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This is literally the dumbest design I’ve ever dealt with. I’ve had to change this bulb several times and every time something that should take two minutes end up being nothing but frustration.

All that work and no lessons learned to help out others. Oof.

Pretty cool setup! National Fleet Products has bi-fold aluminum ramps that may fit a bit better in the back of your van if that is of interest to you, they work great with mowers.

Hi I think we have the same mower, for sure we have the clam shell. I’m trying to detach ours from the mower, do you have a video showing how you did that. One second you had it on in this video and the next it was off.

I have one myself. Like it pretty good.

My hose broke from the actual reservoir. It’s the piece he is snapping into. I can’t see where that runs, has anyone here replaced that hose as well? Thank you

Thanks again great review and will be checking out my dealer

Great review of the stand on machine this is my next selection for a postage stamp lawn a down size lot from 2+ acres to a 30x70 lot+corner grass lot thanks for sharing,JD owner for 10-12 years great dealer here in Ohio.

I own same style bucket on much smaller tractor only 20 horse power 2002 John deere4110 it is amazing what you can do with the stump bucket mine is a titan economy I have removed a few stumps that where probably too much got it done great video I am in Iowa

Finally broke down and got one! So I ran across this video how funny is this 🤣Got it off the MARKET PLACE for $600 2016 MODEL😎💯👍🏾

I know it's an older video, but instead of a block of wood spray a little white lithium grease on a rag and wipe the belt down and it'll pop off no problem and do the reverse for install

My 4075r will not budge 1 ton at 48 inches, no matter the rpm.

Any issues with the chains breaking or problems.

Could you show a up close video of just the ramp and how it’s set up?

SAFETY items should be 1-2-3 EASY to do on the side of the road in an emergency, THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW!!!! We need to get a list of the cost of these kind of routine maintenance items BEFORE PURCHASE to see what the REAL cost of ownership is - maybe manufacturers would then have an incentive to make at least these things easy and cheap. Thanks for confirming that removing the entire headlight assembly may be the only way for normal-size folks to do this - ARGH!

Dry line? Usually this don't happen for that type of job but good demonstration.

Hey mike sure has been a while , great to see ya again,Making major moves is always good 👍

Hey nice mower

I've had nothing but trouble with my 54" Yard Commander. Mesh rips easily, vibrates enough to lose bolts, axle has broken twice, brush height adjustment won't stay in place unless you really tighten hard, and the two posts that keep the hopper up keep falling out! I've had mine less than 4 years and had to fix almost everything on it. I removed the rope because it kept dropping in front of the sweeper and binding on the brushes. Good thing to note for almost all lawn sweepers, don't go faster than 5mph (as warned in the manual, but only an ATV has a speedometer), don't turn sharp because the wheels are attached through the axle and they need to turn at the same speed or you risk too much torsion on the axle and it breaks where the screws go through it, and don't lower the sweeper into the grass more than 1/2" or you'll break your axle. Yard Commander is junk. Your video is 2ys old, what do you think of Yard Commander now?

So mine isn’t this line, it’s the line coming from the bottom of the reservoir. Any ideas? Help please 😅

Couldnt get my 52" together with terrible instructions so i cut it up with blow torch and took it to dump

Mike, where did you order that shoot blocker from...Great video

The black line is hard to see, I always try to keep some line before it gets too close to the head, otherwise it's going to go inside and you're going to have to remove the head and rewind the line.

Great video thank you! You answered my question! And as well yes the black diamond does come off short from one side we catches that twiced we were thinking it was us not putting it right but we did put in right will be trying the ugly line from Lowe’s! Thank you! Great video !

Great clip man. What blades are you using? I recently bought a 636 and I don’t like the cut, it’s got stock blades. I’ve seen other videos of ppl complaining about the cut quality of stocks too.

Very helpful in changing the blades

Feeler gauge on valves

Where did you get the wrap and how much

Thanks for a cool video.

Great setup, What’s the size of your trailer that you’re using in this video?

Good to know. Im thinking of buying one soon. They aint cheap eh? Im in Canada too. Where are you located?

I want to put on an 1025r for small trees and digging.

They go for $10,000 now

This video will be very helpful for me

Yah I bought one , a field tuff 125 lbs. From Amazon Used it 4 times , once a year in the spring to spread my crab grass fertilizer . Everytime I went to use it the next year it was broke or fail while I was using it . I have 5 acres, to fertilize. Had a nice set up with the controller bolted on my control panel on my turf tiger and a modified removable vertically receiver on the front . Washed and cleaned it after of every use , stored it in side the last time I tried to use it after replacing the seized up motor the previous year, the on off switch had a short in it when I hooked it up . Replaced that went to take a practice run with about 40 lbs of fertilizer in it , the motor wouldn’t spin went to close the shoot and the cable kinks leaving a trail of fertilizer back to my barn . This spread is still mint condition. Made in China disposable JUNK . There’s 5 brands made by the same place . I’m buying a JRCO $1.500.00 but you get what you pay for . Good luck Bubba you always what to consult your professional landscaper before you start any projects .

That's a lot of freaking mulch!! How long did that take?

Miiiike!! Good morning! The beds look really nice. Good work, Brother! Hope your season in SUPER prosperous! Have a great day! God bless.

Nice work! Man that cart you made works great with the 36!

nicely done mike nice to see you online!

Rewatched! Viewed, liked, shared

Let there be firewood!!

I had a huge pear tree in my old backyard and yes quite messy but wow, the best pears I've ever eaten!! And they were free....lol

The Busch is Back!!

Nice Mike hope everything is well with the family and getting better Take care

someone is having fun playing with his toy

Good morning, Mike! I agree 100%, Brother!! It would be WAY MORE fun to rip things apart before you cut them up all nicely with a chainsaw! Heck, if I had a mini ex, there's no telling what I'd NOT do!😆 That Kubota made short work of that tree for sure! Thanks for sharing ANOTHER cool video! Have a great day! God bless.

Wow that's awesome!

I just wanted to post this helpful hint, hack or trick which ever you want to call it. You do not have to take off the drive belt pulley or cut the screw post like in another video. I watched several videos someone made a comment after he had his belt on, that he had seen one that suggested lubing the back side of the belt and you could slide it in. I was like ok lets try that, shiot it worked. I took some 3 in 1 oil, put some on the flat side of the belt, then pinched in between the pulley and the post at angle to start. Grabbed the pulley and went back and forth and back and forth and it started to work its way down. Then took a piece or plywood, 8" long, 2 1/2" wide and 3/8 thick, put in on top of the belt and hammered with my 3/8" ratchet, it worked its way in just fine. Took about a minute. Good luck with it. I just hope I remember how I did it when I need to do it again

At what point does the reason everyone came to this video begin? No one cares about any of the rest of that crap.

Nice equipment! One thing you need is a skid steer roller to roll out the driveway gravel. A year or two ago I saw a guy using one on a parking lot. I stopped and asked and he has a local welding shop make it. It really did the job. Take care. Tom