Those fender controls in your tractor are the most brutally practical idea I think I’ve ever seen. I can’t believe John Deere’s lawyers allowed it. Nice job on the hitch! Also, if my welds were that nice I’d get closeups too 👌.

Good video. Thanks for directing me to your Box Blade Ball Reciever build. Will tow a Datsun Pic bed box trailer w/blade for firewood gathering and other chores. Thanks for Video, from Emerald Empire. Have a good one

Looks pretty handy. My used tractor came with a hitch for the loader. I've found it extremely useful.

Good too see someone clean all the area where they are going to weld especially with home welders.

Nice work thee sir. Oh, and that remote operation of the tractor on the rear fender is genius!

Looks like a great addition. Also, nice welds. I don't know the intricacies of a larger tractor but I have a Deere 2305 with an I-match for my 3 point hitch. I use it for my weight box. I also have an accessory bar that spans the lower part of the hitch and I can use it for my trailer hitch.

Haha,..just as you said that you may not need gussets and the word WRONG, showed up, I said,.."oh yes you will"!! I found that we can't have too many receivers on attachments, just for these purposes. Now, there are two tools that I don't have,... the band saw and the cordless grinder, and now, I'm thinking, again! Great video,.and thanks.

Great idea. Deere had a great idea with those fender controls. I'm guessing saves lots of time and frustration.

Great job on hitch. Enjoy your weekend Jason.

Great little addition to the blade. That is going to be super handy.. 😀👍👍👍👍

Nice looking ride behind you

I kept my box blade on most of the time but I wish I knew why I never once thought about doing this it sure would have come in handy a lot of times. Such a pain attaching implements back and forth.

Another great video

I was literally going to do this to my box blade this week! 👍

2:50---------Never wear gloves when drilling steel or aluminum, the chips will grab ahold of your glove and pull your hand into the spinning drill. A bare hand will get cut but still allow you to pull your hand away. I saw it happen to a coworker. That bit you used doesn't produce curly chips like a twist drill. Advice from a machinist and fabricator of 45 years. Safety glasses at 9:30. You are a very good welder.

Very nice indeed. That was a very smart solution! 👍

Excellent!

Nice work! Feel free to embed this video on our homemade tools forum :)

Nice job! We posted this video on our homemade tools forum yesterday :)

Sweet car in the background!

Nice job......thanx for sharing my friend......stay safe......... :)

Jason, great video. What is the marker called you use to make lines on the steel?

i have never seen a saw like that before

Diggin your wife’s salon car!

Jason, on your JD tractor [I believe it's called the "Hitch Assist"], using the buttons on the rear fender to move the tractor slightly, do you know if that feature is available on the 5R series as well?

Quick Hitch brother. $99 at Harbor Freight.

Why did I watch full

It's like I'm almost famous

Be careful wearing those type of gloves when using a drill press they can get grabbed by the chuck and your going for a ride it’s not pretty! I saw it happen to a coworker and zip broken arm wrist etc... was ugly ! Those gloves are great but when using a machine that spins the fabric can get caught .

NO SAFETY GLASSES WITH A ANGLE GRINDER !!!!!!!!!!!!!

No safty glasses or face shield when grinding or anything your doing. No leather gloves. Very unprofessional with safty. Lets not teach our younger apprentice bad habits please. OSHA would tear this up. J. J. certified welder and commercial diver