County Line Boom Pole First Use with 1956 Ford 600 Tractor
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- #homestead #fordtractor
Today, I’m putting the CountyLine 1,000 lb. Boom Pole (SKU: 212814799) to the test for the first time with my classic 1956 Ford 600 Tractor. This versatile boom pole is perfect for loading items onto trailers, pulling up old fence posts, and handling various lifting chores around the farm. In this video, I’ll show you how easy it is to attach and use this 3-point rear boom pole with the tractor’s Category 1 hitch.
Join me as I demonstrate its lifting capabilities and share tips on safely using this handy tool for all your heavy-duty tasks. If you’re considering adding a boom pole to your equipment lineup, this video will give you a closer look at what the CountyLine Boom Pole can do!
Key Highlights:
• Attaching the CountyLine Boom Pole to a 1956 Ford 600 Tractor
• Demonstration of lifting and moving items with the boom pole
• Tips for safe and effective use of the boom pole
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CountyLine 1,000 lb. Boom Pole
SKU: 212814799
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The CountyLine Boom Pole is ideal for loading items onto trailers, pulling up old fence posts
I have a home-made boom pole for my 8N. It works great to lift logs, etc. I unloaded a scoop bucket from my pickup truck bed last week. A good attachment to own, for sure.
Nice! Thanks so much!
I thought you had a country ham dangling off the back of that boom arm😂😂😂!
Well now I will, good idea, 😂
The boom pole works really well on the Ford. That sickle mower that you lifted was a cool attachment, it looked like a horse drawn one
Boom pole works good. Should be handy for you moving stuff around!!😃
Should be in Saskatchewan by tonight Coleen!
It should make dragging some logs out, much easier too ! Looks to be very handy already 👍🚜👏🇺🇸Rick
I have a similar tractor (641) and that same boom pole. I installed rear remotes and a hydraulic top link.
GAME. CHANGER.
As good as the pole is with the standard turnbuckle top link, with the hydraulic, it really shines. Same goes for the 3 point rear forks I have.
Thanks for the tips Michael!
Hey Brad . Nice boom pole . I’m chewing at the bit for a tractor . Hope everyone is doing good your way !! Del
Nice tool Brad.
@@noelstractors-firewood57 thanks Noel!
Be very careful when carrying stuff the front wheels try to come of the ground. The boom pole that came out when the tractors was new was called cranes.👍🚜🚜
Yes thanks! Since then I’ve loaded the front tires, which is helping.
Hey from Crossplains.Alot of good use from that !
Robertson county. I’m originally from the Youngville community.
Awesome!
I really like your headlights! Are those correct on a Jubilee? Are they LED? Maybe if the housings are not correct for a Jubilee could the bulb assemblies fit? Thanks. Beautiful Tractor you have!!
Ben- not sure if the headlights are exactly correct or not. They came with the tractor and yes they are LED
Was the black horizontal bar you removed before installation a "drag bar"? What is it used for as I see it on lots of tractors but usually with just a tow ball installed? Thanks!
Well, Hello There Ben. I haven’t watched this video in a while but that was probably the ‘draw bar’ which is designed to help you tow things with the tractor at the correct height.
@@nelsonridgefarm Thank you. If you ever need some surfing or SCUBA diving tips, let me know! I just purchased my first tractor (Jubilee) and so am trying to learn everything I can about how to use my tractor. That boom is the first economical implement I have seen and I have never seen one before and I can put that to use right a way. Thank you!!
Your going to use that old pull type mower next year right lol 😂
😂
that ford was purrin rite a long dont sell that ford that thing is worth sum good money
Thanks Thomas!
I bought a boom pole from TSC in '97 still works great I think I paid $69.95 for it.
Awesome!
I have a 641 Ford tractor would this boom raise high enough to load a 100 pound propane cylinder into the bed of a stock height Chevy 4x4 bed?
Interesting question sir. I’m thinking it might. I guess I would try to look for a little homemade ‘loading dock’ type area where I could get the truck bed backed up as low as possible with the tank and tractor a little bit higher. I’ve also used a little ‘come-along’ to get deer and things a little higher to get in the back of my stock Chevy 4x4.
Was something leaking on the right hand side of your tractor? Saw something spraying out
Rip, I don’t remember anything but sure is possible. I’ll watch again more closely, thanks again!
@@nelsonridgefarm no problem keep up the good work!
Jib cranes are very dangerous if your not carful of them they tend to lift the front wheels of the ground on small tractor you either need front wheel weights or a counter weight on the front of the tractor have seen tractors stand up high with no weight on the front of the the tea 20 Ferguson was bad for it and also with a ripper on the arms ripping ground up to
You’re right Alan, thanks!
the only way you will keep your equipment in good shape is to NEVER LOAN IT TO NOBODY its a liability
they could get hurt or killed theres a lot of people that dont have common sense or mechanical knowledge i've made a lot of people mad cause i dont loan anything i have theyll be mad but theyll survive
Thanks for watching!
wearing crocs on a tractor is stupid as hell
That’s a great comment, thanks for the view!
Look at you checking out my feet, wierd as hell.