Thank you so much. Your video is exactly what I needed = the basics that everyone assumes we should already know. My father passed away a few months ago and left me his John Deere. I managed to get the brush hog attached, but didn't know how to operate the controls and settings and the tractor was stressing on inclines and wasn't cutting well and would grind when I engaged the brush hog. LOL - I'm sure my Dad would thank you too!! He loved that Deere!
Thank you! Excellent tutorial. I know it's basic but not basic to us newbies. It would be great if you could do a video on how to connect attachments. Especially a grappler.
You teach so well. You explain everything simply and also demonstrate how things work. I'm glad you don't assume first-timers know something. You teach from scratch and I love that. Thank you for the good work.
Thanks. I have a 2008 JD 5303, and was lugging the engine too much when putting it in gear. I learned that I needed to bring up the throttle prior to releasing the clutch. Thanks!
Got thrown into a new position because old guy left, main thing is snow removal and they have a huge tractor to do it... but I never learned how to drive manual on a car, much less a tractor. Wish me luck.
A small lesson for you: You say you keep it in 4WD permanently, well here is the thing, if your rig hasn't got a central differential fitted from factory, then by running it in 4WD all the time and steering it in either direction, you are going to cause serious transmission windup which will overload and eventually damage your drive-train. Things will be worse if you drive it in 4WD on hard road surfaces like tarmac, which will likely lead to a sudden catastrophic breakdown signified by a loud bang.
The most important thing for a newbie is knowing which one of the peddles is the brake and second knowing where the forward/ reverse/ neutral lever is. Third is the clutch as that is what will release the tractors engine force in the event a person loses sight of how to stop the tractor.
Yep, if you brake fully you have to engage the clutch or it will stall out. Unless you have it in neutral. About 5 minutes driving one you get the basics.
I'm new to the green industry but I'm learning how to drive a 30 year old tractor and it's literally harder than driving a somewhat modern combine. It's stupid tbh
bro how many hours watchtime you need to earn about 6 lacks i will support you with an agreement but you need to buy and gift me jhondheere 5310 tracter with plough i have 150 members somewhere population in my Village second hand tractor if not above tractor
The absolutely most important safety item on any tractor is a shield on the PTO (your training aid) does not have one. If you don’t think they are necessary, “Google PTO Accidents” you will see nonbeliever’s literally wrapped up in a PTO shaft with no PTO guard. Warning, the video is gruesome not for anyone with a week stomach, but hopefully save a nonbelievers life.
Thank you so much. Your video is exactly what I needed = the basics that everyone assumes we should already know. My father passed away a few months ago and left me his John Deere. I managed to get the brush hog attached, but didn't know how to operate the controls and settings and the tractor was stressing on inclines and wasn't cutting well and would grind when I engaged the brush hog. LOL - I'm sure my Dad would thank you too!! He loved that Deere!
Thank you. I need to know this as my husband recently passed away. His acreage is his legacy, and I will maintain it in his memory x
Just an important note.....turning the key does NOT engage the glow plugs
The key must be PUSHED IN for the glow plugs to heat up
To the point, informative for even the most basic of layman and complete.
You're a good teacher.
Thank you! Purchased a tractor kit and had no idea how to drive it. Much appreciated!
Thank you! Excellent tutorial. I know it's basic but not basic to us newbies. It would be great if you could do a video on how to connect attachments. Especially a grappler.
You teach so well. You explain everything simply and also demonstrate how things work. I'm glad you don't assume first-timers know something. You teach from scratch and I love that. Thank you for the good work.
This video was so easy to understand. I was nervous about getting a tractor but you really put me at ease. Thank you so much!
I don't even have a tractor but thanks a lot for the education!😀
Thank you for this! I don’t own a tractor nor do I foresee myself ever needing one, BUT I love learning new things and this was perfect!
Thanks. I have a 2008 JD 5303, and was lugging the engine too much when putting it in gear. I learned that I needed to bring up the throttle prior to releasing the clutch. Thanks!
Thank you so much. My dad wouldn't teach me how to drive the tractor because he's too busy but you were able to help me understand. :)
Damn bro tell your dad to pull up your his son the most important thing in raising a son is passing knowledge….
Thanks. Bought one at auction and had no idea how to start or run it. Simple to follow. Great job.
This is so helpful. Learning how to drive the farm's tractor this week.
That was great! So we’ll done, concise, thorough and easy to understand, thank you!
Great video. Laymans terms and simple explanations. Thanks for sharing.
Well spoken and straight to the point. Great video, thanks man!
Salam brother thanks for your time and support for this video it's really been very productive lesson. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I've just passed Agricultural tractor course But I have no experience this video help me get Bit more Understanding Thanks
Thanks for this video, I'm going on a date with a farmer's daughter and needed some conversation starters
Thanks alot man. I have already driven a tractor but that was a long time ago. Needed the refreshment.
Love it so far the best basic driving guide to drive a tractor thanks .👍
You are Butter smooth in presentation. Nice video. Keep doing more.
Thanks so much for this, this is exactly what I needed now that I'm looking at John Deere tractors. you're awesome!
Thank you for the no frills direct approach
Bout to mow the grass at my new job with one of these tomorrow 🤣 this helps alot bro makes it seem easy we will see!
Got thrown into a new position because old guy left, main thing is snow removal and they have a huge tractor to do it... but I never learned how to drive manual on a car, much less a tractor. Wish me luck.
Cool dude thanks im working at a ranch and i have to learn how to work a tractor so i think you helped alot keep up the good work fam
Glad I could help
Excellent instruction, doing a great job!
Happy Veterans Day and Thank you for your service!!!
Thank you so much very good explanation about tractors from basic level
Amazing I definitely want to drive a tractor someday
Cool gears in tractor very enjoyable for driving
Great video man! Straight forward and exactly what I needed!
Perfect instructions. Thank you.
THIS is the video I’ve been looking for. Thank you!
Thanks bro this was actually very detailed
Thank you 🙏 for teach my friend good video good school
Phenomenal video, thank you
Super well made video!
Hook up equipment link? Great vid
you did very well 7:39
Thanks for the video. Nice refresher.
Very helpful, very descriptive. Thanks bro
Thanks Man! So cool. Man you have to coordinate a lot of things!
Many Thanks. Good video.
Great job. Thanks
Thanks. I have to drag the softball field today and had no clue how to drive the tractor.
Thank you, very much for the good explanation.
A small lesson for you: You say you keep it in 4WD permanently, well here is the thing, if your rig hasn't got a central differential fitted from factory, then by running it in 4WD all the time and steering it in either direction, you are going to cause serious transmission windup which will overload and eventually damage your drive-train. Things will be worse if you drive it in 4WD on hard road surfaces like tarmac, which will likely lead to a sudden catastrophic breakdown signified by a loud bang.
Great basic going
The most important thing for a newbie is knowing which one of the peddles is the brake and second knowing where the forward/ reverse/ neutral lever is. Third is the clutch as that is what will release the tractors engine force in the event a person loses sight of how to stop the tractor.
Good video but if you're mowing in A 2 it will take you an hour to go 100 ft.
Wouldn't it be better to use A 4 or B1 or B2 ?
Very helpful, thank you!
How about changing the motor oil? Is that easy? Is there a video for that? Thank you !!!!
What is the name of that type of transmission?
Quality stuff. Thanks man!
Very well done! Thank you!
Thank you for video
is parking light supposed to be on when driving?
3:09 dude what the hell are those ?? are they bird poop ?
well explained
Can you shift gears while moving?
Yes just gotta Make sure you push the clutch and put the lever / shifter in the right spot
I also had this question so thanks for the help
Need more videos like this
That yellow button you push down and pull up to turn the implement "on" and "off", is it called the PTO button?
Yes
My job requires me to drive a manual tractor..thanks for the help
Good stuff.
Once you’ve geared it would you let go of the clutch and only press the gas to move ?
Yep, if you brake fully you have to engage the clutch or it will stall out. Unless you have it in neutral. About 5 minutes driving one you get the basics.
Does the engine speed increase when you press harder on the accelerator? Or only when you move the throttle lever with your hand.
Yes it does best way to think of it is a gas pedal on a car
@@zackschilling5154 I guess they have foot throttles too.
Thank You!
Big thumbs up, very detailed stuff!
Nice to see this
Nice
much obliged
This is basic tractor driving and maintenance
What does B do from abc
thank you bro
Thanks alot
I appreciate...
I think I found out why my tractor would die on me when I let the clutch out… my throttle was all the way low.
Thanks
I'm new to the green industry but I'm learning how to drive a 30 year old tractor and it's literally harder than driving a somewhat modern combine. It's stupid tbh
Basically what I've learned so far the bigger the machinery is the easier it is to use
I swear all tractors have a broken handbrake
What "link below"? It's not over the vid on mobile, it's not in the description, nor a pinned comment...
It's 6:32
Wish you could just come to the point
YU
Bormy chanthong
bro how many hours watchtime you need to earn about 6 lacks
i will support you with an agreement
but you need to buy and gift me jhondheere 5310 tracter with plough
i have 150 members somewhere population in my Village
second hand tractor if not above tractor
new guy trying to learn how to drive a tractor. Worst video I could imagine making.
The absolutely most important safety item on any tractor is a shield on the PTO (your training aid) does not have one.
If you don’t think they are necessary, “Google PTO Accidents” you will see nonbeliever’s literally wrapped up in a PTO shaft with no PTO guard.
Warning,
the video is gruesome not for anyone with a week stomach, but hopefully save a nonbelievers life.
Thanks