that tractor would have jerky controls but it dont. & that tractor is old!
+Tractor Time with Tim Just don't say anything to my mom. She'd figure out a spot to put it at home. lol. I have bigger "boulders" than that one to move. I don't think my 40 hp tractor can move it. Come to Oregon and I'll give it to you. :)
that clay haha. that clay is nothing compared to Texas clay I have the exact same JD as that one and I broke 2 standard buckets in an hour I had my uncle make me two new front and back buckets. you guys are lucky to have at least dirt then clay so get over it
+Tim Marks I would like that luxury. I would grow plants like corn, beans, tomatos. just for the heck of it. And moved to houston with my parents about a year ago thats why i broke those two bukets.
great video as always, followed you for a couple years or more now. Were about 45miles north of you and came accross your videos when we got our 1025 and wanted to do all the services ourself. thanks to you and your awesome family and your great friends also.
Good evening & God bless you all . Thank you for sharing
This is actually the first video I’ve ever seen a few years ago when was really little and ever since I’ve fallen in love with this channel
I miss the narration from Katriel! She added such a fun personality to these videos. As always thanks!
Thanks. I am very happy with my tractor and glad I decided to get the backhoe. I have the 12" backhoe bucket with mechanical thumb. It digs through clay like butter!
+my dog beats a shovel, doesn't it!?!
Wow ! These earth morning equipment and yours videos are awesome. Thanks for sharing
He always looks so happy when hes on his tractor. =)
Ok, guilty. You caught me. For whatever reason, playing (er, working) with this tractor is really enjoyable to me. I think the size is part of it. It looks like a toy, but then we can do REAL work with it.
+Tractor Time with Tim I don't even own a tractor or a farm but I somehow find enjoyment watching your videos. you just seem like such fun and down to earth people.
Thanks Jeff. With us, what you see is what you get. We love Jesus, and we love each other.
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My JD dealer wouldn't sell me that narrow bucket for my 1025R for the very reason you just demonstrated. Sure am glad I didn't force the issue. I've never had to get off and clean out my bucket.
Great video though and I hope you keep enjoying yours.
I've not had any other issues with it. As long as the ground is dry, it is fine. It does NOT like mud!!!!
Thanks for watching!
What size bucket do you have
@@vannorman1116 That's an eight inch bucket.
Tim, next time you come across a job like this. Try PAM cooking spray in the bucket. I've never tried it, but I think it would help with sticky clay.
Nice vid which makes me struggle with my choice again on wether I want to go back and pick up a bh or not, but recent jobs like yours here I picked up a subsoiler for laying direct bury cable and you don't have all the backfill mess
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Great job Tim and Katriel. More I see people using the BH the more I wish I'd have gottin one for mine. Plus I keep coming across jobs here that is just made for a BH. So far I've been able to get by with the FEL. Thanks for the video.
It wasn't even something that I thought about. I never thought I'd want or have use for a BH. Boy was I wrong. :)
Mine's paid for. Can't afford to go back in debt. Have a truck to pay off now.
Congratulations to Katriel on her new Carmel home! She needs a Johnny too!😂
Never mind I just realized this was SIX YEARS AGO!! Lol
Ha! Yea, this was our 31st episode. ...and remains the most popular! We never understood why!
@@TractorTimewithTim was this the first episode that Katriel ran Johnny?
@@Zanderthelab I don’t think so. First on the backhoe I’m sure.
Thanks, you've proven what I only suspected when I chose not to buy the backhoe with my 2320. I personally had no use for the backhoe and could see owning it would compel me to running electricity to various trees for lighting and power. I've had my tractor for 8 years. So by now there'd be enough electricity in the ground that snow wouldn't stick.
You're welcome....I guess?? I wonder if the new(er) 270 backhoe with simplified mounting would fit your tractor? It is made for the 2025R, so it probably would.
+Tractor Time with Tim I financed a boat load of attachments with my purchase. So I was concerned with how much I was already spending and concentrating on getting the items I knew would be quick items to swap over. I did have the dealer install the power beyond kit. My post was in no way meant to harass you. Just if I had made the purchase of the 46BH I would have had to show the warden that we needed it. Hence my yard would look like an archeological dig site today. The most expensive attachment I purchased was W.R.Long 4 in 1 loader bucket. This is one expensive modification has been priceless to me. It picks up and moves 8' sections of 18" round trees, it will pick up 24' lengths while I lop off 8' sections. We burn an average of 4 cords of wood per winter. So mowing, processing firewood and driveway maintenance are the usual demands for me. Snow removal has been a big deal the past 8 years. The first winter we were hit with 3 record breaking 24" snow storms in 4 weeks. 700' driveway. Just because of that unusual winter I've never heard a negative comment about the purchase. So again, thanks for your videos. My kids are like your daughter and a blessing to have around and willing to be so helpful. They have more seat time than i do. Teaching the youngest now, 12 year old daughter, is already pretty good with the loader. VTY, Scott in Fredericksburg, VA
+WSMC Mc Oh, I did not take it as harassment. I fully grasp what you mean. Hard to find a stopping point for the attachment purchases.
I'm thrilled to hear about your daughters. This has been priceless time for me. Katriel is in China now.
At about the 3minute 30 mark, you were able to move your tractor forward without getting down, reversing the seat, getting back up, etc. I have the 1025r with backhoe, and I can't find any reference to how to set that up. Can you let us know how you get your 1025 to do that
+Dennis G I just pushed myself forward with the backhoe.
If you coated the bucket with say polyurethane, would the soil dump easier?
Tim needs PAM cooking spray in the bucket to stop the clay from building up.
hey I was wondering if you would know about the shims on the back of a John Deere 1025r backhoe unit are there supposed to be aware that parts that you just have to replace overtime or not
Nick, I'm not sure that I fully understand your question. I'm not aware of any shims that would need to be replaced regularly.
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How about PAM on the empty bucket. It might last and aid. Never tried it on that - but it works on light tools. Light oil. Damp clay is the dickens !
Yall like your backhoe? Have considered the 260 backhoe but it is an expensive attachtment so ive been hesitant. any comment on the power and digging on that 260 backhoe?
Greg, thanks for watching. Like everything, it depends on the situation. From my vantage point (suburbanite), I compare it to a shovel. If you are comparing to a Case 580, or even a mini excavator, your opinion will differ.
I've been able to do some pretty amazing tasks with it. Things that I would have never tackled on my own without it.
There is no way I could justify a mini-excavator etc. So, being able to attach this on the back of the tractor when necessary was the 'least unreasonable' option.
I bought mine used for $2400. With the $1500 subframe assembly, I was still much less than the new price. Otherwise, I could not have got Christy's consent :-)
Now that I have it, I'm thrilled. I've learned that the tractor is only as useful as the attachments you have for it.
I hope that helps in your decision process.
+Tractor Time with Tim would you make a video showing each of the attachments you have and what you use them for and which are you favorites or must haves?
Jeff Rainwater That sounds like a great 'winter-time' video. I've been wondering what we can do during the winter months when it is too cold and nasty to be digging in the dirt!
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That backhoe really performs well
This was basically my first experience with it. I learned more over the years.
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Nice video. Def fun to watch fellow Hoosiers running Deere.
That is what I need for my tractor since I have to dig some sewage line to the house. The box Blade will come in handy for filling all that dirt back in.
She has somewhat of a radio voice. nice.
Sorry if this has already been asked/answered but how were you able to move your tractor forward while sitting on the backhoe?
For all you suggesting using Pam. It doesn't work, don't even waste your time trying. A teflon lining in the bucket won't work either. The straight sides coupled with the narrow width virtually guarantees that the clogging will happen, there's just too much surface area in contact with the dirt. On narrow backhoe buckets with flared sides, they do better until you latch on to a stone which wedges itself in it. The problem on a small tractor like this is that if the sides were tapered, it wouldn't pick up much more than a shovelful of dirt. Best bet, a wider bucket.
I posted on Dec. 16, 2015. I just purchased a John Deere 1025R TLB
with a few attachments a week ago. I appreciate your input. Does
your backhoe drop down some when you are just driving the tractor
and not using the backhoe?
+my dog congratulations! Yes, the backhoe leaks down over time. You'll need to pin it up when not in use.
got to increase the RPM when using equipment like that. you get no decent hydro pressure when you are running at 1200(-). rev it to at least 1800
+Tim Marks I have a kubota bx2370
+Tim Marks been watching in the interest in getting a tiller. that xb seems to do a good job as compared go a land pride that my dealer sells
+Tyler Kruckman the problem here is that the operator stops ever other second instead of a continuous motion.
you have to use both controls simultaneously
+Tim Marks it all takes time. especially with new equipment. that was one of the things that put me off about buying a Deere as the valving does not allow for simultaneous control. keep at her. but do bring the RPMs up. happy digging
I am a big fan of you from the netherlands and i have a own kubota B7100😀
Sorry we missed you when we were there a few weeks ago.
What was the trench for ? Maybe i missed it in the video,,, dam getting old is ruff lol
Running electrical wires to the shed.
Whats your opinion of bxpand products for the 260 backhoe?
PAM cooking spray. would that work? :)
How do you take the backhoe off??
Eric, Take a look at our "Ultimate Transformer Toy" series: th-cam.com/play/PLuUZ6lo0MDxB9YcDwBfP4LxED25MAIWCA.html
Thanks for all the valuable info. I am in the same situation as you
on costs for implements and the shed. Would you have been happy
without the backhoe?
Tim do you recommend a tooth bar or the piranha tooth bar?
I recommend the heavy hitch toothbar. Use code ttwt for a 5% discount. Heavyhitch.com
Can I presume that this is the same rig setup as from your 2016 Caterpillar 420F2 IT Backhoe with PSM Tilt Coupler - Walkaround & Cat 420F2 Clearing Trees with a Ripper Tooth and PSM Tilt Coupler videos? We will certainly need those attachments for clearing the land before we can start the drive and digging the basement.
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oops wrong video
I'm from brownsburg Indiana
any one know the weight of this tractor with this set up?
+sharemymood 1450lb for tractor, roughly 600lb each for loader and backhoe.
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Same tasks as you, pretty much. Thanks for the link. Looking forward to your next
job. Do you have one in mind?
Better to be a marshmallow than a popsicle, lol.
+Brandon Bentley exactly!
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Hi Tim, This is my first winter on the farm so I'm trying to figure out the clothes you wear in the cold weather. What brand of clothes are you wearing and what do you think the temperature was that day?
I wear 'insulated coveralls'. The best in my opinion for men are Carhart Extreme Arctic. There are two ways to go with this. 1) full insulated coveralls which are all one piece. these are the warmest because they are one piece, but they are annoying in some situations.
2) Insulated Bib Overalls (again Extreme Arctic) which you wear over your normal pants. Then, use an Extreme Arctic Coat. In this case, the coat is removable which makes it easier to make a quick trip inside, etc.
I use option #1.
My dad always says 'keep the top of your head warm, all of your body heat escapes through your head!' Well, I'm sure this is not entirely accurate, but I would say that a thinsulate stocking cap makes the whole body feel warmer. I've seen guys wear hats like this, then wear only a sweatshirt and normal pants because the hat keeps them warm.
For the ladies, the insulated coverall of choice is 'bodycovers'. www.shopbodycovers.com/index.php They are made specifically for women. They fit Christy MUCH better than the Carhart brand.
Hope this helps.
BTW, these coveralls I'm wearing in this video are NOT Carhart. they are lighterweight (still insulated) but not as stiff as carharts.
I like them because I can move easier in them. The Carharts are best for extreme cold weather.
I like to wear a hoodie under my coveralls when cold, so order coveralls which are 'too big' for you in the waist.
...but order them a bit 'too short' for you in the leg, because you don't want them dragging in the mud, and if using insulated boots like I have (LaCrosse Burly), then it is often good to tuck the coveralls in to avoid any contact with the mud. Looks a little odd, but hey, who cares!
Can't you spray some silicone inside the bucket before you start to dig so the dirt won't stick? I do that to my snow blower and it works great. Snow & dirt are different but the idea is the same!!
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Is it a moat or gutter?
In Texas, that is a BFR.
great job if its not in pipe needs to be 24 inches deep. 18 inches deep in pvc pipe, 12 inches deep in rigid conduit if memory serves me correctly. love my backhoe!
This John Deere excavator is nice to watch
Your electrician doesn't have a trencher? We dug 400' in a couple hours
+mcinkyt I am my electrician. Could have dug it quicker, but who cares? I had lots of fun this way.
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Nice video as always :) Here in Norway we call digging equipment in the size of a toothpick,haha :)
All best wishes for you and your family :)
Sincerely Thomas :)
+Thomas Andersen thanks Thomas. This is an old video. It is our most popular, but one of our older ones.
Tim Marks how do you like that tractor i have a 2005 kubota bx23 and it is starting to break down more often now i am thinking about trading it to jd
+Tim Marks thanks and that kubota has done good so far i put it through a whole lot
When you said this is Indiana not Pennsylvania I was like yup because the are rocks and boulders everywhere here in pa some even larger than 2 story houses
ya got a problem with Indiana
Dose looks easy i think i will also manage Woww
The major one thing I hate about the 1025r is that their hydraulics are very slow
Maybe those weren't rocks, just dinosaur bones. Have you run into any tar pits?
No snow 🤣🤣
Weld a Chain in the bucket it will help shake it out
the PA comment was dead on we have a little dirt mixed in with our rocks
Did you have other tractors that you were considering before buying Johnny?
If so, what made you choose Johnny over the others? Have you had any problems
with your tractor? Please keep the videos coming!! I enjoy all of them.
I have enjoyed watching several of your videos and have wondered about the Menards tees, hats, and hoodies, do they really sponsor you or is that some kind of a inside jokes with your family? BTW you are very good with putting together a entertaining video.
+ogbobbye Just a joke. Seemed like a fun 'twist' to our videos. They do not sponsor us (would be nice, wouldn't it?) Anyway, the Tee's and hats are "free after rebate". I started wearing them for "projects" years ago. Once they get greasy, torn, etc, I just throw them away and get another.
The hoodies were $5 after rebate. So, again, quite a bargain.
Honestly, I think WE sponsor THEM. We have spent many 10's of thousands of dollars at Menard's over the last several years.
LOL I have the same collection of menards gear for the same reason as you do. they are cheap and not that bad as far as quality. thanks for reply. Menards is smart they get lots of free advertising from their low cost branded clothes.
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+An Ha welcome to our channel!
He must be learning how to operate a backhoe . Rock teeth works best in dirt an bucket should be curled towards you for faster digging.
Welcome to our channel. Yep. This was one of my first experiences with the backhoe. This was our 31st episode. We now have over 900! We would be honored if you would watch some of our other episodes.
Thanks!
Good job!
To cudo bre ne moz da kopa!!!
You would get more finesse with a smidge more throttle.
+Drew6709 Yes. Needed more throttle. I'm a lot more experienced with the backhoe now. Check out my latest video...
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Haha... big boulder... I'm not to far from there.
You live near us?
Tractor Time with Tim Big Boulder Lake/Mountain in PA. In the video she said big boulder and your said "We're in indiana not Pennsylvania"
+GallopingGhost ah! Long time ago. This is a big day for this video. Just went over 2 mil views!
Tractor Time with Tim awesome! Congratulations. I've been binge watching you videos for the last few days hence the reason for the post on this older video.
+GallopingGhost keep watching!
the dirt looks like chocolate ice cream
Ha! I suppose it is kind of a fantasy land here. If this is a 'moat', and Katriel is a princess, why can't the dirt be 'chocolate ice cream'? Sounds good to me!
nice
good job
if u give it a lot of thotal it will dig fine
+Gavin Hatfield thanks for watching. Check out some of our other videos to see is use the 1025R in a variety of ways.
how many india price help ful machines
+Pramod Patale I have no ideaZ. Contact your John Deere dealer. You have them in India, right?
nice vid. :) i think u would get more diging power if u run it at max RPM'S.
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ur welcome. :) o ok i get ya! i've never ran a backhoe so i dont no what thats like! i can run the loader on my friends big ih 986 just fine! u would think that tractor would have jerky controls but it dont. & that tractor is old!
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Ahh lol o watched again and realized moat was for garage electric lol
+PhatboyHD88 yep. Thx for watching/ Merry Christmas!
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Tim, that is NOT a boulder. That is a pebble compared to REAL boulders out here in Oregon. lol
AKA; rock selves.
Nice Royal commentary!
+missyd0g2 thanks for watching, and thanks for the comment. Sounds like you picked up on Katriel's theme.
The said "boulder" could be a flower bed decoration.
+Drew6709 yep. We already have one of those...and Christy doesn't care much for it, so I didn't even bring up the idea
+Tractor Time with Tim Just don't say anything to my mom. She'd figure out a spot to put it at home. lol. I have bigger "boulders" than that one to move. I don't think my 40 hp tractor can move it. Come to Oregon and I'll give it to you. :)
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why are they doing this
+Toby Owen just for fun! I think we mention it somewhere in the video...we were running electricity to our shed.
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Painful.... even in 2020
This video is almost 6 years old. Perhaps you might enjoy seeing our progress by watching some of our newer episodes.
@@TractorTimewithTim I have! I was poking fun at the resemblance of 2020 and this bh..
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that clay haha. that clay is nothing compared to Texas clay I have the exact same JD as that one and I broke 2 standard buckets in an hour I had my uncle make me two new front and back buckets. you guys are lucky to have at least dirt then clay so get over it
+Tim Marks I would like that luxury. I would grow plants like corn, beans, tomatos. just for the heck of it. And moved to houston with my parents about a year ago thats why i broke those two bukets.
+Tim Marks I'll sub for ya great work on every thing
+Tim Marks I'll sub for ya great work on every thing
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+Tim Wild welcome!
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