FERRARI & Brush Mulcher, TURBO Compact Tractor, T-Post Puller, Rock Bucket Grapple!

[@jeffherndon]

If I have something I’m trying to pull up and my chain slides I put a vise grip just above the chain. So far it has worked every time. I have used it for post and small trees.

[@eddiebaughman2809]

I use to always throw a half hitch with the chain around to pull a post. Years ago I bought that t post puller and love it. You can use a handy man jack and pull out t post easy without a chain. If I use my tractor I back up and use the 3 point.

[@photocontrol]

The area looks good after the trees and brush were cleared out. The T post puller is pretty handy.

[@kperkins1982]

Love the tractor and attachment content even though I have no use for either other than playing farm simulator. Having said that the thing that brought me to your videos was the content regarding your new property, the water heater issues, the landscaping and especially the pond content. Would love to see more of your plans. The back and forth between you and your wife is so funny but also wholesome. Thanks

[@GrampysTractor]

Another wonderful clean up video. Between the mulcher and the rock bucket/grapple the work was lite and finished in no time. You two have done wonders with your property and a timeline vlog would be great for watching.👍

[@Keith.Zielinski]

I have good results with the t-post puller using a hi-lift, I can typically reuse the post if it's not rotted out. My opinion about the property projects is simple, that's a ton of effort, as a regular viewer we know what you stated, the setbacks, the goals, and the results. Have an awesome Sunday!

[@LorneDanielThornhill]

i remember back as far as moving day and the dump runs and putting stuff on pallets to organize and even installing lighting in your shed. great videos. even the truck and trailer videos were a great mini series.

[@robbridges7810]

I don’t know about you Tim but I think I’m really liking that new tractor! It’s like having a tractor and a skid steer in one.

[@jimstruve3602]

When growing up on a livestock farm, we did a LOT of fencing. We had a short chain with a grab hook to connect to a clevis in the loader and a slip hook for the posts. No wrapping needed and it worked for both T-posts and wood posts.

[@jeremyj612]

I really love the follow up idea. You’ve probably addressed it by now. I’m in upstate SC and still have no internet or cell signal at my house over two weeks later. Thanks for another good one!

[@rb2530]

I would love to see a progress video on past plans... The evolution of your equipment storage, the pond, the Corn you planted on those 85(?) acers, etc... You have such fascinating project and neither one of you ever, ever have that fake open mouth and point over your shoulders in excitement, very refreshing to see versus all of that other stuff on KZbin. 😊

[@michellessouthernhomecooki5870]

Yay!! You know I’m going to say yes on landscaping projects!! Doing things around the yard with the 1025 R for homeowners with yards is much appreciated. Whatever y’all have the time to edit and share, would very much appreciate. ❤ Oh and that back dragging work was spot on!! Sorry about the light. 😮. Christy, we were worried about that mulcher throwing stuff out at you while filming, but glad you had gloves -love you!! Wow on the way that thing ate those juvenile trees right up though with that much HP. Very impressive but it wore out that belt for sure. Loved this episode and glad the only casualties were the light & belt. 😊 On a side note. How could a 1025 owner with a grapple, forks, front end loader clear out a small area around a tree without a muncher?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks Michelle! Christy

[@geoffburnham3967]

Watching KZbin videos are entertaining because as well as showing machinery being used they show the people using them and how machines can be used to achieve their plans. Sharing your results against your plans would give a wonderful and entertaining insight.

[@sinclairpages]

Seeing a transformation of your property would be great. I did a major brush and small tree removal on my dads property. I looked great when done. Looked like a park next to his house.

[@PastorDavidFranklin]

Great job Tim and Christy. Looks great. Nice to have the right equipment/tools . God Bless!

[@frankdrahos8569]

I could have used that mulcher many times over the years. Very nice attachment’. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@jethroimhoff2759]

I would love to see the progress.

[@Tri-Lobe]

That tractor is the perfect setup for running that mulcher. It looks like at less pain in the neck than on a regular tractor looking back.

[@noelcahill6707]

You can put mulchers flail mowers hedge cutters and roller mowers all on it

[@Treeplanter73]

That rear driving Ferrari tractor and brush cutter is a powerful combo!!

[@royscarbrough3589]

Y’all do the videos you like. I love everything you have done. Bless y’all!

[@bradw3313]

I wouldn’t take too much time looking in the mirror, but an overhead pic of place now as compared to before and narrate using arrows of all the projects would be interesting. On another note - we all have jobs that don’t warrant expensive equipment for 1 or 2 time use. I think a tour of the attachments and rating of sorts of biggest bang for the buck you’ve found would be cool. For me - mine has been forks, I use to move attachments around, hauling limbs (no grapple or front hydro) pallets are generally free and place attachments on them.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes, forks are incredibly useful!

[@Jeff-zk6dk]

Clearing a tree line from the brush and junk tree's really dresses thing's up and I wish I would have got the grapple on my Johnny when I bought it that is a really great option also would love to see a progress video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@HankinsExcavating]

I think you're right,it would definitely be a game changer if that tractor had a hydrostatic transmission. You guys did a great job!!

[@jonathandevoe70]

Love the idea of a look back progress series for the winter

[@mr.gtmsworld2494]

That’s a great combo !

[@Kcolby47]

Nice job Tim and Christy. Looks great.. Clearing fence rows is satisfying and rewarding to see the results. I’m partial to my 4 in 1 bucket for many tasks. I’ve removed a lot of brush, fence and fence post posts over the years just using the 4 in 1 bucket and me. Blessings.

[@coypatton3160]

As a property owner, are plans for improvement/development of the property is fluid. Either because our usage of the property changes, or other factors change how we progress. Perhaps one project such as the dirt mound causes you to rethink your plans to deal with water drainage issues. Or plans adapt for water drainage based on your desire to keep that water out of the pond.

[@BCS_guy]

Love the brush clearing that you can do with that setup. I'd like to make a business with a setup like that! I'm looking forward to seeing the review on the updated version of the tractor. In my opinion, Antonio Carraro is a bit better of a tractor than the Ferrari (although the Ferrari has a cooler name! 😅). Maybe the updated version will be on par with Antonio Carraro

[@ronevans852]

I’ve always did it the old way never miss one time, rap that chain around the post real good. And always in the center of bucket and tractor will stay on the ground.

[@toddh3774]

I love the testimonial I have a broken a lot of things, but haven't broken my Artillian grapple. LOL

[@jakeschisler7525]

Last year I removed a barb wire fence that whomever put in didn't bother to go in a straight line. The ground was so hard from not raining. I had to carry 5 gallon buckets of was to loosen the T posts and hand dig them out and then wrap a chain around them. One of them i broke off, then dug it down a ways to use an angle grinder to cut it off. The rock here in Missouri is murder to hand dig or pound T posts in. If it's raining is easier.

[@JazzBass-dx9sl]

Show the progress. Good video today.

[@earlyriser8998]

I love my tee post puller. Pulled lots of old abandoned fence line on the farm we bought use chain on wooden posts or 'short' posts

[@barelystablefarm7151]

Progress/timeline video would be awesome! Especially for the newcomers, many probably have no idea you started off in a shelter logic tent!

[@richardcarlson5189]

My you sure are adding to your tool, tractor line. May God bless

[@williamgaines9784]

They overdrove those posts! They were not considering removing them AT ALL. That articulating tractor with front PTO is mighty cool. Is the rotation of the shaft the same direction as a "regular" tractor? I saw how you altered the flail for backwards use, could the same be done for a tiller, or do they have attachments specifically for it?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

It spins the same direction. Just reverse the operators station for a tiller…you want to till behind you anyway!

[@kyootfox]

Now Cristy, you know all that brush was good wind break for that winter snow drifts....

[@heathjones2618]

A large eye bolt with heavy fender washers on a chain is a great cheap alternative to the t post puller. Being using it to clear fence on my farm for the last couple of years.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Sounds like about the same price!

[@Craigs_car_care]

Use you a "curse" loop sling. It's an endless loop that works great. You put some reinforcements on it it won't get cut up so fast.

[@jimhancock5047]

The Ferrari may need a forestry package! An update on plans is OK. How about a hoop building review?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yep. Hoop building will be a big topic in our next steps.

[@redclover51]

Great idea. It could be a multiple series presentation. Transition with Tim.

[@bradleyfore]

Yes to progress video! Maybe for content during slower parts of the year?

[@snymat_68]

Those of us that have watched every episode don't need a recap. 😊

[@That1dude-b8l]

I have and use that puller allot. Works great. You've got it backwards. Swing by next time you're in utah I'll show you.

[@Tapthatsugershack]

Great stuff. It's been 5 years already there. Holy time flies

[@johngastineau653]

Did you dig out the posts that broke off? They will haunt you or someone eventually. I spray paint were the post breaks making it easier to locate later.

[@That1dude-b8l]

Watching further in the video. You figured it out. The triangle goes on the post notch on the chain

[@DustinWeber-p5n]

Looks great, amazing what can be done. Keep up the great content! Any Lazer box blade videos this season coming?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Likely, yes!

[@DustinWeber-p5n]

Favorite tool keep up the great work

[@davidstewart3827]

Any tractor work is great to see

[@hermanadams5259]

Totally off subject for this video….my girlfriend saw the pants that Cristy was wearing during the video. Looked like regular cut blue jeans but yet had 5 pockets. Could you tell us what brand jeans those are? FYI we are sitting here enjoying your videos here in SC running off of a generator. We were hit pretty hard by the hurricane and have been without power for 3 days. Gods blessings that most of the damage is just material things that can be fixed or replaced….no body was hurt thankfully

[@dieselwelds8645]

Glad y'all are okay. Lots of people still without power. The eye of Helene went over us so it wasnt nearly as bad as it was east of us

[@TractorTimewithTim]

The jeans are Ridgecut brand from Tractor supply. The only jeans I’ve found that one pocket holds my iPhone and I can put the small action camera on a selfie stick through the hammer loop and the stick fits into the plier pocket. Praying for all those suffering after the storms. The destruction looks overwhelming from videos we have seen. -Christy

[@hermanadams5259]

@@TractorTimewithTim thank you for the information Christy. I have been following Tractor Time with Tim for almost 9 years now……still my favorite channel!

[@hardwareguy1]

LOL, you remind me so much of myself. Knock warning lights off tractor (I think I have replaced at least 8 lights over the years. Bent mirrors, dent to the hood from falling rock, HP ratings are just suggestions, etc. Just part of it when you use a tractor as a tractor:)

[@Ned-p1y]

We enjoy all your content

[@danimal1611]

Montage! Yes that would be great.

[@andysmith5220]

This design was around when I was a boy. Didn't Massey Ferguson make a larger tractor. Or was it Case IH I just never caught on. But the versatility and given the reverse capability could be a game changer. I wish this was a model that was sold under the ventrac line. With some changes just imagine using ventracs accessories. Also, I love love love how the yard and what you've done to the trees in this episode. I would love to see the beginning till now. Also why is there not at TTWT 1025r with all your options with breakdown so I can build one like yours

[@michaeltechroom]

camera auto focus going nut's on that day

[@stevenerickson5449]

"I break a lot of stuff." Me, too. My wife doesn't understand that when you use tools, you can break things.

[@ccswede]

I often used the three point hitch to pull post. It is stronger and easy to back up to post

[@cameronward7137]

I would like to see the progress!

[@kencotton4645]

Loader curl is very dependent on the model and year. I have a John Deere H165 loader made in 2015. It is not a self-leveling loader and I have to pick the bucket up high to get enough curl on the bucket to keep material from running back out the front of the bucket.

[@ZILAwelds]

Now grind a few stumps and good to go😊

[@dalebargen]

The mulcher does so much better with horsepower!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes, it really comes to life with the extra HP.

[@trainloader9012]

Bring on the progress videos. It would be enjoyable to see them.

[@rcguy18]

Yup show the progress and the parts Tim has yet to get done. 😂😂

[@m9ovich785]

I remember the early days back at Mt Carmel.. I was shocked seeing You side load the Loader like that ?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yea, no worries. The back end comes off the ground long before any damage is done.

[@sewerman911]

I think the time-line would be great.

[@deweypowell2684]

You're giving that cab hell in all those limbs 🤷

[@dylanhockaday9878]

Need to try the stump grinder on that Ferrari and see how it does

[@Not_So_Weird_in_Austin]

Wrap a chain against itself to pull T posts with the biggest equipment you have. Front facing equipment is best for any work outside of crop work...

[@HemiCountryBoy]

Is that field still set to become a housing edition? I figured you would want the brush and trees as a divider from that.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yep, still planned for housing development.

[@frankwrogg2515]

Yes, a timeline would be great.

[@josephclark7163]

Time for a 🔥

[@benjaminclingaman7551]

I like a lot of your content and this video was a cool 1.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks for watching!

[@brday5898]

The second way you used the t post puller is the right way,

[@tretter1452]

The old wrap chain around post method has never failed me yet, tractor's ability has unfortunately. Solution is very simple, get bigger tractor!

[@SSouthcombe]

I have a T-post puller like that. The slot is for the chain.

[@terrygroce1594]

Wouldn't your weights on back be move a counter balance if it was closer to the ground than so high? Asking?

[@anthonykeane154]

You'll have a uninterrupted view of bean harvesting now nice job😂😅

[@AD-hr4is]

Yes do a retrospective of the property you are at now.

[@kencotton4645]

Some before and after pictures of your property would be interesting but not if it is too much trouble for you.

[@prjndigo]

That belt's gonna cost you enough to make you need a chainsaw holster on the tractor.

[@SLCFarms]

I can remember when you moved. The full update video would be amazing but a lot of work I’m sure. Hope to see it but understand if we don’t

[@ZILAwelds]

That belt is called a Gates Polychain….. this size looking from here should be $350-$500

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Uhoh!

[@AgriculturalLife]

I would love to see a video about the 5 year plan.

[@SteveB2601]

Not sure if anyone already said something or not, but it looks like your one back tire could use some air.

[@OnTe88]

Was going to say same thing. Left rear almost empty

[@noelcahill6707]

Now we are talking lads

[@jasonstagman6773]

Absolutely

[@davidbalvin8112]

Where can you get parts for a Baumalight forestry mulcher? I have a MP 348 mulcher and have parts on order from 2 different dealers for over 6 weeks and meither seem to be able to get them.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Maybe contact the company at Baumalight.com

[@johnhelbig7110]

The factory is in Canada. I called and talked to them direct when wanting to buy a stump grinder. But in Missouri, I had to buy through an equipment dealer who had to order the grinder from the regional Midwest distributor, Beaver Valley in Kansas. At least, Baumalight drop shipped it to the dealer without having to ship to the distributor first. . You could call Beaver Valley and ask for parts and see what the problem is. If you’re in a different distributor’s territory, they can tell you who to call. I chased parts for 40+ years at a tractor dealership so I got use to calling people all over.

[@ronaldcamp6757]

You will be able to make a lot of s’mores on that fire.

[@dave.lawrence.3894]

Great Video... 😮😅

[@shanesherwood343]

Tim when you run that reversible tractor does it feel like a bigger version of the vinnie the ventrac watching it makes me think of that

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Sorta, yea!

[@mattphillips4260]

how is the center of gravity on that tractor i bet it is lower than the 1025 and others like the BX line

[@TractorTimewithTim]

The cab offsets that some. It isn’t wonderful on slopes, but not bad either.

[@timraber6575]

Johnny X has been making the cut since the other Johnny is hanging with Christy’s dad.

[@gordonmackinnon8838]

I CANT BELIVE A JOHN DEER CANT PILL OUT A T POST LOL

[@dizydiz]

How long should you wait, if there is a should, to knock down a tree and Then stump grind?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Sooner is better I think. While still green. But on smaller stumps doesn’t matter. Of course, 5+ years typically makes them somewhat rotten…so easier then.

[@jaytee66]

Tim try a electric pole saw you will be glad you did

[@jamesharrod8733]

yea chain best but maybe with 100 t post the gismo , but also one of reasons i do not like cabs in woods

[@zavlo72]

Pulling posts use backhoe with thumb

[@FelipeColby]

Is where you are cleaning up where the new development will eventually be?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes.

[@mattmoser6848]

Speedco t post puller is the fastest I’ve used.

[@jeffreycurrie3410]

Are you just taking ash trees out? Just thinning?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thinning is probably the best way to describe. Removing underbrush and keeping specific trees. Christy really likes the look of the trees with grass under them