Recent content by Brian28

I'll update my reply now that I've got 35 hours on it. I'm not impressed with the speakers. With increased volume in able to hear but the sound is mainly coming more from the right speaker and less to the left. The dealer claims to have replaced the speakers but it's still pour quality. I might...

The engine isn't very loud, speakers work great. I only wish I had a better signal in my area.

I've got 5 hours on mine. So far so good. I'm not worthy.

When I got my tractor back to the yard, I completely forgot to take a photo of the T25 with the Model 8 tedder on it. I did get a chance to take a photo of it in the Ford 1500. It's basically the same except the color of blue instead of red.

Jim, as I mentioned to Lou, I was wrong thinking that mine did. I checked it and was a little surprised.

Well Lou, I learned something today. My Ford 1500 does not have downward pressure. I was dumbfounded to learn that. How wrong I was.

Yes I can post a photo when I get back down to the field. It fits fine.

Makes sense. Good to know. I still wonder how to fill a row of potatoes without that downward force. You need to dig in to get enough soil to and cover the row.

You are correct. That might be a possibility with the tedder. If I hookup my 5 foot tiller, do I just rely on the weight of the tiller to dig in? I picture it bouncing stop the ground. My old Ford 1500 has down pressure on the 3 pt hitch and I can dig in.

I've got a TYM25 with 1.5 hours on it. While tendering hay with an old Grimm #8 that is quite center balanced, the tedder tips back and up comes the drawbar and hits the driveshaft from the PTO. I somewhat solved that problem, but now I wonder how your going to use this tractor do hill up a row...