Had a BLOWOUT! Cutting/Loading Firewood with Artillian Rock Grapple Bucket

Cutting Firewood with Rex. The new Artillian Rock Bucket made easy work of the wood carrying. ...until I blew out a tire!
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[@AtlantaSoundGuy]

Director of Photography, drone pilot, editor, equipment operator, mother, wife, Queen of the home, supporter, and the one who laughs at your dad jokes... . -- Tim, you have truly achieved what all men want for their lives. Blessings upon you and your family for continued happiness, a long and prosperous life, and many years more of true partnership with Christie. - Side note -- I have been in the trades my whole adult life, and have a nice side hustle with my 1025r tractor and equipment. Your channel and what you share has been a big part of that. Also, as a full-time professional sound mixer for TV and Film, your dedication to getting good audio to go with your great camera work is ABSOLUTELY key to the success of TTWT. Keep up the great work. It DOES make a difference.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Very nice. I asked Christy if she paid you for this comment :-). Seriously, Christy is of course amazing. What we DIDN'T admit in the video is that I backed the tractor over the expensive Drone near the end of the video. Let's just say that the drone doesn't "compress" very well. ...even then, after about 30 seconds of "I can't believe you didn't see that", Christy was back to her normal upbeat helpful approach. Thankfully, it is only money!

[@AtlantaSoundGuy]

This is your way of justification to the finance committee that buying a nice, new, fancy drone for 2024 is necessary ... Right ?? 🤣 Don't worry about the money -- they make that stuff while we sleep 😬.... @@TractorTimewithTim

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@AtlantaSoundGuy Maybe I should tell her that the new 'Mavic 3 Pro' is her Christmas gift!?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thank you! Christy

[@AtlantaSoundGuy]

@@TractorTimewithTim -- For running over her drone, yeah - you need to make sure and get the upgrade. That's a sweet drone.

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

Thanks Rex!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Hard to ask for a more hearty endorsement:-)

[@donaldstrishock3923]

Even though you guys were "taking it easy" on the Equipment, it was kind of "Torture " for the Equipment. That " twist-o-flexing" & "tight-turning" over rough terrain was a"Brutal" Operation. Good thing you weren't going 90mph when the "Blow-OUT" happened. The only "good-things" about Fire-wooding is ,running the Equipment, Cleaning up the "Bad Trees, fresh Air, & the "Comradary". The "Fuel Component " is REALLY Neglectable. Thank you Sir's & Mam's for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours. Would like to hear "quotes" from the "New Testament .

[@roybaughman306]

I have been subscribed to your channel ever since you got johnny 1and today KZbin said I wasn't subscribed...love all you and çhristy do...

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Hmm. Yep. Know you have been around a long time! Thanks for checking again!

[@turdferguson5300]

The world would be a better place if everyone helped their neighbor. For some reason if something is going to break it'll be while helping someone else. You got out of this one cheap. I don't know how I survived without a grapple bucket but the right size tractor is the key. I don't have a grapple on the larger tractor but for my needs a Kubota B Series was perfect. The older I get the more I appreciate equipment. God bless Y'all. I could tell at the end that ole boy really likes you guys. To that I say well done, I think the Lord would approve also.

[@jamesstuder5045]

Been there, done that!

[@thomashewczuk6244]

After owning an Equipment rental company and many service calls for flat tires I started to foam fill the front tires all my compact tractors and all tires on skid loaders & dingo

[@lordchaa1598]

Careful what you wish for Tim, it’s been brutal cold the past few days. My body hasn’t adjusted to the cold weather yet, so my back is seizing up from an old auto accident. I’m loving all the different grapples that you get to show us, I’ve been in the market that will be perfect for hauling trees and debris and pulling out decades worth of briars and thorns. I own an LX2610 with a third function already installed, any and all suggestions are welcomed. I hope you all have a wonderful day.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Hard for me to make specific suggestions…but I DO show and discuss advantages of each as best I can.

[@floydferguson5366]

Great video!

[@earlyriser8998]

I rolled my tire off my rim just a couple of hours of watching this video. Could not get it to set while on the rim and took it to the local tire shop. I owed getting it off the tractor to YOUR Christmas recommendation of a few years ago of a large set of sockets from your affiliate link (at the time). Still one of the best suggestions beside lube shuttle.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks! Working late tonight on the 2023 Gift Ideas episode. Needed that encouragement! I'm glad you were able to use the sockets. I use em a LOT more than I thought I would! ...oh, and the Lube Shuttle. Cool, eh?

[@dorothygroulx1352]

Good video👍

[@bc65925]

Weren't in those t-shirts yesterday that's for sure. I'll honk on the way by Friday. You'll have to listen good thought as I'll be on 32.

[@brianlettrich1944]

Time to start using that minix on jobs like this

[@photocontrol]

The Artillian rock bucket and grapple looks like a great combination. Good that the tire blowout was only a minor inconvenience.

[@paulmartin8212]

Thanks for sharing the back corner of your property. I didn't know you had that much wooded area. that grapple looks really handy for a job like that. It's nice to be able to share with neighbors.

[@edwinlikeshistractor8521]

Yep, did the same thing going forward.

[@darrinplank]

Looks like a great set up

[@GrampysTractor]

Nice to have the beans gone so you could drive right up to the tree. And you ended up with a nice trailer load of firewood too.

[@terrygroce1594]

Enjoyed

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks! That is what we hope for!

[@royscarbrough3589]

You didn’t go into detail on the Vinny loader but you probably know sometimes swapping some hoses to will get things to work better.

[@charleskloentrup9153]

No more beer for Tim!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I do not drink alcohol. Plenty of Diet Pepsi though!

[@jdfleetguy28]

Lots of great stuff, always love your Christmas gift idea videos. 100% with you on the need power trailer jacks, ordered my power tilt and my dump trailer’s with hydraulic power jacks. Only my enclosed trailer still has a manual crank on it. That drill gizmo might be perfect solution for my enclosed trailer. Lots of good stuff as usual.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks 👍

[@cwolf8841]

I’d vote for a Ventrac power bucket rock bucket version. Using the same top grapple part:

[@nathanbrodeur]

Tim those rocks you get enough of them they can make a fish habitat home in the pond

[@Zanderthelab]

Praying that you feel better Tim. You sound a little under the weather.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes, have a cold. Thanks for noticing.

[@Zanderthelab]

@@TractorTimewithTim it’s going around right now. Hope you feel better soon.

[@bobvogt9750]

Love seeing the loader for the ventrac, hope you consider doing the same tests you did with the 1025 and bx looking at lift capacity by height. In my mind, not previously having a loader made it hard to buy as your sole tractor for a homeowner.

[@RCPSU4]

I do like how the rock bucket cleans up better than the grapple rakes. Makes me look at it like a front mounted landscape rake.

[@jeromebecigneul2911]

Sometimes a bigger tractor just has the power to tear it out.And it has been down to 18 degrees here the last 3 days

[@greggkiest1069]

When the video started I was thinking those front tires are low but I trusted you. Great tools you have.

[@Kcolby47]

That grapple is a nice combination of features for a variety of situations and reasons, as you pointed out. I think it would be a great choice for a lot of folks. Blessings.

[@projectswithjw]

Time to upgrade to R4s. 😎

[@miker8915]

What a nice grapple. Thank you for sharing 😀

[@FelipeColby]

Great video, and great drone shot of everything near the end.

[@mikeludwig4315]

Nice seeing a video and giving us an update you and what was going on.

[@randysavage8963]

Let’s get started !

[@jimmccullough1051]

I can relate to your tire issue. I was breaking down a huge pile to burn (we are limited here to how big the burn pile can be without jumping through many hoops) during hurricane cleanup. I heard a loud pop at the left front. Figured I would add air to find the leak, only there was no valve stem, just a hole in the wheel. Quick trip to the tire shop, then back to work.

[@roady7420]

I wanted to comment about the grapple. I do have the Frontier/john Deere AV20F which I had a the John Deere 3rd function installed (ouch). It has been amazing and while I don’t have the new F series which adds the same capabilities(double clamping claws)as the Artiallan grapple the F series is better at digging and clearing bush. KZbin channel Dash Thunder shows the use of this grapple AV20F and a bunch of different things you can do( great channel he just doesn’t post regularly). I just used my grapple to cut down 100 feet long 20 feet wide of bamboo by myself along with a stihl kombi pole saw I could have never gotten through the project with the root grapple. So thank you Tim for showing us all the different way you use the Artiallan Grapple don’t dismiss the frontier version it definitely works above its preceived capabilities for a 1025r. I got back a ton of my land and cutting down tree takes me less than hour now that I have the grapple.

[@Treeplanter73]

I was just doing tree work yesterday, removing box elder on my property. Making room for nice conifers.

[@stephenreamer4323]

Wonderful job! Yep! I think that I am going to have to add a third function to my loader and get me one of those grapples and bucket combinations. Great choice!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yep! Artillian can fix you up. I was more impressed than I thought I might be. I think this could work as a general purpose grapple for someone who spends a lot of time on firewood.

[@scottsoper]

What kind of tree is growing by the vary tall stump? That stump is going to fall someday. Hopefully that tree is an oak that will replace that stump tree. I think there is room to plant about 3 more oak trees in that area. You may want to be ready to put up a farm type fence along the woods when they put in the housing development. While it won't actually keep people (kids) out, it is a strong hint and helps define your border. 2" X 4" rectangle wire, 5 foot high maybe? If you are ready to put up a fence, then you are not caught by surprise if you start having problems and can put the fence in right away. Also new home owners may put up their own fences so I would wait to see what happens but just be ready. (cash in bank designated for the fence)

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

Great video. Nice tractor for that work, the John Deere. Not a ventrac fan.

[@Jeff-zk6dk]

Great video Tim I'm also a Morgan follower they are a great family and really take great care of son hunter💙I do enjoy your channel too I'm a deere fan🚜

[@jdfleetguy28]

Great video Tim. I really like the looks of your new grapple. I really like that style of grapple, meaning the shape. I much rather rock bucket bottom or other types as long as there is bottom. I am always a bit surprised when I see you use that clamshell style. I had a clamshell at one point and hated that clamshell style, was always having to pick stuff up multiple times. That looks like a really nice grapple setup you're using today.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yea, mixed feelings. I like the clam shell for certain tasks. This one has my head spinning. It is "different" than any other I've used. I tried to describe the ability to 'sift' at two different resolutions. ...meaning 2" and 8-10". That is a nice feature. I hope it made sense. I could see using this as an all around grapple. ..and of course Artillian is top of the line quality. Nothing compares!

[@jdfleetguy28]

@@TractorTimewithTim I seem to recall an old video of yours where you were cussing that clamshell type almost as much as I did for the same reasons. You must have figured out a trick or two to keep it from dropping stuff all the time. I never did, I traded mine off pretty quick though. LOL I probably traded it off too quick, I never did learn any tricks or techniques to keep stuff from falling out of it. lol I really hated that clamshell style.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@jdfleetguy28​​⁠ha! I like the clamshell for loose brush. I think I can get a larger load with it. However, with logs, rocks, or anything that might need to sit in the bottom, the clamshell is not good. I also like the clamshell for ‘raking’ the ground. However, this new rock bucket is even better! Never seen anything rake as cleanly as it did…and NO dirt in the payload! I’m gonna use this for more all around usage to see if I could truly recommend as all’s round grapple.

[@talldrummer1]

Love my Iron Fist grapple. That bucket is cool. Maybe time for some new toys!

[@talldrummer1]

Also gotta love the Milwaukee M18 1/2 inch impact. You cannot go wrong. Good call!

[@Not_So_Weird_in_Austin]

Good to see differient grapels and their uses.

[@ralphjelomono9068]

Great video Tim and a nice learning experience for me. I saw the way the tire popped off the rim and that is a good reminder lesson for me. The JD compacts can turn very sharp so that if you have full steering deflection and then push hard with a heavy loader that puts a huge force on that outside tire. Lots of stress on that tire bead. I need to beware when using my JD4066M in that type situation.

[@occ9867]

Had the same unseating problem with my 4066r and grapple. Left front probably a little low, heavy oak log, sharp turn. Had to use the old bicycle inner tube trick to reseat tire however, even a ratchet strap wouldn't close the gap sufficiently to air up. Fortunately like you, no damage.

[@shanesherwood343]

Where was that bucket grapple set up when I was doing firewood business 10 years ago would have been super useful great video as always love when a new product comes out and you give it a good test makes for some of my favorite video

[@jimmcknight3021]

I can feel your pain on the front tire coming off. It has happened twice on our Kubota Grand L in the 18 months that we have had it. Also, it happened once on our large JD lawn and garden tractor. I think each time, we were at a strange angle that caused it to pop off the rim.

[@Johntweety007]

It’s hat winter air too 😅

[@billybob2584]

Back tire at 13 min looks low too - - great vid - - love the size of the tree - - would be great wood for the stove....

[@BradMyers]

I was surprised to find that I had been unsubscribed to the channel. Now I'm checking the other channels to see if it happened there also.

[@MARKLOCKWOOD2012]

Tim the reason you got a flat you Jinxed yourself mentioning it. but it did look like the bead came off the rim.

[@dave.lawrence.3894]

I think you have a great attachment there, I would keep that one!!! 😅.. GREAT Video!!! Want to see more of the Ventrac, that loader looks like it might be handy in small places?? !?! 😅. 🍔🍔🌭🌭

[@bradleyrobertson3185]

Old fences build character 😅 Enjoy

[@wallyzworld7108]

Now you know what I do almost every time I'm on the tractor, dealing with fallen trees. Need a bigger saw though, left the best part of that tree for firewood laying in the corner. Have to agree on the double grapple. Bought an Express Steel compact tractor grapple, best money I've spent for dealing with the trees and brush. Surprised you haven't tried any Express Steel products, seeing they are built just down the road from you in Martinsville.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

surprised they haven't reached out.

[@wallyzworld7108]

Probably because the majority of their products are heavy duty skid steer attachments, they only make a few lighter attachments for compact tractors@@TractorTimewithTim

[@kevinrice2721]

Have you ever done a root/rock/grapple bucket versus stump bucket video for small tree removal?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I don’t care for the stump bucket because I can’t see it…right in front of the tractor. Would be great on a skid steer I suspect!

[@peterwarnstrom8872]

I have run across some of those logs with holes in the middle. I just cut/splitt the wood and leave the holes.

[@rb2530]

👍👍

[@brucealvarez9263]

Too funny! When this started I was thinking "this is more a Mike Morgan topic than a Tim Marks topic". And just before the tire blew I was watching the angle of the wheel thinking "this can't be good". And it wasn't. Have you checked the pressure in the rear tire? It looked pretty flat when it was holding the weight of the front of the tractor.

[@johngrossbohlin7582]

TIm could do another first by putting bead lock rims on the tractor for those times when he pushes the limits... 😉

[@andrewkirch5920]

“November what? I mean this is amazing”. I want you to know that I am blaming you for the cold. 🥶

[@mikejeakins1506]

Looks like Red Oak

[@balljar7546]

Dang Tim, that neighbor of yours sure ain't no slouch. If you're not careful he might work you too hard. That's my kind of neighbor! Also, great save on that tire. That could have went bad in a hurry if you wouldn't have caught it right away. I'm sure you noticed already, but that back tire looked kinda low also.

[@WELLTHATHAPPENS]

I had you subscribed, somehow I got disconnected, all good now, great video

[@jacobbuckley8232]

Looks like the back tires on that tractor need air

[@MARKLOCKWOOD2012]

guess red oak great fire wood 🪵

[@mikegraziano1562]

Wow, I thought that for sure you were going to rip off the grapple just before you blew the tire, you had the log wedged between the left grapple, the side of the bucket and the right grapple! I was wondering, does each grapple have its own control or are they connected so when one reaches a stopping point the other then moves? You really should have some rearview mirrors on all your tractors for safety, you might not have run over the drone!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

They are plumbed via a T. The oil flows to the least resistance…so not totally independent.

[@DDrenegade6632]

What PSI do you run those fronts at? I have the same exact tractor and same tires as you and I find these tires to have a super soft sidewall. Anytime I do loader work, they look flat even at max psi.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

35 or so.

[@auggie2038R]

Nice video well done Do they have a hydraulic shaker for the bucket?

[@ZILAwelds]

Looks like your right rear tire is REALLY low too ….

[@grandy0406]

Watching the video, you were turned full wheel right while pulling on the tree.

[@danielmeyer403]

I fought the log and the ........ log won!

[@mikelewis4792]

Hi - good stuff but we need to see more videos on Vinny…. Keep going!!!

[@geraldperez5985]

Would have used 5075e

[@TractorTimewithTim]

woulda been nearly useless. Too large to navigate in there.

[@joelhenderson5404]

How's the pond fill? I said three weeks!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

We stopped at six days due to travel. Haven’t hooked it back up. Looking like Christy’s 2 week estimate would be close. However, it continues to get wider as it gets fuller, so your 3 weeks might not be far off either.

[@blakefreudenberg4865]

No substitution for a good wicked grapple

[@craigflatley7370]

👍

[@randalllawkin]

Missing safety glasses

[@mikehancock4624]

Why did'nt you use the dump trailer. Now you have to unload all that wood.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

He wanted to use his trailer.

[@ronaldcamp6757]

You could see the bead break on the video. A puff of dust and then down.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

pretty cool, eh?

[@ronaldcamp6757]

Yes it was!

[@4-LOW]

Tim do you think the large diameter front wheels had anything to do with it? I always thought it odd that Deere put such a large front wheel on the 2-series compact.

[@tucksmith8300]

Least you got your tire fixed Tim

[@fatroofus]

🙋‍♂️ Tim, I have a question. I have a 26 hp Kubota B that’s close 1000 hours. It has the front end loader, but I don’t have hydraulic access for another function. I would like to get a grapple, and maybe another function for the rear. My question: At the number of hours I have on the machine would you recommend just finding another machine with the plumbing already ran, or do it myself? Also who do you recommend for the hydraulic needs? Summit? I don’t know what I need to run the grappler I just know what I have and what I want to do. Thank you.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Do you have the SSQA connector on the loader? If not, I would trade tractors. Do you have ANY other reasons why you might want a different machine? size, reliability, etc? If you still think your tractor is optimal for your needs, and will be for the foreseeable future, then sure, upgrade it! 1000 hours is just getting going good :-) If you have ANY need for a new machine, by all means upgrade. The resale on the B will be reasonable. ...that is one of the reasons to buy from 'the big two'. If keeping, you can get a summit 3rd function, or you can get a LandPride/Kubota 3rd function. We show installing BOTH of these on B2650 and LX3310 in a video a couple of years ago.

[@fatroofus]

Thanks for the input. I do have the ssqa, and wouldn’t change size tractors. Finding that b2650 video now! Thanks. I guess the 3rd function for the grapple is what I’m looking for.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@fatroofus kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4uUhJundpJ9jNE

[@petenolte4192]

Did you get much snow last Sunday?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

No. Rain

[@petenolte4192]

@TractorTimewithTim not to far north they had snow

[@mattphillips4260]

wish i would have been there i have a small generator and compressor in my tool truck would not need to take it off like that

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I looked up the price of a Milwaukee fuel air compressor. ....decided I can take it off for that. :-)

[@mattphillips4260]

same here i went with one the small hyper tuff compressors and one the 2 stroke generators off ebay that way i would have more ways to be handy for lack of better words @@TractorTimewithTim

[@mattphillips4260]

the gen and compressor is real handy at blowing out the rad on bush hog jobs @@TractorTimewithTim

[@richardroffers2530]

It always amazes me how many people will use a chain saw without PPE.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes. Essentially everyone.

[@midcoasttractorservice9182]

I run 40psi in my front tires of my gc1723 so that doesn't happen lol

[@highstepperARF]

First!

[@tomkeating65]

Next!

[@jeffherron4701]

Maybe it's time THE CEO'S AND ADMINISTRATORS to take a cut in pay instead of making hundreds of millions of dollars each🤔

[@Harikarikillboy]

I hate when trees go down. I’ve got 7 massive over 150yo live oaks on my property, the Spanish moss dripping from the limbs is irreplaceable. Anyhow, I’ve been “unsubscribed” before even though I didn’t, I’ve had to type TTWT and resubscribe twice. Hasn’t happened in a while, maybe a glitch? Dunno.

[@waynederby4684]

I like the Kubota references. I am really SURPRISED that NO ONE is wearing any safety equipment. No chaps, hard hats or face shields. You run a how to channel Tim,, so I expected that you would want to show proper safety technique even if you felt you did not need it. Some neophyte might see you cutting wood like that and think it is ok not to where safety equipment. Then have an incident. All of the professional loggers I know wear safety equipment never mind us less skilled.. Safety should not just be emphasized just with tractors but with all equipment use... Wayne

[@roady7420]

I don’t disagree with chainsaw safety. Your approach via your comment makes it seem like Tim doesn’t care which isn’t true. The majority of people I see don’t buy Tin chaps, hard hat with face shield and hearing protection. I will say this if you don’t have this safety equipment using the tractors to clear bush and move wood does make the chainsawing safer because you can see what you are cutting. You can also use the tractors to safely cut wood and that helps you make a safer cut. I do think also Tim may not be qualified to preach chainsaw safety that topic is hours of training and experience. Tim does look to have a bunch of experience it’s just not professional. I also see professionals on KZbin not have all the safety gear required. Might I suggest Buckin Billy if you’re looking for a professional chainsaw and logging channel.

[@brianhillis3701]

Loggers are required by law to wear the equipment. Homeowners are not. I do but I have seen too many accidents and have responsibilities. When Tim is doing à for pay job he should be wearing safety equipment. On some worksites I have removed safety equipment because I judges the equipment to be a safety issue in particular instances. Always cleaned it with the superviser and safety compliance officer first.

[@waynederby4684]

Don't need to watch Buckin, I do it professionally also when asked to do so in addition to my own woodlot management. You misread my comment. I never made any reference to Tim's intentions. I said if he was going to presenting it to the public with his tractor he should be present the safe methods of doing so. I don't know why it would take you hours to learn how to use safety equipment, people we teach usually pick it up quickly. I also never made mention of him teaching it only using it. I don't care how experienced you are if you choose not to use it your not only being foolish your being dumb. Incidents only take a fraction of a second and are never really foreseen. If they were there would be very few of them...........@@roady7420

[@roady7420]

@@brianhillis3701 I was also required to wear safety at an old job climbing telco poles. The main thing that scared me was the size of the OSHA fine if you got caught climbing without your gear(think like 25k to 50k plus your getting fired). I am not disagreeing with how dangerous using a chainsaw can be. I felt the Original poster ⬆️ was being unfair because literally everyone I see using chainsaws around the home doesn’t wear the safety equipment. As I was explaining I don’t think Tim is a subject matter expert on Chainsaw safety. So I felt the original poster was shitting on him unfairly which knowing Tim he probably let it go but see I am a troll from the internet and I don’t have let that poster be a prick. So I was kindly was trying to point out maybe give Tim a break.

[@oefveteran09]

​@roady7420 exactly on point.