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Debris Cleanup! Grapple Rake and John Deere 5075E!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
- Johnny 5 goes to the field to clean up flood debris using the grapple rake from Precision Manufacturing. Tractor Time with Tim hunts logs and other debris with help from Katriel who flies the drone over the field.
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Great video!
We use a grapple for feeding hay and not much else. Once in a while we’ll find a situation were we need it for other things.
Nice Drone footage tap screen to focus
Seen Katriel on the back of the Purdue Ag Alumni magazine. Good article. Very cool.
really? We haven't seen it! Is it available online?
Found it! Thanks for the heads up!
Tractor Time with Tim No problem. Brothers the alumni and is at Veterinary school up there too.
Christy Are they trying to hurt your foot again? Tim you need to put one of those mirrors on the grapple. Like they put on the front of the school buses so they can see down in front of the buss to see the kids crossing in front of the busses.
I work my 5075e hard! No big time hard! From grapple to all the implements front and rear. This machine kicks azz ! I take care of my machine and it supports us!. John Deere was great and was one of the best buys for our farm. I would recommend to my family and friends oh hell yeah!
Thanks for sharing the grapple rake.. Happy Father`s day !
Raspberry PI video feed on the top of the loader to a 7 inch cheapo tablet in the cab would probably save a bit of time for less then the price of JD fridge magnet.
Thanks Tim. Good to see mom and dad out and working.
It seems odd that the manufacturer doesn't make the bottom part of the rake/grapple longer like the one on Johnny 1 for the 5. Maybe a patented design problem?
Pretty cool that your dad bought and reclaimed that tract of land at a time when men his age were looking to retire. Stories like that are inspiring! Thanks for sharing.
Can you make a video on how to drive the 5075e
Another great video Tim. It’s nice that you can still see and help your dad and mom. 👍👍👍
Great video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks James!
Tractor Time with Tim love your videos
Tim you did a great job by the way Tim you guys are not stupid you guys are good folks thanks for the video's
I have an idea why don’t you install one of those cameras on top of the cab in front having a camera facing downward so you have a better angle looking in the front of the tractor and maybe one for the back and to install the Monitor in the Cab That would be an idea I would do if I had trouble seeing just a helpful idea
Good video. Tractors AND drones. What’s not to love ?!
When Katriel is using the drone and she's searching have her hover over the logs until you get there but we all have to learn new ways to do things. Great video working with your mom and dad would of been nice to see them in the video
Love seeing the 5075e cab work !!
Nice equipment you guys are blessed. Have a great day
Next vid can you bring the camera in the 🚜
Nice Drone footage! Grapples do make life easier for sure. 👍😊
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Enjoyed the video Tim, Christy & Katreil. Great video footage. Beautiful senset. Very nice tractor. Glad you didn't get hurt Christy when you had to jump off the truck. Y'all take care and God bless.
Great job enjoyed that!!!!
I love that tractor
I have to agree with Christy - "Little Johnny" would have been as fast or faster BUT Big field big tractor. This is a good opportunity to demonstrate a bigger tractor for us viewers. Will next years flooding creek bring this debris back onto the field? Bonfires are always fun. You can tell, you can take the farmer and make him a software engineer and a You Tuber but - Like father like son Tim talks about the land with a special love. Maybe Katriel can use her drone skills in a different country to demonstrate Ag. processes. (Did she ever get to Milk a cow?) take care always
I don't think it is the speed or size of the tractor. It is the design of that grapple. It is just awkward and I suspect it would be just as awkward if it were mounted on Johnny. Like the 4-in-1 bucket, Tim has probably convinced a lot of viewers NOT to purchase that implement. :-)
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Well done ! Thumbs up.
“Why’s it seem Christie’s always the one in danger?” So true! So funny Tim. Enjoyed watching Johnny 5 at work in the big field. Nice mix of arial, outside, and inside of cab video.
Yep when you have property there's always work to be done thanks for the video
Tim Christi & Family very interesting on how use the grapple we don't have a use for now maybe some day thank you
God Bless All
PaK
Thanks Christy, Katriel and Tim, I want a grapple!
Great Video
you make driving johnny look real easy i rented a 3000 series and had a bucket and a scraper with an expanded metal wheel not so easy just to move some wood chips and gravel. i know that you have been doing this for years.:)
You look great on that bigger tractor Tim! Good job on the drone Katriel!
Great video. Those grapples are really handy.
Nice! Back in my day, we didn't have all those fancy attachments. We would hook the Super C up to the 2wheel trailer and drive back and forth looking for debris! That is how I learned to drive! I think a skid steer would have been the right piece of equipment with a grapple to use here.
Nice video tim and kristie and the grapple works great for this job, and the drone makes beautiful pictures 👌
I'm still saving for one. Hopefully by the end of the year so I have it for the winter.
You’ll love it.
Sooooo when will we see a Johnny 9r in the family
>8^)
Soon ?
Did the flooding bring you some sand too? Kind of looks like it, but hard to tell for sure from the video.
Yes.
@@TractorTimewithTim Thankfully nothing like some of the unfortunate farmers in Nebraska. I haven't seen it, but my parents said some entire fields were turned into sandboxes this spring. :-(
Yes, major flooding can totally destroy a farm.
Great looking shots of the countryside with the drone. Katriel knows how to use the joysticks.
Christy, you should get a grapple for your Ventrac if they make one. That machine impresses me.
Couple more Ventrac project videos coming soon. We were impressed with how it handled these projects too!
A landscape or York rake on the back then use the grapple to pick up the pile. Most larger grapples can leave something to be desired to pick up an onsie or twosie 4-8" diameter log.
Good video Tim and Christy! I like the grapple really useful for lots of stuff!
Hi Tim I need help choosing a gravel for a 2020 John Deere 20 40 66 hour which I have never used I have no idea which one to choose thanks
Perhaps reread your message. Thanks!!!
Just curious of your 5075e has a buddy seat in it? Is it a Deere Option? Thanks
It has a buddy seat. It is not an official option, but my dealer (AHW) made it work.
what size is the grapple
Maybe next time ...
Maybe next time??? Don’t get it.
Donde esta la leche
You need a mirror like they have on the rear of some delivery vehicles, only mount it on the arm of the loader so you can see the grapple.
That might work!
Great idea to use a drone to help locate the fallen wood.
Nice video Tim just an easy feeling and getting some work done with the family. I suppose you could get a camera and lcd screen for the cab and give you some extra eyes over the hood. I did that with my small tractor for cultivating very hard to watch whats going on in back and drive straight at least for me LOL.
Drone footage!! Looking good my man.
Hey, good to hear from you!
Do you have to tile those bottoms?
Yes.
Another good video Tim. I liked nice seeing 5075 in action. Jdmich👍
Thanks Bob!
I'm wondering if a rake on the back end would've picked more trees. Pile it up then use the grapple.
I had the same thought. Most of that stuff was reasonably small.
The grapple is one of the best inventions for tractors and skidsteers. I wonder is running over that land with a big landscape rake would have been better?
My grandpa has a 5105 tractor with loader like yours
Great video by the whole family... Might need to have a word with grandpa, though.
I've thought about mounting a camera on the FEL, to help with visibility.
A mirror might work
Have a nice trip, see you next fall! Is Christy ok after falling off the back of the truck? Got to love the little shenanigans that happen on the farm!
use ur bucket level indicator
Mack B. I’m pretty sure the bucket level indicator was unchanged from the implement they had on last. It clearly was showing the wrong level for the grapple rake. But yeah it would help a lot with that long hood and the inability to see what they were picking up.
I think this would've been a great place to have one of those King Kutter 1.5 ton dump trailer behind the 1025r or your Dads tractor. That way you could make piles and fill the trailer with big tractor, instead of having to run to the fence row so much. Just an idea, I really want one of those trailers they look ptetty handy.
Maybe you could try wiring up a camera to the front of the tractor and have a screen in the cab so you can see what your doing way easier!
I'd like to have a machine this size but really do not need it. Is fun to watch and see what it can do.
If I ever find the need and budget I may just end up with one.
As well as being utilitarian, tractors are just plain fun to operate. Dangerous if not careful........ but fun !
By dumping near the creek wont you have the same pieces back in the field next year ??
Eric Koster shhhhh.... job security for videos.
Where would you put them?
@@TractorTimewithTim Burn pile?
Wet, Joe. Honestly, the approach we use has worked for years. Typically, we don’t see this much flooding, so there is not as much of an issue.
Tim, I have noticed in a couple of recent videos that the tractor bonnet, loader and implement mounted on it tend to restrict vision quite a bit making it harder to pick things up. Have you considered a cheap reversing camera kit for a car, with the camera mounted to the loader arm and the monitor near the drivers position as a solution to this. I'm thinking along the lines of both items being fitted with a magnetic base or a vac base for the monitor when used with a cabin tractor, so a single system could be quickly added to a machine when needed, or quickly removed when needed elsewhere. Would even work for Casey 3 etc when trenching and the cab face or floor interupt your line of sight to the bottom of the trench. Just a suggestion.
Nothing like a game of agricultural pick up stix, we do it somewhat the same but utilize 2 drones and 2 tractors, as you can imagine this makes for quite an interesting time LOL
Maybe it’s just me, but you need to find larger projects to justify bringing out the big guns. Johnny 1, (or is it 1.5) was more than adequate for this job. On the plus side I LOVE that your adding drone views. Keep up the great work!
This was not the only project we did this weekend. ...and it didib’t turn out exactly as we intended. Fascinating how folks think this works. 200 miles from our house. We don’t have second chances on what to take.
Look into an AgCam. Mount it on front of the loader arms and You'll be able to see what you are doing better.
I’d like to find one that records (in high definition) as well, so that we could include the footage in our videos.
Picking the most important attachment is hard ; But, the grapple has to be right up there
Would have been a great job for the 4-1 Bucket also
Did he buy all thows prices of equipment or renting them or what
But still very nice. Good job
Welcome to our channel.
We discuss the equipment acquisition in detail on our website, and on prior episodes. This tractor is a subsidized rental from AHW LLC, a John Deere dealer in central Illinois/ Indiana.
The grapple is from precisionmfg.com. They provided it for demonstration purposes
Is that hydrostatic?
No. Shuttle shift.
Tractor Time with Tim thank you! Good video!
Ha...my first thought when I started the video was along the lines of "The Heavy Hitch setup looks kinda puny on that tractor". Glad to hear a solution is in the works.
I can hear your Dad now " that grapple works great Tim, but now I don't need one". how do limbs that big get out in the middle of a clear field? IDEA--- mount a backup cam to the front of the tractor maybe it will make it easier to see what you're doing.
We have a 5055e with no cab it is perfect for the grapel
Does your dad have a batwing mower on the farm I'd love to see the 5075 pull it and a review as I own a 5075 and am wanting to purchase a 15ft mower
I will be reviewing a 10’ batwing on the 5075e soon.
@@TractorTimewithTim that's a good start!
Don't have a grapple(yet) as I'm too "thrifty" or as I say cheap ol' bastard LOL. Still using loaders be they wheeled or tracked. Was rock and boulder picking with my JD 350B crawler loader monday evening. Grapple would have been better.
Yea, dig down in that wallet...you will not regret getting a grapple!
@@TractorTimewithTim Just got off the phone with my JD dealer: they are working up the quote for me.Armsrong grapple,6' wide with 6.5" lower tine spacing.Thinking it will go on my JD 2350 with the JD 146 loader.
Would appreciate it if you would at least contact precisionmfg.com. They have lots of grapple options. Might have just what you would need.
A little camera showing whats happening would help i think
Uh, ok. Thanks for the advice.
Going back 30years now i also used to operate a front end loader in our Fiat 650 and also remember it was a chellenge to see what one was doing from the cab .Cameras wernt around then but would have been handy
Oh, I see what you mean now. Yes, a camera on the front would be helpful.
I can get a lot done with that grapple
They have camera and displays for sell on SUV's and wrecker trucks... Mount one camera over the front (for bucket, grapple) and another in the rear for the dragging tools. One display in the cab.
John Deere has factory options for machines with the command center display as well.
Skip messing with the weight plates - fill the tires with Rimguard and toss a box blade on the back.
Glad you mentioned Rimguard. Excellent solution!
However, a box blade is not heavy enough to make a difference.
Tractor Time with Tim a land pride BB2572 for a 25-55hp tractor weighs in at 549 lbs. - that plus the rimguard, think you’ll be just fine - my EA wicked 60 grapple on a Kubota L4060 handles that setup perfectly
Chris, the manual for the 520M loader says we need 3850lbs on the 3 point hitch!!!
This loader can lift 3600 lbs to full height.
Quite frankly, it is over-sized for the tractor in my opinion.
Having said that, I like it...this leaves the decisions on how much to lift to the operator, rather than to the limitations of the loader. I'm not sure if that makes sense, as it is hard to put into words.
Tractor Time with Tim maybe for the loader and using it at capacity - but certainly not for the grapple tasks at hand in the video. (Now, if we’re talking using the loader to capacity, then we agree, you need more than a box blade)
This grapple is 871 lbs. it feels heavy even when empty. The short wheelbase is really limiting when we get to the higher capacities.
Isn't it a little late for planting
Is truck trailer Tuesday over?
Nope. Just taking a break. Sorry.
how is planting going for your family
You really were "flying blind", not able to see what you were wanting to pick up. I think you had it right, Little Johnnie would have been a good choice for this job.
Hopefully Christi is ok
Maybe you should get a tractor with a sloped hood so you could see better. Like that grapple.
The new 6r has been redesigned to have more slope. It provides much more loader visibility.
That would be good
We typically have the spotter drone sending GPS coordinates to the tractor and then "grapple cam" gives you perfect visibility. Just kidding, I use a golf cart.
This is the second time we've seen you use that grapple and both times it hasn't looked like it works all that well. I wonder if the manufacturer had some specific use in mind when they designed it? The design of the Artillian grapple and others like it which have the longer bottom tines seem much more applicable to picking up logs and general debris.
Joe, it works beautifully. Unfortunately, by the time I got the hang of it (the next day), the camera was gone.
That's it... take all of that brush back over to the creek bank so you can repeat this entire episode over again next year... C'mon man... Pile it up and burn it now...!
Too bad they don’t make a 25’ wide grapple so you could just comb the whole field. Good video.
As usual this was a great video. It is wonderful to see your folks still active and working the fields.
One suggestion that I have is getting a couple of hand held radios for when you are doing a “team” activity like this. They make coordination between vehicles and ground crew a lot easier and quicker than having to call individual cell phones. I have a couple set up on my farm channel and they really come in handy.
Had the load been low you would not have seen the rut
Kinda looks like the time I tried swatting flys with a baseball bat!🤪
Drones are useful in so many ways you don't think of. It seems like that loader frame really blocks your view.
More the hood, really.
Looks like Christy has an injury claim against The Tractor Time With Tim company....lol Hope Christy's okay Tim for your sake!
where did christy get the John Deere shirt?