A New Use For Your Tractor

[Bird]

My brother sent me this; called it a redneck BBQ.:laughing: https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc1/249044_616993658329020_1963737849_n.jpg

 

[murphy1244]

Wonder how they baste it?

 

[newbury]

ROFL!!!

I guess that way you can sit in an air conditioned cab and watch. Does the JD have PTO out the wheel?

 

[Baby Grand]

I was wondering what the optional creeper gear was used for.

 

[mostly_gas]

ROFL!!!

I guess that way you can sit in an air conditioned cab and watch. Does the JD have PTO out the wheel?

+1

 

[J F]

Wonder how they baste it?

PTO sprayer.

 

[stuckmotor]

Country folks can....you know.
Stuck

 

[joshuabardwell]

Can the parking brake lock only one side?

 

[Marveltone]

Can the parking brake lock only one side?

It can on my Ford. I'd think that many of the tractors with split brakes can lock only one side if they so choose.

Joe

 

[DT86]

Can the parking brake lock only one side?

A Deere of that size will have a park gear on the same lever as the ranges and no park brake. I'm guessing it is just the unlocked differential allowing the other wheel to remain on the ground.

 

[joshuabardwell]

A Deere of that size will have a park gear on the same lever as the ranges and no park brake. I'm guessing it is just the unlocked differential allowing the other wheel to remain on the ground.

But then what is keeping the wheel that's down from driving the tractor forward?

 

[k0ua]

A lot of tractors you can lock down just one split brake with the parking "pawl" I think most in fact. I know my Kioti can. and the previous Kubota. You notice it when you have been using split brakes and go to set the park brake and only one brake pedal stays down because you dont have the little bar linking the brake pedals in place. If the JD had creeper gear it would be about right wouldn't it?. Maybe HST you could get the cruise control set, to the right speed not sure. With the one wheel with such a light load on it and the other one with the brake locked I don't think the tractor would move any. You could always put the bucket blade down also.

James K0UA

 

[k0ua]

But then what is keeping the wheel that's down from driving the tractor forward?

Open differential. I would be willing to bet that even without the brake being applied on the left wheel in this case, with such a light load on the right wheel and the left wheel having so much weight on it that the tractor would not move. It might nudge just a bit but almost anything in the way of resistance would prevent if from moving. Now the wheel in the air will move at twice the speed it normally would as the spider gears rotate and drives the bevel gear attached to the axle at twice normal speed.

 

[Reg]

As the saying goes, "Nothing runs like a deere, or smells like a John".

If that is all its useful for, might as well do it, but that has to be one heck of an expensive rotisserie.

 

[kenmac]

that has to be one heck of an expensive rotisserie.

My thoughts as well. I would have bought a less expensive tractor for that job

 

[jinman]

I don't want to waste time figuring how it's done. I want to know why it's done. Methinks that JD owner may have gotten his brain a little too close to the barbecue grill the last time he was cookin'.:laughing:

 

[RobertN]

I have seen, I think here on TBN, some years ago links or pictures to PTO powered Ice Cream makers. Not hand cranking...!

 

[RobertN]

Quick web search turned up some:

1954 Willys CJ-3B Jeep - PTO Ice Cream Maker - YouTube

Photo Gallery

Carlson Brothers Homemade Ice Cream - YouTube

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/rural-living/176189-hunting-ice-cream-maker-3.html

I have seen, I think here on TBN, some years ago links or pictures to PTO powered Ice Cream makers. Not hand cranking...!