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So every winter and spring i tend to delay all tractor work because i remove the battery in the winter for warm storage. It gets kinda cold in Poland.
The last days i had to push some trees over, pull some roots out, move stones. Its an enjoyable process and i thought I´m sure people like to see it!
The main weakness of the tractor is traction in the sandy or mushy soil, its very easy to dig or sink in.
Tractor Massey Ferguson 235
3 cylinder 50pk diesel
5 gears + a hi/low totaling 10 gears.
So here we go!
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You'll be able to repair the minor damage with your skills. !LOL
With that size, muscle power couldn't have done much.
Exactly gotta be rough sometimes!
Do you have the mini-excavator or did you have to borrow it?
i wish!
im actively looking for a backhoe or yanmar digger..stuff is pricy. in poland they do have something called a "cyklop koparka" a towable backhoe cheap but not ideal
Yes, they are expensive. A former partner of mine had a farm with her parents. I saw what the costs for machines can be. I just had a look at the solution from Poland. It's probably cheaper for private use. Unless you can find an old or broken excavator that you can repair yourself.
Cool! the big orange machine!
I like the POV.. makes it look like a video game.
Some trees just have to go.. :P
Thanks didnt even think of that !
Wow, such memories with this video.
Before dedicating full time to crypto-jobs, I worked as an engineer in a company building biogas plants and when we were working in winter (or autumn/sping) and the soil became mug, many of our machineries got stucked (trucks, vans and so on). So we were more than lucky that the owners had their own tractors and sometimes with two tractors at a time they could "rescue" our vehicles.
Yeah can you now imagine the mud in Ukraine/Russia with their extremely muddy soil :D
My biggest issue is wheel spin in sand if i go anything faster then ultra slow when pulling.
Yes, I drove the tractor for the first time when I was 10 years old, when I was going on the peach fields helping my mom. The guys "supervising me" taught me to always start with the second gear (also on steep ground) so to make sure that the wheel did not slip and the 1 or 2 tons of peaches we had on the trailer did not fall 🤣
I usually stayed on the trailer selecting the first hand and the second hand peaches, and I had only one behavioural rule, that in the local dialect was: "drio la rua", that in correct italian is "dietro la ruota", meaning that when the tractor was moving, if I stayed clinging on the trailer, I had to stay after the weel, to avoid being smashed from it.😇
And every day, I selected a few tons of peaches so I am quite a peach master now :D
Hi gogreenbuddy. Great video XD. the background music made it attractive.
It must be a lot of fun to drive one of those vehicles, I would have a blast knocking down trees all day long. There was a tree that knocked down a wooden fence, that was the one that made me laugh the most, in the end I didn't see if it came out.
I didnt pull it because the fence had to survive 2 days longer. now we got a new fence and its all out
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