I wired in a harbor freight remote

Sorry I just saw this. I charge about $185-$200 per load just depending on how far I have to go. I try to stay within a 15-20 mile radius of the gravel pit

Yeah no kidding lol

The new ones have wireless remotes

Did you ever find the culprit? Is tractor clutch still in?

You have to buy the kit for the blade but it’s not very expensive

Thanks!

Thanks for Watching! More videos coming, I just need to find the time to edit them lol.

Thank you! Once you figure out what you can do with it, it works great!

@@TheJonesFarm I once saw on a John Deere Grader, this from a mailer that came to my home. They built these neat pointed blades that swivel on mold board. This was for like County Road crew grading. The swivel blades take up POT holes as the Grader goes along a long stretch. It was an interesting idea, for many pot holes in say a mile or so of county Road that is maintenance. It really destroyed the POT holes. I think the idea came from a shop guy who worked for a County somewhere. JD marketed the idea. I have also seen in Canada where Logging Company maintains the road to a remote village on Vancouver Island. They pull a roller unit behind the Grader. Plus this is interesting. They use oils from tree's that are Logged to put down on Gravel roads. It acts like a chip seal oil mat. After grading. Harder stiffer road bed. NO pot holes. We drove 40 miles on one of these Logging Company maintenance Roads. It was without POT holes, and that's with big oversized Logging trucks users.

Glad it helped! thanks for watching!

Awesome! I would check to see what your local landscape yard has in stock for various bulk materials, then start advertising on Facebook marketplace, CL and other forms of social media. You could also let all your lawn care customers know that you stock and supply various landscaping materials. Check to see what the landscape yards charge for driver then set your prices from there. I charge about 30% more for delivery than my local landscape shop and get calls constantly. Hope this help!

That’s exactly where I am currently!

I am not sure off the top of my head

Great question, contact your dealer and see if they can help. Or you may have to re tap the threads

I check it every after every 2 or 3 uses

Concrete curbing was installed this year. They wanted rock beds first, then concrete curb right before new lawn was put in. If you don’t know the back story, just don’t comment. Nobody wants your negativity around here lol.. Go do your own flower beds how you want them.

@@TheJonesFarm lovely, it must of looked great when fully completed

@@TheJonesFarm sensitive

I get the same result if I don’t idle my tractor down all the way.

No problem! Glad it helped

Thank you!