Tire disaster!! John Deere 3025e running the Armstrong AGR mini grapple in 360 video.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Here I'm on my John Deere 3025e running the Armstrong AGR mini grapple in 360 video. I talk about how I use it and the techniques I use to get the job done. Its great because you can use your phone or mouse to move the picture around and see what you want to see while watching and listening to the video. Darn I sound like a big old country Texan. (lol) I also have a few good songs to listen to while doing so. See links to them below. They are awesome and I'm proud to have them in my video. Miles Of Cocaine by The Grizzled Mighty, Hillbilly Hollywood by JD Dohnal, and Someday by Jim Burnevik. These are amazing songs that will pluck that country string you have waiting for a plucking. Watch and enjoy. Comment and subscribe and remember...Someday that sunshine will come. ; ) Remember to stay twisted.
• Miles Of Cocaine
• Hillbilly Hollywood - ...
• Someday
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85030, 85036, 85042
The 360 camera is interesting. I enjoyed looking around the property.
Nice video, that 360 camera is pretty neat, really enjoyed being able to look around the work area. Great job. I am waiting on my 3025e to be delivered so I can get to work clearing my land and planting some stuff. Been waiting week now for the rear remotes, they are going to install them and run a line to the front to operate the same grapple you have here. I think it will take some getting used to, but operating it with the rear remote switch is cheaper than a third function. Gonna look into a diverter kit as soon as someone comes out with a 3025e specific kit.
You will love it. The biggest little tractor out. 👍
@@PawPaws_Place yay! I’m chomping at the bits to get to work.
This is super cool
Thanks. Hope to do more. Some around the pond.
Just a reminder to all those in the comments, meditations by Marcus Aurelius is on TH-cam audiobook for free.
Did you cut down the twisted pine tree?
No. It’s still up at the gate.
Now see,you did the tire all wrong...You're supposed to spend 3 hours trying to break the bead,tear your hands up fishing in the new stem,then spend another hour trying to get the bead to set with a little 12V air compressor. But nooooo,you "cheated" and took it to a tire shop lol.I've got my own Coats tire machine and still take the difficult tires to a tire shop...Just did that getting some 33's off of some Jeep 15" rims. Did 1 and it took 15 minutes and also cut the bead.Tire shop did the other 4 in 15 minutes and didn't cut a bead.And my back didn't complain.And I didn't tear my hands up....Handy little tractor btw. Big enough and that's all that matters.
Amos we did cheat a little. lol I took it off and went to the Tractor Supply and got a new valve stem and pulled it through with some pliers but the hard part was getting all the mud out. Then I did try for about 30 min with a small 12v compressor but then took it down the road to a really great neighbor who aired it up with his big compressor. He also taught me a trick about blowing air in without a chuck on the hose that I had never seen done. I guess we are never too old to learn a new trick after all. 😊
@@PawPaws_Place :) lol. Next time if neighbor isn't home wrap a ratchet strap around the tread area and cinch it down then set the bead with any compressor. Just be sure to loosen the strap before adding much air. Then there is the starting fluid and fire method: that can be "interesting". I bought a bead setter air tank from Amazon. That works 99% of the time.With my Coats laydown machine I've probably fixed or replaced at least 70 tires: paid for itself many times over.After repairs only have $250.00 in it. Love having it. Tire shops getting rid of the laydown machines because you have to pick the tire and wheel assembly up to get on the machine. Workman's comp issue. The vertical machines you don't have to strain your back near as much. Usually dirt cheap if you can find one.
@@amossnowdaharleyman9179 back in my Army days we did that starting fluid method on the split rings. Talk about exciting. 😂
@@PawPaws_Place LOL. Done the starting fluid trick too. Sometimes it was rather "exciting"!