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Land Pride Soil Pulverizer, John Deere 2038r / 122
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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2024
- Today I'll use the Land Pride Soil Pulverizer and my John Deere 2038r to prepare a seed bed for a new lawn. The Landpride soil pulverizer is model is SP 3072. I'll also use the Land Pride DH 1048 Disc Harrow. The land Pride soil pulverizer and the Land Pride disc harrow will show you how to prepare the ground.
I also damage my hydraulic top link in the video, and will show you how I repaired that, making it even better.
Welcome to my channel, I'm in Dubuque Iowa, and my channel is know as Today in Iowa or Bill Burkhart 1025.Be sure and check out my channel for many videos including the John Deere 2038r backhoe and the many implements I have to maintain my property.
I'd enjoy hearing your comments, I answer every comment.
Chapters
0:00 Project overview and unloading
2:07 Disc work starts
2:21 Power top link
3:17 Disc work
7:22 Shout outs
8:49 Quick attach demonstration
9:10 Land Pride Soil Pulverizer specifications
15:48 Damaging my hydraulic top link
16:22 Edging with the soil pulverizer
17:00 Seed and Fertilizer
17:12 Setting seed with pulverizer
17:32 Striking buried drain pipe
17:55 Loading equipment with forks
19:03 Project one season later
Great content, video and channel! Commentary is exceptional and results are great! Thanks for sharing!
Aaron, as I said before I love that pulverizer-Bill
Rewatched again, love it and kooking forward to new content!
Rewatched, my back up channel is going on a hiatus for a month. The Tale of Three Cabins has similar content and smooth verse i have likes!
Hey Bill, boy you sure are good with that pulverizer! Congratulations on retirement!
Thank you!!! I went through Kalamazoo a few weeks ago on my way to Deerborn wanted wanted to stop and see you and your inventory ......I’ll call before I head that way next trip. Enjoy the rest of your spring ....hope your business is doing well
I lived in Chicago for 3 years and that was the first time I saw what a yard looked like. I have lived in South Texas for over 25 years and cant get a decent looking yard. The soil and lake of rain dont help either. Really nice work.
Good luck to you Jorge!
The lawn looked really nice Bill, great job 👍🏻 and congratulations on your upcoming retirement, you’ll love it. We’ve been retired for almost 3 years and we are enjoying life. When retired your week becomes 6/Saturdays and 1/Sunday 😂😉, have a great week 👍🏻
Thanks for the advice, just a little nervous about retiring, I love what I do and have a great boss. A good problem to have...right......enjoy the start of your summer.........
Thanks for another great video Bill and Happy Retirement! I sure like your setup and enjoy watching your videos. Like the other comment I can relate to the hand flown ILS analogy. Take care..
Awesome, Christopher thank you!
Enjoyed this video (and a few of your others!). Looking forward to summer and watching more of your videos! Cheers from the Bulldog in Minnesota 🍻
Good evening Bulldog, thank you for your support and kind comments. Your comments keep me motivated to make additional videos. Enjoy the rest of your week.
I’ll get you on my viewers map. -Bill
Greeting From the east coast NewYork, Happy New Year. Great job Bill. Can't wait for the next Project. Stay warm.
Happy new year! To you too Bill. Hope you’re having a good winter out there.. thanks for your support. I sure appreciate it.-Bill
That disk and pulverizer make a nice yard job. Great job on operating that that setup very informative.
Glad you enjoyed it Clem, have a great Summer.
Great video! I’m fixing to tackle redoing my yard with my Kubota BX23S. I have a tiller & landscape rake and sure love that pulverizer but they are a little pricey for no more than I would use it. Congratulations on your retirement! I think about it every day but going to have to wait a couple years. It will be here before you know it!
Happy Sunday Hagan, you're correct, the next few years will fly by and you'll be retired soon. Finger crossed your health remains strong.
I purchased the pulverizer instead of a power rake because the power rakes are out of my budget. I found this one in the dealers lot and it had been sitting there a while so I got a fair deal......I sure like using it. I'm confident your tiller and landscape will serve you well. Enjoy your summer!
the nice thing is alot of rental companys should have them. anything you're not going to use that pays for itself, you can usually rent from a rental place or dealership.
Nice ground work my friend. Extra ramps are a good thing. Cheers from Fort Worth.
Hello Rick, good to hear from you again, hope everything is going well for you and your family.
Langdon, N.H. I enjoy all your videos
Thank you Donald, I appreciate your kind comments👍
Great channel. Alamo Ga.
Welcome aboard Clay, I have you on the map. Have a great summer.
Another great video! Sure beats watching TV!
Thank you Jeff! enjoy the rest of your Spring.
I saw that John Deere had some tractors that have parts on recalled, did your get impacted? Great details in this video and attention to details.
@@aaronburford5701 Hi Aaron. I didn’t see the recall on parts however John Deere terminated a couple thousand jobs, both hourly and administrative jobs within 100 mile radius of my town. I said terminated not laid off. This is a pretty big deal here in my area. Good paying jobs with big benefits are gone for ever. Enjoy your upcoming weekend.- Bill
Hey from Big Sky Country -Montana…Yep, in thirty days every day will be Saturday…Great - it’s tractor time!
No kidding only 30 days to go until your retirement…..awesome!! What are you retiring from? I’d like to do a special shoutout to you in the next video. -Bill
@@billburkhart I retired in 1997…Almost thirty years as a senior criminal investigator working mostly the U.S. Border over that period from WA to northern MN.
@@RobertSmith-yb5on Thanks for the clarification Robert …and thank you for your service.
That pulverize really does a great job moving soil and breaking it up. Congrats on retirement. Randy in Creek County Okla. 👍
Thank Randy!! I'll put you on the map. 👍
Nice job Bill. Enjoy your videos. Congrats on the retirement, best to you. Look forward to seeing more of your videos now that you will be retired.
Thank you Deer Rudy, enjoy the rest of your Spring weather.
@@billburkhart thanks Bill. Hello from Tampa, FL by the way..Unfortunately Spring is done for us here. It's been 90 degrees last few days so we are at the beach and pool already. Only way to stay cool 😎. Take care
One thing I have found is that having the turf tires is great for doing dirt work in yards and horse arenas. R4’s make too big of indentations when I am doing work in landscaping. Turf tires are great also for smoothing the dirt.
Good point C Dee, good to hear from you again.
great job
Job well done Bill, congratulations with retirement.
Hello Chris, after 51 years of work, I'm looking forward to owning my own time. Hope Covid is coming to an end where your at.
My TR3 Rake attachment could work that with rippers first and then retract the rippers to do a leveling action. But I would probably use my tiller first to get a finer seecbed. Just my personal way of doing yards like this. The disk does a pretty job of loosening the top layer.
well like he said he wanted to be safe with his new toys with all the rock and bricks and other demolition in the yard he was told about but didn't know exactly what else was there. better to be safe with the $1000 or less implement than the 5-7grand implement right?
i've had people tell me there were rocks in the yard, and get there and 'rocks' was just to scratch the surface, by rocks there were riding lawn mower sized boulders buried up to their tippy tops. dug out 5 with a back hoe and 3 i had to rip open a deeper grave and drag them in a few more feet down to the deeper hole as the machine couldn't get them out of their shallow grave...they were twice as heavy as this 1025R and i struggled to even lift one side of them.
my tiller does a great job but it does such a great job that it turns soil almost a foot down, and that's too much settling for grass and for a slope to boot, neighbor would have been mad at the wash out on the first heavy rain, which would have took alot of dirt and seed with it straw or not. patchy bare spots wouldn't be accomplishing the job successfully in my book.
with that soil pulverize i would have just purely chisel raked it until all the bricks and larger rocks were dragged out.
but first i would have dug that drain pipe down another 2 feet and buried it, and made full length passes. people forget in the snow belt that pipe is going to collect snow melt until it freezes shut in the winter. frost line is 3-4 feet down
Congratulations on the pending retirement!
Thank you Randy!
A neighbor has a 2038 with a Harbor Frieght quick hitch. That particular hitch doesn't hook up perfectly to implements. And he has a grapple like yours.
Good morning Andrew, thanks for that information, I’m glad I bought a JD Quick Hitch. It fits everything I have except for one Impliment, and I was able to adjust a bolt on the Impliment and now it works well. Combined with the hydraulic top link and the quick hutch is awesome.
Enjoy your long weekend. -Bill
Congratulations on your retirement. Not sure how to check in but I’m Troy from Purdy, Virginia
Thanks so much T Hawkins.....I'll put Purdy Va on the map. Enjoy the rest of your Spring.
If I already own a PTO Tiller, is there a reason for me to buy a Soil Pulverizer ?? Does a Pulverizer do something "better" than a Tiller when preparing lawns for seed after home construction is complete ??
Hello cassellracing. You can absolutely put a perfect yard in with only a tiller. I’ve used a pulverizer for many years and always wanted to own one. Good question-Bill
Really turned out great?
Thank you Steven, take care and have a great upcoming Summer.
Happy future retirement. ;)
Fingers crossed Andrew, just need to stay healthy now. Thanks for the kind words.
@@billburkhart you realize that after retirement, your "To do" (aka honey do) list grows immensely at home. Lol.
@@andrewbrenneman9592 Hi Andrew, 3 more working days and The list is growing larger everyday!
Where did you get your hydraulic top link? I have a mahindra 1626 shuttle
Agristore USA. I have the link in video 120. I love it. - Bill
Congrats on your pending retirement!
Thank you Randolph, appreciate it! Enjoy your summer.
BILL the sh just happens anytime , what gear were you using L or H ? we will go out for your retirement party . And as always GOOD JOB !!!!!!
Thanks Mark! I was in low gear when I struck the pipe.......
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Enjoy retirement. I'm enjoying mine. Don't know how I ever found time to go to work!! 🤣🤣
Hello Hank, thanks for the optimistic comments regarding retirement. I'm looking forward to owning my own time.
Bill, have you ever loaded on a tiltbed trailer?
Funny you should ask that question Andrew, I was looking for a tilt bed trailer last month and would have traded on the spot......except there are no tilt bed trailers available within a 3 1/2 drive of me right now. As soon as the supply chain gets back to normal, I plan on purchasing a tilt bed. Wish I had in the beginning. Good question.
@@billburkhart take a look at my tractor view loading on my trailer. I think you will like a tiltbed. But there is a downside to full tiltbed (like mine), makes it more difficult to load multiple implements. Might look into a more construction oriented tiltbed trailer. One that has a stationary section flatbed. Something like MAXXD G6X, PJ, Diamond C, Sure-Trac, Texas Pride, Kaufman, Cam Superline, Ironbull, Load Trail, Big Tex, just to name several. I'm not sure what is available in your area. But these might help with ideas and your needs.
Hope this helps just a little.
@@andrewbrenneman9592 just watched your video, thanks for the advice. So your recommending a tilt trail with a fixed front correct?
@@billburkhart I think a partial tiltbed trailer would be a better fit for your application. You bring more than 1 implement to jobs, with a full tiltbed might make you nervous incase if you need to stop on the deck in full tilt mode. A partial tilt would allow you to leave an implement strapped to the trailer without the deck being lowered in lock position.
@@andrewbrenneman9592 Andrew I didn’t know there was such a tilt trailer. I’ll keep that in mind when I start shopping for one, thanks again for the advice and have a great weekend.
I retire at 51 30 years in 2002 you will nothave time to what you need steve from oregon city ore
Hello Steven, congratulations on being able to retire so young. I'm looking forward to owning my own time. I'll put your location on the map. Thanks again.
You put me on 2 month ago mol
You had smoothed out all traces of the water pipe. No wonder you forgot it was there.
Hi Terry, what a kick in the pants when I struck that pipe, it wasn't very deep, and was an easy fix. Hope you had a good long weekend.