The attention to detail in explaining about the ridges with the profile rake... Love it!

What a fantastic video! Thank you for sharing your expertise in tractor handling with a solid piece of equipment. You made this job look easy! The TR3 is a great tool for gravel renovation work. Stay safe. God Bless!

Pete get you some Tireject to put in your tires it's a awesome product. Them rippers need to be steel if you do many driveways you will be changing them on a daily basis and that's not reasonable. From a business perspective in my opinion. The school parking lot looked great when you got done with it. May God bless you and your family and business.

Hey Pete, Thanks for the video! Glad you're liking the TR3. Just wanted to let you know that the TR3 comes with foam-filled never flat tires so the screw you found in the tire is there intentionally. It's part of the manufacturing process of filling the tires with foam. No need to worry about getting that out or ever having your tires go flat. 👍 Hope you enjoyed the birthday party!

4066R will be a great machine for you. Especially with the R3 turf tires. Check out the quick hitch attachment. It’s a couple hundred bucks, but such a luxury when you’re switching between implements. Great content brother 🚜

Totally agree, I get a smile when I invoice a good job!

Loved the Detail in this updated Vid Mr. Pete! Excellent information and attention to detail! Happy B-Day to your precious, Niece and Nephews, can't believe its been a year already! Enjoy every second with them as time goes by so very quickly! Peace and God's Love Brother Pete! Chad Upstate NY

Great content and information! Love the video and the attachment!

Very informative video. Enjoyed the compliment you gave to your brother’s family too.

Looks good, but you forgot 1 important thing. You haven't compacted the gravel back. Those potholes will be back in a few months.

Pete I love your channel and the work you do. I also have a TR3 what a wonder tool. I can’t say anything bad about it except those rippers, clever idea they have to replace them but boy are they trouble. I remade them and now they last way longer. Keep up the good work and god bless

Pete the Tooth Hump problem is solved by farmers with crisscrossing your lines. east to west, north to south, if that still hasn't done it, rotate 45º to northeast to southwest northwest to southeast. where to start is opposite of where you want to move material from, and where you want to deposit it to at the end.

Drives me crazy to see people get in there vehicles, mowers, utv's, tractors, chainsaws etc and they take off instantly lol. I let my stuff warm up in the summer also

I Luv my TR3! I couldn’t have bought a better Implement to go behind my tractor! I drag it with a 1025r and a 2025r By the way that screw is in the tire by design! That’s how they fill it with Foam to keep it from going flat!

Pete, My family and I lived through a tornado here in West TN on December 10th of 21. Thank the Lord that we all survived, but it destroyed our home and now we are rebuilding. Last week we started to rebuild our home. My home plot is just under 4 acers. It was an established plot, pretty flat, but to say the least with all the storm debris, home removal and all the old trees. I have a home plot that is totally destroyed. I live in the sticks, so equipment rental of all the cool tools you show is pretty non existent. I do have access to farm equipment, but like you I want to establish the proper yard and smooth and level. I need to get the left over junk out of the soil, level and get it perfect after the home is built. Its a small area for heavy equipment, but big enough to be overwhelming. I saw your video of your father in law lawn. But was wondering what you would suggest that I might use to get the job done and not make it so hard? Love the channel thanks for all the great info and God Bless you!

Another great video. I love my TR3 Command. Also like your Mustang, I’m a foxbody guy. 93 Cobra turbo powerglide w/ GearVendors. Keep up the great work 👍. Cheers from the Bulldog 🍻

Wow, that has gone so quick 1 year happy days

The screw in the tire is suppose to be there they are filled tire should be a screw in the other one as well

Great video Pete 👏🏻

AWESOME JOB BROTHER!! HAPPY TRIPLE BIRTHDAY!!!

Looks good Pete

Would a box blade not work better with less fiddling around with different settings

Hey Pete, your outdoor mic is wayyyyyyy better. What kind is it. I do outdoor videos for our equine therapy business.

Excellent video work!

Wouldn’t it be easier to make more ruts and potholes if it’s not tamped or rolled down?

i've noticed everything operates better when you let it get up to operating temperature and cool down from being run hard. 1971 john deere manuals state to always let the machine run for 1 minute before use, and 1 minute before shutting it off to lubricate internals but also let temperatures normalize. my john deere 140h3 still runs to this day but it needs a new stator due to brother jump starting it hard too many times, and my 445 misses alot when it's cold like today when i used the snowthrower attachment to clear the drive way of 3" of snow the weather guy said the night before was supposed to be 18" domestic terrorists! because it's the end of snow season to clear out stores inventories so they don't have to pay for summer storage til next winter, and wages for people to put the left overs into storage!

The Ventrac and Power Rake would have done that in one pass and less time since it wouldn’t leave the humps like the TR3 does.

WOW! I NEED THIS! HAHA

Great video

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Appreciate the footage here and nice work! Question- Wore down ALL those rippers in a couple days work, or just one you showed? How did teeth look after this school parking lot job? TR3 is on my possibles list for my driveway maintenance business, but replacing teeth every 1500-2000’ of work or so…?? Phew😳😳how much was that box of 50 replacement teeth?

Not sure but I think you have the teeth mounted backwards

As always Pete, love your channel and miss the long hair! I just subscribed with my email and look forward to having more tips to start my landscaping business! My biggest concern is pricing. How do I give them a great price, but not be doing it for free? I want to be making money from this. I think that’s always a problem in any blue collar industry or trade. God bless!

First!!!!!$:)