ABSOLUTE DESTRUCTION! Large Brush Mulcher, Deere 5410
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2020
- Tractor Time with Tim tries the larger Baumalight MP560 Brush Mulcher on friends 100 acre property near French Lick, Indiana.
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I love "stand back" projects. At the end of the project you can stand back and marvel at all your work. 😁 Good stuff Tim!
It would be good but on John Deere it says
Safety live with it so meaning u would still have to look around to ur surroundings
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It's a learning curve with anything, but a beast like this is deadly. Good to take your time. I'm sure this guy is pretty quick with it by now.
sorry for you and your family's loss I'll keep you all in our prayers
Tim and crew that machine is great can clear brush and over growth better than anything we have ever seen thank you
God Bless All
PaK
I would use your approach Tim as well. Speaking from experience while backing over brush and small trees with a Woodmaxx 72H flail mower with hammer ( duck foot shaped) knives it does a wonderful job. But only go so far then pull forwards and take down to ground level. I had a small tree about 1 inch go thru the slotted holes on the skid plate ripped it down and broke a fuel line.
Tim they need to come up with a system that is like a backup camera. That way you don’t have to turn around all the time! Whatcha think 🤔?!
Great video! I want a mulcher so bad for my 5075E I think you guys should try a hydraulic top link and shorten the top when you back into brush and extend it when you go forward I think that would help a lot of the brush from swinging under the tractor😀 awesome machine!!!!!
💥 You need a tractor time with Tim flag to claim all the new territory your discovering with those mulchers. 😁
*Keep on tractoring!*
I'd love to try that on our tractors to clear out a tree line. You have a lot tools I have a use for. Really want to work out a time to do some projects @ my house & the farm. I want to get an estimate first though.
When I saw some of those "javelins" as they were being called, I thought firewood. Still that mulcher is a mean one. The 5410 did amazing with it and your 5075 should handle it just as well.
I also appreciate father and son stuff dad lives to far away to interact as often as I would like
Love that new mulcher. That’s one heck of a machine.
Hello Tim I hope you are enjoying your summer. My condolences on the loss of your father. God has blessed you with a wonderful man and role model for a father. I just hope that someday I can gain my fathers appreciation. My father is alive and very well but it’s like he’s dead to me.
However we both have a true heavenly father on the THRONE, who is always eternal, in heaven at the eternal celebration.
"I wonder if that's what we're supposed to shut the gate for". RTFM Tim!!! ;)
With the speed that big stuff is shooting forward I'd worry about mechanical things under the tractor getting hit and broken.
That elm will look really nice standing out on its own.
Time for the tractor time with Tim field day,
Thanks Tim!! You showed the viewers the MP348 Mulcher on your 2038 JD. and my grandsons put BIG bugs in my ear to get one too. So I got the MP 360 for my 3046r JD. I have land boundaries to clean up and Deere lanes to clear as well. Just harvested some pines off the property two weeks ago. I have a 2 year old grandson who loves watching your shows. Stay healthy
Congratulations! Will be interested to hear your results. Where did you buy it?
Tractor Time with Tim I bought it at John Deere dealer in League City Texas
Love this tool
DANG! I wish I had you for a neighbor, we could get into tractor trouble REAL quick! LOL. God bless.
What a beast ! Reminds me of a tree/branch shredder without the huge funnel on the back :-)
Finally i get to see the large mulcher in action thanks tim Bill from Georgia
Ha ha ha ha... large mulcher... that's cute.... large mulcher... yeah buddy. More like the world's most expensive cheese grater.
Hi Tim. I’m fairly new to your channel, and really enjoy your content. I wanted to mention that when you adjust a slip clutch, you need to return it to the factory setting after it cools down. The coefficient of friction of the lining material decreases when it gets hot necessitating the adjustment in spring force to compensate. Once the friction linings cool off they return to their natural coefficient of friction so you need to adjust the spring force back to avoid disabling the slip clutch.
We cooled it down (with water) before we adjusted it. Not sure if that is acceptable or not.
What a fun vid to watch. Thanks 😎
The best way to cut the bigger stuff would be to lift the mulcher up in the air 2 feet then back over the big tree until it cuts it off. Then you will be over top of the stump, then drop the mulcher down onto the stump grinding it away. The reason for doing it this way is when you got the mulcher all the way down at the start it grabs the biggest part of the stump to soon.
8 year mulcher here operating dedicated carriers. Try a hydraulic third link and pitch the mulcher down a few degrees when going forward with the door closed. I think you will get more bite and it will lift the chains out of the way to grab the debris vs dragging it.
I could not stop watching ,wholesome entertainment!
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Ideal machine for developers/homebuilders
That kicks butt for sure
That is way too big for My L-2501
I'm still glad I have this size for what I do, which is mostly moving dirt & mulch & rototilling
Ken
I’m thinking that if the top link had been shortened just a little that maybe it wouldn’t have let the brush jerk under the tractor hardly as much. If you notice it’s tilted more towards the rear which is making a bigger gap between the ground and mulcher to allow brush to come forward under the machine. Not sure it would make a difference but would be worth trying. Great Demonstration!
Tim I must say again I am very sorry for your loss. It seenms you had a close relationship with your father. My family was very combative, one reason did not marry. Thankfully your father passed on an ability to have family. I do not discount Christi's part in this either. My mother's cat just died Sunday. She was the last living tie to my mother. You and Christi together warm my heart and heal my soul. Christi is strikingly brave behind the camera, or when she tackles new equipment. Her camera work precludes seeing much of a stellar member of your team. God bless you all.
Thanks for the kind and thoughtful words!
It sure does work fast. Also it doesn't leave much for the clean up.
Omg amazing piece of machinery, the speed the trees go under the tractor sometimes is scary, 😂
Could you do a review on the 5075e please? And kinda show us how to work it and like a tour of it, thanks! Just think it would be interesting since this is like the first “BIG” you guys are used too.
Awesome machine.
I'll stay with my skid steer. You don't have to slow down like this does.
I came to the same conclusion. Although a tractor can be a lot more useful at times. A large heavyduty rotary brush hog would be my choice over that unit.
Or ride the clutch - omg. Use the right machine for the job...
A Fecon mulcher on a track loader does a much better job. That just looks like the tractor cannot handle the mulcher. I would hate to be backing up all of the time.
Enjoyed watching. One suggestion on these videos - it would be nice to see a before and after “panoramic” view of the job. I know I always “take a step back” and admire my work after a job is completed. I think your viewers would get that same sense after watching your videos. God bless.
My thoughts exactly
How is your mom tim tell her she is in my prayers have a blessed day love from TEXAS
Thanks Tina. She is doing better than I would be in same situation!!
Thanks for your prayers!
Looks to me to run it a bit off the ground backing and take stuff out. Then on the ground coming back forward. Going back he is eating roots and the top - and roots are tough, they interlace and have strength. Complex mowing and thrashing. That is for certain!
Tim, you've probably talked more people into buying tractors than any given number the salemen at the dealerships. You mentioned a few videos back about a shortage of compact and subcompact tractors. The local dealership (Monticello) had 20+ tractors 2 years ago when i bought mine. Drove there to get a part 2 days ago and there 7. (1) 102xR, (1) 3039R w/cab, (3) 40xxR 2 w/cab and 1 w/o, (2) 50xxR w/cabs. Few implements and NO USED TRACTORS ON THE LOT! Thought about trading my 3E for a 3R, can't quite get the checkbook out of my pocket. Please keep the vidoes coming. You're one of the very few wholesome and educational things to watch with the grandson.
Thanks for the kind words!
WOW!! Impressive!
sure is a beast on the big deere. nicely done
Hi Tim thanks for your reviews, great. I am wondering about the bigger Baumalight mulcher. If I open up a field with brush on it what about getting roots totally out of the ground or mulching and going over it again and a again do think the roots will die. Thanks Dave in Canada
Gonna burn that clutch up feathering it with that mulcher. You have to have a hydrostatic transmission or a creeper gear for those type implements.
Contrary to your belief tractors are exceedingly difficult to break, itll be fine!
@@Untruthfulcake ummmm. No. As durable as tractors may be, If you ride a clutch at high rpm on a regular basis you'll be buying a new one. Smh
@@Untruthfulcake if that's not good enough for you, you can contact the manufacturer of this mulcher, or any other PTO powered mulcher and ask them what type of transmission they recommended and why.
Care with this grinder-it can throw the pieces forward like javelins! And throws stuff backward,too!But it does grind it well-IF the material can stay in the shredding chamber and not get launched out!
Tim a cab does protect you from getting a limb smacking you in the nose and breaking it and a twig from poking your eyes out I have had rocks fly up and into my safety glasses while string trimming
I know you were just kidding with them Tim, but they don't need a new tractor. That 5410 will last a couple generations with proper maintenance. It's just a good looking machine!
Yep. It is in great condition. As you say, I was just kidding.
@@TractorTimewithTim I'm a bit partial to them. I used a 5510...just slightly bigger... as a mowing tractor for quite a few years.
With all the dust and weeds it had me sneezing. Ron
I think some of the issues with it being so violent in grabbing brush is two issues. On most other muchers you might only have two rows of knives or carbides in a spiral pattern around the drum and for lower HP machines they use depth limiting rings to reduce the "bite" of the cutters. Also I think backing in to a stand with the cutter all the way down on the first pass allows for there to be enough pressure of the ground to keep it engaged to the cutter and pull it rapidly through. (Think feed rollers on a wood planer) and that starting with the cutter higher then working it down as the pieces get smaller to produced better results. Most CTL mulchers work their machines this way.
I agree, watching forestry mulching businesses, they usually do a first pass higher up, then go back in at ground level, I think it was sucking in too much at once.
I have a feeling that the larger machine will do just as well at mulching once you learn its quirks a bit. You can have the finest paints and brushes but until you learn how to use them, a masterpiece cannot be created.
Agreed. We (they) were doing better with it at the end. I didn’t drive it much. I’ll get my turn on Johnny 5 :-)
@@TractorTimewithTim how much for one of those
cleotha loyd about $16,000 with TTWT discount at shopgreendealer.com/TTWT
@@TractorTimewithTim ok thanks
i bought a sacrificial ford 860 and a beat to death brush hog to clear about 6 acres on a farm we purchased that abutted our farm. i thought for sure i would break one of the 2 in half. i could not walk through the brush or see through it when the leaves were down (it was all willow and buck thorn), but with persistence and patience we cleared it down to bare earth and now have it planted into hay
That's one mean brush gobbling machine! With an open tractor I'd be concerned of being whiplashed in the face while getting into the thick stuff. I guess I'm relegated to doing that work by hand tools, but I can dream or just watch your videos! Best regards, Jay
That mulcher does a good job of clearing the trees, but I would be worried about some of the wood hitting and flatting a tire or two while working in that area and that larger tractor does help in that type of work. One guy in my area had a tractor about that size and had a brush hog behind it which did a great job of clearing brush and small trees growing along the power lines. He was working for the area electric company and must have made plenty of money clearing the area along the route and made more than enough money to keep his equipment working just fine.
The tractor and mulcher cleaned up that small area quite nicely and the material was ripped up perfectly and turned into mulch where your tractor and brush hog could take care of the rest and I would like rent such a machine to clear some land we have which has been growing up for a long time and too much for my tractor to do alone.
Tim, I was watching one of your older videos "stick a fork in it" and i think you should take a look at getting a walk behind or straddle stacker. Some are rated to lift up to 8000 pounds but for lifting implements you wouldn't need that much if Johnny can lift them to max height, maybe 2200 lbs?. I thought i would leave the comment on this video as you're more likely to see it. God Bless and have a great day.
The 2038 seems to do a very nice job with the batwing.
Yep.
I think I can do pretty much the same thing with my batwing brushhog. This implement looks like it's between a brushhog & a forestry mulcher.
For any quantity of trees, or bigger diameter trees a D7 Cat with dozer blade and ripper works the best - especially in the winter time where the roots cleanly come out of the ground.
D6 could do the same and be $1000 cheaper for a weeks worth of rent.
I have a question about the slip clutch on the implements. Instead of haveingslip clutches on all your implements, why can,t someone put the slip clutch on the tractor spline? That way everything you hook up will be protected by a clutch and you only have 1 clutch to maintan instead of several clutches.
i need one of those Tim
These Baumalight units have me really interested. Thanks for demonstrating them. Maybe they could put some type of recirculation plate on the back to minimize throw back. I'm afraid of hydraulic lines and filters getting knocked off. I know Denis Cimaf heads have disks which reduce bite per revolution to reduce grabbing this, kind of like rakers on a chainsaw blade. Denis doesn't make tractor heads though. Even with these features, the skidsteers running them still have demo doors installed.
I have a bunch of huge mount of autumn olives taking over an upper pasture, and spreading to the lower pasture, and some hickory saplings. My brush hog has a heart attack going through them, and most it won't even touch. Sounds like I'm grinding up a Volkswagen. I'd like to get an MP348 to clear them out. I have an NH TC30 which should work.
Mp348 would be good for you!
@@TractorTimewithTim Awesome
It would be interesting to give that tractor a close inspection underneath afterwards to see if any of those logs did any damage.
Nope, that is what those heavy chains are for,, I have a much heavier LIPA unit and never had anything get past the mulching head and into the tractor
that thing is freaking epice.
That would be a long slow job for Me, or one I'd just have to hire the right crew to get it done safely like cutting down a tree.
Looks like I lost the Stump Grinder purchase
For Now
Ken
It's a great machine for the clearing that it did. The field is looking good. I would be concerned about using the gear drive other than a hydro drive because I think the life of the clutch will be greatly shortened.
Performance/production on this mulcher increases by double to triple using Hydrostatic over creeper or low gear. Depends on HP.
Another thought-hope this shredder doesn't cause damage to the host tractor when it does the javelin throw!
I'd love to have one of those for the wild honeysuckle that grows invasively here in Kentucky. That would make short work of it!
Tim, does it bug you that those 3pt pto mulching heads all have gearboxes on one side that are exposed to standing brush/trees beyond the cutter head. Too bad there isn't a way to tuck that behind the head so that isn't getting beat up on standing brush. I suppose after your initial push into the brush, you could work away from the gearbox, but that seems like one advantage of skid-steer hydraulic units. Keep up the great videos!
Not sure what you mean by ‘beat up’ there is a heavy duty shield covering the mechanism.
Got the stuff chopped down! It works versus chainsaw etc. You guys do not seem to have ground hornets or wasps up there? Looks like deer/horse flies swarming around.
I think you are better control or this morning one this is June a good job it's not really chewing everything up
That would rip off my filters under my NH . Good video
Very nice my friend!! That is a nasty machine but that Autumn Olive is nasty!! I have 150 acre of that my self !!! It's great, hate that stuff!! Keep up the great work my love videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is a beast!. I enjoyed watching it in action. I’m guessing it would even grind some bigger tree stumps as well. It also seemed to do a nice job of “tilling” and incorporating the brush and soil below ground level on the finish passes. Yes, it was nice to see father and son working together, and they have a nice place. Looking forward to see more from there.
If the front bucket were down on float, it may reduce forward shooting projectiles.
I know you mentioned this before. How do you protect the hydraulic filters which typically hang below the tractor on John Deere tractors. This mulcher really throws those forward.
Hopefully, hydraulic filters are not hanging THAT low!
That baumalight is an eating machine. I agree I wouldn't want to put it on a cab tractor. To much damage that could happen. Thanks Tim great video
What if you curled the bucket and lowered it close to the ground. That should keep the trees from shooting forward.
The next step with this mulcher is to beef up the back bar to turn it into a grabber, have a piston attached to push it up and down, then plumb it to hydraulic remotes.
Drive up to brush, push down the grabber & grab the vegetation, drive out dragging the vegetation, lift the grabber, then drive over the vegetation, mulching it. It would be easier on the mulcher, tractor & the operator.
There is such a machine in Australia, it’s called the Scrub Claw.
We bought an old farm last year. 35 acres of fence line to clear and 10 acres of pasture to reclaim. So far, my wife has done about 4 acres by hand. She got injured and is wanting machinery to finish the job and showed me this video. Since we're still in the gut & add onto phase of fixing the 100+ year old house and the barn needs a new roof, it will be awhile before we can afford equipment to clear the fence lines and reclaim the pasture edgess. Any chance you'd come to AL and let us try it out with a New Holland TL100A for your videos? :-)
Ha! Would be fun.
How would the Ventrac Tough cut compare to that brush mulcher?
Have to watch out for branches tearing off hoses or objects under the tractor wouldn't you?
That piece of equipment is a hazard!
Yep, even after they said they closed the gate it was throwing stuff under the tractor and out the front at a pretty high velocity. I like what a local guy has -- a skid steer with a forestry disk mulcher mounted on the *front*. I hired him a little over a year ago to do a few hours' work out here. A lot easier to use, not having to go in reverse, and while it throws stuff off to the side, it's not hazardous to the skid steer itself. Yeah, getting a skid steer + the disk mulcher means spending right much more money than simply buying a tractor implement, but it does a lot better job without the danger to your equipment. He stays pretty busy hiring himself out with that thing I believe, so it's paying for itself over time. I'm going to get him out here again before too long, to cut some paths through the woods across the road.
I have a t4.75 New Holland and I would never use that machine to clear. I bet I would replacing pierced power steering hoses, prying wood from my 4WD assembly, replacing pierced hydraulic filters, etc. For the cost of that unit, I'll rent a skid steer with a brush clearing unit and be done with it with lots of cash left over. Yikes...
Is this at the radio tower site?
You spoke about elm tree blite. Is it like the Dutch elm disease that destroyed the elms back in the 50s 60s and 70s?
Yes, Dutch Elm.
Using a foot clutch to creep that slow seems like a bad idea. That's gonna get it way too hot. This would be best suited for something with a wet clutch or creeper mode.
I've had no issues with my 5410, it's a great machine. Using it for loader work is great.
Tim pls explain the hose or black tubing on side thanks and what is the model number
Really enjoyed watching the 5410 chewing through this tall stuff!:)That thing on the 5E would be cool as well...(just wondering why you didn´t use the 5075E) ;)
2 hour drive...and he already has a tractor. So we just took the mulcher. We’ll try the mulcher on Johnny 5 in another episode.
@@TractorTimewithTim that makes sense, I can understand that...thanks for answering!
How long does the tractors clutch last using this machine?
If I was an owl I could see a 3 point forestry mulcher being practical
At 3:00 don't blink! WOW!
You could put a chain curtain under the tractor to stop sticks shooting forward that could work
seems like theres no way of avoiding a stick punching through a front tire eventually
Would it work better like the skid steers. So bigger stuff you lift mulcher high as you can, back into the tree, then lower the cutter onto the stem grinding it to the ground.
Might work.
Elm is some knarly wood for splitting for fire wood. Love the Baumalight. Love the batwing Rhinoag, is there any TTWT discount code for that?
Sorry, no discount on the Rhino TS10. But I really like it!
Could you have used the loader to push the over and drove over them forward. Giving a better mulching effect ?
Woulda been pretty rough on the tractor.
Mulching below the ground is important if you don’t want flat tires down the road!
The Bauma-Light seems to be a compromise attachment, meaning there are much better attachments available, but they are for either a purpose built machine or a skidsteer. An articulating forestry mulcher would do more work in short order, but doesn't do anything but mulching and is a $1M machine. Skidsteers can be great, but if you don't own one or don't have the Hydraulic Flow then the cost is much higher.
Isn’t everything a compromise?
You are supposed to put the gate down going forward, it keeps it in longer
Would that mulcher suit a tractor with front linkage with 1000 rpm pto?
This size is offered with 1000 rpm...so, yes.
Nice machine tim and kristie and how bigger the machine how bigger the threes 😁👍nice video
I could smell that through my screen.
So does it have standard swinging hammer knives, or carbide tips?
Carbide tips.
If the zombie apocalypse ever does come, you won't need guns......just one of these. WOW......that was some awesome destruction it produced.
That mulcher does a good job. But a skid steer with the front end forestry mulcher does and much quicker job of clearing trees and brush. And I think they can mulch much bigger trees with ease. I’m sure the one in this video can do must anything the other one can do, but being able to raise the mulcher up to mulch the trunk of bigger trees while it’s still standing is much quicker. The problem I have with this type of setup with a tractor, is that there’s a lot of riding the clutch. But most people can’t afford to buy a skid steer mulcher setup just to clear brush and trees on their farm. Unless they own a thousand acres or so that is. I think I’d just rent one if I didn’t have a tremendous amount of clearing to do.
Would like to know if any Major tractor MFG JOHN DEERE, CASE, NEW HOLLAND, OR AGCO HAVE ANY PLANS TO MAKE A COMPACT OR UTILITY TRACTOR WITH A FRONT END THREE POINT HITCH AND PTO.??? IDEAL FOR A RIG LIKE THIS ESPECIALLY IF EQUIPPED WITH A CREEPER TRANSMISSION.