Thank you so much very well done!!! I kept saying hope the bolts or nut to starter didn’t fall under 😂 They don’t give you much room. Mine is just doing one click. The battery was over 3 years old and 150 hours so just replaced and still same issue so I will check it out more but now I know what I might be up against. Take care and thank you again, Tony P.S. Just Subscribed 😊

How deep does it go? .

Did this today with a box blade. Dropped one of the teeth all the way down and got the other ones out of the way. Worked like a charm

I would have used steel pipe for the riser. Cows tend to break PVC.

I watch a KZfaq channel called dirt perfect. They put field tile in on farmland with one they made like yours, but it’s on the back of a humongous dozer. Didn’t realize they made them for other projects like this. Thanks for sharing. Going to check it out.

A real your tube video about your tube video

WONT THAT HYDRANT FREEZE IN THE WINTER.

So just for anyone else watching, i have a 750, with the bench seat, and i have a no start issue as well… i noticed the starter sounded EXACTLY like his did BEFORE he changed the starter… did this for about a week, and then quit completely… but a “chu-gagaga” when it starts instead of just gagagaga

Good luck in red clay sand no problem

Vertices pipes ought to be galvanized pipe, supported with a fence post .

Hope you do not have gophers..they chew up most plastic pipes...good luck.

Cutting corners by not adding a tracer wire to your buried utilities will definitely cause headaches later if you sell or bequeath that farm to a family member and they want to dig a well, septic system or whatever else with a backhoe or excavator 20 years in the future. That buried PEX will serve water for 50 years or more if it isn't cut by accident.

That sure beat digging by hand! I saw them put a drain tile in with a big tractor and a ripper with a tube on the back of the ripper (like a grain drill) for the plastic tile to go down and hundreds of feet went fast. The connections took the most time! Hope everything goes well for you I subscribed to your channel. Good luck and be safe!

Awesome video thank you!

Looks good. Love hearing those Purple Martins!!

There are some videos on KZfaq showing ways to protect those aluminum hydraulic lines.

Well your other video answered my question

What size bit are y’all using?

Nice job. Only thing besides the sewer line being to low to drain which I’m sure you figured out right away, I would have opted for duct tapping the water line to the sewer line…since I’m real opposed to doing any unnecessary digging myself.

Excellent water hose eliminator!

Do you live in an area that you don’t have to be concerned about the line freezing? You didn’t go down to deep.

When checking for leaks, you would need to open the spigot to let the air out of he pex before you would have water in the pipes to see if it leaks..

Ben using a subsoiler for years to lay pipe and small electric cable...they make, or you can make, a pipe layer attachment that mounts on the back of the sub soiler shank that goes down right behind the foot of the subsoiler....just start your trench and then feed the pipe down the tube and it goes into the trench right behind the foot...Then when you cover about all you have to do is drive over the trench with the tracotor tire......the way you did it works, but you pack about a foot of soil in the end of the pipe (depending on the ground type) and you have to cut that part off or spend a while clearing the plug.....look around on the net and you will see how simple the pipe layer attachment is for a subsoiler and then make you one....

Good idea! I have a similar plow that I purchased at TSC, except mine has a sweep on it. I bought the middle buster to work our garden to break up the ground deeper than my plow will go. I have used it to lay pipe also, and underground electrical. :)

That's great! I am going to need one of those.

A brush rake would save pushing dirt in the piles...just saying in case you every decide to burn the piles

There is a company called Titan Attachments that sells a pipe layer attachment that works with their subsoiler/middle buster to put pipe or cable in the ground as it digs the trench. The nice thing about it is that the pipe goes in before any dirt collapses back into the trench, so it buries the pipe a foot underground. I believe this attachment replicates the home-grown solutions that others have mentioned in the comments.

Nice solution for what appears to be very sandy soil. Where I am we have so much clay that we put a pipe on the ripper and fed the coil of, in our case, wire down that tube so we weren't dragging it through the ground but instead just dropped it in the bottom of the trench. Big field tile is installed the same way. That chain seemed to be pretty long but if it works it works.

I remember digging lines for days by hand, this attachment is a thing of beauty. Thanks for the video sir.

Nice idea. I may have to run power and water a few hundred yards. Although we do have a lot of rocks that may get in the way.

Attach a pipe roll holder to the 1 tooth decompactor, weld a bent guide tube on the rear of the tooth with outlet at the bottom, insert the tube, attach it at the starting point and of you go. If need be add a wheel or to behind to flaten the ridge.

Love it!

I recently got the same tractor I plan on getting a grappling attachment in time it came with the third valve, but it's amazing what these tractors can do with only a bucket, keep the videos coming

What is that quick connect?

Nice video!

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Dude, you need a grapple. Shoving stuff around with a bucket that can't pick a lot of it up is very inefficient.

can you tell me which Starter you got. I got a 750 4x4 by from Amazon?

Enjoyed that.

I sure like watching a tractor doing Tractor stuff. In the woods….

I saw your last video where you set up the Martin house that was made of wood About how heavy were either of these setups? It looks pretty easy how you lifted them both up in the air and then popped them (both) into your PVC pole in the ground. I'm a woman by myself.. I just want to make sure it is something I can do alone. Thanks for all your help~

Hell, my wife asked me for a riding mower, so I bought her one 😅😅

Good luck 👍

If I’m swapping implements for one that doesn’t work with the quick hitch, I just leave the quick hitch attached to the implement to remove it from the 3 point. It’s better than a second set of hands and hooking back up is simple as well.

Why not get boards lean against and front of trailer then you run your tractor up on it and scoop it with your bucket that's way I do cow manurer and gravel on my trailer

Cutest

Does it hurt the tractor to work it that hard with a low rpm?

I've been gardening/farming much of my life, he has it right, always smell the dirt. With some experience you can tell exactly what it needs.

Nice,just got me a 3025

It worked!!?? Lol ...almost.