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Baumalight 1p24 teeth after 100+ stumps
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2022
- I pull off one of the teeth on the edge of the disk and compare it to a new tooth, then finish up the stumps that I was working on the other day.
Always enjoy your videos. You provide hope for those of us that are in the market for, and/or budgeting, for a compact/sub-compact tractor, that are not overly mechanically inclined, but want to learn. A regular guy, no drama or “look at me” attitude approach to new tractor ownership. Thank you for your insightful videos!
Thank you very much Clint! That means a lot to me. I’m just out here enjoying my tractor, and hopefully showing people looking to buy a small tractor how much work and fun you can have.
Wow! You totally attacked those stumps! That's so awesome and it sure cleans up the property nicely! 👍😁.
We're still waiting to get our grapple but can't get it until we have the 3rd function kit installed. It has been on back order for close to 3 months. I guess with all the supply chain issues .....well who knows how long it will take. Looks like you've got a great JD service team too. That's what I love most about JD... their service tech teams are the best. ❣️
I hate y'all are having to wait!
Good to see your Tractor is back in Action, Chriss! Your Dealer did you "Right" ,as did John Deere--- good to hear ,maybe "wer getten back" to da olden days. Your are becoming a "Real Pro" on the stump grinding procedures. The "New teeth" sure helped. Proper maintenance & safety are keys to success. Keep up the good work & happy safe tractoring.
Thanks Donald!
Great video, I like your content. Like that you have a lip full of chew going too! One thing though...you should be grinding from the right side and work your way towards the left side of the stump. Much easier on the grinder and your 3PH. My manual says grinding should be done with the lower left quadrant of the wheel. Just saying...
Thank you! And you are absolutely correct about the grinding. I’ve busted 2 PTO shafts so far.
Looking at the back of the tractor aren’t you supposed to cut right to left??