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It's important that PTOs are in phase. Most modern PTO shafts can only go together one way. Extreme angle can also cause vibration. You may have different vertically spaced holes for your 3pt connections. The closer to parallel, the happier everything is. Finally be sure your PTO shaft...

TractorTYMe is a TNBn member and loves his also. He has posted a few vids

You're going to love having a rear pull snowblower. It's perfect for your long drives. I think 84" will be okay most of the time. If you get heavy/deep snow, you may have top go a little slow on your first pass. On subsequent passes, you can take a partial width if necessary. I have a M K...

Cut brush 8' tall with a 15hp Shibaura and a 4 foot rough cut mower/rotary cutter.

I know you sometimes have saws to cannibalize for parts. Are you able to get parts from the manufacturer?

Nice starter supply of firewood. Looks like more tools and things you can use than rubbish in the outbuildings. Is that a second (Arctic Cat) ATV?

This is a good thread at 828 posts. Maybe it's time to start a new thread to chronicle your improvements ... Just bought new Camp Property - Now the fun begins!

You might pick up a few ideas from this video. I like the idea of 2 tanks/barrels- The first one is like a settling tank/floating scum I like having the discharge pipes go up and over, rather than a straight pipe out of the bottom (less likely to clog up

That's good news!

I have a Rear PULL snowblower, so no worries!

I'll start by saying I'm wrong on this post, but I prefer having an open air tractor (non cabbed). For 98% of what I do, I like being out in the open air. When it's cold, I dress for it (same as for snowmobiling). I like the feel of the great outdoors. Now if i lived where it was often 90 +...

The R14s will be just fine. Better traction than R4s, better puncture resistance than R1s.

We have lots of trails at our hunting property. We leave the the front access (trail) area pretty rustic, so it doesn't look like an attractive place to explore.

Very welcoming!

My granddaughter says her parents are so old, they had wooden headphones.