Do You Need a Backhoe? IT BEATS A SHOVEL!!
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- The 260B Backhoe on the John Deere 1025R is useful for more than just digging a big hole or trench. Tractor Time with Tim coaches Christy as she plants flowers using the backhoe!
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Great job Christy and Tim, you have to crawl before you can walk, slow and easy gets the job done as well. So for Christy going slow is just another step in the learning curve. I think I can speak for the rest of the followers as well here and say that we hope to see Christy doing more job on Johnny in the future with Tim ❤️❤️
I love the content showing the backhoe versatility. I also thinks a great to see a couple who work together so well. I have really enjoyed years of your videos and I’m so happy for your success. It’s very well deserved. Thank you.
Nothing better than spending time with your wife doing little things around the house with your John Deere equipment it makes for a awesome day
Good job Christy 👍👍
Christie is in love with a new toy 😍. Good to see her enjoying and learning the backhoe
Its good to see christy play with the backhoe she is doing great
she's doing a great job! do not interrupt!
Oh man, I had Holly in my front raised beds once. I will never plant that again. mine were huge, overgrown, and ended up being a nightmare to remove when I had to do it by hand. very strong roots!
My favorite part about using a tractor that close to our house is when the people come running out and asking why the lights went off or when water just start spraying up. 😂😂 Lol
Christy, you did a great job.
I think you’re right about all the uses. I have a really screwed up back in horrible knees. I don’t know how many times I’ve actually had to lay down on the ground just to hand dig out a stump so I can get the chainsaw deep enough. Having compact tractor with that on there could do tons of jobs. Even stuff like moving a 20 or 30 pound rock, most people would think that’s no big deal you just grab it and move it but for me that could be a couple days in bed, having something like that good allow me to do so many things that I pay other people to do now.
You got it. Shane! This is the point. Small things. One would never rent a machine for them, but would use it if you had it!
10 acre mid-Michigan property with lots of woods, stumps to dig out, tons of ice-age glacier activity rocks, trails to cut on uneven hilly terrain, piles of dirt and stuff to move around, gravel to deal with. I originally thought I didn't need a backhoe, but the more I think about it, the more this would be a handy tool.
You guys make that 1025r look irresistibile. Be safe. Peace.🇺🇸
Wonderful video. Great job to Christy. Way to go don’t ever be afraid. I work with gals driving heavy machinery and now they’re doin great time and practice. Thanks Tim this emphasizes how much I need the backhoe.
Christy's expressions after digging out bushes, is precious. Love seeing the kittens helping out. Christy is really doing good at learning how to use various tools and equipment. Someday Tim, you will come up to a casket sized hole in the backyard, and you will turn and ask Christy,.....what is this hole forrrrrrrrrr (voice trailing away) then thump, everything is dark. Next day,.....the channel is called TTWC. Just sayin'. She is easier on the eyes. (Ha!Ha!)
Hmm...maybe I shoulda thought this through a bit further!!! :-)
Hey Christy. There is an app available for smartphones called 'Picture This'. Use it to take a picture of what ever plant you are unsure of and it'll tell you what it is/could be including the plant family. I use it with my landscaping company, find it really handy to have. It's a paid app but it gives you a few freebies every month.
Nothing better than seeing the two of you working together. Great first time on the backhoe Christy!
Martha is such a good girl .... l have a thumb on my 1025r , couldn’t do without one . Neighbor bought a Johnny and didn’t get the backhoe , seen mine now want a backhoe. Keep the verses coming and have a blessed day...
Great Job Christy, it's a lot of fun to work on your own land and do it your way.
Teaching and patience go hand in hand. This is a great tutorial, and I think this will have great value for those that watch. Perhaps more for the homeowner in a series? Thanks for sharing.
Well I for one don't mind the longer videos. Great job and thanks for sharing Tim and Christy
Tim I think she done a awesome job she was very patient and so were you Tim LOL 😁
It is not easy to watch a beginner struggle at a job you are good at. No matter the subject matter!
Good video guys. Martha is becoming a staple in the videos.
like wathcing her use thumb attachment ,very cool ,now i want one lol
Your not lazy-You have a tractor-worlds of difference!
I love my backhoe on my 1025r. I'm always looking for excuses to dig. Just used it a couple weeks ago to dig up a giant stump for a friend. Took a couple hours of digging around the roots, a few cuts with a chainsaw on the big root shoots, and a Ram 3500 in 4x4 to pull it out of the hole and drag it out to the curb with a heavy chain (was simply too heavy for the 1025r to lift it or drag it).
+1 Tractor Time with Christy. Good job on the backhoe. As far as the intimidation factor, just accept that you will make mistakes. That's how you learn. Once you accept that, you'll also be better at thinking of alternate ways of getting things done. If one way doesn't work, try another way. You'll also get more ideas for more projects.
I like digging in my garden, shifting stuff, not been doing it for a while though, digger won't start!!☺.
Hi Tim and Christy what a lovely way to relax Christy you handled that backhoe like a pro
We always called them "Live Forever's" but as said earlier it a sedum. If you broke any thing off just plant that too and you will have created a new plant. All mine a beautiful in the fall.
I’m liking this tractor buying series you’re doing. I’m going to look at my hopefully new tractor tomorrow, and this has been a perfectly timed, well done little series. You guys are fun to watch.
This was a perfect use for your tractor backhoe. You easily did a lot of work and when you filled the tank you found that you only used a couple of quarts of diesel. But you saved your back. Great job Kristi!!
I've been using my PTO post hole digger with a 12 inch auger to plant with. It breaks the ground up nicely! I've been thinking more and more that a backhoe would be a nice addition to my John Deere 4066R. Great video!
Fun for a Saturday night. God Bless.
Christy is having to much fun. Great job love seeing you learn
Bought my own 1025r with a backhoe loader and mower deck today! It’s my first tractor and your videos were a key factor in my decision making so thank you. I’m a bit nervous about the expense, but I’m sure I’ll get my use of it. 28000 out the door. Thanks again!-Laurin from Ohio
Its nice to see the little lady have some fun with the toys
I have dug about 25 stumps and shrubs with my BX23S. The worse were the holly bushes that were over 20 years old and about 12 feet tall. Part of it was my fault. New at tractor work and trying to not make a big hole. I have learned from that experience. Just make the hole and fill it in later. Saves a lot of time.
This is my second or third time watching this and it just occurred to me that it would have been easier to just turn around and scoop that little rock up with the loader. 🙂
I would like to see you do a attachment & removal of the back hoe to both the 1025R & 2018R to see the differences, I don't think Ive ever seven you do that on the new Tractors.
Watch out Tim she is going to take your job. pretty good job for first time. Love your videos.
You just made up my mind, I am definitely getting a backhoe with my initial tractor purchase.
Good choice in my opinion.
Christy, great job. Your place is coming together. Always wonderful to see the projects you two take on together!
Friday night for me and the wife is watching y'all!!
There are apps that will tell you what a plant is by the leaf. "Picture This" and "Plant Snap" are 2 that i have used.
I’m a few weeks away from buying my first tractor! I found your channel because I was wanting to do some research. It has been helpful. I am planning on getting the back hole to save my back some trouble later.
Good to see you allow the betterhalf to use the tractor and teach othres how to use the equipment. Be safe. Peace.🇺🇸
One of the best. Great teacher, better student.
Good job Christy on the backhoe! A handy attachment for sure! Getting a lot of use out of my backhoe right now.
I will never ever be without my 1025R TLB. I use it almost every day. Its like a swiss army knife.
Well done Christy That was awesome!
Great video. Thats what I would call spending quality time together.
Great video ,I’m learning as I watch you help your wife.
Great, now I want a backhoe. Not really, I wanted one before. I just want one more now. I am going to have to save up and get me one of these John Deere 1025's with the backhoe, end loader, and mower. This is plenty big enough to fill my needs. Love your channel and the interaction between you two. I don't think those cats know that you are trying to make a video. They are just wanting some affection.
I've seen a fixed thumb, but I haven't seen the hydraulic thumb. That's pretty cool!
Great job❗👏✔
Tim, You are a great and patient teacher - 👏
Tim becomes a production assistant! Can you get cofee for Ms Kristy who is ready for her scene!
Great job Christy! My wife has been on our L3901DT one time and that was when I had the loader off. Looked like you were doing a great job with the backhoe, does take a little while to get the hang of it. I was lucky that I had used a knuckle boom on a log truck that works a lot like a backhoe. Just like a set of pallet forks, you find all kinds of things you can use a backhoe for. Great video you two. Be safe!
Christy is working that machine like a pro and did a wonderful job removing the old plants and roots and planing the new flowers. The only problem she had was in positioning the large rock beside the house with the backhoe and she must have enjoyed working with that tractor.
She had a great time, Sidney! Thanks for your comment!
Tim Christi this is great fun watching someone do something new plus we all learn
God Bless All
PaK
You did an excellent job. You were in tight quarters and did not hit the brick at all. I don't know if I could have done that tight. That sure beats digging holes and putting plants,bushes where the boss aka my wife says to. And I also love you're cats. Stay safe and healthy. God Bless.
Hello Bobcat Smith here. I like that Kristy is learning to use Johnny more. Back in 1999 when we bought a used Bobcat Skid Steer, the day it was delivered my wife got it before I could. Just thought I would share that story with you and Kristy. Also I think another rock would look good on the other side of the flower to the left. Love the video's keep up the good work and god bless and stay safe. I have a UA-cam channel. I don't have a lot of videos just some of our animals, check it out.
Great job !
I love the backhoe on my tractor. We have a BX25D and the wife had a go at digging a 20m trench. She did well. Only part she didn't like was moving the machine forward with the backhoe.
And the plans are GREEN, Just like Johnny, YEA
I’ve said it before.... you guys are living my dream! Great video!
My wife says it is some variety of a Sedum. Great job Christy on the backhoe!!!
You did great Christy!👍
Wish I could give more than one thumbs up. I love your interaction with each other. Great job Christy :)
Great job Christy! Keep up the good work!
Thanks, Christy, you taught me a lot about operating a backhoe, great video, Thank you. 👍🙋♂️
I think they are Sedum plants. My dad used them all the time throughout his landscaping through the years. They are very easy to maintain. Water as you did after planting till situated. Then cut the dried stems off in the early spring as soon as you see new shoots come up. We used a weed eater, lol. Thank you for sharing your slow evening with us.
This video will help me sell the tractor to my Wife. Thanks Guys.
The finance committee sometimes needs a little push!
Next video; Tim learns to run a sewing machine. Great vid, keep them coming!
Hey, I used to help mom with sewing when I was a kid. Hate to admit it, but I loved it! Building things! Was fun! Haven’t done it in 40 yrs now!
Your new plants, as mentioned before is sedum "autumn joy." The plant you thought was a weed looked like a day lily of some sort. That's another plant you can't kill. Split it out and make a whole bed!
Funny how often we'll take the excavator out even for 'light' digging projects!! In clay country it sure is easy on the back!! Don't blame you at all for this usage!!! :) Good work, thanks!
We always called them Frog Bellies, because you can rub the leave between your fingers and the leaves will separate then you blow air into it and it will puff up like a frog's belly.
Great video! I like seeing Christy take a turn. This provides some insight of the less experience person using various implements for the first time. Eventually, Christy will be more experienced then perhaps you two can double-team a project. At that point you’ll need to bring in a full time camera man.
Great job Christy! 👍
Lol. You got it right Tim. Just say "ok" over and over again. Happy wife happy life! How about a video on washing and detailing your tractor? Thanks for all the great videos👍
Great job, Christy! An awesome video...I learned a lot! Thanks for going slowly....that helped me to follow easily...step by step. I haven't used the backhoe yet. As a side note, your hair color is absolutely beautiful! God sure blessed you with beautiful hair:) Thanks guys, and have a blessed day:)
Nothing runs like a Deere!
Nice work Christy! I thought this video illustrated that it’s a lot more fun to leisurely learn without the pressures of time and performance. It also made it enjoyable for viewers to share in your joy and satisfaction learning new skills. Looking forward to more. Blessings to you folks!
Yes, when we’re on a project, we feel we can’t take the time to relax and enjoy.
Good job! You've added more skills to your resume! You're awesome!
😂 love it we are going to buy a tractor to get rid of our dandelions
Hi Christy and Tim (Tom Sawyer), I know your strategy! Nolan will cut the grass and Christy will dig while you supervise and eat cheeseburgers and drink diet PEPSI LOL..........(I got it wrong with the diet Coke before) I find that my 260B gets a lot more use than I thought it would. Thanks for the great vids!
Great video!!!
I just noticed on the new intro the "i" in Time is cheeseburger how fun.
Fun times. Thanks for sharing.
Btw I’m not lying ur my fav UA-camr I watch u all day everyday
The plant is a sedum.They are very hardy
💥 I loved it! Nice job Christy, good idea putting a rock in there. Why use a shovel when a backhoe is so much more fun!
Keep on tractoring!
Great job, love the learning video. Keep it up Christy
Best life comment award to Tim " that's physics" haha👍
They are called “Live forevers”!! They bring lots of butterfly’s but spread like weeds!!
Seeing how well that gizmo works makes me really sad I didn't buy the tractor with FEL, backhoe, and mower I wanted. Instead I bought a Case IH DX24e, but it really doesn't do as much as your Jonny does. Now I'm at the point where I'm preparing to sell the Case since almost all the projects on my list are now done. One project left is to move an embankment and then install a six ft. chain link fence. Not too bad for a one acre lot. Thanks for your videos!
Now you can start helping the neighbors! We find that to be fun too!
@@TractorTimewithTim Unfortunately for me, most of the neighbors already have tractors. One neighbor, who has two tractors with all the attachments, recently passed away, so his wife may be selling some of the stuff. I won't bother them since she also lost her son a couple of years ago. Now all the "men" in her family are gone. Both have been very helpful in the past, but they tend to stay to themselves.
nice first video that I watch of you. :) beautiful house and enjoyed it..
Welcome, Christopher! Hope you stick around for more of our videos!
It's more like " Backhoe Time With Christy " There are phone apps out there that have you take a photo of a plant and the app will tell you what it is . Keep up the good work :-)
Nice job, i have mine on order. A 1025r with a backhoe, loader, 54 inch snow blower, 60 inch deck and a tektite heated cab
Congratulations!!
Much appreciated being included in your relaxing evening if no one else has tried to mention wot they think those plants were I think they are called cape daisies from South Africa originally very pretty flowers
Best video content in some time.
I would be glad to let you have some of my rock. Have any dynamite? My Dad and I dug our garden 20 × 30 and 30 inches deep years ago. The rock we broke up filled 2 dumptrucks and we got 3 dumptrucks of soil to fill in. Later, I put in 2 pickup loads of cow feedlot manure in and tilled it with a small tiller. Then we had good garden!
I've been thinking about making a rock yard on my property. An area out of view where I just take all the rocks we grow here in central Texas. Organize them by size and then I can get at them easier. Thanks for sharing as always!
Tim, your yard is starting to look like an implement dealer
I love seeing the cats.💕❤