Thank you. Very helpful and easy to follow. My daddy passed away without teaching me how to use the tractor and now I'm trying to learn how so that I can continue to take cared of his place.
My son bought a JD5300 and we have a small Kubota 2000. I was used to the Kubota and have been apprehensive about operating the JD since it is considerably bigger and more powerful. After your video I feel confident that I can now operate the JD well enough to begin getting good at it. Thanks a lot. These videos were very helpful and you are a good teacher. You didn't miss anything.
Very cool. I didn't know about the bent rod level indicator! I needed to refresh on the fly in case my hot guyfriend came back on his tractor to put me to work..dont wanna look like too much of a greenhorn! Thank you!
Thank you so much! I am looking to buy a tractor and haven't been on one in 30 years or longer. This is just what I needed to see how you operate a John Deere tractor - you sir are awesome.
It was like being a little kid sitting on dad’s lap, learning to operate the tractor. Thank you soooo much because I didn’t have that opportunity growing up. Well done and well explained!!!
Thanks Greg! I have some pallets on a big flatbed coming this week & my neighbor here in Bryan, Texas offered to lend me his tractor (just like yours), he has some pallet blades on his, and I asked him to help out me out. His answer was "I'll leave the keys in the tractor" Hehe, yea, I do know how to operate an old Ford farm tractor, but that was forever ago, so thanks to you & my neighbor, 'yall tak'in care of the neighbors now!.... I will look like I know what I'm doing, and especially will operate safely thanks to your well produced and edited video. I owe you a jug of cider friend - Doug
I really enjoyed this series. I’m currently taking a class at Texas A&M about tractors and I’m hoping to get a job which may require me to operate a tractors. This was really helpful Thank you
Thank you very much. You have a very pleasant, calm demeanour. Learning from you would be great. I’ve noted your directions. Thank you again. Looking forward to learning more from you. Especially larger tractors that do not require gear changes. Keep up the great work. Cheers.
In the bucket curl I thought left was curl up and right was curl down? I’m sure you can switch the hydraulics to whichever you prefer but I think that’s how it normally is
Nicely done. Thank you. Have you done anything on John Deere model options, other manufacturers for comparison? I see that is a 453, or 553? Looks perfect for a small farm operation looking to buy new or used. Just curios on how you select which manufacturer and size.
thank you brother i was so afraid i was using the clutch too much i just got a JD 2014 4066r 490 hrs im so grateful for your video i have shuttle shift does that make a difference in clutching
How do you change the Pins in the mower part? They keep breaking? Also I need to take the front tire in to get repairs, what kind of jack do I need , or do I need one? Thank You
hey when you lift and lower the mower, why do you have 2 different levers? You showed the one in a different video as being up and down but then you showed using both ofthem? What does the 2nd one do? Little confused on that..Thanks for any advise.
Could you do a video on the front wheel drive and when and how to engage, I have some very hilly property and wondering about should I always have it in four wheel drive, also any advice about coming down a very steep hill. I need to spread gravel on a newly created road going up the hill. Thanks for the videos, just got a used 4700 anxious to get to work.
Loved these three videos but what is your background as you are clearly no farmer. I am guessing teacher or musician. Had all this suff explained to me as a kid by friends and family but it never took this long to explain. Decent explanations for beginners. One point is never mount or dismount at the hydraulic control side and leave hydraulics on the ground where possible. Death by misadventure not unheard of on farms. Murphy say if something gonna fall, crush, twist or grab one day or another it WILL.
Thank you. Very helpful and easy to follow. My daddy passed away without teaching me how to use the tractor and now I'm trying to learn how so that I can continue to take cared of his place.
My son bought a JD5300 and we have a small Kubota 2000. I was used to the Kubota and have been apprehensive about operating the JD since it is considerably bigger and more powerful. After your video I feel confident that I can now operate the JD well enough to begin getting good at it. Thanks a lot. These videos were very helpful and you are a good teacher. You didn't miss anything.
Very cool. I didn't know about the bent rod level indicator! I needed to refresh on the fly in case my hot guyfriend came back on his tractor to put me to work..dont wanna look like too much of a greenhorn! Thank you!
Excellent video. You're a good teacher. I just bought a JD 5320 looking forward to using it!
Just bought a used 5045 tractor, without an owners manual. My first modern tractor. Your videos were a great help. Thank you.
Very helpful. I haven't drove a tractor in 15 years. Now that I'm doing it again this video was a perfect refresher.
Thank you so much! I am looking to buy a tractor and haven't been on one in 30 years or longer. This is just what I needed to see how you operate a John Deere tractor - you sir are awesome.
Just bought a 2018 5065E and this was very helpful refresher since it's been around 30 years since I drove a tractor. Thanks for making the videos.
It was like being a little kid sitting on dad’s lap, learning to operate the tractor. Thank you soooo much because I didn’t have that opportunity growing up. Well done and well explained!!!
Thankyou Greg, you’re the only googlable instructional video on how to drive a tractor! Very helpfu. I’m going to go and test it out!
Thanks Greg, You have a way of explaining that is clear and easy to follow
Bar in eye hook is great idea
Simple but to the point. Very helpful .
Thanks Greg! I have some pallets on a big flatbed coming this week & my neighbor here in Bryan, Texas offered to lend me his tractor (just like yours), he has some pallet blades on his, and I asked him to help out me out. His answer was "I'll leave the keys in the tractor" Hehe, yea, I do know how to operate an old Ford farm tractor, but that was forever ago, so thanks to you & my neighbor, 'yall tak'in care of the neighbors now!.... I will look like I know what I'm doing, and especially will operate safely thanks to your well produced and edited video. I owe you a jug of cider friend - Doug
Very comprehensive.
Subscribed.
I really enjoyed this series. I’m currently taking a class at Texas A&M about tractors and I’m hoping to get a job which may require me to operate a tractors. This was really helpful Thank you
Thanks for the tutorial!
Great refresher. Thx!
Thank you very much. You have a very pleasant, calm demeanour. Learning from you would be great. I’ve noted your directions. Thank you again. Looking forward to learning more from you. Especially larger tractors that do not require gear changes. Keep up the great work. Cheers.
Thank you so much for your help. I would like to learn how to dig a hole.
Thanks man. Great series of vids
Great video. Great visuals. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you for these how to use tractor videos. Subscribed! Please make more 😀
I do believe each mower has a specific rpm.
In the bucket curl I thought left was curl up and right was curl down? I’m sure you can switch the hydraulics to whichever you prefer but I think that’s how it normally is
Very helpful
Nicely done. Thank you. Have you done anything on John Deere model options, other manufacturers for comparison? I see that is a 453, or 553? Looks perfect for a small farm operation looking to buy new or used. Just curios on how you select which manufacturer and size.
very instructive. thanks
nice -- perfect. thanks.
Did you bend that tilt indicator rod yourself?
learned more in 3 videos
Thanks its been years and the manual was not clear enough to explain. Do you show how to load on a trailer?
thank you brother i was so afraid i was using the clutch too much i just got a JD 2014 4066r 490 hrs im so grateful for your video i have shuttle shift does that make a difference in clutching
How do you change the Pins in the mower part? They keep breaking? Also I need to take the front tire in to get repairs, what kind of jack do I need , or do I need one?
Thank You
Thank you...would love to see a video using draft control while disking?
hey when you lift and lower the mower, why do you have 2 different levers? You showed the one in a different video as being up and down but then you showed using both ofthem? What does the 2nd one do? Little confused on that..Thanks for any advise.
love it....! thanks for the tutorial
Was the bent bar an aftermarket purchase for bucket leveling...? Thanks
Could you do a video on the front wheel drive and when and how to engage, I have some very hilly property and wondering about should I always have it in four wheel drive, also any advice about coming down a very steep hill. I need to spread gravel on a newly created road going up the hill.
Thanks for the videos, just got a used 4700 anxious to get to work.
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Loved these three videos but what is your background as you are clearly no farmer. I am guessing teacher or musician. Had all this suff explained to me as a kid by friends and family but it never took this long to explain. Decent explanations for beginners. One point is never mount or dismount at the hydraulic control side and leave hydraulics on the ground where possible. Death by misadventure not unheard of on farms. Murphy say if something gonna fall, crush, twist or grab one day or another it WILL.
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