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Rained after a big clap of thunder. Then I saw this little rainbow.

 

Damn, where's the pot of GOLD??

 

FIFY

 

Cow pasture black gold.

 

Or brown...

 

FYI for John Deere 1023e

$173 1025r TETON Sports Deer Hunter -35 Degree Sleeping Bags. Warm and Comfortable Camping Sleeping Bag, TETON Tough Canvas Shell for Camping, Hunting, and Cold Weather

1025r 2025r owners, model years 2017-2022

https://youtu.be/3FQLhoPGMTc?si=B_XRkMpdBNCRTAqE

 

Pretty impressive lift for the little JD...
https://youtube.com/shorts/iIjSEbTLAao?si=ENn9rOTrjUr0BOVG

 

It’s been addressed. A while ago. Old news

 

So let’s talk about that. It’s a

$173 1025R TETON Sports Deer Hunter -35 Degree Sleeping Bags. Warm and Comfortable Camping Sleeping Bag, TETON Tough Canvas Shell for Camping, Hunting, and Cold Weather

1025R w 23 hp and a 120R loader. Lofting force is in the range of 600-800lbs. With the bigass deck behind him, he’s got max rear ballast. Then he goes and grabs a rotten dead log. Now try that with a healthy tree and see what happens
This was a mature maple around 20” in dia. It took all this 1025R (what Tim shows in the video) could handle. I know Tim and his stuff had been enhanced with turbos and bigger hydro pumps so this is a little misleading.

 

The stop sale notice from JD is dated 26 July 2024, so the news isn't that old.

Edit: https://tractortimewithtim.com/2024/07/31/deere-dont-use-1025r-1023e-2025r/

 

How wet or dry that log was certainly has in impact on the tractors ability to pick it up. Even with the brush hog for counter balance, you can see the rear of the tractor lifting off the ground. He was almost certainly at the max capacity for that tractor.

 

It was a dead twig

 

Again. You’re referencing a link to a known YouTube influencer. It’s been addressed since

 

I broke the front axle casting on my 35 hp tractor.
I was digging a rather large maple stump out of a rock outcropping. I had cut the tree a couple of years earlier. Using the FEL, I had mounted up the rear ballast weight. (about 700# of concrete with a cat 1 implement bar cast in.)

Any way, the bucket caught stone while under curl, the rear end came up off the ground, then there was a "CRACK" and the sickening sound of fluid pouring out on the ground.

The "improved" front axle casting wasn't bad cost wise $1300 IIRC. And the good thing was the "event" allowed discovery that the front differential ring gear mounting bolts had all come loose. The entire front end would have been filled with metal grunge any time.
The carrier was shot, replacement was another $400.

That was a few years back. All is fine today, but I'm might careful with the loader when there is weight out back.
Have you ever driven a crippled tractor out of the woods and back into the yard ? NO FUN!

 

Yea actually I did. Beet juice all over the place cuz I ran over a railroad spike. I know. It’s minor but that’s my story of limping my tractor back to the garage and figuring out what happened.

To clarify the “old news”. This has been discussed on the JD forums since last month and isolated and checked out. Only a handful of customers have had that issue. Since then we have all, if not most of us, checked out the issue to be a non issue in many case some. This was a known issue before Tim posted that video.

 

since im a kubota & Kioti guy.....

the JD thing isnt a surprise. my neighbor traded is 10 & 20 series JDs back in. went up to a 30 series & a Kubota B2960. hes much happier now.... but i still tease him about his green & yellow shirts.

 

I payed $70

same tires I believe

It’s a work in progress

 

I have the Carlisle 6x12 R1's . You live where everything is twice as much. What torque did you use?
I need/want a box blade.

 

I’m not sure if I will ever use the box blade lol but it came with it.

I did 100ft pounds