What did you do for your tractor today?

[crazyjake8493]

That fits real nice.

Fits even better than it did on the Wheelhorse. Less of a gap by the floorboards. It was actually a bit too wide for the WH so I had to weld shorter brackets. Overall I'm really happy with it for $0.

 

[sd455dan]

Today adjusted the 3 point chain play to the tiller mounted to the newly acquired $3K Rhino 554 and then tilled some. Someday need to pressure wash the roof off from sitting for over a decade outside.
More tilling tomorrow and also digging the two big stumps out with the TLB where the power company removed them to clear the power line. Then engine oil / filter change on the 550 TLB also new tail lights rear work light and factory turn signals for the 554.

If snow is in the forecast, will drop the tilling/ stump removal and mount up the Inverted blower on the original 554.

 

[Gordon Gould]

Good job on that cab crazy jake - looks like it belongs on that Kioti

Wow - Northern Idaho and you can still run a tiller. I thought the ground would be frozen up there like it is here.

gg

 

[sd455dan]

Good job on that cab crazy jake - looks like it belongs on that Kioti

Wow - Northern Idaho and you can still run a tiller. I thought the ground would be frozen up there like it is here.

gg

That Cab does Look Good, Excellent job fitting it up.

The weather has been much wetter and warmer than most years. Snowed last night but I went ahead and started digging out the stump from the power company clearing the line. Stump didn't look that big but really worked the Ford 550 backhoe

Of course since I tilled the field the TLB's R4's are pretty worthless with the snow added.
I did get the stump loose and flipped over but couldn't lift it. Saving the trip out of the hole for another day.

 

[tacticalturnip]

Good job everyone on the cabs

Check out this guys work if cabs interest you.

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/qt1-cab-on-a-2013-mf-1533.608045/

 

[rScotty]

Wow - Northern Idaho and you can still run a tiller. I thought the ground would be frozen up there like it is here.

gg

The tractors haven't gotten much work because of the weather. We are all set up to move snow....but no snow so far. We are at 7000 feet in the Rockies, and can see the continental divide - not much snow there this year either.

Sounds like Northern Idaho is having the same sort of winter we are in the Colorado Rockies.

Christmas week we were still haing temperatures in the 60s & 70s most days since the fall. No snow, and the bugs were still out. Wife took a picture of butterflies on Dec. 24.

The ground still is not frozen and neither is our creek. Used to be that both would be frozen solid a month ago.

The tractors are ready, just sleeping.
rScotty

 

[sd455dan]

Was snow blowing and making a trail through to the log splitter and log mill with the inverted blower on Rhino 1 , Must have lost a short piece from the splitter hauling them and picked it up with the blower.

Broke both the 540 shaft and front auger drive shear pins. No real damage done but next year going to make sure all the paths are clear. That took some time to get the snow unpacked and then find and replace the shear bolts.