Thanks Keith. Yes, we love Jesus.

Or catching grass and weeds

Only thing is if it loosens up the whole thing will fall out. If it goes in from the top then the nut can fall off and the bolt will still stay there

@@FishFind3000 tim double nutted or you could drill a hole across the end of the bolt and put the nut on then a pin

John Lucs less paint damage over time.

Looks like fun and a great job!

If I took my loader off I would’ve been stuck so many times!

Me too

i used to take the loader off on the m8540 kubota for bush hogging because i can use the front end of the tractor to run any trees over wich the front bumper and the engine hood on the kubota is soild like a tank wich i ram trees over with the m8540 like nothing wich she is tough

Thanks for watching.! We got a chance to visit your country last year. Beautiful!

I’m assuming you mean a TS10?

@@TractorTimewithTim Yes, TS10

Appreciate the kind words, Paul! Thanks for watching!

@@TractorTimewithTim I meant every word and would go quarantine crazy without my you tube friends.

Yes, incredibly inspiring. Very sorry to hear about Andy's cancer

That's way too much mower for your tractor. You're talking about a tractor that weighs only about 650 more pounds than the implement you're working with, recipe for absolute disaster.

alienation it does pull it and does a good job cutting but we definitely plan on moving up to something a lot bigger like a international 656 or John Deere 3020 the dealer we got it from said that we are just on the brink of being able to run it as the minimum require pto horsepower is 25 we have 29.5

Thanks for the kind words!

Glad to hear you are able to work through it. We are as well. Thanks for subscribing recently! We had a good time that evening. We were able to relax. No immediate time constraints on this project.

Cept behind the tires.

Thanks Lance! Not many folks have called me a ‘cool cat’ over the years!!!!

Welcome Fred!

We’ll get through it!

I didn’t know that, Bob. I’m sorry to hear that!

Tractor Time with Tim Yea he just announced it a week or so ago. Pray for him. Esophageal Cancer. He just started treatment. He got a good attitude and support . Sure hope he beats it. I was so hoping I would have run into him a the Nation farm show. Thanks Tim and send prayers 🙏

Andy is certainly inspirational. I came across his Chanel a little over a year ago.

Thanks!

Hope you, your family, and your congregation are doing well during this shut down.

@@TractorTimewithTim . Thanks Tim, the family is doing well. No issues. The wife and I Have had to make a lot of adjustments to stay connected to our congregation with various strategies and they all are going well even with the changes. Not missing a beat. God's grace is sufficient. This too shall pass. Ya'll stay safe and blessed.

Check out the next episode...with a brush mulcher!

I think I mentioned the lift capacity issue in the video.

You may be right! Makes sense.

The other spindles also help reduce shock load on the PTO output of the machine as their momentum acts to dampen it.

Alan, I already have the defense setup. Go ahead and drive toward the hoop!!!

@@TractorTimewithTim that was kinda my point. Lol. Stay safe!

The trees don’t have much if any impact on the blades. I did hit a Rock! That didn’t help the blades any

Yep. Very nice. Works wonderfully!

Of course Rhino has the TS12.

It is surprisingly tough! The deck was taking a beating, but the top side doesn’t show any dings at all!

i realize Im kinda off topic but do anyone know of a good place to watch new tv shows online?

@Rocco Michael I would suggest FlixZone. Just google for it :)

Good points. Never thought of either of those! I enjoy mowing with the TS10.

Such a true statement, as for quality of cut my local dealer offers 3 types blades for rough cut mower, high lift, zero lift, for brush and sandy lots, and general use.

did you see our latest episode?

@@TractorTimewithTim I saw the one where Christy is all bundled up. That looked dangerous. In fact so dangerous, the rental place here won't rent those out without you having business insurance. But they still look fun......

I dont think you need to with that style coupler plus if the cylinders arent at the end of there stroke you wont build pressure

tractorboy31 the cylinders don’t have to be fully extended or retracted to have pressure on them. That’s why when you put the levers in the float position, they have no pressure one way or the other. Your cylinders still have pressure on them when you lower the bucket and loader, and then shut the tractor off. If you lower the bucket, shut the tractor off, and then move your joystick in all four directions,...you have zero pressure on the cylinders and hoses. I’ve shown this process to many of my friends with different tractors, who like to mow with the front-end loader attached. They don’t make the front end loader hose quick-connects, to easily disconnect like they do with the hydraulics on the rear of tractors. On the rear, you can pull those small levers to disconnect the hoses when they are under pressure. Don’t have to shut the tractor down. But when parking equipment, just put the hydraulic levers in the float position, and they pull right out.