This Tractor is TRANSFORMED! Replacing a Worn Out Busted Culvert Pipe
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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2021
- This tractor is TRANSORMED! Replacing a Worn Out Busted Culvert Pipe! Come along with me today as we try out the new Woods Ground Breaker Quick Attach Backhoe system! We'll have a blast working and digging out this old worn out culvert pipe! Woods Backhoe Link: woodsequipment.com/products/b...
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Did you find the GoPro
Watch to the end and find out.
LOL That's what I was thinking brotha bhahahhaha.....nice to see a happy ending!
I saw it fall off.
No.
If he hadn't found it, would the footage have been included?
It's nice to have the right equipment for the job . Good planning helps all jobs work out better . Good deal . Glad you found your go pro . They still aren't giving them away . Thanks Josh for showing how its done .
glad you are up and about
When your bucket is straight up and down and your going forward with the front tires in the air ,that is very hard on the cylinders
@@two-strokesmoke7289 or warp the cylinders. That's a very expensive repair
@@two-strokesmoke7289 yes
@@two-strokesmoke7289 don't need that happening
I don’t believe this man had a background in heavy equipment. He did fine considering. Although Kind of a big production for a quick driveway culvert. I could do that in two hours with just the tractor without the back hoe, or just the backhoe, or just the skid steer. Don’t need all three. The tractor and backhoe is handy for anything done on this small farm. In my opinion, Could probably sell the other tractors, keep one old rear pto tractor,and use the skid steer very little, and the backhoe for everything else
@@ericharris893 yes but like you said he did great for what he had
Looking good. Glad to see you feeling better and back to your old self.
Thank you for answering my question and the demonstration I have always wanted to get into forging
Hi.... Thank you 🎥👍👍👍
Thanks Josh, enjoyed the video. Your farm has come a LONG way!
Still going! Lots of work building this place my friend...lots more to come!
Love the backhoe attachment! That things gonna be really handy for you I'm sure. Glad the gopro made it, with battery to spare too! Lol. Woooo
Good video glad you found your go pro that is a nice backhoe good job thanks see you on the next video take care
Nice find there at the end... and it looks all intact as well..
Have a good day ❄❄❄
Great video as usual Josh.
The way your pushing the stone you could snap the hydraulic rams on the bucket. I’m telling you this from experience. I had a ford tractor with a loader and backhoe.i was leveling a driveway hit something in the ground and snapped both rams off.
You have a great channel Josh.
Great timing with with Saturday video. Just sat down for breakfast. Getting ready for the today's ice storm. Lol
Starting to graze it sooner on a rotation basis will help establish the pasture, cutting it can smother portions of it
Well done sir! You probably always need a bigger pipe than you think. Great idea going big.
Great work
Easy grading with the bucket fully curled... bendy bendy of the cylinder rods 😳
I literally cringed. Turned out ok because it was loose gravel
Same here I've seen alot of bent rods that way especially putting the weight of the tractor on them while pushing
You're fired, would be the next thing he would hear.
Good stuff Josh. Be blessed!
Great video! The backhoe certainly made easy work of the culvert. And good thing you found your GoPro! LOL!
Yes it did....very happy with it. I'll get better on it with time for sure!
That is an awesome attachment lots of good use for one of those
i really like watching small projects like this.
Good video, glad you found your camera. Have a great day.
That is one gnarly backhoe attachment.
Great video Josh 🇺🇲 WOOOOOO!!!!!
My father works in construction and the 6 inch thick plastic pipes they put in the ground can last easily 180 years! Love the videos!
Cool....the problem with this one is that it was too small and filled with debris...up the road a bit..the ditch is very insufficient...this is an old wagon trail type road....not even ditched in some places
Looks so much easier than using the bucket! Nice job!
I've wanted a woods BH for a while, but needed more mass for it to attach to! Might be going up 4,000 pounds here in the next 4 months on tractors, so it's awesome to see one in action.
more videos on it!
This thing is a beast!! I'm running it today on the farm!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Then I'm going to subscribe. I really want to see it in action as much as possible until I can do so on my own!
Really nice backhoe!
Hey Josh thank you for the video man I enjoyed it 👍
Skid steer, tractors, pickup trucks, sawmill, big mower, and an old dump truck, so Josh, when are you getting a bulldozer and a Peterbilt with with a cattle trailer for more cattle? LOL (I've been watching you channel for a few years now and hopefully the farm grows successful enough you'll need a couple of big trucks and some hired hands). Keep up the good work.
Good video of the everyday maintenance issues you have to deal with. We had to replace our driveway culvert when we bought our property. It had collapsed. Thanks for sharing
you're very welcome!
May I make a suggestion? If you put a cage shaped like a half cone. The large end would fit over the end of the pipe. The other end should wide enough to fit in the bottom of the ditch on the up hill side . when the water comes down it will push the debree up the cone to let the water flow through the pipe. the cone should made out of rebar. This is just a suggestion.
🔥🔥🔥 FINE JOB CAPTAIN!!!
Sooo nice having a backhoe on the tractor! Miss the one we had on our johndeere!
For jobs like this a 4in1 bucket on Skitty Bop would have been nice.
Great vid. Thanks
I love my 4 in 1. Very handy
I’m getting my dose of stony Ridge Farm bright and early this morning.
You're ruff on gopro. Great job on the pipe tkx
Hello from the Reedy Farm in Iowa!! Great Video!!
Glad you found your Go-Pro.
💥 One of the better after market backhoes I’ve seen. Looks like the valve system is limited however.
*Keep on tractoring!* 👍
I have a 4610 with backhoe. This will be one my jobs on Hazy Days Farm in the spring too. Those backhoes are a huge time and back saver.
You're a skilled equipment operator! Way to get it done. Woooo!
You obviously haven't read the comments before posting that have you?
Someone loves playing with tractors :).
That's some fun work right there homie
That's pretty cool ive never seen tracts that go over the tires on a skid steer b4
Good job. You always seem to have the best of gear. Love the backhoe.
Been waiting on this for a long time...now you can see why I picked up the bigger HP tractor as my day to day mowing machine
Great video good sir! Culverts 101! 🙂
Ty for the vid
I was all concerned about your go pro!!
Hilarious.
Glad you found it.
Cheers!
All good
Going to have to call the People for the Ethical Treatment of GoPros ;)
Thumb up on the new backhoe
A wise old timer told us, to keep pipes clean dig a hole at each end. And keep it cleaned out. This way sediment and debris has place to settle instead of inside the pipe.
Great video, the backhoe on a bigger tractor better job, more power and stability. We use concrete pipes in Northern Ireland, you are right to use a bigger pipe.
Good stuff buddy
It looks like that you got it done, there is one thing for sure the backhoe will save some money on renting a machine to do the work needed to be done on the farm ,and the farm is coming along nicely great video, have a good one.
I love it,from Uganda
How are you doing today on a half decent Saturday weather wise .so how you been feeling after the covid19 .it looks like your doing good but I'm sure ya got alot to catch up on around the farm .but good to see you back to your regular self again .but that backhoe attachment is a hefty made peice by the looks ..but have a great day .and hope ya find your camera lol godbless
Stoneyman that attachment is awesome the o john deere looks wicked now great video buddy
WoooooooooooHeeeeeeeeeHeeeeeeeee!!!!Alright!!!🤗
I have ZERO use for a backhoe attachment....but I bet I could tear up the neighborhood with it anyways lol. Cool stuff Josh, it's gotta feel good after waiting for it to be installed. Nice work friend.
Nice backhoe.
New to the channel, I was introduced by countryDOG. This is the first video I have watched and it was very informative and interesting to watch. Thanks for the content!
Welcome aboard!
Glad you found your go pro x
Me too!!
Great video Woooooo xx
New pipe is not deep enough , need more soil an gravel coverage over it .. over time the way u have it , new pipe will get too much weight An crack or bend it .. I realize your jus learning but u need to take suggestions like I’m offering you as a experienced back hoe , excavator pipe layer .. that is a very heavy duty back hoe attachment nice size bucket an has good functionality to it 👍
Very important to have at least 1/8" of fall per foot to have flow. On cross drainage you really need more so pipe will not trash up. Need to take into consideration inlet head wall also. Outlet will need surge stone to dissipate constrated flow to sheet flow.
Maybe you couldn't see .....but that pipe is HUGE!!!! The wall thickness of that steel pipe is 5/8 it will be there 200 years from now brotha. I get what you're saying totally ......however If it were a main driveway or entry pipe to a heavily traveled area...yep I'd have it depper...this is gonna be for tractors and cattle....the occasional truck. Trust me....it's gonna be fine....easy enough repair if needed in the future...I could have buried that pipe a little deeper for sure....one of my goals was to divert water that comes off that hill until we get better pasture established...might re-do it in a few years....might eat my words lol...I've done it before
lol....I think it will hold up for my use....but time will tell...simple enough to pull it back out and digger on down
Interesting info....we should have shared that with the last guy that put in that pipe that kept clogging because of debris....it had 5 inches of silt in it. I'll keep an eye on things..if it ever needs to be redone...I have the tools my brotha..thanks for the info
I said the same thing not deep enough .some people .
Glad to see you are better and the virus did not claim you
just got my bh100 last year, it's on my orange mx5000. reach 13ft. dig's 10 ft + -.
Give us a update after the next hard rain ;-)
Rained hard all day yesterday and today working great! Summer storms are what gets ya!
Where you gonna re-use that 8" culvert at? ;o)
Great video Josh, I have a question. Is the woods backhoe pretty much a permanent attachment on the John Deere now or can you take it off quickly to use other implements? Enjoyed this video a lot, thanks for taking us along
It's removable..takes about 10 mins
6:00 cringe! Those poor hidralic cylinders!
Man....lots of folks saying that. Look at the amount of material I'm pushing....it's all good brotha....just skimming off the top
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I think that material weighs more than you think. Speaking from experience, I would recommend not doing it this way. But, your equipment, RUN IT! I like the backhoe.
When I first bought my "farm" I had to relocate the entrance and used a Cat D-6C to put in 24 foot of 12" corrugated steel pipe.Back hoe would have been easier but didn't have one then (or now since I sold it). Rather large "ditch" for the pipe but hey,got my butt in the dozer seat and all it took was some time lol. County came in and replaced with concrete pipe and approaches after about 10 years: for free.
Hey when you grade with the bucket like that you run a big risk of braking a cylinder or bending something on your equipment
@@brittanybanks1370 doing great hope you are too
Good morning! Iced up here SW of you and power is out so generator is running. I saw that GoPro come off on about your second trip up the hill and wondered how deep it was buried. I guess it all worked out ok.
I have not seen it happen, but I have heard, and two commenters here have pointed out that pushing with the bucket pointed down is hard on cylinders. It would seem to be a bad mechanical advantage kind of position. It also would seem that there’s not much advantage over skinning the surface with the bucket nearly level anyway. Anyway, like I said, this is just what I’ve heard.
I also don’t expect that 5/8” steel is going to collapse unless you put some serious weight on it. If it does, there might be other weight-related problems nearby.
Thanks for the tip ....we're lucky so far...it's warming up outside and the ice is starting to melt...but if the wind picks up we're gonna be running on generators!
Those backhoes are as handy as a pocket on a shirt .
Culverts are like money. How much is enough? More.
You mentioned in a previous video that the 5065 wasn’t big enough for your size farm. You also mentioned that you weren’t haying anymore. What does the 110hp TYM do for you that the 65hp 5065 can’t? Tractor shopping for an 80 acre farm and curious on your opinion.
Cab!!! WOOOOOOO!!! Capabilities of running a batwing...and haying equipment if I ever start helping my step dad bale hay.....for an 80 acre farm...it just depends on what you're doing. I'd never again buy a tractor as small as the 5065 and have the expectation that it will handle a property this size by itself. It simply wasn't enough tractor. Mowing an acre an hour.....having 100-140 acres in pasture.....do that math 3 times per year!! The cows are doing most of the work.....a batwing mower is a must for clipping and weed control. Look for something in the 70-80 plus hp range and consider a cab...if you wanna be comfy and not overstress a smaller machine. It all depends on the lay of your land and what you're gonna do my friend
Awesome! Thanks for your insights.
Where did you get your woods backhoe i can not find one for sale in north carolina
hay there, you got a John deer. we have the same one. your going to love the back hoe. I put our s on twice a year to do yearly projects as well. Glad you found a great deal on the pipe. that's what you really need to keep that ditch from backing up.
What did you do with the large Backhoe i saw about a year or so ago?
GOT IT
That's an oldie!
going back and watching some oldies goodies eh....I love doing that!!
Watch a couple every day! Love watching your journey !
You need all 4 tires loaded on your John Deere Tractor and a toothbar on the bucket. It will dig easily 5X better/faster and you can still use the back edge of the bucket to finish grade. Get the tooth bar on Ebay with the large teeth not the small jagged ones. The large teeth pop the hard dirt up better and can be used to rip up sod in strips to bust it up before you start digging. It will make the sod much smaller clumps. Hard clay and gravel is no match for a toothbar plus it is easier on your equipment.
I have a tooth bucket...did ya stick around and watch me finish her up with the skid loader?
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer yes but you need one on the tractor it makes a huge difference. Why have a piece of equipment that is only working at 20%to 30% of what it could do? No need for 2 pieces of equipment to put in a driveway culvert.
Maybe the new pipe could have gone in a bit deeper? However the end result looks good plus it’s great to see the skid steer doing what it loves to do.
I thought you traded in the John Deer tractor??? But what a awesome tractor to put the backhoe on.
Hi
The gopro was a last seconds find.
The Backhoe looked to run smooth on or 5065. I do have one question is the 5065 tires turned out all the way ??? Thanks for the video josh very good like always
Does the ground freeze in your area?
Yes...but we've had a fairly mild winter this year
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Is your backhoe frame mount? Great clip.
There is a mount under the tractor
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer i have one for my tractor to. Really like it. The only issue i have is when i take the backhoe off the chains that hold implement from rubbing on tires hits the backhoes support. You will see what i mean when you change implements.
Can ya let me know if you have this issue as well? Great clip and the tractor really looks cool with your tractor!👍😇🇺🇸🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
Is that backhoe a 3pt attached unit or sub-frame attached unit?
Hope your feeling better..u still don't look 100% rest up
the county engineers office would have done that for you up here. the prefer to take responsibility for culverts even on dirt roads
Was hear
What’s up josh good morning how ya doing you still got the virus?
Been over 20 days now my friend.....feeling much better!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer that’s great I’m so happy for ya bet it sucked while you had the virus Huh?
@@brittanybanks1370 Thank you so much that means a lot
@@brittanybanks1370 Not at all you are fine
Do you still have the ventrac haven’t seen it in a while
Get ready! Video coming soon! The tough cut deck has been broken...and it's been honestly too wet to use it on any projects
You really could use a mini ex or a mid size ex you’d probably love it!
$40K my friend.....heck yea I'd love one...but have to take one step at a time my brotha
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I understand that very much lol just figured it would be handy for the farm