Hello JEff Magar, could I feature this clip on my channel? Any comment what happened?Thank you

what size... Thanks for this, I'm considering one myself. Any updated?

More rpm and you can go faster

Wonderful...

Nice looking Tractor!

That was cool!

Everybody is an expert 🤣🤣

It works better when the throttle is at the full position.

I thinking about doing a faswall house as well. If you don't mind me asking, what was the sqft of the walls, how many faswall bricks were needed and what was the cost? I assume the concrete and re-bar added to the cost yes? Are you happy with the Faswall? Did you just nail the siding into the faswall? Did you do all the Faswall work yourself, was it hard? Thanks!

camera lens is of negative power. Therefore, in the view distances are lengthened and hills flattened. This makes Rock Creek canyon look rather less dramatic.

If you could see me now, there would be little cartoon heart bubbles floating out of my head.

6/26/2020, Daughter and I made this trip in my 02 Ranger 4x4. This spot now has 3 slide areas, the third after the first 2, duh. This is not a road for 2 wheel drive.Spoke with my Daughter this morning about the slide areas, they are not washouts, just slides. The third slide is slide is about a hundred feet past the second. This is very sketchy, second slide looks to have slid down a little more in 2 years. Number 3 slide has a slant toward the valley and seemed to be steeper than the other 2. No matter what, look before you drive it with any vehicle 2 or 4 wheel. NO 2X4 should try this. Years back, 1970's and 80's I made this trip a few times with a 2x4 pickup, won't even try it now.

Nice video and good job! 6-2-19 update. Condition is very similar, but a bit muddy with the last bit of snowmelt. Made it through no problem in my Tacoma (33's + 2 inch lift) but it's still sketchy

Deseo comprar el tiller, necesito un contacto.

I am sorry to have to tell you this but if you didn't buy a John Deere Tiller.....you didn't buy a tiller. You bought a tiller wannna be! I till gardens/food plots commercially and over the years I've owned every tiller on the market and son Deere puts them all to shame

Nice teamwork. I rode this section a couple of times both directions in the last month- watched a brand new Toyota FJ and a fairly new Tacoma do some "active sheetmetal clearancing" in there before turning back to lick their wounds. Having knobbies on a DRZ400 made it considerably easier for me.

How does it compare to the Beehive washout?

Good teamwork! Definitely looks like it was a very challenging section!

I have it. I live in Japan,but I couldn't see it.So you're lucky!!

It works good, but tires has to be againt thorns...🤣

Flail would do a better job

I love it and I would like to know if you have an agent in Africa. Especially East Africa

Do all of the Yanmar sound like that that motor sounds like it's a bathtub go to pieces

i was thinking about purchasing one of these, i have 7 1/2 acres behind the house thats overgrown thick with elms (mostly saplings) on one side and lots of brush and tall weeds on the other side, i don't want to cut it all down just clean it up a bit and make a garden spot and walking trails, but the land used to be farmed and has the plow ruts, wondering if it would handle that terrain?

The engine on that tractor has a serious problem. Like a rod bearing kind of problem. yikes

Condon to Wasco..the longest 40 miles in the world....driven it more times than I can count....

You should have the safety chains hooked to your PTO outer guards. Running the PTO with the guards spinning very dangerous

Yeah, I needed to set the preload up a bit for that lean angle! :D

Nice tractor & tiller

Scraping the pegs ! At Pat's Acres? I had no idea! Nice.

I have an older DF brush mower and it makes 5 times the noise but works fine.

This work can be done much faster and with less milling speed. I envy you because you have a lot of extra money to buy a milling cutters.

So how long did it take to till that field? couple weeks?...........lol

Work that damn tractor dont baby it!

Wonderful item, have an identical one here at our small acreage on Vancouver Island, BC & it cleared a half acre of really persistent brambles & brush including over our septic field! Worth every dime....good illustrative video, just sent the link to a friend here. Regards, Joe Simpson.

fantastikk!!

Great tractor. I owned one from new 1973 with a digger and loader. Sold it 2006 due to ill health.

such a durable machine, my grandpa used to have one for plowing snow and skidding trees. When he died it was in the will for me, ive used to it to clear a lot for my house and for my landing strip plus countless amounts of gravel i have spread with it and the thing WONT DIE i love it. shame you sold it

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Very cool videos... You should try a time lapse with a kitchen egg timer!

Send me an email, tell me what was the problems. I thank you Ed

Open the cover where the chain take place, investigate, the chain need oil, the rest need grease, be ready to clean all , remove it completely, and use better quality. You may need new grease nipple, for the price put all new. Get used to care for that equipment. If the problem consist, have some one with good knowledges to show you how to operate the tractor, and the tillers.

the equipment is working to slow you are going to burn lots of the fluid . Check the tillers invest in a heavy duty type, more money but better result, try in running the equipment one speed faster. the tillers should not have the shape of a knife, the bottom should keep a line curve parallel to the top. Inspect your tillers, hoping to find something not normal.

Or just take the tractor out of idle How long have you had this tractor kuz im 13 and i could probably get that field done in 1/3 the time that you will

Why don't you get a tractor that isn't crap..

Beautiful! Absolutely beautiful. I can see why you live up there.

At least he won't hurt himself at that speed

Get the RPM up to around 2000 it will work much better.

joe23ba would you explain your comment please

They have a 30"long and 3/8 thick blade