EZ trail 1020 grain cart long term review

I will contradict myself a little bit if the grain is dry you can get a thousand bushels into the cart. but it will not be unloading on the go, it will be parked and topping it off
if a guy needs a simple grain cart to just simply move grain maybe measure some weight off of fields this is a very quote unquote budget-friendly option. there's a lot of Frills and features that it doesn't have that the high dollar ones will have but a lot of that stuff at the end of the day just doesn't matter to simpletons like me

[@JamesMcnichol-ss2oc]

I have a old Brent 420 and it has a horrible clean out door too. And we find same idea clean it out right away

[@danw6014]

Paint is one of the key factors to make a piece of equipment last. I remember as a kid we had a Farmhand feed grinder. The paint fell off of it and eventually the tank rusted through. My John Deere mixer is almost like new. Consider its 56 years old.

[@brianhansen826]

We had an EZ trail 850, great cart. We just outgrew it.

[@e.a.bfarms]

Looked at them when i was looking for a cart, they are priced so cheap you have to do a double take. . .im glad you are happy with them!

[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

I was reluctant because everyone said how bad ez trail was. But we have had good luck with the wagons, spindles we're bigger than some of the others. I drive it like I own it.

[@AlextheDutchDairyfarmer]

Seems to be good value for your money

[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

Very much so when we both quit our jobs we looked at it for one day thinking maybe it's an asset to sell to help our transition. But then you're like no, too helpful of a tool

[@AlextheDutchDairyfarmer]

@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 yeah I do understand that thought

[@windingtrail9319]

Very nice, we have an old J&M 750, keep thinking of upgrading. Be nice to fill truck in one shot!

[@TheBnbonthebeach]

Another good video. Thank you very much.

[@mn-1381]

Any plans to reinforce the drawbar on the 4430 or will it be sitting still?

[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

Sitting, chain from 3pt under hitch

[@douglassellers7528]

Theymake those carts about 65 miles west of me. Author,Illinois.

[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

Oh really! A factory tour would be cool

[@TAHDAHFarm]

I have an ez trail and an unverferth header cart. Not much different in operation but big savings. I like my old Parker grain cart. Just wish it had a scales on it. Ok, I have a question about my John Deere 6620 engine starting up. If it sets for a week or so it starts really heard. It will start and then stall out. Then, you have to work the throttle and let it crank for about 30 seconds or so. When it does start, it sounds like it is only running on 3 or 4 of the 6 cylinders. It is diesel, 466 with the turbo. Any suggestions. My 6600 has the 329 amd will fire right up no matter how long it has been setting.

[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

How are you doing? I hope you're having a good fall. Next time before you start the combine turn the key on can reach over the engine to the primer on the injection pump and give that 10 or 20 pumps. Then it should start and run fine

[@TAHDAHFarm]

I can try that. Is that something I need to do every time. If so, is there something that needs to be fixed. With all the monitors I have in the cab, it is not easy to use the door.

[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

partscatalog.deere.com/jdrc/sidebyside/equipment/71155/referrer/search/pgId/20352652

[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

@TAHDAHFarm #4 in that picture our little plastic popit's that can leak.

[@TAHDAHFarm]

Thank you. So, if I understand, if I pump the hand pump 10 to 20 times and it starts right up, then the #4 do-dad is probably a good place to start. Do-dad is a highly technical term, lol.

[@davidholste7209]

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[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

Thanks for stopping by! Hope you are having a good harvest!

[@davidholste7209]

@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 It was a good harvest. We have been done for 2 weeks. Our cover crops look surprisingly well for as dry as we were.