Big Ole' Bucket for Deere 1025R/2038R/30xxE Backhoe - Planting Trees
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- We'll use the 2038R 270B backhoe with the 24" bucket from muddscustoms.com to dig holes for these large trees. Great opportunity to get to know our neighbor and new friend Bruce!
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I’m so glad to see you’re back healthy enough to enjoy your work. Hope to see many more years from you and your wife.
I like that "unfortunately they do what you tell them, NOT what you want them to do" a programming creed!
When I had a 1025r w/backhoe my neighbor, retired from oilfield, if I had a job to do he always wanted to ride along and I just turned him loose with the backhoe, he loved it and he wouldn't let me pay him anything! Best neighbor ever! But I helped him with his projects too so I guess it all works out!
My neighbor borrowed my 10 and 11mm socket ten years ago. My tractor won’t set a tire on his property until he returns them. Probably a good swap.
i know it is kind of randomly asking but do anybody know a good site to watch newly released movies online ?
@Aries Zander try flixzone. Just google for it =)
@Aries Zander i use Flixzone. Just search on google for it =)
My great grandpa would be happy about the trees! He was an arborist for a nursery. I hope he remembers to water them in good.
You're an institution on UA-cam. You set the standard for when searching for subcompact green tractors. Keep up the excellent work. 🙃🙃🙃
I agree. I was going to buy a 1025 found this channel. Never missed a episode.
When planting trees remember this, Plant it low it won't grow, so plant it high it won't die. Also the prosses of harvesting a tree pushes the soil up around the trunk about 2 to 3 inches.
You saying, “ couple thousand people” and him laughing... priceless. Lol 👍
Living in lake Charles Louisiana and having two major hurricanes hitting us I have been seeing the little tractors all over the place cleaning in small yards they have been a blessing with the cleanup process. For about 20 miles pretty much every home building property has pretty major damage and these things have helped out so much
Hello, Jason. We're in south central LA. Y'all got it bad this hurricane season. I hope you and your family ended up ok.
Hey yeah we only had a broke window thank the lord for that all the neighbors places are done and had to be bull dozed down I know it’s favor but I still feel guilty since we are the only ones living in our place.
Good video. Next time make a choker from webbing or thick rope and attach to the trunk. Not sure if your backhoe could lift the larger trees but the forks should have no problem. Then you can not only accurately and slowly place the tree, but while it is suspended, you can easily cut the wire off.
I like that wide bucket. I may get me one of those.
Also called a ditching bucket . It gives you a smooth bottom for drainage or putting in culverts
The tiller video would have been a good one to see, even if you already have a few on here. Love watching the 1025r working, it's relaxing -- you have fun running the tractor and I get a chance to get away from day to day life for a few minutes. Keep up the great work !!!
Sounds like Bruce did some good research prior to moving forward on a project like this. Trees of that size must of cost Bruce a pretty penny, but they already look amazing having just planted them. I hope to see those a couple of years from now in a future episode of Tractor Time with Tim.
I think you make your new friends day. GOOD JOB! I think it's great to bring a smile to someone's day! Go 2038R..... I have one :-)
Thanks Tim. Great that you were able to help a neighbor like that.
Tim Bruce great learned some tricks on planting tree's
God Bless All
PaK
Great job! I’m sure those trees will be beautiful in no time at all. 👍
planting trees is my favorite past time. up to 65,000 trees planted. coal fired power plant worker that has done more for the environment than any anti coal person i know. go small towns!
Love the videos man keep up the good work, i love seeing backhoe work. We got a foot of snow the other day here on PA, and don't ask me how I know this but a 1025r will do pretty good drifts on ice.
Hi guys and girls I like your content. I'm watching your video big ole bucket. I am from Ontario Canada. the nursery I have purchased trees from advised us to set the tree in the hole then cut the steel basket away with bolt cutters so the trees don't get root bound and die. Keep up the good work.
Love this video. Learned something new. Thank you
Y'all made it look easy! Good job. Tim you seem to find good people everywhere you and Christie go. Really enjoyed the video as always.
Thanks. There are LOTS of good people around. For some reason, the rest of the media focuses on the "few" not so pleasant folks.
Hey Tim, the most important thing when planting trees like that is to cut the burlap and nylon rope off the throat of the tree. I usually cut those both all the way to the outside of the ball once its in the ground.
I planted a memorial tree a few years ago. My brother in law brought me a bag of human hair to put in the bottom of the hole. It was a practice that he had done over the years as he plant trees. The tree Is doing great. I hand dug it, I wished I had a Johnny to help. Good job once again.
I wish my 1025r was still that quiet. Now it has a whinnying noise. I wish I had that bucket
I have learned that sugar content in the soil has everything to do with fall colors. The higher the sugar content the redder the color will be.They sure are beautiful to see. I enjoy your episode’s love the Bible verses
💥 Loved the way you explained backhoe operations. Great vid!
*Keep on tractoring!*
Another great video. You do make running the backhoe look easy.
I just got my 260B a month ago. I still can’t operate it very well.
I have ran field and utility tractors since the late 70s, this is my first backhoe, it’s proving to be a little challenging then I thought it would be.
Hope to see more backhoe tips and tricks videos.
also love what ur doing!
Great video! Nice to see the 2038r in action!! One of the first projects on my bucket list when I get my compact tractor is to remove all the rocks the builder put around our house. The builder didn't install any weed barrier so it's a maintenance nightmare. After watching Bruce operate the backhoe, it brings me back down to earth that I may need a little seat time first so I don't tear up our patio or hit the side of the house. Thinking I should practice first in wide open spaces like installing a few culverts that are needed.
Bring it to my place, I've got plenty of projects in the wide open that you could practice on.
Thanks for another great video showing all these chores that can be done with a tractor is gonna help convince my finance committee I need me a Johnny
yep Tim,you are right, they got a beautiful property and view around the area!😀...by the way..merry christmas and a happy new year to all of you from germany!
Bruce is correct about Pin Oaks! I just had 1 removed that was 30” at the trunk. Too close to the road and power lines for me to fool with. In the 5 years I lived in this house I have had to trim the lower branches every year to keep from scratching the truck.
Nice trees! Good lesson on the backhoe. Therés a knack to it, a little practice and it will be a breeze. Blessings.
That's a correct way to plant the tree! There is always a great debate about to wire to leave it or remove it. Just my opinion when I plant trees i remove the wire so it's better for the roots to spread out and pull down the burlap. (If you remove the burlap you can remove the tiny delegate new roots) People will think removing wire will create a mess (it will if the root ball is dry and crumbly) you want the root ball moist to keep it together when you take it off. I usually try and take it off in the hole. Another great video! Great job!
Looked like a good project, the articulated loader is awesome. The two of you, plus Christy, worked well together and it sounded like Bruce has read up on his trees, I've never heard of those varieties.
I would love to have a backhoe, but there are so many other priorities... the grapple will come first.
Great video! Liked seeing the property owner give it a try.
hook about 18" chain around each fork, hook each chain to the wire basket and you can set the tree right in the hole, hold it straight up while you backfill and tamp. That will save you from having to man hande it
Good way to start a day
I picked up a smaller dump trailer for jobs just like that! Just big enough to move the tractor and short enough to load with the backhoe. It's worked out great so for. Every day is something new. Unfortunately we just got 10" of snow, so all side projects came to a halt 🙃
I would take the wire off as the wire can keep the roots growing in a tight circle preventing the roots from branching out and growing underground, stunting growrh. A burlap wrap will breakdown and let the roots branch out.
Great video Tim 🚜 I really enjoyed this video 🇺🇲💯
Always remove stuff from the rootball. You’ll end up with root bind, it’ll kill the tree, or cause a up root in a windstorm, usually breaking strong roots, and killing the tree. Root bind is not a good thing. Always remove anything around the root ball.
Time to dig them up and removing the wire and burlap
I heard the same about the speed, we had a lot of clay and they said to cut a couple trenches across and put a bag or two of sand in the bottom so it’s roots would have a chance to start growing and branching out wide. That clay in the summer when it dries is like rock. For all of our trees we dug a much bigger hole and put some loose dirt in there with sand and then just packed it back in there with a ring on top to retain water for a while. That was in southern Illinois, no the trees did find the Japanese beetles got all the fruit. 😂😂
Your computer comment reminded me of something our IT guy used to say. Most problems are PICNIC problems (Problem In Chair Not In Computer). That may apply to tractors as well .....
I need some of those machines in my arsenal
Awesome , great content.
Nice video tim and kristie and great job ,that will be nice oaks next summer 👍
Good day TTWT great video New friend and great use of the backhoe
I hope to buy one this spring for my JD 2320 I have wanted one for several years have many projects lined up First is to clean up the banks of my pond
Looks like your still having good weather
Merry Christmas to you and your family
God bless
Bruce from Mason Michigan
Hi Tim an Christie Merry Christmas and a happy new year love from TEXAS
Great job
A Northeasterner's tool🤣 Truth, I can't dig a simple hole without one here.
Tim you guys could have tied rope to trunk near ground level and eat in place with the backhoe! Might help in future projects!
You will need a jackhammer attachment for Johnny to breakup this red clay here in North Carolina. I enjoy your videos.
Nice video glad to see you still going. Can't wait to see what you have planned for your new grapple.
Which new grapple?
@@TractorTimewithTim The used one you got from the guy with the 3039 that was mulching/mowing at the tower. Unless I miss understood?
@@bradh74 I got an artillian fork frame for ssqa. Artillian Grapple will fit it...but I only got the frame.
@@TractorTimewithTim Oh okay my bad. Still looking forward to see what's going on with the series.
Awesome job as usual
I actually own and operate a New Holland Boomer 40hp tractor. When I was searching for a tractor, I looked at John Deere first. I was turned off by the salesman and staff near my hometown. All the tractors they had in stock were small, under powered and zero attachments were available for at least 6 months. New Holland came through with a tractor in my price range, had a veterans no interest deal going on and they through in a box scraper for free. I recently purchased a brush bull BBX-60 and its a beast. I have 12 acres of blackberry, heavy brush and all kinds of deciduous and conifer trees as well as a 1/4 mile long gravel driveway that needs attention at least once a month in the winter. I love your videos, but wish you would cover other brands of tractor. Also, snow removal could become an issue for me later next month. I bought 2 of those loader cleats you talked about and am looking forward to trying them out.
Congratulations! We hope to be showing some other brands ...we’ll see how it goes.
Good video
"Plant it low, it won't grow - Plant it high, it won't die"
Red is for electric, blue is for water, yellow is for gas, orange is cable, phone etc
Tim, I’m missing that little splash of yellow on your logo. Those darn marketing people... haha
I would’ve still watched a tiller video. It doesn’t get old 👍🏿. I don’t think I’ve seen one with christy tilling for an idea or maybe i missed it 🤷♂️
Glad to hear that, Jimmy. We have a really good (informative) tiller video in the hopper. Not sure when we will be able to show it.
cool
Nice work
everyone has to start sometime, we are not born knowing everything
Need the tree bit for the auger
Merry Christmas everyone! Does Christy get two checks this episode? One for camera work and one for tree planting assistance? :)
Equipment tour. Trucks, trailers, implements/attachments for everything. Please
Tim what the wire will do it will hurt the root ball by stunting the growth many greenhouse owners and landscapers and arborists have told me that it will cause premature root rot if the burlap is tied with a natural fiber twine it will decompose and not hurt the tree
Bien de planter des arbres
i see the buck will work on the 1025 but would that 270 backhoe work on the 1025 also or is it a smaller 1 for the 1025
What RPM are you usually running at? Like with the backhoe today? Sounds like low rpm?
love the videos! you know what mini buckets fit on the 260B, or if you need buckets from muddscustoms?
I think I figured out why the 2025 exists. Deere recognized that a lot of guys wanted a step above the 1-series, but they do NOT want a tractor with a DPF on the engine. Interesting.....
Deere (like most manufacturers) now have MANY tractors in the 25 hp range...just avoiding DPF . 1025r, 2025r,3025d,3025e Kubota has BX,B2601, LX2610,L2501 (or is it L2601...not sure). Anyway, lots of choices at this horsepower.
I'm afraid each manufacturer is pushing the machine size a bit too large for such low horsepower...but this is personal opinion.
i use to work for a pro tree co and plant trees , you have to CUT the top 1/2 of the wire off or the tree will be dead in a year !!!!
That Bobcat needs self leveling front end but can't always get what you want...so they say.
Since you addressed the inevitable 1025R vs. 2038R question, why not use forks on the front of the 2038R to move the trees instead of bringing out a separate piece of equipment?
We thought the big one would be too heavy for the 2038r. Not sure if we were accurate in that prediction. the rootball was dryer than we expected...so lighter.
@@TractorTimewithTim Thx. for the explanation!
Bobby is cute as heck & I'm sure it has its place in certain situations, but not sure I've yet seen it's true utility. Nothing, at least so far, that a small compact tractor wouldn't do although based on your comment here I'd assume it has much greater lift capacity.
Why did you you leave the wire on?????????????
I would like to see how the backhoe is mounted and how much work is involved in installing/removing them on either johnny
Trivial on 1025r. I have videos on this from a long time ago. Search ‘ultimate transformer toy’ on our channel.
I’ve used my 4’ tiller tiling a 4ft square, then used the loader to remove the dirt. Then till another 4-6 inches until I am deep enough.
The tiller leaves the soil all around the ball soft and easy for roots to grow in.
Tiller is my favorite attachment, as you know. Quite versatile once you begin to think creatively with it.
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing. Love to watch and see all the attachments in operation. But I remind myself it doesn't have to be green. Other colors might be more cost effective for my financial committee, and just as effective. God bless you two. Remember to keep Jesus first! Thank you again for sharing.
Not much difference in price at the subcompact line...and a LOT of difference in features....especially attachability.
You guys didn' t bring a level to get the tree trunks strraight vertical...???
Tim the real question is why aren't you using a 3 series!
Such a good and helpful video. I find myself so eager to read your Bible verse at the end. They always match your video so well. The verses leaves me smiling and thinking how I can apply the verse to my life during the day.. I had to sell my orange tractor to be able to buy a Ventrac 4500Z. My only problem I am having is digging a hole like to plant a tree. I realize the hole would be wide and ugly using my Power Bucket/ with teeth and grapple. But at age 70 it sure beats using a shovel. Any advice you could share on how to dig with my Ventrac sure would be appreciated. Thank you, I hope ya'll have a Merry Christmas !
You are right. Ventrac not so great at digging a hole.
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Do you have any videos on a land plane vs box blade??
Not precisely on that topic, but I show and discuss each in action in many episodes. Sometimes both in one episode.
Hi Tim, i was wondering what size of hydraulic couplers the Maschio Giraffina you had on the channel a couple of months ago has and if you had to make some sort adapter for your 1025r.
1/2”. The extension hoses I recommend at discounthydraulichose.com/ttwt have the appropriate connectors, and will work wonderfully!
@@TractorTimewithTim thank you very much for the reply. Happy Christmas
You need a tree transplanter
Always remove the burlap & wire. Tree will never grow right w/ the roots all tied up.
Where can I find a wide bucket for my 1025r Mr Tim
Backhoe bucket? muddscustoms.com use code TTWT for a 5% discount.
Thanks
Any discount codes for mudds customs?
Heavyhitch.com use code ttwt. If not currently on the website, email them asking about it. I heard it is ready for production.
And don't make a circular hole. Always have square edges, otherwise it can ball up into a root ball.
That was too easy with the backhoe, next time try doing it with the other end like I have to do without having the backhoe.
Big ol bucket. 1025r able to use it with success ?
Yes.
Good. I’ve eye’d that bucket & Mudd’s a few times
Did you not renew the lease on Casey
I didn't have a lease. Case loaned him to us for awhile. They decided to take him back.
Hows kartriel? Haven't see. Or heard of her in a while
Just came home last night late from Italy.
Did you warn him about all the leaves he will be raking over the years to come? Their pretty in the trees...not so much in the yard.
We call dicth buckets.