I Don't Think It Was Designed for This

[@LostCaper]

nice property. great video

[@montybolinger6383]

ATTENTION FALL LINE RIDGE........... Unfortunately the guy who set up your disc "harrow" didn't have a clue on the proper placement of the rear gangs. They need to be adjusted out on each side to where the 4 bolts that are nearest the outside are near the end of your square tubing. Just slide your rear gangs out about 10 inches on each side. If you notice in your video about 17:56 the front gangs are throwing the dirt much farther out than the rear gangs have the capability of reaching to throw it back in. Also you'll have some ridging in the middle the way it's set up now. They slide those in when they ship them to make them narrow but most people don't have a clue when they set them up at the dealership or farm store.

[@young11984]

That damn dpf regen, one of the main reasons i bought a Mahindra so i don’t have to deal with that BS. I agree with you especially on small tractors for home use....just something on the engine that doesn’t need to be there

[@vzmax]

You can probably take it off. I got rid of this BS on my car. Of course, I also had to deactivate it in the engine computer.

[@young11984]

@@vzmax automobiles are easy, tractors not so much. Brand specific connectors and software, not OBDII like vehicles

[@noname-es4cy]

6:50 you can try a strap wrench for that

[@jasonlemon7362]

I have used my tractor to do the same exact thing on my pond. Almost took it for a swim a couple times.

[@falllineridge]

It's sketchy work for sure. Did the job, though, as far as it could.

[@Me-iq9dz]

@@falllineridge I have a L4060, I made a winch mount and put on the rear. Tie my self off with slack just in case. Used 3 point Reese attachment. Plug for winch from the battery. Dont need to go swiming either ...LOL

[@Fundaykidzz]

Great video - man you put that camera every where.. just got a B2301

[@mikef1570]

I barely notice the Regens on my l2501. 😊

[@stevebillow395]

Does your tractor not have a float on the loader?

[@kraigteeling7420]

Hey, what's the story with the jeep?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

New subscriber Enjoyed the video

[@falllineridge]

Thank you!

[@noonyouknow]

3:17 second! Haha that's was funny. Nice work.

[@MrJEEP1955]

Hey....you did some sweet gum slabs a while back...how did they turn out?...I have some very large ones on the property... And was thinking I might try it?? Tks...David gay ga..

[@falllineridge]

They were ok. I used some of them to replace a work table top in my shop. There are better woods out there.

[@randallthomas5207]

Get a petcock and install it in the bottom of the filter housing. That lets you drain of the water, without removing the housing.

[@vzmax]

That's what I have and had on all my diesel cars, I was surprised it's not the case on a tractor !

[@integr8er66]

Do you park outside? I have never had any water ever show up in my separator. FYI, tere is a proper way to use an adjustable wrench and an improper way. You got the improper way down pat, next time if you turn the wrench over it will work better and not round off hex heads

[@JacksonCampbell]

Is the silt bad for the pond?

[@falllineridge]

Yes, it fills the pond in. Basically it gives me less pond, so I have to take steps to fix it (Ditches to redirect runoff, etc.).

[@DaleDirt]

Wow , great footage and quality video , what camera are you using ,? great shots . The slow motion is super cool .

[@rickdebacker100]

That dog is Thick! Great video!

[@moe2470]

I have a kobelco mini excavator for my acreage property. It can do a lot of what a tractor can do somethings slower but more things than what a tractor can do.

[@lebricoleur7661]

Time to buy a quick hitch!

[@pilsnrimgaard2507]

17:15....Dohhh!

[@DGOTheResistance]

You REALLY need a quick hitch!~

[@TLBF]

Someone needs a Quick Hitch!

[@stephaniewilson3955]

You need bigger ditches and maybe some places for the water to run off out of the way.

[@ThatDanShow]

A spanner wrench is the correct tool

[@randydobson1863]

HELLO FALL LINE RIDGE ITS IS RANDY AND I LIKE U VIDEO IS COOL THANKS FRIENDS RANDY

[@howardbodiford7130]

You need a Quick Hitch .

[@preyingmathis2517]

Watching this made me appreciate my quick hitch so much more 😂🤣😂

[@tomp538]

That a black Bassett Hound?

[@falllineridge]

It's a Bassett/lab mix.

[@huseyinyaka845]

Ciyerimsin Türkiye Cumhuriyeti selamlar emeğine yüreğine sağlık Allahım kolay getirsin işini severek yapanlara hayran olduğum insanlardır .

[@michaelwarren1725]

What hp tractor?

[@craigherriman236]

Tractor does a good job

[@alexeygorsky]

Nice work👍

[@tomsommer54]

Get yourself a hydraulic top link . It’s the only way to go when you are box blading. I have that same road to fix every year. Don’t you have a drain on that water separator canisters? I have one on my Massey Ferguson but in 3 years I have never had to drain it. Wondering what is up with all that water. Tom Sommer Northwest Arkansas wood farm and sawmill.

[@HomesteadingAlaskatoMaine]

That road needs a crown, Son.

[@Lanninglongarmmowing]

Call Andrew Camarata for all your driveway needs!!

[@falllineridge]

Not a bad idea, he's good

[@reg8mm]

enjoyed the variety of your video great job......not a boring 20 minutes like so many others

[@DudeWeCanBuildIt]

Great video!

[@gene5022]

That’s a disc, not a narrow, big difference 😊

[@thomas5956]

in which state you live?

[@rbbarnby108]

Use Howes fuel conditioner and you will not have any more water problems.. Howes also will keep the fuel system clean.. No injector problems.. You can find Howes at Walmart, auto parts stores and at truck stops..

[@franklt35sawyer49]

Is your dogs nickname "Bullet"?

[@falllineridge]

No, his name is Willy Man, my son calls him Man Man.

[@carolavw]

You should put a culvert under the road...

[@michmich9826]

[@user-uq1io9cv4d]

Great video

[@daviddunlap3207]

A strap wrench is the best for that water separator but ya use what ya got

[@collateralgaming6982]

Also The Irwin brand channel locks fit around the filter perfect.

[@krispy1k]

If nothing else thanks for showing me how to break into your truck. 😆

[@jtk0777]

A few have noted to run RPM to 2200 as average RPM and reduce regen by about half.

[@ThetreeDraggon]

we literally had to do that to my grandads 2002 toyota tundra a few months ago. when him and my dad got back from the mattress store. because he forgot the keys where inside and he locked us out of the truck. 🤣

[@michaelc5369]

Since now I know how long it will take and what to bring with me. Where do you live again. LOL

[@JacksonCampbell]

I love the dog drinking at 1:02!

[@zoggrog8823]

We have the same tractor

[@eddyremixofficial]

mantap salam kenal

[@TheJimmichel]

like vidios keep making them

[@thethiefonthecross9092]

It's not only that truck that is easy to break in like that almost all vehicles is like that I used to be a tow truck driver and we would get into cars like this all the time

[@boborr9924]

Great camera work !! FYI that is a disc not a harrow 😊

[@AaronHutchins-xy2rf]

If you can get your hands on some sections of old highway guardrail (straight pieces), they make GREAT ditch structures (surface culverts) across dirt roads! You dig them in a couple inches so the top (valley/highway side) is flush with the surface of you roadway. They should be angled sufficiently so they drain and self clean (scour). Super easy to install and maintain and they are heavy gauge galvanized steel so they last a long time. I've installed 10 on my hilly dirt roads and hope to get more from my local Public Works Department.

[@edmc755]

O WOW BRING ALL THAT RAIN OUR WAY < VERY DRY HERE 👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦MANITOBA

[@ellenl.5581]

N California is crackling.

[@jonathanrighetti5897]

you need a quick hitch in the worst way brother

[@MXguy95]

I wish my Super Dexta started half as easy as your 4000 😅

[@eskippathiki]

My dog Annie, prefers that rain water too!

[@StacyVCole]

You jhad the Thumbs Up with your dog drinking out of the bucket. Great job with the video. 'Felt like I was there at every step.

[@EclaWood]

Semangat terus pak

[@falllineridge]

Terima kasih

[@justintime2277]

👍 From Cadillac Michigan

[@tedwpx123]

👍

[@davebarnessr.5805]

I own the same tractor ( L4701) I’ve removed my water separater after shut of the fuel and have never had to bleed. I don’t think you need that step unless the tractor loses prime. I remove mine periodically if just too remove sediments from the bowl but have not had any water issues with the truckstop diesel I buy and always from the same place. Good Luck!

[@timothybrawley7909]

Hey man! If you get you some rip rap and put it there around the pond where the silt is getting in there, it will stop most of the erosion all together. Good luck. Tim

[@nobodyjones2962]

Any way you could redirect the yard water away from the road?

[@falllineridge]

I think so. Something else has definitely got to be done.

[@nobodyjones2962]

@@falllineridge Anywhere near these folks? Gate City Foundation Drainage, they have a YT channel

[@tennesseesawmillguy1590]

Good stuff. Like the old Ford tractors.

[@30farms70]

You have unlimited patience to take the time to get individual shots of each step of unhooking and hooking up implements. I’m a poultry farmer and despise hooking and unhooking equipment. If I could afford it I would have a tractor for every piece of equipment I own. Good job.

[@jhbrown53]

I went out of my way to buy a 2014 kubota with 200hr just to get a pre emissions unit.

[@pauldulworth2768]

Just an awesome job and an awesome channel.

[@falllineridge]

Thanks, Paul!

[@craigsudman4556]

"Ummm...Nothin better than Dad's Dump Bucket Tea!" You know Wes a quick hitch on the back of your tractors would certainly speed the changing of tools. Would the cost of the adapters be worth the effort? What about digging a French Drain at the very top of the road where the road come out on the field to divert the water into the woods. Great video Wes, thumbs up.

[@falllineridge]

A quick hitch would be great. But I don't think I swap implements enough to justify the cost. They run $400 +...so every time I fight with an implement I just look at it as getting paid $400 to swap implements. I think a French drain would work well...something else has definitely got to be done.

[@craigsudman4556]

@@falllineridge Check out the channel "Outdoors with the Morgans" Mike recently installed a French Drain behind his son's house, to drain a depression in the lawn, and to take care of the run off coming down out of the woods. All of the water from your field could be diverted to the right or the left of your road. Nice work Wes, always enjoy the projects you take on.

[@Kennebec_Craft]

I just reconnected to your videos. Gotta say, I’m bummed about the move, but I’m thankful to the Lord for his direction in your life. I’m a pastor (Reformed/Baptistic) in New England. May the Lord bless your new efforts!

[@davidmartin6312]

i have same problems that you have , i have a couple recommendations for you. put some water breaks across your road so the water will run into the ditch line instead of straight down your road, also put a silt trap in before the sand gets into your pond . you might need to rent a small excavator , it will make the job much easier and faster. good luck.

[@5075E]

Quick hitch dude .... on both tractors.

[@_DutchFox_]

All newer diesel engines do the renegaration stuff. my previous diesel car also did it from time to time. Engine was going to run higher RPM for about 10 mins. It is just what it is, it are all regulations and not helping the environment at all. But don't bother about it .. it is what it is :)

[@Jeeperanthony]

DPF reduces emissions of particulate matter produced from burning Diesel fuel. Seems to me that not having these particulates in the air to breathe reduces negative health consequences from breathing these particles in. From the quick research I did, it seems the climate change justification is that the particulates have a physical warming affect that is mitigated by reducing their emission. The actual effectiveness can be debated all we want, but just wanted to give what the justification was.

[@sethmiller1189]

You should have left the beans stand and just broadcast some brassicas and winter wheat or rye into it

[@SplitFireSalesInc]

That Kubota sure does the trick! Great video!🔥🔥🔥

[@jimmowers7675]

Great video. You got a lot done. Thanks for sharing. God Bless.

[@willlesieur4645]

You need water bars.

[@randybeard6040]

I would put some small gravel dikes across road to slow down the running water--just my thoughts....

[@kcmoviemkr]

Yep…DPF system is a pain in the keester. Another example of unintended consequences…IMHO.

[@markmarquardt8016]

Yep.

[@LimoOrlando_com]

DPF in annoying and cost fuel, but its doing SO MUCH cleaning all the time its much cleaner bottom line and better to breath. If for no other reason than your own self preservation, its nice to not breath a lot 2.5 for a few extra bucks! Enjoy your modern awesome machine and lack of raw cancer stank.

[@DJones-tm3qi]

Am i the only one who was looking down then looked up at 5:00 and tried to moved out of the way thinking i would get hit? LOL too caught up!!

[@HomesteadEngineering]

This was not on my to do list today but now I feel like I have to check the water in my filter. Thanks!

[@falllineridge]

Glad to help!

[@dannycooley8499]

Are you in middle Georgia?

[@michaelschuler7397]

I wonder if you can remove the regen crap

[@josiahgraham4889]

Iv droven a massy furgerson backhoe

[@michaeldoherty2289]

Never seen that much water in fuel separator. What are you doing with your fuel? If you are taking care of your tanks, maybe its time to rethink where you buy it?

[@georgeweisbrod1876]

It helps tremendously having a six foot steel bar ( I use a old model T driveshaft) To wiggle the implement on/off the lift arms.

[@stumasterton9172]

Be handy if that separator had a tap at the bottom to let the water drain out. Great vid', thank you! :-)

[@outwestcountryliving9735]

Great job. Any water is bad. Worst killer for injectors and injection pump. Really miss my wife's L3400. Would like to get one about your size. I have the same feelings about burning more fuel that you do.

[@LeeForbes]

Everything takes effort. I enjoy how your cinematography highlights the struggles of every day tasks.

[@Austin1994Suloff]

Why don’t you angle your box blade and cut ditches on the sides of your driveway, your still going to have wash out problems if you leave it this way, I think a small Colbert pipe is probably needed at the bottom where it bends near the pond that way it’s not waging over the road and dropping sediment at the edge of the pond.

[@barronwalker5166]

How many acres do you manage there?

[@davidconaway2830]

Amen on the DPF. I have a diesel truck with the same DPF technology and it doesn't make sense, especially since this could be done with electric heaters versus mass quantities of fuel.

[@falllineridge]

It's crazy. My dad has basically the same tractor, except it's about 15-20 years old. It just sips fuel. The difference is drastic. Just doesn't make sense.

[@donaldstrishock3923]

The Kubogy system works great ,with the DOC (diesel oxidation catalist) . Reasons being-- the high pressure injection system, computer== low-low noise, super low fuel usage. Maybe this only pertains to the gear drives only. Hydro's are screaming-howling-reving there guts out All the time. I spend more money on grease than fuel with my very similar MX5200 gear drive TLB with 810hrs in the last 4.5 years.

[@getonlygotonly]

you said you was going to use backhoe to pull dirt from pond. you didn't show us the backhoe