On the power reverser, I have found it’s easier to use the foot pedal throttle and let off coming to a near stop before shifting. Works much like a large loader that way…. Also, I got yellow fork extension for my pallet forks which sticks them out past the loader frame so I can see them MUCH easier. Makes matching up to the pallet or load easier as well. 👍
These are the kind of videos that keep me coming back to this site...I like to see what's "Out there " and I get an honest overview of its capabilities , Thanks again Court , and keep up the good work!! pc
Pretty cool how you diversified your business to from selling tractors to being a major player in the attachment and accessories market. Are you expecting the used tractor market to come back to what it used to be? Long time viewer here!
Great video Courtney! Looks like some awesome attachments! I like the tines that point backwards on that Summit grapple. Would be useful for backdragging vines and stuff.
Like the design of that grapple. Have you looked into those three wheeled forklifts used by lumber company's to off load at deliveries? They seem to get around great on dirt/grass surfaces, plus directional travel in tight areas. See ya next year for my big purchase.
I like the serrated teeth on that grapple. All of them should come standard with that. That's one thing that irritates me about the landpride grapple, when I try to pull out manzanita, a lot of time it just pulls through like floss in a hockey players teeth.
Nice video, with gifts for Christmas! Have question: Do you have a small wagon for a atv or small tractor to pull around, collect leaves, branches, manure and be easy to unload? Thank you for your videos!
We sell a special bucket just for this purpose but it attaches to your FEL on a small sub- compact. Courtney mentioned it in a Tool Tip video he did last spring ua-cam.com/video/8ois-1XL4V4/v-deo.html Skip to 6:15 or so…
That Summit snow pusher looked like it lacked the back-drag feature the HLA's have when you curl forward and pull backwards. Unless they are considerably cheaper I would say they're DOA. Not trying to be a dick, just sayin'...
@@charlescheek2856 It's not my area of expertise, but even though they look nice and are feature rich, I have my concerns with the Chinese made machines. A year ago when we were shopping for a Utv we ended up buying an American Landmaster. It's not really a competitor with the big brands but compared to the foreign made machines that they sell at the big box stores we decided to buy one. The only reasons we even considered straying from the big brands was the lack of inventory at the time, and the Landmaster is 75-80% American made.
@@charlescheek2856 I’ve seen a few and ridden in them, they aren’t badly made necessarily but they aren’t even close to on par with real brands like Honda, Yamaha, can am, etc. when it comes to pretty much everything. If your on a budget it would probably do ok but from my experience I’d take any of the big brands over it in a heartbeat. For a work atv, get a Honda rubicon (or a rancher with IRS) because they do better hauling stuff on the racks than the solid axle ones from my experience. If your looking for work/play can am all the way. If your going SxS then Polaris and can am are hard to beat as long as it’s a newer unit (2020+).
If not… a drag harrow will break it up and spread it out for you. Which will break the life cycle of flies, and sterilize the manure quickly for things like worms and disease. As well as fertilize a larger area of grass. Just go over the area each time you rotate and don’t put them back on that spot for 70 days or the grass is about to start going to seed. Whichever comes first.
Good to see you are helping out the little guys keep up the good work plus more videos please
On the power reverser, I have found it’s easier to use the foot pedal throttle and let off coming to a near stop before shifting. Works much like a large loader that way…. Also, I got yellow fork extension for my pallet forks which sticks them out past the loader frame so I can see them MUCH easier. Makes matching up to the pallet or load easier as well. 👍
I'm enjoying these videos. I think how upfront you are, gives a lot of weight and trust with you, and your opinions.
These are the kind of videos that keep me coming back to this site...I like to see what's "Out there " and I get an honest overview of its capabilities , Thanks again Court , and keep up the good work!!
pc
Pretty cool how you diversified your business to from selling tractors to being a major player in the attachment and accessories market. Are you expecting the used tractor market to come back to what it used to be? Long time viewer here!
Great video Courtney! Looks like some awesome attachments! I like the tines that point backwards on that Summit grapple. Would be useful for backdragging vines and stuff.
The transparency is nice,the more a product is shipped the more chances is could be damaged.
Really appreciate you showing atv attachments. Not enough good videos on those type of equipment in action
Like the design of that grapple. Have you looked into those three wheeled forklifts used by lumber company's to off load at deliveries? They seem to get around great on dirt/grass surfaces, plus directional
travel in tight areas. See ya next year for my big purchase.
Thanks for the review of the DJI Action.
That pull behind box, at first glance, looks like one Neil Koch uses to keep his driveways looking great.
Is using antifreeze as ballast any worse at protecting your rims then rim guard?
Looking forward to seeing the sweep all video
What about food plot equipment planters, sprayers things like that?
I like the serrated teeth on that grapple. All of them should come standard with that. That's one thing that irritates me about the landpride grapple, when I try to pull out manzanita, a lot of time it just pulls through like floss in a hockey players teeth.
Would you mind to put a link to the web sites you mention on here? I know i could listen closer. Thanks
Nice video, with gifts for Christmas! Have question: Do you have a small wagon for a atv or small tractor to pull around, collect leaves, branches, manure and be easy to unload? Thank you for your videos!
Look up the GWT video on a sled that is towed by a vehicle.
We sell a special bucket just for this purpose but it attaches to your FEL on a small sub- compact. Courtney mentioned it in a Tool Tip video he did last spring ua-cam.com/video/8ois-1XL4V4/v-deo.html
Skip to 6:15 or so…
You should do a video comparing that blower to the Rammy blower.
Did you review the 'Split-Fire', did I miss that one🤔
What about for traction tire chains diff lock or what
Eeek! Don't pulverize that nice concrete pad! Ha ha
Split fire doesn’t have shipping options for RI
That Summit snow pusher looked like it lacked the back-drag feature the HLA's have when you curl forward and pull backwards. Unless they are considerably cheaper I would say they're DOA. Not trying to be a dick, just sayin'...
Game show music for the reveal?
i really want one of these sweepalls, but i can't justify the cost, and i been trying to justify it lol
you selling your old one?
What ATV is that? A CFMoto 2-seater?
I think it's a CanAm
I am looking for an atv - probably honda rancher but the dealer tried talking me into a CFMoto. Reviews aren't promising.
@@charlescheek2856 It's not my area of expertise, but even though they look nice and are feature rich, I have my concerns with the Chinese made machines. A year ago when we were shopping for a Utv we ended up buying an American Landmaster. It's not really a competitor with the big brands but compared to the foreign made machines that they sell at the big box stores we decided to buy one. The only reasons we even considered straying from the big brands was the lack of inventory at the time, and the Landmaster is 75-80% American made.
@@charlescheek2856 I’ve seen a few and ridden in them, they aren’t badly made necessarily but they aren’t even close to on par with real brands like Honda, Yamaha, can am, etc. when it comes to pretty much everything. If your on a budget it would probably do ok but from my experience I’d take any of the big brands over it in a heartbeat. For a work atv, get a Honda rubicon (or a rancher with IRS) because they do better hauling stuff on the racks than the solid axle ones from my experience. If your looking for work/play can am all the way. If your going SxS then Polaris and can am are hard to beat as long as it’s a newer unit (2020+).
Secretly, I think he’s actually Rutt Daniels lol
Will the sweep all pick up horse 🐎 manure 💩?
If not… a drag harrow will break it up and spread it out for you. Which will break the life cycle of flies, and sterilize the manure quickly for things like worms and disease. As well as fertilize a larger area of grass.
Just go over the area each time you rotate and don’t put them back on that spot for 70 days or the grass is about to start going to seed. Whichever comes first.
it should be able to
Good video man. How many acres you got there?
I have found, if you dont have enuff or any counter weight on the back of your loader. Your gonna ruin your back tires very qiuckly. Even on dirt