Hey there Daniel. There is no valve for that. Guess you could disconnect the hoses. Don’t know if that helps you or not.

@@jonah327 Thanks for the reply, Jonah.

Thank you very much for those kind words! It helps having some bit of OCD when assessing and developing an efficient systematic approach. Still room for improvement. Thanks again.

I’ve got a 60” plow blade and a 48” snowblower, so I wouldn’t really use the loader in the winter. I have done some light ground engaging projects with it though. Used it to level off an area for the kids trampoline. The toothbar makes it all happen with that. Without it, it’s a battle.

The dealer put it on the first time because the blower was on back order, so I didn’t put on the 4 points of connection to the frame, but I have left them on and removed the cab every season and reinstalled. It’s not bad. Takes about 30 minutes. The worst part is getting the rear fender clips on for the canvas. I’ve screamed MF’rs at it almost every time. Lol

@@jonah327 What’s the blower attachment cost for the 739? Overall you like it? Can’t wait to get it

@@RCALivingStereo I can’t remember exactly but I think it was like $2400. This tractor is perfect for my needs. You’re getting something with enough balls to get around and power through without leaving a huge footprint on the lawn. If I had anything bigger, I couldn’t cut along the hill without getting tipsy. This thing is like the Mars rover. It is a gas hog though.

I feel ya on the whole age thing. I did this driveway with a hand shovel growing up and never again. Mines only 100 yards but unfortunately, we didn’t get ANY snow here this year. It’s great for the grass and several other attachments have been useful. Thanks for watching!

It’s just the frames per second of the camera. It is working fine. Lol. I noticed that too

It was wet. Seems like all the snowstorms I get always end with some rain.

Thank you very much!

Thanks buddy!

What is it about snow blowing that brings out the kid in us eh? Always loved doing that job.

@@andybratt6022 Well, when I was a kid, I had to shovel this same driveway. Really didn’t like it. Seems like there was a ton more snow too back then. Heck, I used use a thin piece of plywood and run up and down the driveway to get down faster. Just had to go out every 2-3 inches.

The wet snow is more likely to cause issues, especially when it ice’s up. The powdery snow isn’t bad. Wish it was a glass windshield with a wiper

It's also nice seeing someone that knows how to snowblow. Watching some people is painful. It's like they are poking their spoon in and out of a pie but not getting too much to eat while leaving a mess.

@@WisconsinDIYGuy Lol! I know exactly what you mean. Theres quite a few tough ones to watch out there and I gotta just bite my tongue. Thanks, I appreciate it.

The website says it’ll work on a 445. Not sure if they have the same frame. Don’t see why not. I would call or email for that question. www.littlebuckloader.com/littlebull

@@jonah327 alright, thanks! I kinda was thinking the same thing, they should have the same frame and everything.

@@jonah327 wow, I didn't even notice where it said it would support a 445!! Glad I asked! Thanks for the help!!

@@LS1sLegoGarage Anytime! Good luck

who peed in ur pillow

@@alayna6266 hi

Le tracteur à lui seul coûte environ 9 000 $. L'ensemble que j'ai eu au moment de l'achat était d'environ 18 000. Merci d'avoir regardé!

I actually haven’t used a plow yet. I have a CTA 60” plow. Might take a time or 2 to get a system down for that. Thanks for watching and the compliment!

Thank you sir!

Thanks for watching. I’m not sure which part I was blowing snow in front of me, but it all made it to the sides at the end. That snow was pretty wet and heavy, and the JD blowers are known for being underwhelming with the throw to begin with.

Thanks! Got the cab at the dealer with the tractor. It was about $550 at the time. The cab is better than being out in the wind and having snow blow back at you, but wish there was a wiper for the front windshield. I added a little buddy propane heater to keep it a little warmer, but had to disable the auto shutoff switch.

How ironic. A Biden supporter calling someone a fool. 😂🤣

@@jonah327 I would say the irony is me and my $10 Pitchfork making an ass out of you and your $20,000 machine. 🤣🤣

@@supporterofeverythingyouli6255 well, if ya got the money to blow, why not?

@@supporterofeverythingyouli6255 lets go Brandon!

@@jonah327 Lol it's cute you think I care about politics. Sure let's go Brandon

The end of my driveway is the worst but it handles it no problem. I take the tractor out to do snow removal and there is this one driveway that must be 30-35 degrees, and it does well going straight up and down. There is a lot of power in this machine to handle most things you got on a typical property. The 4wheel drive, tires, and weight work really well in these conditions.

@@jonah327 Thank you sir. I appreciate both your time and assistance.

The setup I have was just about $18K.

Can’t disagree with ya there. The less you have to turn your neck all the way around, the better. Thanks buddy!

Thanks. The grapple is my second most used attachment right now with cutting down these 50 white pines which are 70’+ tall. Innovativetractorattachments.com

Oh I believe that, grapples are great. Interesting this mounts/functions kinda like a johnny bucket. About the CMP, I'm debating that vs getting Titan's pine straw rake.

The grapple? Go to innovativetractorattachments.com. About $700

I’d be very interested to see what and how you did that. I really want to do something just like it. I sent you my email but in case it didn’t go through, I’ll leave it here again. [email protected].

Sometimes. The power is fine, never had an issue with that. It is a gas hog though. And Diesel engines sound way nicer.

Yes, they installed it for the snowblower. I did lock out the deck for this use

innovativetractorattachments.com/. Thanks for the compliment. This link will get you what you need. Have a good one!

@@jonah327 Thank you sir! You too! BL

@Make it Happen beef nah

What model Simplicity?

I liked the fact that it had more support being attached to the engine mount frame along with the front hitch. Had more of a traditional feel for a loader. What I don’t like is that the bars you connect to the engine mount scratch your hood!! I was pretty pissed off about that. I don’t see any way in the design to avoid it. So now I have a scarred hood on each side forever. I didn’t like the little bucks loader having all the weight on the far front axle and how far in front the bucket is when extended. I probably should’ve gotten the CTC loader for a little extra money. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!

@@jonah327 you mean it scratched it installing it or while in operation?

@@jamesmabry2261 installing it. You need to take the hood off to put it on and when I put the hood back on and closed it, it scratched it on both sides 4”

Thank you very much! The problem is that I can’t stop buying attachments for this thing. My wife is going nuts. Which one do you own?

@@jonah327 The X730 with 60" deck and the optional Mulch Control Attachment. It replaced the X485 that gave exceptional service for the 18 years I owned it. Had a Deere garden tractor before that one as well and the JS63 3 speed walk-behind. Again - excellent video!!

Agreed. We only work for an hour or 2 each time though. I usually will take it off most other times.

Thanks bud. Just a heads up on the loader, the mounting rods that attach to the engine mount scored my hood on both sides and I can only get one on the spring pins to lock into the front hitch frame. Don’t think it was measured right.

@@jonah327 better to get the CTC Loader instead?

@@beunbad probably. But dealing with the owner has had some mixed reviews when support is needed. Check out some reviews on both before you make a decision.

@@jonah327 Yes ,I have heard that. I hear that he is getting a bit better though. I’m trying to decide between machines for my one acre. Needs a lot of work but once done I think I could use a good garden tractor with one of these loaders and a three point. Wanted a 1 Series but not sure my acre would be to small for it.

@@beunbad I know the feeling. I always keep wanting to go bigger but I had to settle myself down and realize what purpose it would be used for most of the time. The 1025R will cut grass, but not as nice as the x700’s. But it can come with a better and stronger loader than the x700 will with the aftermarket brands. Also, comes with the 3pt hitch. By the time you add that all up, you could have the 1025r. Another plus to the x700’s besides the cut quality is the stability on slopes. The 1025 sits a bit higher which may be an issue. So, do you sacrifice cut quality for attachability and power? Tough call.

Thanks! That was my boy who would’ve rather been sledding, but I put him to work first. Thanks for watching!

4 mins. Give or take. Love this thing. Thanks man!

Mine are even. Did you set your skid shoes evenly?

@@jonah327 Thanks for getting back to me. My dealer put in a “technical case” bulletin and John Deere replied that the throwers lift unevenly and are designed to be operated when on the ground. I find this troubling when I see so many You Tubes like yours where the thrower is being raised and lowered evenly. I understand that the thrower is designed to be operated when on the ground. However, prior to this tractor I owned a 425 series tractor and routinely lifted the thrower slightly on my gravel driveway to avoid rock and lowered it in other places and on paved surfaces. Disappointing. Not sure I have any further recourse though. They tried putting on another hitch and got the same results.

@@mikef-berry2614 Dang. That is upsetting to hear from the dealer. I think it should be even or at least close to level no matter what.