Home-made mini tractor 4*4 with the joint joined frame

[KubotainNH]

I only got through the first page of videos but pretty ingenious. Do you have access to a scrapyard? The parts you came up with are pretty cool. I'm curious how long this build took you. Looks like the original unit's tranny would be the weekest link seeing your add-ons are strong looking.

Good job and welcome to the forum.

 

[Vladimir Maksimenko]

Ah, geographical centre of Ukraine!
Think about safety so not to get roll over on uneven surface.

He is heavy 600 kg, centre of gravity low

 

[Vladimir Maksimenko]

I only got through the first page of videos but pretty ingenious. Do you have access to a scrapyard? The parts you came up with are pretty cool. I'm curious how long this build took you. Looks like the original unit's tranny would be the weekest link seeing your add-ons are strong looking.

Good job and welcome to the forum.

Assembling three months.
Thank you!

 

[GPintheMitten]

Great project. Excellent work. Thanks for sharing. You are very talented.

 

[Chopperhed]

I watched most of the videos. Welcome, and thank you for showing us how to do it.

Your ideas and ingenuity are better than mine, and I consider myself pretty smart.

I really liked how you cut your splines, ingenious.

Your tractor is very capable, and should serve you well.

It was built to last a long time, that is evident in the construction.

Well Done

 

[Mace Canute]

I'm very impressed by both the quality of your tractor and the work you had to do to build it. :thumbsup:

 

[Vladimir Maksimenko]

GPintheMitten, Chopperhed, Mace Canute. Friends, thank you for positive reviews and kind wishes!

 

[Vladimir Maksimenko]

we seat a potato only by such method. Tubers are warmed, with the rudiments of roots on sprouts.

 

[Vladimir Maksimenko]

covering of shoots of potato from a frost and for a taking root

 

[Vladimir Maksimenko]

cultivating of spaces between rows