John Deere 5075e pulling a disk harrow

John Deere 5075e pulling a disk
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[@w056007568]

That combination works real well for you and the tractor copes admirably. The front gangs are very aggressive on that dry soil throwing the soil well wide of the rear gangs!

[@joetiller1031]

Disc doing good job on that hard ground fix you some kind of drag will help smooth it out.

[@tinley7853]

Great video cotontop. I've always pulled 30 ft disk with 200 hp tractors, which is fun, but I like watching the smaller stuff work too. Something satisfying about watching dirt being turned and equipment being ran. Again, very nice setup and didn't expect you to be able to pull that disk that fast! I hope to be able to have some ground and equipment of my own. Here in arkansas ground is stupidly expensive...

[@MrRandom750]

Todd Shelton it's like watching snow roll off the plow blade. kinda memorizing.

[@cynthiaherr9029]

Tim did you realize when you thought you locked up the tractor that you didn't.. Jay is here discing at my house right now,Yes he borrowed it..lol ...You know I'm lying.. Very Cool Tim,uncover's alotta ground for sure..Love Tractor's..Take Care Tim..Have a great day..

[@farmingsimulatorkid5373]

can you do a video of the loader being put on the tractor

[@terrellfarms1]

Tim that disk seems to be doing a really good job. Looks like they are mated perfectly but i bet it would pull a 10' with not too much problem but it would not haul as well. It looks like they, the manufacturer, might have the rear gangs too close to the disk center line. We had to slide the whole axle and standards out on our disk towards the outside about six inches per side to get it to level properly in the back. Before we moved them it made a mound in the center and sometimes clogged. It will also cover a little more of what the outside blades on the front gangs are kicking towards the outside. Just a thought by no means am i an expert.

[@toddblanton2722]

Terry Presnal I agree moving the rear gangs out about 6 inches each side would make it about right I think but then again I never set a disc from a video lol. Wasn't doing bad at all for a new disc. Looks well built.

[@kennymysak2079]

great set up just the right size outfit for the job. keep up the great video's

[@georgestirewalt8508]

Really nice equipment. I think if you slow down a bit disk will. Stop walking side to side. On first pass.

[@mtndeer]

great rig ! I expected it to be noisier ' (the pro hooked to it.) Not bad! Can't wait for Fridays video. My boy's were hanging 40' above the water Cleaning of trees growing out of a retaining wall A hundred yards above the dam on the Saco river in Maine yesterday. Can't wait to see that footage too! Not real often you cut trees to pull them up on to the Roof!

[@eddief3326]

2 demit. duse not doo the dist adjustment aney good look like too deep in front , can't tell on 2 demit.

[@zacharychapman2679]

Your pulling that way too deep

[@allenlong3939]

Tim, Ha ve you ever heard of Amco manufacturing out of Yazoo, Ms? They have awesome discs. I want one myself to go behind my 5115M.

[@robertpayne2717]

We had IHC 480 DISCS ON THE FARM A 14 FOOT AND A 19 FOOT THE 14 FOOT COULD BE A LOAD FOR A JD 4020 BUT A 4020 COULD AT TIMES COULD PULL THE 19 FOOT IN OUR GOOD MIXED DIRT

[@countryfarmer3159]

I have a 5075M, your really running too fast, not because your tractor cant pull it but if you keep it up one day your will look back and see cracks in that pretty green frame.

[@andrewwilson8317]

Don't think ever seen a disc harrow being used on tough ground like that before. We use ours to till a field after it has been ploughed to prepare the seed bed. Was the harrowing being done to establish fire breaks? Impressed just how well the little JD pulls it,that hard work!

[@mejorgy]

Why not go with an 8 foot offset vs 7.6 tandem vineyard disk? You’d get more utilization from an offset…. It’s fish tailing because the front gangs are too deep while the rear gangs are scratching the surface

[@zacharychapman2679]

Just cause the tractor can do it doesn’t mean it should your way to deep when the wheels aren’t even touching

[@armedfarm3429]

You're kidding right?? Do you know what the wheels are for?

[@PhatboyHD88]

So what is it that you are doing ? Do you grow Christmas trees ? Just trying to figure out what you farm ? Or are you just doing property maintenance ?

[@joshs4109]

You need to rip or plow those areas first.. too much compaction to grow anything but some trashy ryegrass, just my opinion

[@aldredske6197]

Hi Tim, Nice combo for the small spaces! Watching the disc waging behind you I would set the back gang a little deeper. Just enough that it doesn't make a hump in the middle. That should stop the swaying and pull smoother. Your friend Al

[@sighpocket5]

Nice!!!!!...... feed plots for deer.....new one for me...... thanks.....!!!! ( what blend of seed will you use?)

[@metlmuncher]

Look at that glorious dirt!!! It seems weird to not hear a constant chorus of the discs banging off rocks like we do here.. Very nice rig Tim!!

[@msredneck001]

CT3, nice cap! That's a first class setup there!! I really enjoyed the closeups and different angle shots of the disk gittin it done!! Keep up the good work my friend!!!

[@joes.1168]

Do you have any relatives with the surname of Russel do you. You and my wife's sister's husband could pass for twins near about. Great video.

[@arkansas1336]

Play a little bit of "Bad To The Bone" at the end of the videos! Great working combination you have. ....13

[@mikewawrzkiewicz3741]

So what are you planting I see there's grass there you are plowing it in then what Napa Mike

[@hphillips7425]

You were pulling that disk almost as good as an Orange tractor

[@LordMuck]

Nicely matched set up there Tim.

[@markmortensen4341]

Still catching up on your videos but you had some really cool shots on that disc. Thanks.

[@georgebennett876]

Hey man great video love the angels on the go pro. Tim have you thought about putting some railroad tracks on the harrow makes a world of deference just a little bit of wait make cut better!

[@scottschaeffer8920]

Good work Tim! I just finished my food plots using the same tractor and disc. I also leveled at the end with a Frontier disc-mulcher. That 5075e continues to impress me with it's pulling power for it's size. It pulled my Great Plains, 7ft no-till drill with ease. Let us know what you're planting in those strips?

[@priestdd]

You better check the disk shaft nuts looks like the left rear nite be loose

[@kennymysak2079]

I was wondering are you going to see about trying your brothers tiller on your tractor

[@garygriffin2119]

That is a bad mamajam great video loved all the great shots on the camera

[@gregarioussolitudinist5695]

i always saw the harrow drug after the plowing was done. was surprised to see it run on sod.

[@fishaholiclures]

Nice job Tim. Are you going back over it with a smoothing harrow after you broadcast some seed?

[@SwimminThelake]

Hi Tim, i can see ur new disc is doing a real good job! I like the way it works and how it cuts into the ground. In our area we usually don't use disc harrows. That's why I don't have one of my own but a few years ago I could try out a V- shaped one for the three point hitch on a old strawberry field and i was really impressed. I never had a X-shaped one. What kind of bearings are in ur disc? Do u have to grease them?

[@cotontop3]

It's has sealed bearings and u don't grease them

[@vajypalbishnoi5439]

What is the working width of these discs

[@cotontop3]

It is 8’

[@davidfreeman4625]

Had to smile when you said 'did a little modifying on it' - great stuff. Keep it up Tim and thanks..

[@sisutrucks]

why all the groundwork? :)

[@wrsp4life1]

you need to cut a 10' 6x6 and hook it behind the disc so it will level the ground as your discing... it works very well

[@augustreil]

We use a section of chain link fence sometimes, works pretty good.

[@michaelbrown8545]

Getten it done Tim.Another great CT3 production. Cheers

[@bennyrlove]

so why not simply a Mahindra?

[@stubbie3644]

What is the purpose of doing this?

[@zachbowers442]

that tractor pulls that disk very well

[@shawnennis4257]

u are starting to look like farmer

[@andrewmaas6620]

in my opinion it looks like the left rear set of discs need to move further into the middle it looks like it's leaving a ridge right I. the middle

[@hogcat858]

I noticed that also. Plus it seems to kick some dirt off the sides a bit. Maybe a mold board might help. Or turn the front set outboard disc around. But it looks like a good set of disc for the tractor. Where I ran a disc that size we had to put some weight on top to make it dig deeper and used the tires to control the depth.

[@MrVailtown]

Are you going to plant a special deer mix ? Or you chose different seed for different areas ?

[@cotontop3]

+MrVailtown a mix

[@crab2323]

love the angles Tim,all up close and personal. Great job

[@bondoly66]

That disk is doing a good job.

[@johns8771]

You need a set of am/fm/bluetooth ear muffs so you can jam out to your tunes. I wouldn't be without mine. Streaming classic rock while plowing!!

[@tomtenrc6260]

not to mention it would probably save some hearing as well (exhaust is right there by his head)

[@cotontop3]

+TomtenRC notice I am wear earplugs and always do no matter what I run

[@jetegtmeier71]

I never realized how much a disc drifted, I wonder is there a way to use the transport wheels as a depth gauge, maybe the wheels on the ground would help keep it from drifting? Nice video :)

[@cotontop3]

+jetegtmeier71 u see lots of stuff with a camera that u don't see while ur watching with ur eyes. U can use the wheels as depth gauges and there's pin holes built into the disk to control the depth of u want to use them. I still have a little tweaking to do to get the disc exactly set how I want it to be. Right now on theses passes, I want maximum downforce to cut as deep as I can. We have other stuff that can come behind me and do the finish work.

[@jetegtmeier71]

that's cool, I'm by no means a farmer but I thought I would just throw that out there for ya to think on :), It makes sense in my minds eye :)

[@wendelljones8555]

Good job Tim, thanks!

[@45Deere9500]

Can see one modification you made. Looks like you welded on the lift mechanism, welding it solid, so the hydraulic cylinder will actually lift the wheels off the ground, against the depth stop, instead of the wheels "floating" on the ground and the depth stop only coming into affect if the disk happens to go that deep. At least that's what it looks like to me.

[@cotontop3]

+45Deere9500 I did do that, I tacked about an inch at the very top so I could get the wheels off the ground. I'm impressed you noticed that. I can still set the depth and limit that if I need to.

[@45Deere9500]

In part, I assume you wanted the extra weight to help get the disk into the ground?

[@cotontop3]

+45Deere9500 correct

[@larrysloskysr5503]

Very interesting

[@lysol4852]

Loving the 5075E!

[@grantodom7867]

Awesome shots

[@vensonsmith2850]

Good job

[@davidclitheroe4532]

What is the box on the tripod?

[@augustreil]

Deer feeder it looks like.