MAJOR PROJECT START! Attila The Hump! John Deere 1025R Chews Up Sod with the Maschio Tiller!
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2022
- First tilling of the ugly hump in our front yard! Tractor Time with Tim tills the sod mound with the John Deere 1025R and Maschio tiller.
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Watching again because this is so fascinating by removing a hill! Wasn't aware a tiller would make this so much impact on this project!
I’m glad you are using smaller equipment. It’s what a lot of us HAVE to use on projects. It gives us insights. Plus it’s fun to watch! Thanks!
Tim and Christy I love your property you can really see the hump from the air nice job Christy. Looking forward to watching the progress of this project. 🙂
I didn’t realize how big the hump was, just didn’t notice it when I was out there. That is a lot of dirt!
What a “moundumnental” project! It will be cool to see how this project demonstrates what can be accomplished using smaller equipment. Blessings.
Moundumental, definitely gets pun of the day award.
@@FelipeColby I just had to do it😉
This is the beginning of the project with the mountain being moved! I love it and this channel. This is fascinating.....
In this video you can get a visual of how much dirt we actually moved! We lowered it several feet!
@@TractorTimewithTim yes indeed! Great job!
I've never noticed that hump until now. The drone video clearly shows the outline of the hump. Maybe fill in the pond? Eager to see this series through. God Bless!
Can't wait to see the family work together again! Doing it this way makes for great content, showing the whole TTWT lineup in action. Also just noticed that you are coming up on another subscriber milestone!!!🎉
It looks like that set up that you have there is doing a wonderful job tilling up that soil. I really like the drone footage, it really lets us see some beautiful landscape.
I was wondering what huge project was previously referred to. Yep, that's huge!
Might be a Serpent mound like in Ohio.
I know you guys won't make a big deal out of it but.....your about to hit 200k! Congrats!!
Good Sunday morning & may God bless your Sunday
It will be interesting to see how y’all tackle that peace of land.
Gorgeous sunset. What a unique view from the drone!
Hello Folks, that's going to be good size project for compacts. It can be done with smaller equipment.Nothing better than Tractor Time with Tim!
I suggest scraping that layer of topsoil off and saving it off to the side. That way you know for certain you will have some good topsoil to finish the project with in the case that you hit more fill type material further down in that mound
Great vid love the drone shots really helps understand the humpinator. Can't wait to see the next one with your Family. Till next time. 🤠
I'm glad to see you doing It that way shows what the little 1025R will do and I have one so very interesting for me. Great job old boy.
That must be a big hump. I have to get into my field to prep for next years garden. Work on the homestead never stops.
This is great info
That is a big under taking. This will be great to observe and see the end process. I love your videos. Keep them coming.
Best pun ever. I’m just TILLING IT as it is😂
Our county sucks. My grandparents live in a flood plane and them and the neighbors lose so much from floods and the county won’t let us do anything about it. I’m considering getting a lawyer involved in the future cuz this has been an ongoing thing for 20+ years.
Very interested in watching this job... Amazing how you can use these smaller tractors to accomplish big tasks!
Nice job building the suspense for this miniseries 😊 now I’m sucked in and waiting for episode 2.
Can’t wait till the next video. I really enjoy watching them.
Awesome video can’t wait to see the rest of the project!
It rains so much here in SC that roundup doesn’t last anywhere near as long as it claims.
Here I was thinking the hump was a high and dry area.
I dug a pond on our property in AK and did use the dirt to create a high area for privacy along the road. Filled in the pond with the same dirt when we sold it.
Love watching the compact tractors in action.
Wow never saw the bump prior and have watched videos for long time!!! What a great project mr!! I have a big one going on as well! I promise i won't use any of your idea🤣🤣! I mean your idea are never any good lol! Doing water ways on the farm. 1025r/ 656 farmall/ mahindra 2615/ ... Hitachi track hoe has water way opened up with piles of trees!! But dirt work to go yet. Can't wait to see how your project goes!! Ready to learn!! Thank Tim
Glad to see you using the 1025R. After I tilled my garden the first time this spring, ~80'x40', I told my wife we needed a bigger garden. It didn't take long enough to till!
An idea for any issues getting a good stand of grass there: make that a sweet corn patch! That looks like a good size for growing sweet corn to freeze.
You are right about the sunset, wow. But that view from the drone, a true definition of a flatlander. Wish I could use a tiller, too many rocks on my property, would tear it to pieces. I'm in the California foothills.
I look forward to watching this! Enjoyed this video. I spread 40tons of gravel few days ago in a 30x60 pole barn using a full size backhoe, then a full size tractor with a loader and a hay spike LOL. It is a challenge to just turn around with either. I was thinking boy I sure wish Tim was here on the 1025R! You have really changed my mind on the practicality of mini tractors I am thinking next year the 50hp I have will sell and move to a 30.
The drone footage is so good! I really like the panning shots.
Really glad to see you working a large project with the smaller equipment! That is what I have to work with myself. I continue to be impressed with what you can accomplish with your fleet. I have to admit that it would be really cool to see Dirt Perfect on your channel. That guy is my second favorite next to your channel. Thanks for the fantastic content!!!!!
YES! Thats a biiiiiig job. Looking forward for this project.
I had a mound like that in my front yard, when I was growing up. Unfortunately it was the septic drain field (we had high ground water) so we had to leave it alone. Great video, thanks!
Why do they want to put the drain field in the front yard, is there a back yard to put it in....
@@dave.lawrence.3894 we were close to a big pond/creek so the ground water levels and proximity wouldn't allow it. The front yard was the only option.
I would say two days to move that large of a hill would be VERY OPTIMISTIC. Good luck!
That Maschio Tiller is doing fantastic! My experiences doing sod with a small tiller are not so fun. The tiller jumps all around and it takes a number of passes to get to depth.
Awesome job! I love the scriptures also!
Looks like a fun project for your family to get involved. And you can bring in some of your UA-cam family for backup. I will be watching!!!!!
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This would be a great project for a Hoelscher mini dirt pan!
Cannot get them to call me back.
@@TractorTimewithTim that's too bad, I've been hoping for a few years now to see you add a DB scraper to the fleet. Great videos, thank you for putting in the time to make them.
Great drone coverage Tim.
This was fun to watch. I am excited to see how this goes for you
This should be a good series to follow. I'm interested to see who else comes by to help out.
Love the scriptures at the end of the video!
Exciting project. Fun to see progress.
Sounds like a great project!
Hump in the ground , I’ll check it for ammo shells, it’s just the right hight to act as a soft barrier as well, quite common around my area
Rewatched the Master of all things Tilling!
Anxious to see the end result! 😀
Great drone footage Christy!
Just Christy and Tim show does just fine. Taking on a monster project but way to do it like so many of us. Compact tractor focus is way cool content.
Well, I hope it's not all finished before I get around to visiting the site. Looks to be a great project to get rid of the hump. I knew of a doctor that had just the hump you described created for his estate back in your previous hometown.
It would be very interesting, and fun to see if the 1025r could do the entire project.
Like old times
Well, THAT would be a bit more than I am willing to bite off.
I'm excited to see this project I have 3 acres and want to level it and had no idea how so watching with great interest. I only have a Emax 20 tractor but thinking on trading up very soon. Thank you for putting out such a great video.
Hey Tim. Fun to see the Original (mostly) Johnny back in action…just like when your channel started. 👍
Lots of recent videos on little Johnny.
Indeed! JohnnyX has prompted my purchase of HydrosPlus extreme pump and lift cylinders. Kevin’s great.
Great video Tim, sounds like a fun video series. Looking forward to seeing your family chipping in and your dads cab 3R is favorite of mine on your channel.
Personally once you leave the 4ft tillers sizes it is best to move on to more traditional tillage equipment say a disk or other non PTO powered tillage implements.
Ha! I know of your “love” for larger tillers :-).
I like you being frank ..... tilling it like it is.
When I was younger i saw my uncle change the landscape of one of his fields, it was hilly, and he flattened it out, but he used a bulldozer, It will be interesting to see what you do next to this field. I must say you have a nice looking place. You do need a red barn .
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I figured that's where it came from, should be fun to watch. Did Attila even achieve it's purpose?
It looks like you're getting a good start. As long as your patience doesn't run out you'll be able to get it done with the tractors you have at your disposal. I'm surprised you didn't use the GPS guidance for the tilling. It looks like a large project for small tractors. Small tractors doesn't it can't be done. It just means that it might take a little longer. Good luck and look forward to seeing Johnny X put to work.
I sounds like a very good family project.
Hi Tim happy Sunday
Still need to try that 6ft on Johnny X!
This would have been a great test for Johnny X... The extra engine power for the PTO implement not hampered by any hydro limitations...
Looks great Tim
Plus it gives you the family time together
Exactly!
Do you go over how you record your drone footage? It’s beautiful
Great video!
that guy reminds me of my dad. he would rent a back hoe around Christmas to go fix tile. ground was just froze enough to hold plus we got 2 days free rental.
That pond must be deep. That hump looks twice the size of that pond. Or it could just be me. Good luck. I believe it'll make the yard look alot better as well.
might as well use all that nice equipment 😃😃😃 besides playing in the dirt is FUN 😃
I like the getting things done with what you have. Maybe if the previous owner would have had a compact tractor he could have gotten the berm as high as the telephone poles?
I know for fact that pond was dug between late 2005 and early 2006
I'm sure you know this but don't forget to set that first layer of topsoil aside to top dress your final grade.
Till the Grass Grows
Let’s get started
Best thing you could do with all the dirt you remove is fill in that mud puddle, i.e. "pond". It's mostly just a mosquito hatchery. :-)
I just removed a 2 foot hill bank 60 foot wide and took it back 24 feet. My biggest time consumer was getting the dirt from the working area to 100 yards or so where I was piling it up for later uses. It's alot more dirt than I guessed. I only used my bucket with a tooth bar and a box blade. I will find real interest on how you accomplish this task Tim.
That was a big job! Amazing how much effort it takes to move what appears to be a small amount
Looks like a raise leach field for septic system.
It is not.
Any tractor seat time is good tractor seat time I would be doing a project like that the same way a little at a time and with what I have looking forward to seeing how it works out and to see multiple tractors working together
Good luck with the major project
Henceforth I’m going to call it a “x-mass pond” irrespective of what it’s current name is as it was built by previous owner over x-mass weekend
I would load your trailer and add lots of fill/widen all your berms/levees. And I say load the trailer cause I am not sure how far you need to move material. Dragging seems slow if you have any distance to move.
We had a frontier tiller on our 1023E. Cast mounting arms broke many times. Repaired with 1/2 X 2 flat bar. Mount for Maschio 2 piece aluminum gearbox bent, eventually gearbox broke in two. Total junk. We now have 48" Woods tiller with same cast iron gearbox as 60" tiller and gear drive to the tines.
Which model frontier?
@@TractorTimewithTim can't remember model number, it was 48" with chain drive to tines. Master link came apart once. We have lots of rocks in Willamette valley in Oregon. Ground gets so hard in summer we have to before we can till.
Having tilled all sizes of gardens with a Troy Built tiller I can say the 1025R and the Mascho is the way to go. If you wait 3-4 days and go back over the tilled area the soil will
break down easily!! I assume you will be moving and dumping the soil to several areas so fine soil is easily let to move and level no matter what machine you utilize..,
Its fun to watch of course! And even though i might take more time with your little machines....you might save some money....no labour cost at all(besides some cheeseburgers of course😂) and your small tractors dont need THAT much fuel i guess.
I look forward to see you guys solving this, I guess you hav done the calculations on the volume and your capacity... but either way these will be a fun series of videos.
Nah, we just dove in. :-)
@@TractorTimewithTim Yeah, just go for it and, get it done😄
I kind of liked the hump. It gave the property a little more interest than just a flat plane. But, I live in an area of lots of hills and mountains so to each their own.
As I’m sitting here watching this video it brought to mind a company that make dirt pan scrapers for compact tractor that would seem pretty nice for a project like this. Hoelscher Commercial Products is the manufacturer, the scraper is the DB series. Can’t wait to see the final grade on this project.
I can’t get them to call me back.
They must have no interest in UA-cam.
@@TractorTimewithTim That’s sad; I’d love to see what your take is on their product and the applications it would be good for.
Yes. I would LOVE to try it.
I've got about 2 acres I would like to smooth out.
After tilling, would a rake be enough before seeding?
Or will that be in one of the upcoming episodes?
Happy National Cheese Burger Day Tim.
I would love to see Dirt Perfect work on your pond, but use your equipment
Surprised you didn't have Johnny X out there, good video nonetheless!
I got a question for you Tim what do you think the few rumors is for Kubota I would like to know
Did you do a video on putting on the hydraulic gages? Love to put on on mine just to see where it runs at. I was just wondering how many hours do you have on your tractor, tractors? Just turned 108 on mine. Was new last Nov. Mostly digging out tree stumps. Digging out the creek. Thank you for your how to videos.
Yes.
You have a giant gorgeous property. I would have left the hump there and planted corn on it every year. For more privacy and seclusion.
I bet that hump blocks a lot of road noise...
Lot of dirt to move. Have fun, and I hope you don't find any surprises
Looks like there is a lot more hump there than dirt that came out of the pond!
Yes, it certainly does!!!
Till the end
That will be a fun job. But that's a lot more than a week with little equipment. Still though that being said I would hope it would last a month if I was doing it. 😊
I would put that dirt along the side where the new development is going in. Then plant trees along the top for privacy. You would have a good headstart on that and the neighbors are not there yet to complain. The builders would fix any drainage issues before the homes are completed.
But for the trees he planted, that's a great idea! They could be relocated.
From another comment, I think the job is already done. Will watch and see.