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Read articles →This episode is entirely about prep work, not the land plane in action, the actual grading job at a local restaurant parking lot is saved for a follow-up video. What you do get is a candid, real-time look at how long mobilizing a 1025R actually takes: removing cab doors, configuring the 260B backhoe power-beyond hoses, swapping attachments, fueling up, and loading the trailer over three-plus hours. Most useful for owners curious about realistic setup time or the 260B backhoe quirks.
Tractor Time with Tim is an owner-operator channel focused on compact tractor projects and everyday property work, presented in a casual, family-friendly style rather than from a dealership or professional services perspective.
It took three and a half hours to get ready, plus an hour each way to drive and 30 minutes to unload, making an eight hour total day.
The hoses are routed differently and harder to reach, though the 260B overall is easier to handle and doesn't jerk as badly as the 260.
Yes, the two hoses must be connected together on the tractor side or the system will continually stay in relief, which is not good.
