Hey, thanks for stopping by! If you're looking for something cool for your tractor, then it's worth checking out our website! We offer all sorts of tractor attachments and accessories, even a nice assortment of clean, low hour tractors too! www.goodworkstractors.com
Hey Courtney, your brother is a natural👍 I watch your videos quite a bit and you do very well too. Chris sounded like he has been doing video narration forever. His explanation as the different things came up was superb, very easy to understand snd listen too. Great job Chris, hope to hear you more👍
Some of these are really impressive. I tip my hat to these folks. Gave me some ideas. Thanks. I need to work on a holder for my Stanley vacuum bottle or else drink less coffee. I'll go for the holder.
Developing solutions is a slow process. It takes several generations of prototypes to work out the interfaces & dimensions. Businesses then have to work out packaging, shipping, etc. I'm in awe of folks like Heavy Hitch, Artillian, Boltonhooks, BigToolRack, etc. who turn ideas into businesses.
Nice video. I stumbled on to it because I am planning on putting ROPS or some other framework on my old JD 420 garden tractor which never had one. The main purpose is for shade. I built a motorcycle 54 years ago out of an old heavy 1 speed bike when I was 16 years old using an old weedburner engine that was in the scrap pile. I modified the engine to run horizontal from vertical shaft because that's what I needed for the bike. I welded the engine onto the bike frame after removing the gears and pedals which included the braking. I wore out the soles of my workboots in a week. It went about 20 mph and we had a blast. It is more rewarding in my opinion to create something from your mind than to buy something. My girlfriend was there and we roasted marshmallows with the torch. She is now my wife of 46 years.
Fantastic video! I love seeing ideas like this. I did some LED lighting on my JD850 tractor, my JD310D backhoe and also my zero turn mower. George seems like the kind of guy you hand over some rope, duct tape, and a pair of vise grips and he suddenly creates nuclear fusion.
Pretty neat idea for extending the vacuum tube for manually vacuuming stuff up. Some blast gates on it would be neat to be able to switch back and forth between deck and hand held vac on the fly.
Love the video! The last one by George for laying wire was a marvel! I'll have to send in some of my mods for your next installment (my tractor is the wrong color though..)
This was awesome Chris! I love seeing ideas come to fruition! I told Courtney that I love the design of the stump bucket, as I am a designer in automotive industry. I am brand new to the tractor world myself just recently. Seeing this was very inspiring! I don't know much about hydraulics and electronic switches and so forth, but this really makes me think there's a whole new world to discover for my design mind to dig into!!!! Thanks Chris and to all who submitted their creations! Especially loved the storage rack idea,,, I guess cause I have a lot of implements for my new tractor I have to figure out how I am going to address storage !!!! Have a great day all!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~Drew :^ )
Chris, nice job on this video. I love seeing these mods. I totally forgot I sent in the pictures over the summer. (I’m Shawn from Vt). Definitely taking notes for new ideas for the next build or mod. May be in the market for a grapple, I’ll keep you posted. I’m deployed in Africa till next year so I’m unfortunately thousands of miles from my garage. GWT videos among a short list of other channels are my go-to for free time leisure! Gentleman, keep it coming!
I was loving the creativity and ingenuity shown on this video.......until I got to the guy with the Protero mods..Bwahahahaha! Couldn't stop laughing... Loved the rest of the creations!... I will certainly be looking into fabricating that storage rack. That is awesome. Will be making one like that to put in my shed and store some of my attachments that had to sleep outside part of this winter. Great video!..Thanks for sharing!
I liked the diff peddle and others. I mow a wooded acre with my X738. There are always sticks to pick up. I plug in a luggage rack and sit a 4 foot long tote on it for sticks. From the seat I use a pick up tool and drop the sticks into the tote.
I enjoyed the video, some crafty people out there. Was looking for some wheel spacers for my Kubota figure I would check out the bora one you mentioned . $288 for to rear steal spacers? Thought they were steal not gold ...
Great job ! Thanks to all for those clever ideas ! Quite interesting to apply for everyone ! 👍 Please follow to share ! Looking forward to see more ! 😊🙌🙌😊
I was tired of big clots in my garden all the time so I fabricated a set of spike harrow with a springtine Harrow behind it I should send you pictures of that working on my subcompact tractor it works better than a set of discharrows
Great content and I love your stuff. Do you think you could put one together for fire extinguishers. Which one's to put on, mounting systems, safety features and/or what typically causes a fire on a tractor? Keep up the great work
That leaf hauler on pallet forks gets me thinking of how to load it easier. Basically a similar set up for a rear mounted bagging system, except the extra blower/pick up motor is mounted to the box and powered either hydraulically or by a small gas engine to pull the clippings from an lower deck under the tractor to the forward box that's on a front loader arm. The front loader being able to lift higher to pour the box contents into the box of a truck or into a larger trailer.
I was wondering if anyone make an extension flat towing bar, I want to be able to move my 16ft RV around the farm, got a truck but it's not 4 wheeldrive . Any suggestions from fab guys, or where I can get one... I need George on speed dial. 🤣👍💜. Very nice storage space for winter equip. 🙌
I would love to know what control valve the guy used for his hydraulic top link! Want to do the same thing up here in Canada. Spit some knowledge at me folks!
At over $350.00 bux plus shipping for YOUR cat 1 quick hitch, my $99.00 quick hitch from harbor freight and two sets of bushings is just as strong, and a helluva lot cheaper. I've been running this setup for almost 3 years now with out a single problem. And one of my attachments is a 48.3 inch reverse rotation rototiller that is VERY well built and heavy.
If memory serves, it's roughly 15 pounds lighter than the Speeco and nearly every day I have someone buy a Speeco from me because their cheaper Harbor Freight hitch either doesn't fit or has had another issue. So, I'm glad to hear it's working well for you, however it appears they have some real quality control issues going on.
Pretty sure you're not correctly assessing the situation. The folks that are buying quick hitches already tried hooking up without. They want a better solution. Nevermind, it all makes sense now that I re-read your user name 😂👌
Ik this is an old video but mayb I’ll get a answer I have a 64” frontier snowblower I’m looking to change it from pto to hydraulic driven any ideas how big a motor I would need
I just watched your show, I liked it a lot. The only thing i did not like it was ALL john deer . i have a kubota . May you could and some please. PS GREAT SHOW
I liked the side plates for the grader blade. It kinda turns it into a box blade without ripper shanks. Now if there was a way to add the shanks and remove them. You would have a three in one blade. I bet it would sell.
Hey, thanks for stopping by! If you're looking for something cool for your tractor, then it's worth checking out our website! We offer all sorts of tractor attachments and accessories, even a nice assortment of clean, low hour tractors too! www.goodworkstractors.com
PLEASE make this a regular series of tractor hacks/mods from tractor users around the globe!!! Tim
We hope to!
Awesome, I love seeing the DIY stuff and not just factory attachments that cost $$$$ thanks for sharing / passing it along. :-)
George is the type of next door neighbor you want . great stuff
Hey Courtney, your brother is a natural👍 I watch your videos quite a bit and you do very well too. Chris sounded like he has been doing video narration forever. His explanation as the different things came up was superb, very easy to understand snd listen too. Great job Chris, hope to hear you more👍
What a nice message. Appreciate your viewership, and you taking the time to write some kind words. He'll see these comments. See you down the road!
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Some of these are really impressive. I tip my hat to these folks. Gave me some ideas. Thanks. I need to work on a holder for my Stanley vacuum bottle or else drink less coffee. I'll go for the holder.
Haha, I like it!
Could be your best show ever. Brother did a great job and the creativity of your faithful is AWESOME !
God’s Blessings,
Curly
Developing solutions is a slow process. It takes several generations of prototypes to work out the interfaces & dimensions.
Businesses then have to work out packaging, shipping, etc.
I'm in awe of folks like Heavy Hitch, Artillian, Boltonhooks, BigToolRack, etc. who turn ideas into businesses.
George's wall hanger for the mower deck would also make blade sharpening a snap. Cool idea, George!
Nice video. I stumbled on to it because I am planning on putting ROPS or some other framework on my old JD 420 garden tractor which never had one. The main purpose is for shade. I built a motorcycle 54 years ago out of an old heavy 1 speed bike when I was 16 years old using an old weedburner engine that was in the scrap pile. I modified the engine to run horizontal from vertical shaft because that's what I needed for the bike. I welded the engine onto the bike frame after removing the gears and pedals which included the braking. I wore out the soles of my workboots in a week. It went about 20 mph and we had a blast. It is more rewarding in my opinion to create something from your mind than to buy something. My girlfriend was there and we roasted marshmallows with the torch. She is now my wife of 46 years.
Awesome episode. This is why I watch TH-cam. Looking forward to part II.
Fantastic video! I love seeing ideas like this. I did some LED lighting on my JD850 tractor, my JD310D backhoe and also my zero turn mower.
George seems like the kind of guy you hand over some rope, duct tape, and a pair of vise grips and he suddenly creates nuclear fusion.
Pretty neat idea for extending the vacuum tube for manually vacuuming stuff up. Some blast gates on it would be neat to be able to switch back and forth between deck and hand held vac on the fly.
Love the video! The last one by George for laying wire was a marvel! I'll have to send in some of my mods for your next installment (my tractor is the wrong color though..)
Ha. No wrong color! Just hope you have a tractor that get your jobs done and maybe even one you love. And George is quite the fabricator!
@@GoodWorksTractors 🎯
This was awesome Chris! I love seeing ideas come to fruition! I told Courtney that I love the design of the stump bucket, as I am a designer in automotive industry. I am brand new to the tractor world myself just recently. Seeing this was very inspiring! I don't know much about hydraulics and electronic switches and so forth, but this really makes me think there's a whole new world to discover for my design mind to dig into!!!! Thanks Chris and to all who submitted their creations! Especially loved the storage rack idea,,, I guess cause I have a lot of implements for my new tractor I have to figure out how I am going to address storage !!!! Have a great day all!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~Drew :^ )
Thanks for the video. That was a great group of very clever Solutions. Hope you can do a version 2.
Chris, thanks for sharing that great list of mods. There are some awesome ideas and some of which I maybe doing. Thanks everyone for sharing
Thanks for stopping by Bob!
excellent examples of " necessity is the mother of invention"
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Chris, nice job on this video. I love seeing these mods. I totally forgot I sent in the pictures over the summer. (I’m Shawn from Vt). Definitely taking notes for new ideas for the next build or mod. May be in the market for a grapple, I’ll keep you posted. I’m deployed in Africa till next year so I’m unfortunately thousands of miles from my garage. GWT videos among a short list of other channels are my go-to for free time leisure! Gentleman, keep it coming!
Thank you for your service sir!
@@GoodWorksTractors Your welcome!
Great job Chris! What a wonderful set of mods indeed!
George has me heading for the shop instead of the Internet for mods! Thanks for sharing all these.
Really great video to show all the innovation out there I think I speak for everyone when I say thank you for your ideas very impressive
Great job on this, Chris! Looks like some really great ideas submitted
Yeah, good job Chris. Maybe we can just have you do all the videos from now on 😂👍
I think George needs to work for an R&D Dept. for the folks making compact tractor attachments. Love your video's
The tie down brackets and the cable layer are nice enough to be commercialized.
Excellent job Chris, very well done. Great Vid 👍🏻
Idk who George is but he isn’t an inventor...... he must be some kind of Master Wizard. Those were some IMPRESSIVE creations!! 😳😂🤣
This is absolutely the best video about tractor accessories that i have seen in a long time, Thank You for puttting this information out there.
Absolutely amazing video.
I could enjoy seeing videos like this every quarter.
Nice job
Glad to hear it, thanks!
Great 👍 video's
Handyman nice ideas
Very smart people 👍 👌 😊
Greg
Great video, please do again, would love some of these to make it to the market.
I was loving the creativity and ingenuity shown on this video.......until I got to the guy with the Protero mods..Bwahahahaha! Couldn't stop laughing... Loved the rest of the creations!... I will certainly be looking into fabricating that storage rack. That is awesome. Will be making one like that to put in my shed and store some of my attachments that had to sleep outside part of this winter. Great video!..Thanks for sharing!
Ha! Loved it! Looking forward to your next creation 😎
thats all great ,including the firewood holder.
George is a wild-man!! Great to see all of these….keep them coming.
That video gave me plenty of ideas.
Great job Chris!!!
Thanks
George is a wizard
Chris, these are all great ideas, thanks for sharing.
I liked the diff peddle and others.
I mow a wooded acre with my X738. There are always sticks to pick up. I plug in a luggage rack and sit a 4 foot long tote on it for sticks. From the seat I use a pick up tool and drop the sticks into the tote.
Ha that's pretty cool!
Wow these were ingenious ideas. Thanks for sharing these great ideas.
That was really good - I enjoyed that!! Some seriously good ideas there.
I enjoyed the video, some crafty people out there. Was looking for some wheel spacers for my Kubota figure I would check out the bora one you mentioned . $288 for to rear steal spacers? Thought they were steal not gold ...
I liked those warning lights
Me too!
Great job ! Thanks to all for those clever ideas ! Quite interesting to apply for everyone ! 👍 Please follow to share ! Looking forward to see more ! 😊🙌🙌😊
Thanks for sharing the great ideas and I'd love to see more ! Cheers
Have a great weekend!
I was tired of big clots in my garden all the time so I fabricated a set of spike harrow with a springtine Harrow behind it I should send you pictures of that working on my subcompact tractor it works better than a set of discharrows
Very cool, yeah send over some pictures and we can get it in the next edition. Thanks!
Hey! Don’t forget that other tractor owners besides just green ones have good ideas too!😆...
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Love it all, thanks!
Great video !
Hope you do more of these
Use a quick hitch as a log skidder. Back over your log drop the quick hitch over it hook up the log then lift it just off the ground and skid away.
Great content and I love your stuff. Do you think you could put one together for fire extinguishers. Which one's to put on, mounting systems, safety features and/or what typically causes a fire on a tractor? Keep up the great work
Best tractor mod. video I have seen! Great job fellas!
Awesome ideas. I love how clever people can be. Great video as always. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Jason!
I love seeing others inventions. Great vid!
Great video Chris,! Nice job!
Super nice upgrades! The one thing I don't care for is mowing at night with the bugs.
Love your videos you guys certainly are very interesting certainly appreciate your honesty
Some very excellent suggestions! On my 1026r, I see some copies in the future! Thanks hoping for more in the next few weeks!
Haha glad to hear it!
That leaf hauler on pallet forks gets me thinking of how to load it easier. Basically a similar set up for a rear mounted bagging system, except the extra blower/pick up motor is mounted to the box and powered either hydraulically or by a small gas engine to pull the clippings from an lower deck under the tractor to the forward box that's on a front loader arm. The front loader being able to lift higher to pour the box contents into the box of a truck or into a larger trailer.
This is my favorite tractor channel!! You fella do a great job!!! Thank you!
The wooden box only retails for $19,999.99
Only if it's green
Excellent video! Please do more of these!
Thanks! Will do!
Great video.
Great mods !
Most useful video I have seen in a long time.
Very good ideas
Thanks for putting this together
👍👍👍👍👍
Wow, these are some ingenious ideas !
Vise on the weight box is nice, I’d put it on with a 2” receiver box/hitch to make it removable and do it could be used on a bench too.
That was good stuff! Thank you!
Love the show
This is good stuff !...I loved it and I'm going to be looking at this many times over with my note pad in hand !!
pc
Haha, glad you liked it Patrick!
Great ideas, please post more as you get them.
To many good Videos loving this channel!
Great post.👍 Haven't watched your channel in a long while.
This was a great video
I was wondering if anyone make an extension flat towing bar, I want to be able to move my 16ft RV around the farm, got a truck but it's not 4 wheeldrive . Any suggestions from fab guys, or where I can get one... I need George on speed dial. 🤣👍💜. Very nice storage space for winter equip. 🙌
George is awesome!
Leaves are great!…….great for composting that is…
Keep the info coming. Great stuff.
Thank you!
I would love to know what control valve the guy used for his hydraulic top link! Want to do the same thing up here in Canada. Spit some knowledge at me folks!
At over $350.00 bux plus shipping for YOUR cat 1 quick hitch, my $99.00 quick hitch from harbor freight and two sets of bushings is just as strong, and a helluva lot cheaper. I've been running this setup for almost 3 years now with out a single problem. And one of my attachments is a 48.3 inch reverse rotation rototiller that is VERY well built and heavy.
If memory serves, it's roughly 15 pounds lighter than the Speeco and nearly every day I have someone buy a Speeco from me because their cheaper Harbor Freight hitch either doesn't fit or has had another issue.
So, I'm glad to hear it's working well for you, however it appears they have some real quality control issues going on.
If you're using a quick hitch on a rototiller I would suggest you try it without. Quick hitches are pointless on small Tractors.
@@supporterofeverythingyouli6255 Very much true.
Pretty sure you're not correctly assessing the situation. The folks that are buying quick hitches already tried hooking up without. They want a better solution. Nevermind, it all makes sense now that I re-read your user name 😂👌
@@GoodWorksTractors there is one out there?!
Great Tips tricks and hacks. Do this again.
George can fab, thanks George.
I was wondering g if you cold put together a video on maintenance of the 2 series . Oil change/transmission oil chage.
Ik this is an old video but mayb I’ll get a answer I have a 64” frontier snowblower I’m looking to change it from pto to hydraulic driven any ideas how big a motor I would need
I just watched your show, I liked it a lot. The only thing i did not like it was ALL john deer . i have a kubota . May you could and some please. PS GREAT SHOW
Why did you have to point out something you didn't like?
Love this! Can't wait to see #2
I put a light bar on my rops and since your not supposed to drill or weld on rops use hose clamps to attach it
Yeah that's a great idea
This is such a fun video!
Would be more interested if it weren't all Deere. You know orange folks have a lot of great ideas too.
I had no idea
Can we get plans for these mods
If I have wider tire footprint or ballest in my tires how does it affect my grass ? I have1023 jd and it already tears up lawn
Pointed setscrews are called dog point set screws. If only the speedco quick hitch is available.
Ty 🏆 🙏👏👍💪😳👴🐕🚜🤠😎🙏🙏
Anyone ever find the correct led headlights for the JD2520 tractor? 2007+year range.
Thank you in advance for anyones help
Do they make rear wheel spacers for a kubota l3800 1 - 1/2"
BORA does: www.motorsport-tech.com/4DCGI/switchtractormodel
Be like George.
Ha. He probably could start a school!
ALL of you that gave your Great Ideas, please protect you ideas legally. It's a simple process.
Good video, but one thing needs change: everything is john deere. I have all Ford stuff
I thought the ballast box with the winch mounted to it was most impressive, I mean that’s a all-in-one thingamajig
A simple ring will pull out a T-post.
I emailed Bora about spacers for a RK55 but they haven't responded. I'll give them a call next time I'm around the tractor.
Good luck!
I liked the side plates for the grader blade. It kinda turns it into a box blade without ripper shanks. Now if there was a way to add the shanks and remove them. You would have a three in one blade. I bet it would sell.
Might be worth looking into further!