JOHN DEERE 6410 TRACTOR GETS A FACELIFT! | UTV PRODUCTS

In this video we give our little John Deere 6410 a new set of lights back and front. Ive been waiting for a couple of years but its finally happened and I couldn't be happier. I also show you how what modifications need to happen when fitting @utvproductsltd lights to a 10 series John Deere Tractor.

I hope you enjoy it.

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[mourne]

another first class video james. definatly do all the lights it will be worth it. the difference good lights makes to a tractor is unbelivable.

[ajb]

Cannot beat a 64 JD, one of the most versatile and capable machines ever built

[paulthompson]

Good video James I could do with lights like that on our wee Massey would be great for opening silage bales in the dark 👍

[calumanderson]

Ohhh I know what cooper grease is I been changing suspension bushes, bolts, loads of (them), and rear axle caseing on my Land Rover Defender for the last two day's.🙂👍

[TheArgelasGoofre]

Hey! Could you please make a comprehensive video about the cows and beefs? Kind of a "where to start" video. I'm interested in how you keep them, how big grass fields you need if you let them out for the summer, the pros and cons about this whole system. What you feed them etc, of course, I saw that you give them silage, hay and mixed feed. I'm sorry if you've already made one. It has'nt been too long since I found your channel so I didnt see everything yet. But only if you have the time to do that because I know how much work can be at a farm, my brother and me are keeping holstein (bulls?) in our tiny farm in Hungary. We're feeding them a lot(corn, hay etc), and we thought that this system (even if its much more work and needs a lot of learning) could be much more beneficial for us mostly ofc in financial terms because we both have to have a 8 hour job besides keeping around 100holsteins. We have five hectares of land around the farm and I would like to know if its even enough to start with a lower number of cows. Thanks in advance and keep up the good work! Its good to see you working with your dad :)