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@@Mainelyoffgrid hope to have more plowing videos soon

@ts1905 sure, it does

@@hi000000008 have not. I will make a new video when I know, thanks for watching

@@WoodsTreeFarm thanks

@@orishabadoreen1940 glad to help

@RockhillfarmYT I took it down a trail I have that the tractor would come out of 2wd with no chains prob spin a bit, but would bet dollars to doughnuts it would make it just fine, the skid steer I had to dig it out twice, and then it was super sketchy sliding. I thought about this after words, I think, the reason why is because of how low ground pressure these machines are because they have the weight spread out over such a big patch of ground with low or little ground pressure, the conditions may have been just right for that to slide, I had the snow pusher on it, that weighs more then the standard bucket. OR its possible it was a rookie error as I don't have much for experience on rubber tracked machines? I also had a similiar experience in my driveway where th3 gates are in approx. 10" of snow. I only have my chained tractor to reference on my property but I have 3-4 videos of that pushing 2 feet kf snow in different storms with no issues at all. I guess I need to buy some Chains

@ yeah, I’m sure you were doing everything right. I just don’t have experience in snow I guess. On dry ground that machine should relocate your house

@@farmlifewithnancy2497 I am in a much better place here for sure

@@hallandskidder6343 will do

@Designhunter9125 no, I don't know, I have loaded rears and 2" wheel spacers they help with stability, the chains never come off these help from sliding as well. If I had to do it over I think I would have waited until I had the log skidder, it will do it, but there is risk. Old skidders are a blast to operate and they were built for this stuff. Prob not the answer you were seeking, but that's how I would have done it. If not you will need a grapple and a box blade with a top and tilt cylinder

@jdboy9 as a hydro the main pump in the video is silver in color on the side of the engine, is this what you mean by input?

​@@Mountaintoptractorthose are your hydraulic pumps on the side of the engine. The hydrostatic (hydro) drive is attached to the engine going towards the rear of the tractor. It is what drives the tractor forward and backwards. There will be a driveshaft going from the front axle backwards but that isn't what you want to inspect. Look for shiny spots around bolts that would indicate movement when you are looking around for loose stuff.

@jdboy9 ok, I will check that out, any idea what the shaking is with the rough idle?

@Mountaintoptractor I would think something with the flywheel or whatever the means of transferring the engine power to the hydrostatic drive. Might not be anything you can see. For starters though like mentioned just check for anything loose. If everything looks good then probably should have it looked at.

@FullCircleOzarks thank you. It accomplishes the task kf not having to bend over to pick up rounds

I did not think of it in acres, Good point. Thank you!

@@tanyahalden2726 it does well here

@@loganh6701 good times

@@BrianW-vm7gt everything here is

@@christineashton-pi5et thanks, work in progress for sure

@kingtut8381 I never seem to run short on power pulling fur or pine (all that's here) although it does have a tendency to pop out of 1st gear when underload going up steep hills. Waiting on a new transmission (rebuilt) to arrive to swap it out. Have lots of videos of the skidder pulling here in the mountains. At 7,500'.

@@Mountaintoptractor WE ALL 'WWOD' ENJOY THEM. THANX

@tanyahalden2726 it's nice for sure

Magnetic mount on the top of the arch for skidder.

@ right on. I need that 👍

I do still need a conveyor downstream from the splitter. So do you. Keep on keeping on, you’ll get there.

@davidanderson1620 I discovered that my biggest hold up in the process was the winch and waiting on a single log to advance. So I have since built a firewood table that cost me $20 (not pretty, but works) this table allows me to cut 3-5 logs at a time then move them to the downhill feed, much more efficient, a d I still don't have to bend over, I have a video of building it out already, later today around 3:30 I have a short 3 minute video that shows it in use.

This was the 1st or 2nd video I made with it, I have made quite a few since. I am in STEEP county here at 7,500' my only gripe is the transmission pops out of first when climbing the steep hills with a load, even without a load if its steep enough. I have one ordered from Harold's in Maine, just waiting on it to be rebuilt and arrive. The machine just screams, by far my favorite piece of equipment to operate, I used up 3 dinosaurs changing every bit of fluid in the machine, I have a list of things I have done to it, and I added some 5/8 ice chains. Thanks for watching.

@@hallandskidder6343 good times for sure!

@@farmlifewithnancy2497 got more today.

@ so did we and calling for more snow

@beyondfur yes, I don't have any videos of mountain lions on youtube but they are here as well. Definately more bears then people where I am. This is why we have the Gampr dogs. We free range chickens on 5 acres and have never seen a predator in our yard and have never lost a chicken to a predator.

@@Mountaintoptractor Wow so nice to live in such beauty and have animals around domestic or wild, very beautiful nature

@beyondfur my boys are quite happy here, they are well loved animals.

@@Mountaintoptractor no doubt, i know these breed so well, they are from my neighboring country and very similar to our Nagazi dogs, amazing dogs indeed

@beyondfur not sure if you looked or not but on my channel in the shorts part there are a couple of gampr video. That would make good gampr videos, espcially the video of my dog sniffing baby chicks in the container

@@Mountaintoptractor wow that would be a lovely short video, it will be very lovely

Well its not good that it happened, but Im glad this worked for you, and provided relief.

@purecanadianlifestyle everything is harder at altitude including breathing...lol I posted a video today of my plowing the front yard for the chickens, clouds were low and it blocked allot of the view though.