That's my parents farm! I get better meat than anyone in the world! Their animals get better care and love than most people do. That's why the meat is such high quality. The better you treat them the better they taste! The mowing was neat too. Thanks Tim for including my family and the farm in your video!
The way you treat them does not play that much into the taste of the meat. Stress can affect it to some degree but it takes a lot of stress. What changes the taste of the meat the most is what you feed to the animal.
@@rrmtnfarmer3273 We've always worked our cattle daily, so when it came time to load and take them in, there was no stress except at the butcher shop. Even the slightness of stress can change the taste, adrenaline can ruin the meat.
Listening to him talk about his operation, brought back memories of growing up on a small farm. We use too take a cow to the slaughter house every fall.
I was very impressed with the performance of the mower. Can’t wait to see it in a little taller/thicker grass. I had to chuckle at you pushing the gate with the tractor. I do that all the time myself. Great video as always. Thanks for bringing us along. Signed The Other Tim with Tractors
I would really like to see more of this tractor and mower in action in a little thicker grass i will say it did a great job i was impressed that the little John deere pulled it effortlessly can't wait to see more videos great job
I was fortunate enough to grow up on a 200 acre mixed operation farm in west central WI in the 40’s and 50’s. My Dad had a dozen or fifteen dairy cows, 15 or 20 hogs and 15 beef cattle. We sold some crops but most of it fed our livestock. Each year we butchered 10 or so beef while the rest were “shipped” to the stockyards in South St Paul MN. The beef were raised on grass and finished on ground oats and corn. The butchered cattle were butchered three or four at a time in our hay mow then quartered and aged for 30 days in our basement. We sold them by the pound ($0.35 for hind quarters and $0.30 for fronts) to people around the community and as far away as the twin cities. We delivered the aged quarters to a local “locker” to be cut up to the customer’s order. My Dad bought our first TV by trading a half a beef. That was 1949.
I am a farm boy as well an we allways raisd beef & pork An allways had a ol milk cow for fresh milk an butter But I Realy miss those days ! some times i can find some one that has some fresh beef or pork or milk..i will not & Dont eat store bought sausage ..it allways tasts like old boot leather to me! cant never seam to find enof whn i do find some one tht has it, it will out sell any thing else 3 to one.. so its rare to get fresh milk or beef..im my area
I have a JD 3520 with a 5’ bush hog and it’s great. When I have the sprayer on the 3 pt I love the cruise control. I love the smell of cow pies in the morning!
I have two tractors about that size and the newer one has 32 hp and the older one has more horsepower but also does a great job with the bush hog I keep on it for mowing. I use my newer tractor to run my other implements with and it don't seem to be a problem as both tractors lifts the implements perfectly. I don't have a cutter as large as the one you are using and that tractor is working perfectly for both of you guys. You really need two acres per cow to raise them properly and I learned that while in high school and the FFA. The more land you have the more cattle you can raise. They have to be moved from one area to another to let the grass grow up in each area and not have all of it getting too low and staying that way.
I'm very impressed at tractor handle 10 foot mower my jd4200 has got its pants full with a 5 foot mower but I mow stuff that's as high as the tractor is tall and very thick
Might be a bit different here in the rolling hills of TN. That mower might end up pushing the JD around - not enough weight up front. Its a real consideration for safety. And let's face it, that's just topping dry grass. But for what they're doing, this works just fine.
Being an owner of a 2038r I really was curious about how well it would do with this mower . I am looking forward to seeing it work in heavy stuff. On a side note when I was a kid we used to use fried piles for base pads playing ball. I also recall the first time I road a dirt bike in my uncles pasture. I had only ridden street bikes and the sort of rule on the street is you use your front brake. No one told me not to use it on the dirt. The first time I used it the bike went down in a half a second. I slid right through a fresh cow pile right up to my cousin. He looked down and said are you ok. I said yea just get me the garden hose. It was head to toe down my side. In my hair. Lesson learned the hard way.
That's the beauty of a hydrostatic transmission. You can go as slow as you want to run an other wise large implement that a standard transmission tractor might not be able to without pushing in the clutch to let the engine catch up! About the only time a standard transmission tractor is superior to a hydrostatic transmission is if you are primarily using ground engaging equipment such as a moldboard plow or discing for hours on end. Hydrostatic looses some power to the ground but is oh-so handy for most applications ! Just my 2 cents.
I had a Kubota about 13-14 years ago that was roughly 30ish hp that was a hydro trans. I had a 5’ cutter and it bogged down all the time. Whether I was using the loader or cutter it always seemed to get real sluggish especially if the field was high. Anything over 3’ or so and I had to run really slow and in 4wd. I really liked the hydro but it just didn’t perform well for me. Now it could have been just that particular tractor but it definitely kept me away from them when I bought my JD. Have you ever dealt w such a problem w them?
Shawn I have a B2710 Kubota hydro transmission. It’s only a 27hp and the heaviest work I do with it is running a tiller in this heavy red clay and rock we have. It’s a 3 spd hydro. Obviously tilling is best done on low, a 60” mower will cut anything on medium, and you could actually mow on high speed if you could stay seated on it😀going that fast. My larger tractors that I use for turning plows & big bush hogs , etc. run shuttle shift transmissions but on any tractor 40hp or less that would be used for small farm chores I’d take hydro every time. From moving snow, running a loader, or mowing there’s nothing more convenient than a hydro transmission IMHO. The hydro fluid is the life of the things . Keep top quality fluid and clean filters on them and they’re trouble free. At least my Kubota has been anyway.
Wayne Swicegood it must have just been that particular tractor I had. I did buy it used so you never know. My JD is a power reverser (43hp) and I really like it. It does everything I need n my 16 acre plot as well as runs the backhoe attachment. Been running it for 9 years now w normal minor wear and tear issues. No matter the brand there can always be one that just doesn’t make it so maybe the one i had was the runt of the litter so to speak.
Ever consider baling off a paddock for the donkeys in winter ? Awesome video on all aspects 👌. Gary kudos to you on knowing how to be a fine steward. Excellent mindset on pasture management. Fine beef too. Slick mower , I run 55hp on woods 10’ n I’m impressed with your setup.
Good video Tim, my wife and I have been looking at the possibility of getting a 3039R, now I'll add a Rhino TS10 to the list. I will look forward to seeing how that HP handles it in some heavier fields though. In the meantime I'll keep doing what I'm doing with my 2025R that still amazes me every day. Keep 'em coming Tim.
@@TractorTimewithTim Thats what I was thinking. When I was looking for my tractor I was looking at the 3 series that went up until 2013 so the 3320 3520 and the 3720. I almost bought a 3520 but it was sold before I got a chance to look at it and now Im glad I didn't get the 3520 because I finally got the 3720 the biggest of the 3 series and sometimes Im still wishing I had more power. In all actuality I really would have liked to have gotten a 4 series but I couldn't find any with a mid mount mower one of the main reasons that I wanted the tractor to begin with. So Elk Creek Acres I would agree with Tim that you should go with the 3046r you wont regret it. I would rather have a little more power than you need than not enough. Have a great day and GOD BLESS
I don't what to change the world, but one would think, splitting the back in half - drive down it mowing - then turn one way or the other at the end. Now mow the end and then the outside of that strip. Mow the end and continue and mow the other half from the center outward or the outside inward. When turning the short ends, it is 90 and then it is half a field or more to turn. Flip back and forth and you don't have to turn tight on the last several on either side. Draw it on paper and see what I mean. Sprials tend to end up with a turn around in one lane. Back and forth mowing prevents that. Just a thought. It helps on our small spot of land.
I ride a tractor all day at work most days. A Steiner 450. Then I come home and can’t wait to see if there’s a new TTWT video to watch Tim work on a tractor. 🤷🏻♂️
Tim I think those are steers since we are trying to educate people on agricultural processes. Also what breed bovine was that I was unable to understand the gentleman. Love your videos and scriptures. I am getting a ventrac for my small place 69 acres. We do wildlife. Sent my old John Deere 4510 to my son’s place as he needs backhoe and other attachments.
now i really enjoyed this video-so may things i can relate to of what he said about having ur own beef to eat. is way better than what u can buy from the store-IMO. brush hogging is my favorite videos.
I don't know much about Belted Galway cattle, but if you cross them with a Scottish Highlander you get a Scottish Highlander without the horns. The Scottish Highlanders are browsers and will eat anything a goat will eat. Despite their 6' horns, they are very gentle and will come when called by name. The beef when butchered is beautifully marbled. The fellow who runs Swedish Homestead uses rotational grazing and my goodness, they are good lawnmowers.
Hey Tim have you ever tried a lawn mower blade called a razorback blade I've tried it and I've had them for 3 years and never have seen a blade that cuts his wheels in you ought to try thank you buddy
Tim, been seeing the straps on the ROPSs on your tractors. Did I miss a show or mention in a show of what they are? Good strap down for trimmers? Shovels? Etc.?
I love to see his passion for the land and cattle. You should get hired by the county or state to mow the road ditches. What kind of cows were they I can't remember? Great video!!!!! God Bless
Nice mower there. I have a little 48" old JD I use behind my 1025r. It's not nearly that smooth running. For some reason I'm hungry for cheeseburgers now.
Tractor Tim how fast is that tractor you driving the royal ball last year how does it work J's Works real good do a good job couldn't feel's and the gods and pulling big dogs and stuff like that and bat wings and stuff get tipped me off about that truck to Wal the dust and all the features and what Itasca that as how.
I was just telling my parents about a compact 15 foot Woods that could be hauled with a 45 horse tractor. They didn't believe me. So something like this would be perfect for us, we have a 50 horse 4wd Kubota in hilly Southern Middle TN, and all we have right now is a 6 footer.
50 horse might could handle a 15 but you have to think about the weight of the mower slinging the tractor around. We have a 100 horse 5 series that'll pull a 20ft mower but the weight pushes that tractor around when turning so we have to use a 6 series to pull it
What's up tried to tell him with Tam what's going on with you you couldn't have filled with that bad Wing that's a lot of back when you got I love that John Deere truck you bought 2019 John Deere tractor you doing a break that's 5 Acres 1814 acres of land or 25 Acres Lane let me know what how many acres is that acres are 25 acres on 1500 with a acre of land.
Love your videos, After watching your videos I bought a 10' flexwing mower, leaks fluid from day 1. Has a bolt with a hole drilled into it that sprays fluid all the time thats located on the center hydro cylinder. Emailed them asking for the part so I could fix it, and even willing to pay for the part even though its brand new and defective. Basicly told me to go f my self! I recommend before you buy anything from rhino, try to get a part for the item you want to buy and see what happens.
Hey Bobby. Thanks for reaching out. The center cylinder is likely plumbed as a 'one way' cylinder for you. That allows this 'leakage'. Can you contact me tim at tractortimewithtim dot com (via email)? I'll get you hooked up with someone who can help.
@@TractorTimewithTim Tim is the man! After talking with Tim, I Dont know what strings he had to pull, but the next day at 8am I had John from rhino calling me! Super nice guy, and is sending the new cylinder out right away to me. Been dealing with this issue of 2 years, Thanks to Tim, I can finally get this taken care of.
Right! One of the best features. The specs say 93 inches. However, that is when the wheels are all the way ‘out’. Lowering the mower on the trailer brings it down into the 70’s. I haven’t measured exactly, but t was narrow enough that I could set another attachment beside it on the trailer for the trip home from Rhino!
A 10ft cutter when I grew up on a farm a 63hp massey pulled one now you're doing it with only 37hp how times have changed hey those stinky hogs you talked about we had quite a few of them growing up I didn't like em too much either
Tim after watching your video about the PTO horsepower Dyno on the different tractors, I am wondering how my 3025E would do pulling this 10 foot batwing? It looks like you’re pulling it fine in this video however that tractor has more horsepower rating than mine, but it didn’t Dyno that good compared to the others? What are your thoughts on using a 3025E with a mower this size?
That's my parents farm! I get better meat than anyone in the world! Their animals get better care and love than most people do. That's why the meat is such high quality. The better you treat them the better they taste! The mowing was neat too. Thanks Tim for including my family and the farm in your video!
The way you treat them does not play that much into the taste of the meat. Stress can affect it to some degree but it takes a lot of stress. What changes the taste of the meat the most is what you feed to the animal.
@@rrmtnfarmer3273 We've always worked our cattle daily, so when it came time to load and take them in, there was no stress except at the butcher shop. Even the slightness of stress can change the taste, adrenaline can ruin the meat.
@@Ham68229 yes it can but it takes more than just a little stress to affect the taste of the meat
We call that topping the pasture. It gets rid of weeds and encourages fresh grass growth.
Listening to him talk about his operation, brought back memories of growing up on a small farm. We use too take a cow to the slaughter house every fall.
I was very impressed with the performance of the mower. Can’t wait to see it in a little taller/thicker grass. I had to chuckle at you pushing the gate with the tractor. I do that all the time myself.
Great video as always. Thanks for bringing us along.
Signed The Other Tim with Tractors
I've used a 10' finish mower in my 3720 once it did ok at 3.5 mph I was liking it. That tractor looked very handy on that mower. Thanks Tim.
Gary seems like a great guy. So much history... Looked like y'all had fun.
I would really like to see more of this tractor and mower in action in a little thicker grass i will say it did a great job i was impressed that the little John deere pulled it effortlessly can't wait to see more videos great job
I like this guy, his attitude towards his hobby and passion for it.
I was fortunate enough to grow up on a 200 acre mixed operation farm in west central WI in the 40’s and 50’s. My Dad had a dozen or fifteen dairy cows, 15 or 20 hogs and 15 beef cattle. We sold some crops but most of it fed our livestock. Each year we butchered 10 or so beef while the rest were “shipped” to the stockyards in South St Paul MN. The beef were raised on grass and finished on ground oats and corn. The butchered cattle were butchered three or four at a time in our hay mow then quartered and aged for 30 days in our basement. We sold them by the pound ($0.35 for hind quarters and $0.30 for fronts) to people around the community and as far away as the twin cities. We delivered the aged quarters to a local “locker” to be cut up to the customer’s order. My Dad bought our first TV by trading a half a beef. That was 1949.
Very neat. So eau claire area? New Richmond?
Mr M , Ellsworth, south of River Falls, across the Mississippi from Red Wing MN
I am a farm boy as well an we allways raisd beef & pork An allways had a ol milk cow for fresh milk an butter But I Realy miss those days ! some times i can find some one that has some fresh beef or pork or milk..i will not & Dont eat store bought sausage ..it allways tasts like old boot leather to me! cant never seam to find enof whn i do find some one tht has it, it will out sell any thing else 3 to one.. so its rare to get fresh milk or beef..im my area
Very nice guy to work for. I hope he is getting enough rain.
Thankyou Lord for having personnes like you for making good videos
I have a JD 3520 with a 5’ bush hog and it’s great. When I have the sprayer on the 3 pt I love the cruise control.
I love the smell of cow pies in the morning!
Your 3520 could pull the TS10!
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I pulled an old hayliner with it.
Good video tim! The Rhini seems like a pretty nice mower!
Impressed with your tractor Mr. Tim . My son picked up a 2305 with a loader I wish it had the size tires you have , but it works well . Nice cows
I really like the 2038r. It runs smooth, it’s powerful enough, and the ergonomics are outstanding!
I have two tractors about that size and the newer one has 32 hp and the older one has more horsepower but also does a great job with the bush hog I keep on it for mowing. I use my newer tractor to run my other implements with and it don't seem to be a problem as both tractors lifts the implements perfectly. I don't have a cutter as large as the one you are using and that tractor is working perfectly for both of you guys. You really need two acres per cow to raise them properly and I learned that while in high school and the FFA. The more land you have the more cattle you can raise. They have to be moved from one area to another to let the grass grow up in each area and not have all of it getting too low and staying that way.
That gentleman is 100% correct. My grandfather who lived in NC raised freezer beef for his family’s day it was tender and delicious.
Whereabouts in N.C.?
It did a really good job with that size of mower ! I wonder how it would do in weeds and grass taller then the tractor .
What an interesting gentleman. Good interview. Well done Tim.
Nice video . Surprised how well the 2038 handle the mower. Thanks jdmich
Man that rhino ag ts10 is one of my favorites!!! Love to see it in action. They got a ts12 and 15 too I believe. Johnny 5 would like that 15!
I'm very impressed at tractor handle 10 foot mower my jd4200 has got its pants full with a 5 foot mower but I mow stuff that's as high as the tractor is tall and very thick
Amazing the JD had no problem with the 10’bat wing mower great job!!!
Might be a bit different here in the rolling hills of TN. That mower might end up pushing the JD around - not enough weight up front. Its a real consideration for safety. And let's face it, that's just topping dry grass. But for what they're doing, this works just fine.
Being an owner of a 2038r I really was curious about how well it would do with this mower . I am looking forward to seeing it work in heavy stuff.
On a side note when I was a kid we used to use fried piles for base pads playing ball. I also recall the first time I road a dirt bike in my uncles pasture. I had only ridden street bikes and the sort of rule on the street is you use your front brake. No one told me not to use it on the dirt. The first time I used it the bike went down in a half a second. I slid right through a fresh cow pile right up to my cousin. He looked down and said are you ok. I said yea just get me the garden hose. It was head to toe down my side. In my hair. Lesson learned the hard way.
Excellent footage Tim! I am enjoying the drone footage you have been incorporating!
That's the beauty of a hydrostatic transmission. You can go as slow as you want to run an other wise large implement that a standard transmission tractor might not be able to without pushing in the clutch to let the engine catch up! About the only time a standard transmission tractor is superior to a hydrostatic transmission is if you are primarily using ground engaging equipment such as a moldboard plow or discing for hours on end. Hydrostatic looses some power to the ground but is oh-so handy for most applications ! Just my 2 cents.
I had a Kubota about 13-14 years ago that was roughly 30ish hp that was a hydro trans. I had a 5’ cutter and it bogged down all the time. Whether I was using the loader or cutter it always seemed to get real sluggish especially if the field was high. Anything over 3’ or so and I had to run really slow and in 4wd. I really liked the hydro but it just didn’t perform well for me.
Now it could have been just that particular tractor but it definitely kept me away from them when I bought my JD. Have you ever dealt w such a problem w them?
Shawn I have a B2710 Kubota hydro transmission. It’s only a 27hp and the heaviest work I do with it is running a tiller in this heavy red clay and rock we have. It’s a 3 spd hydro. Obviously tilling is best done on low, a 60” mower will cut anything on medium, and you could actually mow on high speed if you could stay seated on it😀going that fast. My larger tractors that I use for turning plows & big bush hogs , etc. run shuttle shift transmissions but on any tractor 40hp or less that would be used for small farm chores I’d take hydro every time. From moving snow, running a loader, or mowing there’s nothing more convenient than a hydro transmission IMHO. The hydro fluid is the life of the things . Keep top quality fluid and clean filters on them and they’re trouble free. At least my Kubota has been anyway.
Wayne Swicegood it must have just been that particular tractor I had. I did buy it used so you never know.
My JD is a power reverser (43hp) and I really like it. It does everything I need n my 16 acre plot as well as runs the backhoe attachment. Been running it for 9 years now w normal minor wear and tear issues.
No matter the brand there can always be one that just doesn’t make it so maybe the one i had was the runt of the litter so to speak.
Why don’t you show more of the 5075e I have one and love it with cab and loader
Good job Tim
Ever consider baling off a paddock for the donkeys in winter ? Awesome video on all aspects 👌. Gary kudos to you on knowing how to be a fine steward. Excellent mindset on pasture management. Fine beef too. Slick mower , I run 55hp on woods 10’ n I’m impressed with your setup.
Always great to see a plan come together. Very nice job ya'll!
Thanks Pastor Franklin!
Seems like a good man, glad we got to meat him:-)
Tim Christi glad you took me along but wish I was there
God Bless
PaK
Cutting the grass like that should stimulate growth.
Tim has gone from ordering cheeseburgers to cutting out the middle man and going to the source.
Thanks Tim ! Finally we get to see some big farm tractor work out of Johnny 2 ❤️.......... still waiting to see Johnny 5 hitched to a round baler ! 😀
Love the videos Tim. That little Deere handles that batwing good. We use a 60 hp case with an 8 foot bush hog
I've been looking at the TS12 batwing. Rhino makes great mowers.
Yes. Tough, and great attention to detail.
One concern is weight of mower vs weight of tractor? That mower might make tractor do some squirrelly things on rough or uneven ground.
Nice job on the video, Tim
All right Wisconsin😎. That’s a nice little set up. This makes me wish I had more land to have one.
Awesome video! Love the 10’ batwing
Sweet tractor and mower this is awesome
Good video Tim, my wife and I have been looking at the possibility of getting a 3039R, now I'll add a Rhino TS10 to the list. I will look forward to seeing how that HP handles it in some heavier fields though. In the meantime I'll keep doing what I'm doing with my 2025R that still amazes me every day. Keep 'em coming Tim.
I would recommend stepping on up to the 3046r. Doesn’t cost much more, and would give you plenty of power for the TS10!
Thanks for watching!
@@TractorTimewithTim Thats what I was thinking. When I was looking for my tractor I was looking at the 3 series that went up until 2013 so the 3320 3520 and the 3720. I almost bought a 3520 but it was sold before I got a chance to look at it and now Im glad I didn't get the 3520 because I finally got the 3720 the biggest of the 3 series and sometimes Im still wishing I had more power. In all actuality I really would have liked to have gotten a 4 series but I couldn't find any with a mid mount mower one of the main reasons that I wanted the tractor to begin with. So Elk Creek Acres I would agree with Tim that you should go with the 3046r you wont regret it. I would rather have a little more power than you need than not enough. Have a great day and GOD BLESS
Another good video Tim thanks buddy
Tim, I am jealous of that mower.
It is indeed a very nice mower!
I don't what to change the world, but one would think, splitting the back in half - drive down it mowing - then turn one way or the other at the end. Now mow the end and then the outside of that strip. Mow the end and continue and mow the other half from the center outward or the outside inward. When turning the short ends, it is 90 and then it is half a field or more to turn. Flip back and forth and you don't have to turn tight on the last several on either side. Draw it on paper and see what I mean. Sprials tend to end up with a turn around in one lane. Back and forth mowing prevents that. Just a thought. It helps on our small spot of land.
Any dead stuff cut and dropped will benefit the soil and pasture by mulching saving water usage plus makes it look nicer
I ride a tractor all day at work most days. A Steiner 450. Then I come home and can’t wait to see if there’s a new TTWT video to watch Tim work on a tractor. 🤷🏻♂️
Same here. I mow rake and bale hay for my job and come home to our farm and do the same then watch farming on UA-cam. It's a sickness
I grew up using a GT235. It was a good little garden tractor.
Great video. Enjoy the drone footage.
Tim I think those are steers since we are trying to educate people on agricultural processes. Also what breed bovine was that I was unable to understand the gentleman.
Love your videos and scriptures.
I am getting a ventrac for my small place 69 acres. We do wildlife. Sent my old John Deere 4510 to my son’s place as he needs backhoe and other attachments.
Galloways.
Congratulations on the new Ventrac!
Enjoyed your videos, Tim.
That hamburger he was talking about stood up and went moo
now i really enjoyed this video-so may things i can relate to of what he said about having ur own beef to eat. is way better than what u can buy from the store-IMO. brush hogging is my favorite videos.
Hes a great professor
I don't know much about Belted Galway cattle, but if you cross them with a Scottish Highlander you get a Scottish Highlander without the horns. The Scottish Highlanders are browsers and will eat anything a goat will eat. Despite their 6' horns, they are very gentle and will come when called by name. The beef when butchered is beautifully marbled. The fellow who runs Swedish Homestead uses rotational grazing and my goodness, they are good lawnmowers.
Tractor time with him will our little x394 john deere cut tough grass?
Great video, good performance from that JD to power that mower
Hi Tim and Christy that was no problem to the tractor at all the so is the batwing the rolls royce of mowers
Yes, it really is a nice mower. The flex wings really do a great job of mowing.
It is built incredibly tough.
Do a video with this man about grain systems and what not be a great video
Hey Tim have you ever tried a lawn mower blade called a razorback blade I've tried it and I've had them for 3 years and never have seen a blade that cuts his wheels in you ought to try thank you buddy
I really like the galloways.
Great video
We do that every year sometimes 3 or 4 times. Cut down the stuff that the cattle won't eat, and pretty soon all you have is good grass.
Tim, been seeing the straps on the ROPSs on your tractors. Did I miss a show or mention in a show of what they are? Good strap down for trimmers? Shovels? Etc.?
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Love the video Tim
Do they make a small rake that you could use then collect it to dispose it or put in a compost pile?
I love to see his passion for the land and cattle. You should get hired by the county or state to mow the road ditches. What kind of cows were they I can't remember? Great video!!!!! God Bless
Pete Nolte belted galloway
Pete Nolte belted galloway
Ahah.
Just a little love tap on that fence gate there Tim :)
Yep. Moved it out of the way, right?
@@TractorTimewithTim Yea, you did indeed with johnny power :)
17:15 Donkey approved Love The bat wing
Very nice man.
Great Video! Thanks.
For my 4066R I was considering the TS 10 now I think the TS 12 would work best.
I think I would stick with the 10 for a 4066r.
Tractor Time with Tim thanks Tim we are only an hour apart we should get to gather and do a test.
Great video!
I like the way Tim keeps losing his tractor or mower to someone. LOL
Yep. Part of the job I guess. I really do enjoy seeing other folks get a chance to operate the equipment.
Great video can’t stop watching ur videos keep up the good work
Tim, I'd love to see you mowing with a gang reel mower.
i really like that mower... i think it will be perfect for me...gotta get one....
It takes 2 acears per cow here in south eastern Virgina
Nice mower there. I have a little 48" old JD I use behind my 1025r. It's not nearly that smooth running. For some reason I'm hungry for cheeseburgers now.
Tractor Tim how fast is that tractor you driving the royal ball last year how does it work J's Works real good do a good job couldn't feel's and the gods and pulling big dogs and stuff like that and bat wings and stuff get tipped me off about that truck to Wal the dust and all the features and what Itasca that as how.
this is a neat ole interesting fellow. Tim i hope you and he can work together again sometime.
out of curiosity any idea if he noticed any improvement mowing vs not mowing?
He did. He found that it grew back nicely,! And made for better pasture.
A cow will eat 5-7 acres of grass per day. Nice to see farm equipment for the smaller tractors being available.
Depends on the quality of the pasture. Very good soil here. Grass grows thick and fast.
In Northeast Oklahoma 10 acres per unit, that's a cow and calf.
I have to cut 6 acres tomorrow. About to go out there and sharpen the blades in just a min.
PTO (claimed): 30.4 hp John Deere 2038R
I was just telling my parents about a compact 15 foot Woods that could be hauled with a 45 horse tractor. They didn't believe me. So something like this would be perfect for us, we have a 50 horse 4wd Kubota in hilly Southern Middle TN, and all we have right now is a 6 footer.
50 horse might could handle a 15 but you have to think about the weight of the mower slinging the tractor around. We have a 100 horse 5 series that'll pull a 20ft mower but the weight pushes that tractor around when turning so we have to use a 6 series to pull it
@@matthewbrooks5966 okay, now since I posted this, we discorvered a IH 706, give or take 75 PTO hp and weighing in at roughly 10k pounds.
A 706 would pull this TS10 nicely. Probably a TS12
have you ever thought about getting a mini round baler to use behind that john deer
Sure. But have no need.
Love to see how it works out on your taller thicker grass?
How about pricing and shipping to the west coast?
Use their dealer locator. Find your local dealer. They have dealers all over the USA.
He took all your seat time Hay you got to have it easy some times
Hey Tim when you got that rhino 10 mower does it come with a controller for the wings to go down and up or does the tractor control it
Tractor controls it via hydraulics.
Tractor Time with Tim ok I got it thanks
What's up tried to tell him with Tam what's going on with you you couldn't have filled with that bad Wing that's a lot of back when you got I love that John Deere truck you bought 2019 John Deere tractor you doing a break that's 5 Acres 1814 acres of land or 25 Acres Lane let me know what how many acres is that acres are 25 acres on 1500 with a acre of land.
The drone reminds the cows of being abducted by UFOs. lol
Love your videos, After watching your videos I bought a 10' flexwing mower, leaks fluid from day 1. Has a bolt with a hole drilled into it that sprays fluid all the time thats located on the center hydro cylinder. Emailed them asking for the part so I could fix it, and even willing to pay for the part even though its brand new and defective. Basicly told me to go f my self! I recommend before you buy anything from rhino, try to get a part for the item you want to buy and see what happens.
Hey Bobby. Thanks for reaching out.
The center cylinder is likely plumbed as a 'one way' cylinder for you. That allows this 'leakage'. Can you contact me tim at tractortimewithtim dot com (via email)? I'll get you hooked up with someone who can help.
@@TractorTimewithTim Tim is the man! After talking with Tim, I Dont know what strings he had to pull, but the next day at 8am I had John from rhino calling me! Super nice guy, and is sending the new cylinder out right away to me. Been dealing with this issue of 2 years, Thanks to Tim, I can finally get this taken care of.
Tim what’s the charge for 5 acres ? Hourly ?
where can we get some of tht fresh beef??
Hot in North Alabama: HEAT INDEX VALUES...Up to 110 due to temperatures in the lower 90s, and dewpoints in the mid 70s.
What is the transport width of that Rhino 10ft mower ? Looks to not be a wide load ?
Right! One of the best features. The specs say 93 inches. However, that is when the wheels are all the way ‘out’. Lowering the mower on the trailer brings it down into the 70’s. I haven’t measured exactly, but t was narrow enough that I could set another attachment beside it on the trailer for the trip home from Rhino!
A 10ft cutter when I grew up on a farm a 63hp massey pulled one now you're doing it with only 37hp how times have changed hey those stinky hogs you talked about we had quite a few of them growing up I didn't like em too much either
Tim after watching your video about the PTO horsepower Dyno on the different tractors, I am wondering how my 3025E would do pulling this 10 foot batwing? It looks like you’re pulling it fine in this video however that tractor has more horsepower rating than mine, but it didn’t Dyno that good compared to the others? What are your thoughts on using a 3025E with a mower this size?
Well, the 3025e SHOULD not be able to pull it. However, it is hard for me to say that for sure based on the dyno test...as you mention.
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Thanks for the reply. Now I’m more confused lol
You don't see belties too often anymore.