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Not unless it is unavoidable. Takes a while for soil to settle in.

Try putting it on this site’s Marketplace first, then CL and FB.

Looks like a mule drawn converted to 3 pt. Yard Art

I use a 7' LMC with the Mahindra 3510. Good match up.

How much are you asking?

2 acres isn't big enough to justify the cost or the effort to bale. Plant it in a big garden, pasture or food plot. Plant different things till you find what works for you. Buy hay as needed. I used to cut and bale 25 ac to feed cows. Spent way more on equipment than hay cost to buy.

My new neighbor asked me to disk his newly mowed grown up acre to plant a new food plot. We agreed on $50/ac. He was upset when it took 10 times over the acre to even see dirt My charge was $500. I did tell him one trip with planter @ $75/ac. He went and bought his own equipment .

I use the same anchors for my elevated shooting houses. One in the middle under the stand. When I do move them, usually have to dig the anchor out with backhoe. After couple years, they won't pull out.

It's still too wet here for any tractoring the next few days. It's been a while since anything broke that required heat, weld or big hammer to fix. Im sure that will change in the next couple of months. Something always breaks!

Just paint it whatever color turns you on! I use black on my junk.

^^^^^^^^this

Makes hitching up equipment quicker! See how I did that! LOL

Use a bigger hammer!

Tractor will shift smooth if it is not rolling when you shift. Here is a manual

I always loaded the rears with water. To prevent rust in the last ones, I used drill lube. Got it in a 5 gal bucket and got it thinned enough to pump half a bucket in both tires. Plan to remove the calcium in other tractor and add the drill lube, some day. Here is a chart that might help...