Loader Mounted Quick Hitch Snow Blade Install
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2018
- Tractor Time with Tim installs the John Deere 54" snow blade on the loader using the quick hitch and an adapter from Artillian on the fork frame. This is perfect when you want to use the blade on your 1025R or similar compact tractor but need to pile the snow high. The front end loader mounted quick hitch is a great snow plowing option.
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I bought my 1025 2yrs ago..week after i got it we got 35 inches of snow here in upstate n.y.I had the 54 deere plow directly to tractor via quickhitch.Tractor suprisingly handled it very well,but ive been on tractors my entire life so that helped.This year i upgraded to the artillian setup & we had an early 12"of snow & it worked excellent.I run no weight or chains..170ft asphalt driveway,so if anyones having trouble plowing 10"..its you!..not the tractor!
This isn't soft snow it's ice. Where do you pile your snow. I blow it up so wind sends it to the next county
Yes I have a payloader to. I can push the ice chunks. I don't want ridges that hold snow. We have high wind resources here
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@Kashton Sebastian I use Flixzone. Just google for it :)
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Tim, we'll done. You should have been a shop teacher! Made my own bracket to fit the 54 blade to a Titan FEL mounting plate.
The only other thing I added was a deflector along the top edge of the blade. Keeps the light snow from blowing over the top edge during high speed runs of fluffy snow. Used a piece of 4" baler belting (from TSC). Mount it overhanging toward the front with self taping screws and fender washers. No snow in Southern MI yet.
Thanks Tim, I don't have a snow blade yet and this was very helpful! Secondary to that, your 'compact tractor hack' of tilting the forks down to make it easier to maneuver the forks was brilliant! Great little gem that will save me time and my back in the future!
I live in central Manitoba Canada where we have big snow. I am on my 3rd 1025r, first was a 1026r actually. I love your channel and your family presentation Tim. I operated the big snowblowers as a heavy equipment operator for many years. My friends and neighbours brag about their blowers etc. I can move large snow and make a beautiful clean-up with my loader and my box blade. My operation is faster and tidier than any snow-blower or angle blade operation. Not bragging, just my 2 cents. I use my 1025r every day attending to my 3 acre park. I made many trails with my box-blade and even dug a large pond. Great job bro. I am ordering a front hoe bucket today and I told them I saw it on TTWT!
I've had that 54" plow with Artillian fork frame and diverter valve set up for 3 or 4 years. By far the best set up i have used to date with my 1025. And my driveway is close to a 1/4 mile through the woods.
You're gonna love it Tim and wonder why you waiting so long lol.
I would like to know where to get everything I have the loader
I agree the Artillion products are great! I got my 54 inch snow plow when I got my 1025r in January 2018. I put on the wings and hard plastic blade. Then never got to use it until our recent snow event. We got about 10 inches. Plow worked great. Ten inches of snow is a lot for this tractor, but it handled it well. I will likely get tire chains to help with deep snow, but I made it through this event without them.
If your tractor has R4 tires, you might consider grooving them before buying expensive chains. Many owners of SCUTS find that grooving gives them the extra needed traction. If this isn't enough for your circumstances, you can always add chains later.
I live in Northern Maine and have a 50inch blower on the front of my Kioti Compact Tractor 22hp 4x4 with soft shell cab!! And yes time we get lots of snow!! wish we only get a little bit of snow !! As I type its snowing!! YUck but lived here all my 52 years!! Happy New Year and enjoy videos even if ya have a John Deere!! LoL God Bless :) ;]
Another great video Tim. Thanks for all your time.
Artillian frame and forks are on my want-list. Thanks for the great video Tim on how the JD snowblade can be mounted to the frame.
I have had those wings for 3 years now also, and I just wanted to let anyone thinking about purchasing them, they are great! No wear at all, after 3 years, and extend/protect the outside edges of your blade when plowing. Definitely recommend them.
Looks really nice. I use a Skid Steer to 3 Point Attachment Adapter to mount a 7' grader blade on my front end loader frame. Had a buddy weld a custom set of plow shoe mounts to the back of the blade, that way I can clear snow off the gravel lane too. It rides a little farther away from the loader frame, which is not ideal, but my rig allows me to push snow with an angled blade, or I can turn the blade around completely and pull snow backwards. It works pretty well.
Love my snowblower. I bought the snow blade and blower and have never put the blade on. But you are correct it requires a cab which I have and also have a heater. I spoiled myself. I live on top of a mountain in Massachusetts and we do get some huge storms which the blower eats right through.
I was just on Good Works Tractors web site and saw Johnny #2 . I'm looking at getting the same version in the spring and can't wait to see you put it to work and bolt on some accessories . If it holds up to what you put it through I know I'll be fine. Happy New Year .
Great video Tim. Why I like your stuff, you always have something going on. For people that like to use old stuff laying around, Hay Spear sells The unique to Deere connectors that are on the back of your bucket, and can be welded to a blank skid steer plate allowing it to attach to your loader arms. Put what ever you on the front of the plate. Make a boom, attach and old junk plow from a pickup truck???? Blank plates are cheap, 150 or so. Ha ha, we get snow in the NE but us older guys can't play in it as long as we once could. Fingers and feet are the first to go, I don't care what glove or boot it is.
I have 54" blower on 1025r for 4 years now. It is good for New England. Snow back in the face with high wind is rough. My poor man solution is snow mobile helmet. With a good ski jacket and pants, everyone has in New England anyway, it is surprisingly comfortable and warm. Someday, a cab will be preferred in retirement, but for now the helmet is fine.
I have a 2018 JD2025R with bucket loader for snow removal on my rather large paved drive. Only needed it twice so far this season but it sure beats shovlin’!!!
Same, Artillian Forks arrived before my 1025! But I had the advantage of getting good advice from some guy with a UA-cam channel. Thanks Tim!
Ha! Thanks. I hope you are enjoying them!
Tim I love all the video that you do. You do a awesome job and do a great job of explaining ever thing . I watch you whenever I can .
Thanks much.
Tim, I live in the snow belt of NY, I originally had a rear blade on my 1025R because it was a very economical option and it worked great but I got tired of always having to look backwards. This year I upgraded to the new Frontier AF10F loader mounted plow. It works great and would appear to have the same result as your new setup, but I do not have power angle, only manual. One thing I did notice that you may not like is the tilt your plow sits at, my plow is set so that I can use the leveling gauge on the loader (at the same position as it would be for the bucket) to know when the plow is level, this also allows me to tilt the plow up when pushing up a pile. So far this year we have already have quite a few snows and being able to get that upward tilt is definitely helpful... a little advice from one tractor owner to another
Adam Wiedor I’m looking at getting the AF10F. I already have skid shoes from my previous plow. Does the AF10F still have the mounts welded on if you don’t order the skid shoes?
@@tomtesmer3603 Yes, the AF10F has welded on shoe mounts. If your talking about your previous plow as being the JD Front Blade, the shoes are different. The shoes on the AF10F have a ~1in piece of round stock as the tab where the front blade is bar stock. I AF10F comes with steel shoes, and my dealer as well as the website did/does offer the AF10F without the steel shoes. You can order Urethane shoes for some extra $$ but the steel seems to me to be a mandatory option. I also don't even use my shoes, my driveway is asphalt, I lean the plow down so the blade is only on the ground and not the shoes. I like getting all the snow off so that the sun can hit the driveway so I don't ice up. Hope that helps
Thank-you! That’s exactly what I needed to know. I’ll be ordering the AF next week as our dealer is having a 15% off attachments. Won’t be in time for Saturday’s storm in Ohio:(.
Nice snow blade Tim. Thanks for video's
"The 54" with these wings allows you to hit something, yes I've hit my own car, no big deal....." PRICELESS!!!!! Happy new years guys.
Good video tim ,let the snow falling 👍
During winter time plowing the company either made or bought plows that the forks would slide into and most blades were fixed at an angle. One blade was over 8 feet wide and had a heavy chunk of steel welded in not to fall out. Our forklifts had cabs with heaters to stay warm. I plowed many hours since I was senior man on the job. Only bad time plowing was around the railroad crossings hit it just right and stopped on a dime. Lol
Snowblower without cab = good
Snowblower with Curtis Cab = AWESOME!
Love the Artillian products! Great video Tim! Happy new year and God bless.
Jealous of your nice cab this time of year!
Tim It's nice to see that the company that made your grapple made a adapter for your snow blade to make the loader more versatile
Love the video and yes we moved out of show to Arizona and miss the snow. But do like this set up
Great video Tim! Fellow Hoosier here from NW Indiana, we tend to get more lake effect snow up here and I’d love to get a tractor like Johnny to clear my driveways. I’ve been drooling over Good Works inventory thinking about if I really need a 1 series or not. Look forward to your future video with Johnny II, and maybe I’ll convince to wife I need one when Johnny is listed for sale..
You would love a subcompact. Enormous amount of fun.
Hey Ryan, runor on the street is there will be a new Johnny in town. Why wish for a tractor "like Johnny"...when you can have Johnny! It could be an incredible investment with TTWT autographs on the loader! Stay safe out there this winter!
We have a JD 755 with a front mounted snowblower that works very well but your right a cab or windshield at the very least is priority.
Good luck with your new tractor its a lot different then what you got now ,I tested out the 18s I have a 16 ill keep mine the ride on deck is much easier then the 18 but I don't mow with tractor I have 2 zero turns for that
I got the very 1st 54 plow setup for the 2305 & FEL Nov 2013 and used the extension hoses the first year. I then switched over to the Artillian 3rd scv and I prefer it over the extension hoses. 5 years later it still works like new I was told by many that it would destroy the FEL arms and bend the arms. Hog wash!! I use it on concrete and gravel drives without any issues. slkpk
Yes, I think the Artillian diverter is a better solution. The diverter is required for the grapple portion of the Artillian System anyway.
As a snowblower owner, I can say that the 54" snowblower on my 1026r does a pretty good job and works really quick. In my case, it's faster and overall better than a plow because the only places we can push piles cause problems with getting in and out of our driveway, making it difficult to see cross-traffic. It also makes it take much longer for all the snow to melt, in the spring time. With the snowblower, I can put the snow exactly where I want it; throwing the snow up to 50' into the yard (depending on the type and amount of snow). We just had 12-15" of moderately wet/fine snow here in MN, and it handled it with no problem. The only time I had to slow down due to engine load was when I got to the end of the driveway where the road plow left a huge row of packed snow, but it still handled that quite well. The rest of the time I could move at about 1/2 to 3/4 speed in low gear with a full bite. Cleaned our driveway in about 20-30 min. With the bucket, it would have taken over an hour. A blade "might" have been faster, but the piles would have been a huge issue; and with the blower, there are virtually no piles; though I could make some if I wanted to, by angling the chute down. A cab would be very nice, but if you're smart with your chute, it shouldn't be a major problem (though we do have very little wind due to the trees). Additionally, I don't need any rear ballast for the tractor to be stable and safe, and with 4wd, I have no issues with traction like I did with the loader and backhoe/ballast box. I do recommend getting the extra chute pitch mechanism, as it would help a lot more with keeping the snow out of your face and where you want it, vs setting it and hoping it's high enough for the majority of your work (like I do). Anyway, just my experience with the snowblower.
Uh oh. I offended the snow blower crowd!
Just kidding. I’d love a snowblower if we had much snow. I had a walk behind blower before Johnny. It worked very well.
I even thought about getting a blower even though we do not need it!
Lol, nah. Not offended at all... just trying to give some advice for those looking at one, since you can't give them your own experience (at least with a Johnny mounted one)... Probably doesn't help I have a bad habit of trying to be very thorough in my explanations and end up writing small books to describe things.
Anyway, for lesser amounts of snow, I can definitely agree that the blower is more or less a waste of money; but when you can get 8"+ in a single storm, with multiple storms a winter capable of that, the blower tends to win out due to the fact you don't have piles that build up to the point you have to have them removed if you don't push them far enough back, at the start. Frozen banks are hard to move, even with a loader; near impossible with a blade on the quick-hitch. For places that typically only get a dusting (2" or less) you actually are probably best off with a power-broom to get the surface even cleaner than both a blower or plow; something I'm thinking I'll get to compliment my blower.
Blades do tend to dig into the ground more, though... even with properly adjusted skids, since the skids ride behind the cutting edge. All you have to do is start pushing up a sudden incline (or suddenly level out while pushing down one) and a blade can dig in. On a blower, the skids run alongside the pickup edge, so as long as they're adjusted right, it shouldn't do anything but skim high-spots. Basically though, if you get lots of snow and piles are a problem, get a blower; otherwise a blade or broom should be fine. I'm actually kind of surprised you don't have the broom attachment! Should get one for your lighter snow jobs and cleaning the driveway of debris the rest of the time!
Someone else mentioned a broom. Maybe someday. Would be fun to play with!
I should probably add that I have absolutely no added weight, no ballast (rear or otherwise), and no chains on my 1026r when using my blower. Didn't even fill the tires; and traction hasn't been a problem with 4wd and the blower, as the blower puts weight on the front for steering, even while in float.
Here in the Kansas City Missouri area we have had only one good Snow so far this winter it was a 5" snow the others were only dustings
Go Chiefs !!!!!!!!!
great video tim
I live in Minnesota and have the X738 with a CTC front end loader and 3 point hitch. I clear snow and ice from over 1/4 mile of driveway with no issues using no chains only my heavy hitch with 6 weights (40 lb.). I wish I had gotten the 1025 instead for the additional power and separate controls for the 3 point but it does the job exceedingly well. JD makes very capable equipment. My setup is much better than my other JD tractor (X300) with snow blower attached. I agree that the blower is my last choice for moving snow. It just puts too much in the air blowing into the operator and back onto areas already cleared.
I drove a forklift for 37 years and to take off forks we would slide them to center put forks almost to the ground and in the back sit a 4x4 under at bend off they come same way to put on. Of course our forks were 6 inches across and almost 6 feet long. So many were damaged from only using one at a time. They are pretty soft material. Years ago they would drill a hole in the end for moving parts on wheeled skids.
Tim is brilliant his back ground I'v learned a lot I love my tractor thank you Tim
Thanks for watching!
Tim, I've read that if you connect directly to the dump/curl SCV, the loader frame's cylinders will leak down and "dump" over time. On the FB group, someone doing this ended up wrapping a ratchet strap around to hold it from leaking down.
I did that and it works.
If any function is important and practical on a plow blade and that’s power angling. I also like a heavy rubberized semi circled top guard to let snow curl back down to the blade that helps on a longer push, it’s also helpful on pavement I don’t like it however on a gravel driveway I like better vision limiting debris into the piles.
There are lots of advantages to having the blade mounted on the loader arms/artillian mount. I would say this is a the better way to go. Unfortunately I only have the quick hitch system. Oh well, maybe it's time for me to expand my array of attachments!!! Happy New Year Folks!!!
Great informative video! Thanks!
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Well, I just received my 2018 1025R in mid December. Removed all the summer attachments, and installed the 60" JD Snow Plow..... From that day until today, zero snow and highs in the 40's and 50's..... Never thought I'd say this, but bring in the blizzard!!! ;) Like Sponge Bob, "I'm Ready! I'm Ready!" :)
Just well over a foot of hard ice snow. Snow blower is a must for the hard stuff
Hey Tim I remember when I plow snow I have to get the truck and pull the pin to turn the blade different ways
Good stuff enjoyed that
Great video as always. I'm waiting for those edge tamers to be back in stock and ordering some. Alot cheaper than the snow blade. You said it best "we don't get enough snow in indiana"
You woulda had em by now if you had placed your order. ...go ahead...they are making them rapidly...demand just keeps the shipping times delayed.
Great video!
Nice setup 👍
I’m as Northeast as it gets and I’m envious of your small snowfalls lol
Yea, I spent two winters in Chicagoland. Quickly got tired of the lake effect snow (I was close to the lake..near Wisconsin line).
So, even though I tease in this video...I would NOT want to wake up to snow EVERY MORNING again like we did in that experience.
Tractor Time with Tim ya it’s fun plowing the first few snowfalls in November or December and I love snowmobiling but not so much fun by April lol hopefully you get enough for tryout the plow and get some videos
Hammer and anvil, you can straighten the cotter pins back out so they go back in easier. Also grip the big end with a set of good side cutters and pry them out to remove. They come out easier
This quick connect is what i am getting for my 1025r. I told the dealer better bring my tractor with all the attachments by tractor trailer low boy
Have you tried the Frontier JD blade? I know it is manual tilt but much more reasonably priced and the extra height clearance is a big one for the subcompact. Just curious what your thoughts are, I am still undecided.
thanks Tim
Very informative!! On the part that has the four different holes in the bottom at 4:00 in this video that replaces the lifting/lowering hydraulic cylinder, which hole did you finally settle on at the bottom,? And can you tell me what the distance is between the top hole and the furthest bottom hole on that part that replaces the cylinder?
Don’t remember. Sorry
Tim we average over 200" of snow a year.... An inverted Snow Blower on the Boomer 45, w/cab works great... especially with that wind blowing @ -30*... God Bless... Chief {NYS/ADK}
Lol! I just understood the "NYS/ADK" meaning... Been in that area in winter, on a sunny day. Very nice. Would not go there in a snow storm!
@@FromSteelToWood , Yea it can get Nasty...
Joe what State are you located in...Chief
I live in Canada, Quebec, near the border. I am 125 miles north east to the Adirondacks. I travel for business to USA and I really enjoy driving in the Adirondacks, the White Mountains and the Green Mountains.
Joe Lesage OK Joe, give us a heads up when you will be sending more snow down my way... Lol.... Happy New Years to you Buddy, Chief{NYS/ADK}
With your new tractor coming replacing Jonny wouldn’t a 72 be a better fit for clearing roads and pathways also with the update to Jonny 2 will you fit an aftermarket cab for your winter work?
72 would be too wide for a 1025r.
I would suggest leveling the snow plow to your bucket indicator. when the snow plow is angled nose down it will wear a U shape to the blade. if you use your bucket indicator to level it out it would be a good visual. but take this as a grain of salt. you have probably plowed more snow then I have (south AL).
Snowblowers make great video content. Watching you without a cab in the snow would be entertaining.
Hello Tim, thanks for the great video!
What is the "magic piece" @7:47 called. I cannot find it on the artillian site.
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Here in the South we are lucky to get 3-5” a year and if it actually last a full day. I would love to see some big snow like you are saying. I know it would totally shut the entire state down and cause mass pandemonium. But maybe one day. Wishful thinking
That was a great install right to your existing fork frame. A while back there were a lot of people saying it was bad to push snow with the loader arms. Has that thinking changed? Thanks Tim.
Dunno Ken. There seem to be a plethora of loader mount blades now. I hear this fear all of the time, but I have never seen a picture of a damaged loader caused by a loader mount blade.
I have the Frontier Fork attachment from Deere...is this compatible? i also have a 54" blade for a John Deere 318
Tractor Time with Tim
With that mount on the loader arms can you hook the Blower up like that ?
Hi Sir Like your videos. i would like to know if i can install the front mounted quick hitch on my mahindra emax 25?
Very nice setup, I have a few videos on my channel on the Frontier SB1154 snowblower.
@TIM.. come on down and up to the MTNS of NC nearBoone.. we had 30inches plus 2 weeks ago
Sounds like fun!
Tim if you want big snow come to Donners pass California. You will see snow deeper than you can imagine. God bless ps if you drive through don't do it alone only two or more vehicles at a time. If you break down just leave your vehicle and get in with the other person. We find the breakdowns in the spring.
Been through there. Wow. Incredible.
Hey Tim, long time viewer and love all these videos with Casey and Johnny! I have one question, as a homeowner who services his lawn mower and snowblower himself, what would be a good lubricant for the moving parts on both machines? Thank you so much!
Here are a couple of videos about greasing:
ua-cam.com/video/8HTvyfJIxZ0/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/Fwqg8Qg_SfU/v-deo.html
The second goes into some detail about which grease to use. Let me know if this helps!
Pallet forks. If your lifting pallets 42" is nice. I have a set of 36 for a fork lift here. Haven't used them in years
Why do you need 42 for pallets? I use my 36” all the time with pallets
@@TractorTimewithTim to support the whole pallet so it don't break or tip and dump the product
WAX the FORK mounting plate top and bottom where there is NO paint. Candle wax will do. Tilting down also helps. I picked up my Artillian forks from the builder ( before it was sold) and was given a little candle wax. It does make a difference !
I didn't know it was a live stream, caught it though. You might use the extra hydraulic cylinder now for a hydraulic top link? Just a thought.
How well do these blades work for gravel and dirt if I wanted to level my driveway?
The quick hitch mechanism is not strong enough to handle all a 1025R can throw at it. So, heavy dirt movement is not a good plan.
Tim, Just bought a 2025r with a 3svc on the 120r loader. Tried using the TTWT code and Artillian says no go? Is there another set up you can recommend to attach my JD snow plow to my loader? Love the vidios pal! adding Scripture to the credits is a nice touch!!
The artillian is the one. There is no discount code, but we still highly recommend them!
Tractor Time with Tim I’ll gladly go with that suggestion then!! Thank you sir!
Thanks Tim. Question, how do you set up / connect the hydraulic lines if you do not have a third function added to your 1025R?
The best way is to add the artillian diverter kit from artillian.com
@Tractor Time with Tim
OK, but $750 for a 3rd function is not in my budget. Can’t the curl be left in the fill curl position and that hydraulic function-be used for be used for angling the blade?
Hi Tim, would you happen to know the part number of that extra bracket? I have the plow and the lift cylinder portion already, just can't really figure out what other bracket I need to connect it to my 1025r. Thank you.
muttonpower.com has this configurable on their website ...very handy.
I wonder if you are going to find that the blade does a number on that nice gravel driveway. No concrete or asphalt at the new place.
Love this option...quick question...I have an X720 with a quik-tatch today and am buying a 2025R. Does anyone know if the adapter will fit the older quik-tatch frame? Dealer is trying to sell me an all new quik-tatch but wondering if its really needed...help!
will all the attachments that fit the old tractor fit your new bigger one
Yep. Same model.
I would love to see a review of the Frontier 60" Front Blade (AF10F). Looking at buying a 2025R or a 1025R in the near future. This Blade looks like the same cost as the 54" Snow Blade and I believe it is a quick connect setup. for me that would be ideal use the Blade and if needed swap out to the FEL to move snow.
I have the Frontier 60 inch for my 1025. It works good easy on and off from loader to blade. Only downside is its a manual angle from side to side. It wasn't a huge deal but this set up you can do that from the seat.
Thanks Ed. How do you propose that I do such a review? I don’t have a AF10F!
@@TractorTimewithTim Hey Tim thanks for getting back to me, I was really just wondering if anyone had one, I know the blade I was talking about is a fairly recent product and you had already purchased the 54 blade. No worries, I have got at least one reply on a owner with experience with the 60" Blade.
@@richp5064 Thanks Rich, I have a manual angle on my current setup, once you find your pattern on the area you are plowing I never have to get off more than once or twice to readjust the angle. Glad to hear that setup works for you.
Do you happen to know if there is an attachment that would allow the 54" quickhitch snowblade to attach to the 120R frame? I have already purchased the JD pallet forks/frame and would like not to have to buy another from Artillian.
Question?? I have a neighbor that been wanting a snow blower that hooks up like this. Maybe a hydraulic oe electric. He wants top be able to lift his snow blower higher. He has a deep valley section that fills with snow sometimes 5 to 6 feet deep.
What tractor does your neighbor have?
Hi Tim, where did you get the shoes on the blade?
Hey Tim when is the new 1025R coming ? And Tim not sure the hoses are safe on top of the mount like that i would get a Hanger of some sort,, and mount right under where you have them laying now.. or at the least get some hose armor to go on the hoses so it doesn’t rub threw the hoses from vibration or motion when you curl... just a idea buddy ,,not trying to be a nosey body or anything..
So I looked it up and Indiana gets an avg. of 15 inches of snow to me that is a lot. So then I looked up just for fun the Avg. snowfall here in Alabama and it reads 51mm. (Yes that is in Millimeters)
Often, if I want to use my snow plow, I have to get up early to plow the snow. Otherwise, it melts before I can get it plowed off!!!!
If your plowing up some hard ice or really hard pack you might want the blade lock on to it doesn’t flip forward when you have a lot of down pressure
I would not recommend that with the quick hitch connection. That quick hitch is not strong enough to handle all the force the 1025R can apply. Leave it in the trip position.
Tractor Time with Tim I was stating that was the use of that setting
When is the new tractor coming?
I have no need for a snow blade, but I enjoy your videos. Oh, by the way, WAR EAGLE!!!! All in fun.It's just a game. Happy New Year!
nice, real nice
When you get the new tractor will you need new attachments
Same attachments will work.
Loader and backhoe are different, but these are included in the trade.
Hey tim I just caught this video and wanted to say no this would not work with other fork frames! There is a large notch on the bottom of most pallet fork frames in the middle so you simply lay the fork on the top rail and drop it onto the frame and move it to the right or left depending on which one you are putting on.
Sorry I missed the live stream was out shopping with my wife. I still don't see a use for the blade in Wisconsin. I bought a used 3 point snowblower late last winter
Yea, understood. Not sure if I should be jealous, or feel sorry for you :-)
@@TractorTimewithTim haven't been able to use the snowblower yet but I wanted to be able to use the loader too
Did you ever figure out if this fits my Deere fork frame? I think I’m leaning towards the standard QuickHitch version but curious. If anyone has a used 54 with the QuickHitch for a 1025r let me know!
put some hose wrap on the hoses. they will wear out fast if there rubbing
So where did you get the bracket that replaced the cylinder you removed?
From Artillian ...it is part of the kit.
I think you are really going to start wanting that bigger tractor with the new place.
too late to 'start wanting' :-)
Tim we liked the video I have a blower wish had more hydraulic flow then could put it on FEL but hine site is 20/20
God Bless
PaK
Ever think of putting a pump on the pto and add hydraulic lines to the FEL?
@@tomkeating65 my tractor has 23 hp an a pump with tank is very expensive we have looked at them should have bought a bigger tractor
Been messaging bloke where 2018 John Deere coming from & watch his UA-cam the Backhoe easier to get on & device to release legs while on machine now
Is it also possible to attach the snow blower to that hitch
Yes. You just need the PTO.
I'm planning on starting a company in a couple of years. But first I need to get my Tractor Driving License here in Finland. (it is so now here that you need a separate card if you want to drive a tractor on public roads if you didn't get your driving license before some year). I've been looking at a older Ford that's in good shape and all, and it's larger then Johnny and it has a cab. It also has a loader, I'm planning on getting a loader blade for it because of the ability to push snow in a larger pile. Any opinions?Sorry if this is harder to read and is wrote clumsy.
I always tho't the biggest advantage to a loader-mounted plow was that if the snow was too deep or heavy to push, I could quickly switch to the bucket and lift it out of the way.
One hydraulic line and pull the fork frame pins and switch to bucket. Seems pretty fast
GOOD job Tim again I am not getting the notifications still. be care full what you wish for we may get it .
Sometimes they delay the notifications for a day or more!
@@TractorTimewithTim THANKS
Good morning Tim!!!! I have forks from John Deere is the still a way I can mount my blade to them? Thanks
No. This adapter only works on The artillian frame.
That’s a bummer...... figured maybe Deere had an option for that too. Thanks