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A chain or cable if snaps can kill. These people have no idea what they are doing pulling these tractors out. Not to mention how they got into the mess.

I need some advice and wondering if this would be overkill ordering one of these. I have 1.5 acres only. 6500sqft of grass. However there is a lot of woods that need logs cleared and a ton of grading and hardscaping i need to do. Would this be overkill? Should i just get a garden tractor and rent equipment? I have lots of tractor experience with larger kubotas and planting 250 acres for a deer farm at my folks.

When did JD stop the 2 speed trans for the garden tractors? JD430?

Two incidents, first a drunk tractor operator took tractor into the unsafe water well , second a young man died by small Kubota, newly purchased. Flipped on slope.

My grandmas cousin died on the family’s chicken farm at 17. She was on the farmall m bushinghoggin a hill going in a horizontal pattern and she flipped and the steering wheel went through her chest cutting her in half all in front of her boyfriend he later on committed sucicide because of what happened and seeing it all. A few weeks later they lit the tractor on fire on purpose and it blew up then when fire was out they crushed it to peices. Tractor had bad luck wanted it destroyed.

Need to compare them all because these could fit in our garage and a few thousand more may not make it or break it in some of our cases like mine

Does anyone talk about the x700 ultimate? Seems JD wants everyone to forget about that model number in the 700 series line.

I bought a bad boy I couldn’t bring myself to pay Deere and kabota price we don’t have many other options where I live and I only bought a 25 horse

6/17/24 Great advice! I'm a newbie with a John Deere 5045e, and even though it's fun, it's a tool, not a toy. Excellent video. Folks need to understand that a tractor can kill you without remorse. Thanks

Yup. They hide them so you can't use it to its potential. That makes a lot of sense.

Is Bobcat a good subcompact/ compact? I see their excavators a lot on RUclips and while driving around in life here in CT.

ROPS up seatbelt on!

I think all tractor needs an exhaust pyrometers

Haven't watched your channel in many years but I pushed on what I considered a dead 8" tree and it didn't go over. When I backed off the tree top shook enough to drop a 4" limb on my head and that knocked me off the tractor which then ran over my leg with the front tire. As I was dazed badly by the limb, it took several seconds for me to get back to my feet and the tractor was moving in low reverse. I scrambled to the tractor and got it back under control. I was by myself in the woods and could've died that day.i am always careful but never saw it coming.

Great video, i dont own a tractor nor have i ever driven one but i still found the video interesting, now you should do 5 ways your Kei Truck can kill you.

Go slow

Yes make sure it’s Chinese before you buy it. Pay now or pay later.

Wait until Trump - if he does come back - to unleash his “Tariff magic” to pay for abolishing taxes for EVERYONE. This guy has been drinking bleach - secretly - the bleach had made it’s way to his brain 😊

In Canada tractors over 60 pto hp are non taxable. I do 15 ish snow properties and have a 6 acre property. I dont want a 5 series and my girlfriend don’t drive standard. They are making the 4075r for people like me, non business/personal users. The 4075r is 20k more than a 5 series but a 12 year old can drive it. Buy once, cry once.

In Canada tractors over 60 pto hp are non taxable. I do 15 ish snow properties and have a 6 acre property. I dont want a 5 series and my girlfriend don’t drive standard. They are making the 4075r for people like me, non business/personal users. The 4075r is 20k more than a 5 series but a 12 year old can drive it. Buy once, cry once.

First point of purchase should ALWAYS be how is your local service for that machine. Doesn’t matter how ‘good’ the machine is supposed to be… if your local service isn’t up to it or you don’t HAVE local service… you’d be better off with a different machine.

The roll over looks like a McCormick Deering WD9. Those as well as old gear drive farmalls were pretty notorius for flipping over and popping up when you hit the high gear on accident, especially when there was loads or implements involved. I still love the antiques though, just got to start out slow and easy on them till you get the full feel of how they drive.

Problem with America / has gotten soft and lazy.

Thank you for posting this compilation video! I have a Kubota 4200 and I only use it 10-30 hrs a Year. So not a lot of seat time and it is EZ to make these mistakes, especially when working alone and tired! This video is perfect for the occasional operator like me so again Thank you!!!

Is it “Dear John” or “Dear Zhang” these days? Although no real deers were harmed in the manufacturing-process it could most reasonably be claimed 😊

My uncle died in a tractor accident - he was very experienced… 40 years of tractor use on his farm - he was alone so not exactly sure what happened

Not sure if I missed it in the video, are you using hammers or knives?

Maybe manufacturers should put attention to make tractors safer?

I had a shower door do the exact same thing just out of nowhere the whole glass window just shattered into a million pieces! And I hear that happens a lot with shower glass!

The “high-torque” back-flip in a tractor is the very same type of event like a chain-saw “back-fire” when if the top quadrant of the chain-saw end happens to become even momentarily immobilized, because of which, the chain being driven to the front towards the Edge seeks to run off the point of immobilization seeking to flip the chainsaw 90 degrees vertical using the user’s hand as pivot to reach their head & (hopefully not 😊) spilt their noggin in half.

Why isn’t he going backwards in lower gear

Did you try plugging it out and in again

Sunglasses are key for sure

Why is the ballast all the way up? Thank you

If nothing else will motivate you this will, I repair tractors all day long if you don't put weight on the back of your tractor when you have a front end loader then remember this you want more weight on the back of your tractor other wise your front wheel bearings will FAIL and it's not a matter they could but THEY WILL FAIL and then it's more of an issue because your going to need some very expensive tools to fix it's not a diy thing just take them to fix them You can use used radiator fluid and put into your tires buy it at a auto recycler for next to nothing and put it into your tires it's the best place to put weight in on the axel just remember only put 90% of fluid 10% for air it's that easy!!

I have a 1025R. Great tractor. Do you sell those rear view mirrors and support arms? That's what I need right now.

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I have a hobby tractor (old 9N). Tractors have a high center of gravity best to keep them level as possible.

When moving any load have your hand on the bucket control at all times. Have the bucket as low as possible. If you feel any pucker factor push forward on the control to drop the load. When the load hits the ground you are safe. I have moved big loads by just dragging the bucket. Don't even lift it.

That third video has been around forever. The dude was screwing around intentionally and took it too far. Nothing that happened before the rollover was an accident. He's just an idiot.

The center of gravity is so important. I have a small farm tractor by today's standards. 504 international utility tractor. I had used it for logging for years. Until we started logging in a gully. Then I realized the quality of the tractor and how it was able to handle the hills. Due to a wide stance and correct weight distribution. This was with good routing and well-planned pulls. I did also have a chain tied to a fence post and pulled it out. When it came free it did fly in my direction. Luckily, I tied enough chain to it the wood post it fell to the ground with the weight of the chain. Pulling things out of the ground I had a new respect for after that. The tractors and the pulling power must be respected and not taken lightly. I have always used heavy chains to pull with. We have broken them, but they fall to the ground. Which is why I don't think we had them flying at us over the years. Usually, 3/8 or higher with high strength. Sometimes thought and a better way to get the task done. Maybe slower but better. I only load or unload with plenty of light off a truck or moving equipment. Never get in a hurry. If so, it can wait to be done. Things do go wrong quick as I have found out. If you're lucky you mend with stiches and fractured bones. Others have not been so lucky. Stay safe and focused.

They make a similar units for trimming that go on a zero turn mower, which I think is a lot more maneuverable I think that would be a lot more user-friendly to operate

Do you have a reseller in Australia?

Our JD dealer has gone to you know where while our Kubuta dearer is pretty good making me want to trade for a Kubota. Anyone else having a problem with JD?

By primary school friend was killed by a tractor, run over by his dads worker. I miss that friend, he was never replaced.

Killed our area with a massive silage tarp. No spray. 3 weeks with daytime temps over 100 deg. killed all vegetation.

Cool. R&D is the fun part of inventing.

Good entertaining video loved the sledgehammer action! Haha and the aerial shots. Just thinking what would make this canopy better potentially was if it was longer ahead in the front as well in order to keep the shade better over your legs entirely (I saw in one of your clips in your video that the hot sun was resting right over your lap and even arms) and that might lead to sunburns overtime right? haha probably fine just a observation and personal preference I guess

Yikes. When the two lads jump on one side and he kept going they put themselves in the crush zone and the risk was 50/50 same as what just happened but rolling the opposite way. That was so dangerous, at least drop the load to 1" off the ground. Also lower the rear counter weight, this obviously was over looked.