We installed our hardwired system in 04. If our system fails us, Simply Safe would be our replacement. I have read a lot about it and watched other videos.
Lock picking lawyer did a video on them a while back... any wireless security system suffers from the weakness that a cheap Chinese handheld radio transmitter will act as a jammer and prevent the system from functioning... and due to the nature of the radio link; wireless systems can’t detect that and trigger the alarm. Yes, operating the transmitter as a jammer is highly illegal, but they’re already criminals, and I don’t think a FCC fine is going to scare them. Wired systems, properly engineered, don’t have this problem; as the main controller (and likewise the monitoring service) can assume that a loss of communication is due to an attack and trigger the alarm.
So happy to come home from surgery today and watch some TTWT! Broke several bones in my right foot last Tuesday riding dirt bikes on the mountain with our oldest son for his 17th bday. Longest trip I’ve ever had down the mountain. I overworked the hand brake, it got hot & I lost the hand brake coming down. Had surgery today and now the 2 month rehab process starts.
Tim if I'd have known you had a storage problem, I would've let you store some of your equipment at my house, as long as I could use it! But then it would be about 4 hrs away if you needed it😀
Nice tree take down! That Shelter Logic you and your wife moved with the tractor inside is why I bought mine! I figured if you can move a flimsy "shed" that way without falling apart that did it! Mine has been up about 2 years now to house my Cub Cadet , Self propelled lawn mower, snow thrower and a bunch of rakes. I call it my "Plastic Barn". I used scrap wood for a floor. And it's held up to several nor'easters with 90+ mph winds and several 14"+ inches of snow. Best Regards, Jay
About 20 years ago my wife and I moved to a home that had 137, 100 foot tall pines overhanging the house or within the strike zone of the house. I'm a tree climber so after 8 hours of felling and trimming I asked her to carry the Stihl 032 back to the garage. After she felt that weight of that saw she had a real healthy respect for the work I accomplish. On another property now, I still have her carry the saw at days end ;^)
TTWT thanks for showing how to cut branches off a downed tree, I recently bought a battery powered chain saw and was not sure how to tackle some jobs, now I have a better understanding how to de-limb a tree. Thanks for sharing that information.
You really should get a few of those plastic wedges. Not only are they good for felling, but also saving your back while bucking. On a large log sitting in such a way that you would pinch if cutting it from the top (and would otherwise have to pull the saw up through from the bottom), you can cut down just past the bar, place a plastic wedge in, and cut on down through without pinching.
Would you look at Christy, she picked up that load like a pro!!!!! Another great video and looking forward to seeing what the future holds for both of you. I am sure God has plans!
Good job on knocking the tree down but here's a couple of suggestions when a tree needs to fall in a certain direction. DON"T cut close to the ground unless you're making lumber. Cut 24 - 30" up so you are more comfortable, can see what's going on and run quicker IF needed. You can cut close to the ground safely later. Put a tow strap as high as possible on the tree and put a 4 W.D. ( Tractor may be too slow ) vehicle in the direction you want the tree to fall with straps way exceeding height of tree landing. Put some tension on the strap and cut a deep notch that faces vehicle. Put more tension on the strap, leave vehicle running and cut backside of tree until you see it leaning and definitely stop if you hear a crack. Quickly pull it down with vehicle. Much easier with help but I'm Widowed and alone. 36'" dia. maple next to farm house went exactly as I planned between the corn crib and cattle fence. 6 - 50' tall pines landed exactly as planned, missing the power lines they could easily hit. Study the tree, plan well and never cut if there is any wind. Have a second saw on the ready just in case. Never have and never will use a wedge other than to keep saw from being pinched. Too unpredictable and too much work. Thanks for Simply Safe info which I'm thinking about and Bible verse. Great Video.
A new building, how exciting. I'm looking forward to watching the building go up and giving all your toys a proper home too. Christy everyone pinches their saw a time or two. I think that it's part of the learning process.
Tim, I proud of Christy for getting in there and cutting limbs. My ex would drag out limbs ( which I was glad for the help) but she would clear out anytime the saw was going to be used. She would not hardly carry a non-running saw. Of course if I was cutting something, cleared out was safest for her. Also, I have never had a battery saw, but until recent years the batteries did not last long enough to be helpful.
Battery powered chainsaws are very convenient. The biggest ones have a bar of around 18 inches so they are not very big but they are good for what they are.
💥 Excited to see the new building go up. It is also nice to have cameras around your property. Christy has the patience of a Saint. Lucky you she didn’t smack ya. 😁 *Keep on tractoring!*
Hello Tim and Christi, Thanks for another great video. Always enjoyable, and I usually learn something. I also enjoy the message you sometimes include at the end of your videos. I often find myself thinking about that message as I go about my day. All the best, Ben from Nova Scotia
Tree limbing! You are both right and both wrong, LOL. My approach is to undercut about 1/4 of the limb then switch and cut from the top side for the remainder of the cut. That way your limb will normally brake off clean and not dangle by a sliver of bark. P.S. Love your videos, God Bless.
Always love seeing new barns put up. But the way i see it: its your house, yours rules, your way of living, you pay the yearly ransom (taxes), you put your equipment wherever you want, whenever you want, however you want and if folks don't like it, tell them not to be so nosey when they drive by. Or charge them a fee to look and comment about your equipment storage, to help pay for the new barn.
Agree 100% It's my, yours, their property. They have the right to do as they please, and don't anybody start an argument on how it lowers their property value. It raises it because you now have a neighbor who owns enough stuff to help you anyway you need. I bet no one ever thought of that angle, did they ?
I really enjoy seeing YL getting in and working on projects. I have been trying to get my XYL to use the tractor when I am not home to move an item or mow. She just won't do it, says it is too much to learn. I have anterior motive though. Figure if she learns to run tractor it means I could get a second bigger tractor.
Changing the attachments is a lot to learn, but operation is easy. Unfortunately, I would think I had it setup to mow, but I would have forgotten to take it out of 4wd, or forgotten to latch the wheels, or shift pto to ‘mid’. There IS a lot to learn.
Shelter logic makes good stuff and stands behind the warranty. There factory is only about 45 minuets from me so I picked mine up directly. My tractor is parked in one. Fabric started to show some wear within the warranty and they covered it. Then I upgraded to the heavier material. Just make sure you got it solid to the ground they do flex a bit in strong winds!
I've cut down probably 40 pine trees since we moved in 10 years ago :( There's some kind of beetle that has infected all of the pine trees in the area. I finally have mine all taken care of, but all of my neighbor's are dead now.
Curious to see this building. I have been working on the Menards on a lean to style building. I think I’ll hold on to see what you have in the works. My need is the same, an implement shed.
Thanks for taking us along on your journey to upcoming projects. I would like to offer some safety advice. From the video, it looks like your "Backcut" is way too low, for where your front "Notch" is. The "Backcut" should be around 2 inches higher than where the two cuts meet for the front "Notch." This way, when the tree starts falling forward, there is around 2 inches that the bottom part of the tree can react against, and hopefully keep the tree from kicking back into/onto the person cutting down the tree. This is probably why you had to use the wedges to get the tree to fall forward. You were trying to get the tree to do an unnatural thing. I am not trying to be a Mr. know-it-all. Just offering some advice that can be verified by professional tree cutting services. Even though I have kidded in the past about the channel becoming "Tractor Time With Christy", we would all miss the jovial banter between you and Christy.
Tim, there is a valve you can add inline that keeps residual pressure on the grapple so it won't release. I'll try to get the name of it and post back. O.K. It's called a double pilot locking valve. Heres one installed and explained. ua-cam.com/video/gKvOs1Gyk7E/v-deo.html
Tim down south those pine trees are called nightmares for the electric dept we have them everywhere they are always taking down a pole and all the wires.
Be sure to rap tour fingers around the handle bars for a better grip. If you get kick back your instant reaction is to grip harder. If your fingers are not around the handle bars you will lose your grip. Larry professional timber faller
Thought you might get a kick out of this Tim stopped by my local JD dealer yesterday to talk difference between 2025 and 1025 not that you haven't covered it of course but mostly we talked money. After about 40 minutes or so he says hey if you really want to understand capabilities of the sub compacts you need to check out the UA-cam channel Tractor time with Tim. Lol I told him it was because of your channel I was considering going green. So just a little plug for you. Dealer is in Cincinnati.
Hello Tim, I'll be buying a subcompact next summer but I have a question, with all the different brands of subcompact's why a john deere and not a massey? The massey seems to best on paper and cheaper. Info/thoughts please
No position control. No autoconnect deck. Horrible seat. Horrible seating position. Having said that, the Massey has made LOTS of progress in the last few years. If they continue to improve, they will catch up to “the big two”
have you seen the 1025r factory cabs i was driving by the local deere dealer and they had on in the lot and it was a nice machine cab was locked so i couldnt tell for sure if it had a/c or not
I'm probably telling you something you already know but,.... God knows you're needs and concerns and will show you the way. Nothing is uncertain with him. Pray, pray, pray!
Actually, most of the time I would like more power. However, I am not willing to trade off the ease of maneuverability. My ultimate machine would have 50hp and 15gpm hydraulics in the size of a 1025r. Of course, this is not practically possible.
Any idea of how much that big log you had in the grapple weighed? It looked like it was a heavy piece of wood, but it appeared the 2038R was able to handle it without struggling.
Tim for one safety thing my dad always taught me when chain sawing and chaps do it as well but no work gloves my dad would be yelling where’s your gloves or something I’m from Gallatin Tennessee north Nashville Tennessee but nice job sir
You keep that property how you want it don't try pleasing the picky folks in the chat. Too bad you can't see their property to analyze 🤣 Keep it up TTWT!
I think you shouldve cut a bigger notch then less likely to get the saw pinched. I ran an old McCullough saw to start when 16 ish. When i was 18 me and dad was trying to go together to the local stihl dealer but wasnt working out. I went myself to start looking and turns out dad did same. Me dad and mom went together finally walked in and walked out real quick as we each decided that i was wanting a ms 290 farm boss. Price and size for my usage determined that. 1 bearing siezed right after warranty seemed like. Low funds and dealer robbed an abandoned units bearing for labor and saw runs like a champ 14 years later. I run a 039 also. Mom says its mine but i still call it dads (rip) the 039 is probably around 28 to 30 years old. Just used both 2 weekends ago at church camp cutting some med. size dead trees down. Thats when i came home with 8ft flail mower. Pto shaft telescope stuck turnes out its twisted. New shaft needed so a delay in getting it running due to $$$ since steering on my trk is shot. New gearbox and pump going on next week amongst other stuff
Is the cheeseburger in the intro a new addition? I've noticed it the past few videos and get a chuckle out of it. Looking forward to your new building!!!
If someone said my yard looked like a used equipment dealer, I would say thank you. Do you have enough acreage to store some behind your garage ? Thanks, thumbs up !
Need a pole saw by Milwaukee makes light weight pruning saw your wife can handle it. Sthil has electric pole saw worth shopping seeing which one you like. Or they might not but thunk they do.
Christy: I'm having trouble because of my height. That's easily fixed. Wear high heels! And it's a good thing Tim is tall...he'd look terrible in high heels and those orange chaps. 😺 😺
@@TractorTimewithTim I was looking over the photo gallery and it is really going to be something. I have no idea how they are going to get it all done in one day.
As far as putting your foot in hole to start chainsaw. Use your right foot reach over and pull with left hand while holding saw with right hand on grab handle. Look at saw the right side of saw has a bigger platform for foot to rest on.
Tim you need to dig that stump up with the 270b backhoe , so we can see how well it works , I have dug them up with my 46 hoe , So i know you can do it.
The cat's are the show helper's. Great job with the tree. We are finally getting rain up here. This morning the rain gauge showed 1 3/4 inches of rain just from one storm a lot of lightning and thunder Green Bean gets a break today. No tree cleanup in the back. Way too wet not safe on the hill
We still have the 1025r. What makes you think that we don’t? We have shown it repeatedly recently, including an episode where we showed the newest one.
Air con???? Harden up Tim....ha ha ha ha jokes bud..it gets hot hear in Australia to....lunch is 11 to 2....ha ha .... 38 to 41 degree c....you do the math to USA .....f......take. Care and god bless.....PS please send me a 2038 r.........
After I ran over him with Johnny 2, and shut the garage door on him, he doesn’t like to be around when we have loud noises going on. When quiet, he is as loving as ever.
Just plant another. There is a tree in every acorn, pecan and seed. God made it that way. Squirrels plant trees every day. Just poke a hole with yer finger where you want the tree an push seed in . Neet ant it. Turn around twice while raising a child an your tree is 20 inches across. Trees is like any other crop harvest an plant harvest an plant. Plant good seeds every day.
Interested in SimpliSafe? Check out this link: simplisafe.com/TTWT
We installed our hardwired system in 04. If our system fails us, Simply Safe would be our replacement. I have read a lot about it and watched other videos.
Lock picking lawyer did a video on them a while back... any wireless security system suffers from the weakness that a cheap Chinese handheld radio transmitter will act as a jammer and prevent the system from functioning... and due to the nature of the radio link; wireless systems can’t detect that and trigger the alarm. Yes, operating the transmitter as a jammer is highly illegal, but they’re already criminals, and I don’t think a FCC fine is going to scare them.
Wired systems, properly engineered, don’t have this problem; as the main controller (and likewise the monitoring service) can assume that a loss of communication is due to an attack and trigger the alarm.
Really like knowing your place has this
So happy to come home from surgery today and watch some TTWT! Broke several bones in my right foot last Tuesday riding dirt bikes on the mountain with our oldest son for his 17th bday. Longest trip I’ve ever had down the mountain. I overworked the hand brake, it got hot & I lost the hand brake coming down. Had surgery today and now the 2 month rehab process starts.
Oh my! Sorry to hear that!
Christi using the grapple and saw is very nice. She works like trooper as always. This time she is on video. God bless you all.
Tim if I'd have known you had a storage problem, I would've let you store some of your equipment at my house, as long as I could use it! But then it would be about 4 hrs away if you needed it😀
Well Brad, you're in reach, i live overseas 😭
Nice tree take down! That Shelter Logic you and your wife moved with the tractor inside is why I bought mine! I figured if you can move a flimsy "shed" that way without falling apart that did it! Mine has been up about 2 years now to house my Cub Cadet , Self propelled lawn mower, snow thrower and a bunch of rakes. I call it my "Plastic Barn". I used scrap wood for a floor. And it's held up to several nor'easters with 90+ mph winds and several 14"+ inches of snow. Best Regards, Jay
Nice work Tim on the tree and the wedge. The 362 is a great saw I have 2 of them. Alarm systems are almost a must these days glad you got once set up.
About 20 years ago my wife and I moved to a home that had 137, 100 foot tall pines overhanging the house or within the strike zone of the house. I'm a tree climber so after 8 hours of felling and trimming I asked her to carry the Stihl 032 back to the garage. After she felt that weight of that saw she had a real healthy respect for the work I accomplish. On another property now, I still have her carry the saw at days end ;^)
TTWT thanks for showing how to cut branches off a downed tree, I recently bought a battery powered chain saw and was not sure how to tackle some jobs, now I have a better understanding how to de-limb a tree. Thanks for sharing that information.
You guys are a power couple and I love your vids. Just the best, ty for always putting a smile on a face, hope to meet you folks one day, take care
Thanks Anthony!
Congratulations on the new building. Excited to watch the progress and to get all the attachments inside.
You really should get a few of those plastic wedges. Not only are they good for felling, but also saving your back while bucking. On a large log sitting in such a way that you would pinch if cutting it from the top (and would otherwise have to pull the saw up through from the bottom), you can cut down just past the bar, place a plastic wedge in, and cut on down through without pinching.
Would you look at Christy, she picked up that load like a pro!!!!! Another great video and looking forward to seeing what the future holds for both of you. I am sure God has plans!
Good job on knocking the tree down but here's a couple of suggestions when a tree needs to fall in a certain direction. DON"T cut close to the ground unless you're making lumber. Cut 24 - 30" up so you are more comfortable, can see what's going on and run quicker IF needed. You can cut close to the ground safely later. Put a tow strap as high as possible on the tree and put a 4 W.D. ( Tractor may be too slow ) vehicle in the direction you want the tree to fall with straps way exceeding height of tree landing. Put some tension on the strap and cut a deep notch that faces vehicle. Put more tension on the strap, leave vehicle running and cut backside of tree until you see it leaning and definitely stop if you hear a crack. Quickly pull it down with vehicle. Much easier with help but I'm Widowed and alone. 36'" dia. maple next to farm house went exactly as I planned between the corn crib and cattle fence. 6 - 50' tall pines landed exactly as planned, missing the power lines they could easily hit. Study the tree, plan well and never cut if there is any wind. Have a second saw on the ready just in case. Never have and never will use a wedge other than to keep saw from being pinched. Too unpredictable and too much work. Thanks for Simply Safe info which I'm thinking about and Bible verse. Great Video.
A new building, how exciting. I'm looking forward to watching the building go up and giving all your toys a proper home too. Christy everyone pinches their saw a time or two. I think that it's part of the learning process.
Love the lesson shared with the Bible verse, a nice reminder how my words influence my family and those around me. I love watching your videos!
The 2038R did a good job on the tree and it just seems to fit what you do and I really like the 2038R.
Tim, I proud of Christy for getting in there and cutting limbs. My ex would drag out limbs ( which I was glad for the help) but she would clear out anytime the saw was going to be used. She would not hardly carry a non-running saw. Of course if I was cutting something, cleared out was safest for her. Also, I have never had a battery saw, but until recent years the batteries did not last long enough to be helpful.
Battery powered chainsaws are very convenient. The biggest ones have a bar of around 18 inches so they are not very big but they are good for what they are.
💥 Excited to see the new building go up. It is also nice to have cameras around your property. Christy has the patience of a Saint. Lucky you she didn’t smack ya. 😁
*Keep on tractoring!*
Hello Tim and Christi,
Thanks for another great video. Always enjoyable, and I usually learn something. I also enjoy the message you sometimes include at the end of your videos. I often find myself thinking about that message as I go about my day.
All the best,
Ben from Nova Scotia
We always use a Bible verse at the end of our videos. We have done that for at least 3 years.
Great video Tim and Christy, thank you both for starting my day with a wholesome video, may God bless you both.
Those other conifers are beautiful!! Videos showing the details of installing a metal building will be helpful to me.
This one isn't steel. here is an example: www.shelterlogic.com/shop/sheltertech-sp-series-round Ours is 30x55x17
@@TractorTimewithTim Nice building, I'm looking at those also. Thanks!
Don
Tree limbing! You are both right and both wrong, LOL. My approach is to undercut about 1/4 of the limb then switch and cut from the top side for the remainder of the cut. That way your limb will normally brake off clean and not dangle by a sliver of bark. P.S. Love your videos, God Bless.
Always love seeing new barns put up. But the way i see it: its your house, yours rules, your way of living, you pay the yearly ransom (taxes), you put your equipment wherever you want, whenever you want, however you want and if folks don't like it, tell them not to be so nosey when they drive by. Or charge them a fee to look and comment about your equipment storage, to help pay for the new barn.
Agree 100% It's my, yours, their property. They have the right to do as they please, and don't anybody start an argument on how it lowers their property value. It raises it because you now have a neighbor who owns enough stuff to help you anyway you need. I bet no one ever thought of that angle, did they ?
I like when they complain behind our backs about all the stuff we have but when the blizzard hits,wind storms,floods they all know who to call.
The tractor and grapple sure make cleanup easy. This hot weather is not fun.
7:30 teach about compression and tension wood. Also bunkin billy Ray has some videos on it.
Nice video tim and kristie and all the equipment in a shed is the best tim.
That will be great to have more covered storage space and keep the equipment out of the weather.
I really enjoy seeing YL getting in and working on projects. I have been trying to get my XYL to use the tractor when I am not home to move an item or mow. She just won't do it, says it is too much to learn. I have anterior motive though. Figure if she learns to run tractor it means I could get a second bigger tractor.
Changing the attachments is a lot to learn, but operation is easy. Unfortunately, I would think I had it setup to mow, but I would have forgotten to take it out of 4wd, or forgotten to latch the wheels, or shift pto to ‘mid’. There IS a lot to learn.
Hey Christi, Keep it up and it will be Tractor Time with Christi !
We dug up some hedge bushes yesterday that grapple would have been nice to carry them off with!
Would love to see more of the Grapple you used today and how you like it. Also how well its built.
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Shelter logic makes good stuff and stands behind the warranty. There factory is only about 45 minuets from me so I picked mine up directly. My tractor is parked in one. Fabric started to show some wear within the warranty and they covered it. Then I upgraded to the heavier material. Just make sure you got it solid to the ground they do flex a bit in strong winds!
Keep on clamping and cutting...will be cleared in no time! I love it when a plan comes together!
I've cut down probably 40 pine trees since we moved in 10 years ago :( There's some kind of beetle that has infected all of the pine trees in the area. I finally have mine all taken care of, but all of my neighbor's are dead now.
Curious to see this building. I have been working on the Menards on a lean to style building. I think I’ll hold on to see what you have in the works. My need is the same, an implement shed.
Thanks for taking us along on your journey to upcoming projects. I would like to offer some safety advice. From the video, it looks like your "Backcut" is way too low, for where your front "Notch" is. The "Backcut" should be around 2 inches higher than where the two cuts meet for the front "Notch." This way, when the tree starts falling forward, there is around 2 inches that the bottom part of the tree can react against, and hopefully keep the tree from kicking back into/onto the person cutting down the tree. This is probably why you had to use the wedges to get the tree to fall forward. You were trying to get the tree to do an unnatural thing. I am not trying to be a Mr. know-it-all. Just offering some advice that can be verified by professional tree cutting services. Even though I have kidded in the past about the channel becoming "Tractor Time With Christy", we would all miss the jovial banter between you and Christy.
Tim, there is a valve you can add inline that keeps residual pressure on the grapple so it won't release. I'll try to get the name of it and post back.
O.K. It's called a double pilot locking valve. Heres one installed and explained. ua-cam.com/video/gKvOs1Gyk7E/v-deo.html
i have a simply safe alarm since they came out and have never had a false alarm. Great system!
I have to admit, I look forward to seeing the cats, and I'm not even a cat person.
Right, me either, but there's something about those two !
@@augustreil I'm here just for the Kitties.
@@hsmith3844, They are fun to watch, that's for sure !
Can't wait to see that Made In The USA SP building standing next to your driveway!
Tim down south those pine trees are called nightmares for the electric dept we have them everywhere they are always taking down a pole and all the wires.
The never ending battle between humans and trees.
That’s a great approach to your ever evolving storage needs👍
Tim and Mike Morgan both felling trees and building equipment sheds! Who will build theirs first?! Lol
I’m sure Mike will win that battle!
Those grapples are hard to beat. I have the Westendorf which has it’s limitations but works well for the price.
Tim Christi learned some and be careful when using a chainsaw
God Bless All
PaK
You scared me with the uncertain future title!!! Looking forward to see the shelter go up!
Be sure to rap tour fingers around the handle bars for a better grip. If you get kick back your instant reaction is to grip harder. If your fingers are not around the handle bars you will lose your grip. Larry professional timber faller
Thought you might get a kick out of this Tim stopped by my local JD dealer yesterday to talk difference between 2025 and 1025 not that you haven't covered it of course but mostly we talked money. After about 40 minutes or so he says hey if you really want to understand capabilities of the sub compacts you need to check out the UA-cam channel Tractor time with Tim. Lol I told him it was because of your channel I was considering going green. So just a little plug for you. Dealer is in Cincinnati.
Thanks!
I liked that video; teamwork with all that needs to be done, i.e. camera, fell tree, trim tree, grapple wood elsewhere(burn pile?).
Nice hinge on that cut!!!
Great team love you guys
Gosh I love your cats so much.
We really enjoy your videos, excellent team work you two.
Mary mary quite contrary get away from that tree ok mom I'm coming great video yall have a day love from TEXAS
What does it mean to ‘have a day’??
@@TractorTimewithTim you make your own day good are bad by thoughs an actions
Awesome job Tim great video
Hello Tim, I'll be buying a subcompact next summer but I have a question, with all the different brands of subcompact's why a john deere and not a massey? The massey seems to best on paper and cheaper. Info/thoughts please
No position control. No autoconnect deck. Horrible seat. Horrible seating position.
Having said that, the Massey has made LOTS of progress in the last few years. If they continue to improve, they will catch up to “the big two”
have you seen the 1025r factory cabs i was driving by the local deere dealer and they had on in the lot and it was a nice machine cab was locked so i couldnt tell for sure if it had a/c or not
No a/c
I'm probably telling you something you already know but,.... God knows you're needs and concerns and will show you the way. Nothing is uncertain with him. Pray, pray, pray!
Great video. I’m always wondering when I watch you’re videos, do you find yourself in a situation where your tractor is undersized for the job ?
Actually, most of the time I would like more power. However, I am not willing to trade off the ease of maneuverability.
My ultimate machine would have 50hp and 15gpm hydraulics in the size of a 1025r.
Of course, this is not practically possible.
what type/ brand or WiFi extender/boosters do you use?
I’m glad to see the 2038r more
One day ago hell yeah it was humid in your state Indiana , my Ohio, KY Illinois etc......too humid
Any idea of how much that big log you had in the grapple weighed? It looked like it was a heavy piece of wood, but it appeared the 2038R was able to handle it without struggling.
Probably 800lbs? Just a wild guess.
I'm always amazed at how much these smaller tractors can pick up with their loaders. Love the battery saw as well!
Hey Tim 🇺🇸🚜 🚜 great Vlog 🇺🇸
Tim for one safety thing my dad always taught me when chain sawing and chaps do it as well but no work gloves my dad would be yelling where’s your gloves or something I’m from Gallatin Tennessee north Nashville Tennessee but nice job sir
You keep that property how you want it don't try pleasing the picky folks in the chat. Too bad you can't see their property to analyze 🤣 Keep it up TTWT!
I can't wait to see the new storage system.
I think you shouldve cut a bigger notch then less likely to get the saw pinched. I ran an old McCullough saw to start when 16 ish. When i was 18 me and dad was trying to go together to the local stihl dealer but wasnt working out. I went myself to start looking and turns out dad did same. Me dad and mom went together finally walked in and walked out real quick as we each decided that i was wanting a ms 290 farm boss. Price and size for my usage determined that. 1 bearing siezed right after warranty seemed like. Low funds and dealer robbed an abandoned units bearing for labor and saw runs like a champ 14 years later. I run a 039 also. Mom says its mine but i still call it dads (rip) the 039 is probably around 28 to 30 years old. Just used both 2 weekends ago at church camp cutting some med. size dead trees down. Thats when i came home with 8ft flail mower. Pto shaft telescope stuck turnes out its twisted. New shaft needed so a delay in getting it running due to $$$ since steering on my trk is shot. New gearbox and pump going on next week amongst other stuff
Is the cheeseburger in the intro a new addition? I've noticed it the past few videos and get a chuckle out of it. Looking forward to your new building!!!
Cheeseburger has always been there. The ‘bite’ out of it is new.
If someone said my yard looked like a used equipment dealer, I would say thank you.
Do you have enough acreage to store some behind your garage ? Thanks, thumbs up !
Need a pole saw by Milwaukee makes light weight pruning saw your wife can handle it. Sthil has electric pole saw worth shopping seeing which one you like. Or they might not but thunk they do.
Cameras are a little low res to make out a face or plate. ??
Storage seams like a never ending problem.
Minimalism. However that is very hard work.
Christy: I'm having trouble because of my height.
That's easily fixed. Wear high heels!
And it's a good thing Tim is tall...he'd look terrible in high heels and those orange chaps. 😺 😺
Hey Tim who makes that grapple or can't you say yet.
PrecisionMfg.com you can get at Agfolks.com use code TTWT10 for a 10% discount.
Tim, are you going to make it to the auction at Ted Everett's on the 7th of August?
Not sure. Sounds like it will be a big one!
@@TractorTimewithTim I was looking over the photo gallery and it is really going to be something. I have no idea how they are going to get it all done in one day.
As far as putting your foot in hole to start chainsaw. Use your right foot reach over and pull with left hand while holding saw with right hand on grab handle. Look at saw the right side of saw has a bigger platform for foot to rest on.
Tim you need to dig that stump up with the 270b backhoe , so we can see how well it works , I have dug them up
with my 46 hoe , So i know you can do it.
Would have been easier with the tree still standing for sure.
The tree was cut a bit low for a bucket to get good leverage on it.
I think it’s time to burn that stump.
@@kdegraa, That's why it's best to dig around the tree and then just push it over, removing the tree and stump, in one shot.
Shelter-Logic: Canvas or Metal and what size?
Sp series round. Check em out on their website
Your cats are trying to steal your Stihl.
I like your guys new video today good jop
The cat's are the show helper's. Great job with the tree. We are finally getting rain up here. This morning the rain gauge showed 1 3/4 inches of rain just from one storm a lot of lightning and thunder Green Bean gets a break today. No tree cleanup in the back. Way too wet not safe on the hill
So you don't have the 1025e anymore?
We still have the 1025r. What makes you think that we don’t?
We have shown it repeatedly recently, including an episode where we showed the newest one.
6 cats came out of that tree.
Ha!
I wonder if Johnny 5 could have pushed it over?
I doubt it!
Air con???? Harden up Tim....ha ha ha ha jokes bud..it gets hot hear in Australia to....lunch is 11 to 2....ha ha .... 38 to 41 degree c....you do the math to USA .....f......take. Care and god bless.....PS please send me a 2038 r.........
Just remember, the only country who doesn't use the Metric system, is the only country who put men on the moon !!
How is Martha?
After I ran over him with Johnny 2, and shut the garage door on him, he doesn’t like to be around when we have loud noises going on.
When quiet, he is as loving as ever.
can you do 4k 60fps?
GEE for the time it took to get the battery saw you could have half of the limbs off of that tree with the gas saw
Christy's chaps seem a little short, might want to invest in a longer pair.
Most women are intimidated by chainsaws, Christy is doing an awesome job!
Wish my wife could use a chainsaw
Chainsaws are scary. They are amazing too.
@@kdegraa ya get used to them when ya start climbing with one
Of all the space to put your new building you have to chop down what appears to be a perfectly healthy tree 😳, was there nowhere else. Just asking 😁.
Good grief.
Just plant another. There is a tree in every acorn, pecan and seed. God made it that way. Squirrels plant trees every day. Just poke a hole with yer finger where you want the tree an push seed in . Neet ant it. Turn around twice while raising a child an your tree is 20 inches across. Trees is like any other crop harvest an plant harvest an plant. Plant good seeds every day.
All that equipment...finance committee was "a l i t t l e" to open ended with the finances. LOL
I thought I had a shot at being first to comment this time. Can't wait to see the new temporary shed. :)
It kinda sounds like somebody may look into moving again to get away from the new housing development.
Well, that isn’t the idea. We just don’t know how much space we need in the long run. We probably won’t have all this stuff forever.
Good video
Love your channel! Please consider leaving your Bible verses up a few more seconds.
You can press pause to get more time to read and meditate on them :-)
Yes, this is what I always have to do, is press pause. Taking a "Pause for the Cause", is always good.
Trying to keep up with the Morgans?
Ha! That's not possible. The Morgan's always have something big going on!
cool