I'm looking at a deal on one of those 430's with a 4 way hydraulic plow and a deck. After watching some of your videos, I'm liking the idea of having one. Love the rear tires you have on it. 👍

Orange yellow or green, they all need a little extra TLC now and again. Been loving my Husqvarna about 20 years and 600 or so hard working hours. Not it’s Biggs and Stratton engine so much but still able to keep it running thou. GLS2754 I think. Nice video.

Great tractor my friend. I think you fuel mix is off on your saw, but that is good hard wood for keeping your house warm.

Several years ago, my brother bought and restored a 1984 430. It looks really nice. He doesn't even use it for anything. He plowed his garden for a couple years but wasn't into gardening all that much. He likes it as a trophy. He used to be a drag racer with big toys, but now does mini-tractor pulls. Guess he got old, like me (70's).

J-D made use of all the agri. engineers they had on staff. They designed a mini-tractor, unlike the home and garden center options available at the time. And, they answered a segment of the market that wanted something fancy to drive around the yard and garden.

Great video thank you

I'd look into extreme motor works for a stud replacement upgrade for the back rims. I know he has a stud kits for Cub Cadet supers and I'm sure they are the same as JD. I'm surprised JD used that style. I Love the tractor. I've only have one JD and it's a 140H3. But I have a small collection of Cub Cadet Supers though. I'd love to get a JD 420 or 430.. But I'm thinking I'm gonna go to the JD 855 or equivalent. Something 4 wheel drive and diesel. Great vid and Great Job!

Last year I filled tires with windshield washer fluid, put 2 suitcase weights on the back sleeve hitch and plowed 6-8" of snow just fine without chains on my IH Cub 1250.

Time to chain’em up and pull the bumper’s off 😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

still can't get mine off!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for doing what the store said was impossible. Their solution is to buy another weed eater when all I need is a replacement spool cover. This is very helpful! Do you have any idea where I can find a replacement spool cover? Unfortunately, I have destroyed the cover and have had no luck locating a replacement. Any help would be appreciated!

i got the Bauer trimmer and it's a bummer with the tiny spool

Thanks for the video great video

Thanks for doing this review. I usually use a string trimmer when my curbs need a trim. I do not hit them every week or when I cut the grass. They were getting a little out of hand and my neighbor who has a Stihl came over yesterday and did all my curbs and driveway. As much as I appreciated that, I like to maintain my own yard and I do keep it trimmed and cut every week or so and treat for weeds and such. I say all that so you understand my yard isn't unkempt (usually), we've had lots of rain lately so it's growing faster than normal. So I really want to edge it myself and this looks like a good buy that doesn't break the bank.

I bought this and am wondering if I can add line to it without purchasing an extra part

I am sorry. The front tires may look nice (gives the impression of traction), but front tires need sideways traction for turning unlike drive tires. A better choice would have been a 4 rib or tri-rib tire on the front that wouldn't plug up with snow. I used single rib tires simply because we had them already mounted on a farm tractor a few times. I was amazed at how they cut to the base under the deep snow instead of plugging up and sliding. If you had 4 wheel drive, there would be some practicality to using traction tires on the front. I do think you made a good choice for the rears though. I plan on going that route on my 420.

No diff. , 4 wheel drive ? I only saw 1 rear wheel spin the whole time.

Put in some 75 watt ceiling lights around the area to a light switch on the wall outside the hatch before you do your finish work. Youll.thank.yourself later

.392 is the shaft size

Great job on the review. I appreciate it. I will buy on tomorrow.

Soooo it’s been a couple years since your last review on the atlas products. How would rate them now after a year or so of use?

great job !!!!!!!!!!!!!

You were able to do what Harbor Freight could not do!!! Thank You SO MucH!

Excellent ! Another mystery solved. Any suggestions as what kind of brush cutting head would be compatible to cut thick weed stems along with berry vines?

I have this exact Atlas 80 V electric string trimmer and I really like it because it cuts really good but adding more trimmer line to the head was always really hard but lately it's nearly impossible for some reason I think my trimmer had got warped or something and more worn out and I think it was warp when I first got it but it cut so good I kept it instead of getting another one but the last time I added trimmer line to it then it was nearly impossible so I really need to buy a replacement head that's preferably a different brand that's easier to use so would you know which replacement universal head would actually work good that's affordable and of course much easier to use for this Atlas 80 V string trimmer?

NIce use of what you have. I grew up on the farm and farmed myself for many years so I've seen a lot of accidents. I cringed every time I saw your son step behind the tire as you backed up a bit. When I was young I watched a man beside me reach over to relax at the end of the row working on a potato harvester. He absent mindedly put his finger in a moving chain. It ripped the end of it off in a split second.

Fluid in the tires and something heavy on the 3 point would have helped the 430. It looked pretty slippery though.

Thank you! Wasn't sure if it was clockwise or counterclockwise. Saved me from busting some knuckles.

Tractors and trails don't mix get a grip

I would never admit to this

Why drive a heavy tractor mower with a plow across a stream I'm not being negative but lot of people would love tractor your an

Wow what is the plot for genius

Nice video! I just bought this same saw a couple of days ago. It worked great for me. The 15ft claim I realized is that it assumes that you are 6ft tall and added to the 9ft tool length it gives you 15ft of reach off of the ground. I had to use a ladder to reach a lot of the limbs I need to cut. My only complaint is that the white plastic bar chain oil reservoir level indicator is useless. I can’t see anything through it. They should have made it clear. Other than that, it’s an awesome pole saw. The angled bar is a must!

Thank you for the video. I have one that stopped loading the string. Now I know how to get in and clean it up.

Uuugghhhh, it wouldn't budge. Aren't you ultimately torquing the shaft as you are turning the head itself?

Thank you for the video and taking the time to share this.

That was a good ideere

Excellent job!!!

Dude.. that is identical to the Kobalt 80V!.. Trying to get a cut string big boy head on it but not mess up the motor cooling fan part. I used an impact screwdriver tip, and busted two tips off! I see your shaft has marks like mine! Instant replay! You got it! I couldn't. Looks like I can cut the fan part off keeping the hole.. then figure out a spacer for the new cut line head. Thanks.. Kobalt and Atlas 80V trimmers are identical at least at the motor end.

Are the replacement chains hard to get for it?

Not a good idea to bang the bucket back and forth like that! I have been doing it for three years to the point where the pins in the bucket and ssqa no longer stay in! I'll either need to weld it to fix the ssqa or get a new one.

Not trying to tell you how to do it but it helps if you are in low rage going into a pile

Great job on the moving of the the pile to a new area. beats the wheel borrow and shovel for sure. Keep up the good work thanks for bringin us along the way.

Thank you good video !

Mirrors

That will be very appreciated easy on the mayors antarp

That looks like about twenty feet up very good review like your channel

"DON'T DO THIS!". You are well meaning but you are misleading people. If you simply turn the bolt by grabbing the roll pin, you can adjust the lower limit of the hitch (or deck). The nut is square because it is supposed to fit in between the brackets. You DON'T TURN THE NUT, you turn the threaded bolt. FYI you should replace the roll pin with the right size.

Great stuff man, perfect small tractor for the job 😊

Looks good!!