Recent content by jpm

I had a push type years ago and for me it didn't work well, a couple of years ago I got a pull type and for my driving froward down a hill works MUCH better.

It's amazing how the blower picks up stuff you can't see. I had sort of the same problem with mine but it was grass and rock

I had a push type and it didn't really work for me to well. Going down a hill in reverse and hitting a patch of ice starting a out of control slide ,not fun. Pushing up the hill overloaded the tractor. Finally bought a pull type and problems solved. I hope this helps

Here are pics of mine with out teflon. The scraper is maybe a 1/2 below the shoes . It does leave some snow behind but it is the same or better than my blade

Here's mine , a full log gets pulled in one side , cut ,split,and dumped in the trailer on the other

A pic of the blower on the tractor

Has anyone replaced their own PTO seal . Mine is starting to leak a little so it may be time

Leaf season in VT means 1 it's fantastic,2 get your stuff done NOW snow is here in days to weeks away 3 the tourist are every where .they just stop in the middle of the road and get out of their cars. You gotta take the good with the bad I guess

How do others deal with iced drives? I was reading one member used their power rake to break up his ice, has anyone used a pulverizer to break ice? I have used a box blade with the rippers down and it chipped some but it bounced slot also . Or has anyone tried a tiller?

after talking to my dealer about one side of my loader mount shaking he said to check the mounting bolts.i looked at the ones close to the mount and they were tite but some others on the chassis were not.then i looked at one of the rear tires and some were loose also.so remember its spring look...

in the summer i was in maine on vacation i stopped at a closed jd dealer on a sunday. behind his fence was a 3pt log splitter that looked to take a 3 foot or longer log.then taking the kid to collage i saw a stack of 3+long wood so there's more than one splitter made. i've search the web and all...

with q/a buckets becoming standard on most tractors more hyd attachments on the front are being used ie;4n1's,grapples,ect.Do you think front remotes should be as standard as rear remotes? I use my front much more than rear . a 4n1 should be the standard bucket instead of a plain one:)

i'm thinking of a dozer so the question is any experiance on this board with them or the dealership bolton in mass

i've finally added extra hyd valves so that i don't have to keep changing hoses on my rear remotes and easy use of front attachments. in pics 1 & 2 are of the loader valve

i was driving a round yesterday and saw a 3pt 3 plow for sale on the side of the roadand stopped but it was a cat 2 pins.talking to the owner and he said he had a 2 plow trailer type.has any one use one or both types?