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I went the budget route and got timbren bump stops on my Tacoma. They are cheap and work great, as long as you don't mind a rough ride.

don't want a cab much prefer a open station thankyou

I go to my local industrial fabrication shop and they source it for me and charge cost. I just got 3 20' sticks of 1 1/4" 14 gauge, and 1 20' stick of 1 1/4" 11 gauge for $190, it seemed lie a good deal to me.

I sure like my M7060, I think it would be a good tractor on your farm.

Never got the experimental shot and never had the virus either, never isolated myself or worn a stupid mask either!

My heaviest implement is a 54" single action cutter bar. Though my previous tractor I used a flail mower, and Molon rake on extensively and found the brakes to be sufficient. My current tractors brakes are comparable. Joel is the owner of Earth Tools in Kentucky. Earth Tools: Walk-behind...

I love my steering brakes and always use them when turning. I couldn't imagine using the tractor without them as I am always working on slopes and find them essential even with the locker. I also mostly use front pto implements, and the only problem I have is a sticky brake on the right side...

Miniature Schnauzers are pretty amazing mole hunters.

get one with highest cca

for your situation I would compost them, animals make excellent compost. All you need is lots of carbon to bury the grounhogs in.

I owned this one for a couple years TRX50 Brush Chipper - Earth Tools It is the Caravaggi TRX50 High-speed Brush Chipper, the smaller of the two high speed chippers posted on the Earthtools website. I got the smaller one because they say it is better at chipping wet material and I got it...

I bought a skid steer bucket at a auction and was super impressed at how heavy duty it is. It put the Kubota round back bucket(some say it's heavy duty) to shame. Since you have a large tractor a skid steer bucket with the longer reach should be no problem. I have found that I like the deeper...

I just leave them to do there thing.They are incredible fliers that eat mosquitoes, gnats, and flies. They only stick around the barn for about a month out of the year while they raise there young. You can put a bucket under there nest to catch there fertilizer too.

I also just took advantage of this by getting the grease gun.

sounds like a fuel related problem.

It would helpful if you posted pictures for us to give feedback when you get the tractor back.

If your looking at new, ask the dealer. They will switch the wheels around for you if they are compatible.

I started keeping my throttle over 1500 by setting the hand throttle when I first got my Kubota as I was worried about the DPF. Now I let the RPM go down to 1000 when doing loader work sometimes, as I have so much control over the movement of the tractor if you let it throttle down when desired...

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=john+deere+gator+6x4+clutch&crid=3495ZQSKUMBX1&sprefix=john+deere+gator+6x4+clutch%2Caps%2C183&ref=nb_sb_noss_1 I read that you should replace the buttons as well...

I have been really wanting to do this on my m7060 as well! The way the canopy mounts leaves a lot to be desired. I keep raising the canopy so that I can stand on the tractor and it keeps falling back down. I have been thinking of mounting in the same location, I will be watching your progress.

This is how I drink my cowboy coffee everyday. I boil water and than pour it into a pint or quart mason jar with grounds and lid, stir once, after the coffee grounds sink to the bottom it's ready.

I always run a trail of starting fluid onto the sidewall for lighting and use a bic lighter, works every time with modern starting fluid.

You can get or make a adapter to go from one plug to another, go to Home depot and ask someone in electrical to help you.

Yeah I live off solar and so my first stick welder I got ran great off my powerhorse generator for the first 5 hours or so, than it never seemed to do it anymore without lots of splatter and I couldnt mantain a arc. So I started looking for a new generator with low THC. Then I got turned to...

Yeah sounds expensive I got my Kubota m7060 open station last march for a little over $50,000

So why don't you look more closely at the New Holland now?

Titanium Stick 225 from Harbor Freight is a excellent welder to start out with I highly recommend, and its only $300.

Are the rods bent?

This is how I have been running my M7060, working fine for me so far at almost 400 hours. It does not seem to matter how I run it regens happen about the same time.

I think it doesn't interfere with back dragging, if you don't want to dig in with the teeth just make your tilt less aggressive. If anything I think it makes it easier.

No good reason to not have a bucket with teeth it makes everything easier. Forget the bolt on bar just weld them on with a piece of additional plate so you don't smiley your bucket.

There are a few ways you could beef that up through welding. Replace the bent plate with something much thicker, or add another plate in addition after bending back, Extend the bottom horizontal plate closer to the pin, add a horizontal plate to the top, put a gusset on the bottom of that outer...

limestone gravel gets like that, wish I could get some here.

Now that I have a tooth bucket I see no reason why not to have one for everything, it always makes the job easier.

Land Pride makes a high quality landscape rake if you get the LR 37 series.

Not yet but in the beginning stages of building a barn this year.

That doesn't appear very steep to me, I think your mid-mount mower would handle it fine just keep your loader down low.

Run away, don't get something with a easement to someone you don't even know.

What would have happened if you didn't have the rops would it have slammed you instead and broke something?

You can also burn them that's what I like to do. Use a chainsaw to make slots and plunge cuts into the stumps, pour a little diesel in and light it up. Time consuming, but cheap is what I like about it.

Do you think they care?

Do you know how bad those things are for peoples health?

A landscape rake is going to work best in my opinion. Once you get through the sod it will break up and move around dirt.

Prepare to tear up your cat 1 implements on your cat 2 tractor

I am glad Kubota didn't make the m7060 like this or I would delete it. My tractor is set up to where it only interferes if the pto is on. I like to stand up on the tractor during loader use.

Easy as pie to delete a ecm tractor with DPF as long as it has a mechanical injection pump.

What would be the benefit of this over a scrape blade, landscape rake, box blade?

I prefer to pick up from the straps instead of using the pallet.

I have been really wanting to do this to my Kubota. The dinky support of the factory canopy leaves ALOT to be desired. I have a hard time getting the darn thing to stay up so that I can stand on my tractor during operation. Not to mention stuff falling on the hood and canopy...

I have a second gen tacoma prerunner 6 cylinder that I haul heavy loads with regularly, 245,000 miles. I also have a 2007 GMC 3500 dump truck 6.0 gas with 55,000 miles.

I have been getting 1 ton tote of feeds for years and using different tractors. Nothing to it but to try. Keep the tote as close to the tractor as possible, make sure your on level ground left to right of the tractor, be sensitive with your loader stick when lowering tote. For unloading tote...

Rent it to people who want to use it. Use it to haul equipment to jobs. Use it to haul peoples stuff around.

How do we know what Kubota sets there thresh-hold for soot level? I would be interested to hear from other m7060/m6060 users how often they burn for comparision.

I am at almost 300 hours now on the machine. I do sometimes use it at low RPM, For instance when I am using a post driver. I also prefer to keep my hand throttle set down so that I have more control of the tractor with the foot throttle. I try to keep my rpm over 1500 most of the time though.

My 2023 Kubota m7060 averages a regen every 10 hours, doesn't concern me. Maybe they keep them programmed to burn often to keep the soot level down.

always used motor oil

Glad I don't live there!

I also use the stihl 2in1 and find it excellent. I disagree that it is necessary to sharpen the teeth evenly, I think you are wasting material, time and chain life by doing so.

I wish poplars grew here like weeds :/

Do you not have a thumb? If you do why not just push the tree over, grab and go?

I have found pallet forks can pluck saplings out of the ground pretty easily with my little LS tractor. No need to fool around with chain. If they don't come right out than wok out picking out a few roots first.

I like the smell and taste of pine don't know why it would make it taste bad. I am very curious as well as Virginia white pine is prob the most abundant tree I have on my property.

I think you are taking my comment the wrong way. Just so you know I am a small dairy farmer and go through up to 125 bales a year. Nothing wrong with hay and I know just as much as anyone that it is essential for raising ruminants. I have no disrespect for hay farmers. Sounds like you are on...

If you will be doing a lot of driving up hills with loads that little Kioti will be pitiful or very slow I have used a open station 2510 extensively and was disappointed with the lack of grunt on slopes.

If I was in your position I would be looking for someone to lease it for rotational grazing. Who, if anyone is farming regeneratively in a 5ish mile radius around you? I would be talking to them about running some cows on your land. Than you would be getting paid for someone to take care of...

Has anyone talked about how haying is mining minerals and fertility from your land and shipping it down the road? And no chemical fertilizer does not replace it. So haying is a losing money operation and it mines your land. Taking only 1 cutting per year instead of 2 or 3 helps a lot. Putting...

Yeah, I think collecting leaves out of the lawn is silly. You realize that it's fertilizer and with your lawn mower they will break down and will be gone by summer?

Wrong, I do not want a cab unless you give it to me.

I just bought a ESAB Ruffian 150 welder generator and have about 25 hours on it so far, I am very happy with it.

Are you in middle or east Tn? What do you mean by steep as that is a relative term. Put some chains on your back tires and lean into the hill. There are plenty of guides and videos on the internet to give you pointers on how to mow on a hill. Don't mow when the grass is wet, keep your front...

It surprises me that people don't wear hearing protection, boots, and pants at the least.

Did the brake not get bumped when it kicked back?

wood chipping is labor intensive I much prefer burning as well

just spread the ash out it is good for the grass if not to thick. And seed your bare spots after burning.

If all he was doing was driveway maintenance that looks pretty hip. It doesnt look good for clearing work though, and you can't turn it around backwards! The york rake also looks pretty light duty that wouldn't last long on my tractor.

I have a Leinbach rake 6' on a 32hp LS. I picked it up used and have abused it and had to fix it. If I was to buy a new one I would go with that Landpride. Your tractor should have no issues picking up a 250 pound implement.

I would get the most heavy duty one(Landpride LR1660), since you will be using it for more than just driveway work. i have used mine extensively for cleaning up cleared land, pushing debris, clearing blackberry, and for scraping ground prior to seeding. It works excellent for this purpose. In...

No issues here on Linux.

Here is another one, https://kencove.com/c/free-fence-guide-catalog

You are not going to be able to overtighten a 8' woven fence, pull it as tight as you can. Also for pulling if you use boards for a stretcher cut vertical wire at the end so you can wrap the horizontal wires around the puller and twist around itself. With a fence that tall I would do what...

Anybody want to sell there LS with problems I am interested.

Yeah I defiantly don't bother hitting the brakes to change direction.

You can change it to mechanical linkage.

Prob would be best to rent a man-lift

I shift back and forth between forward and reverse without clutch no worry if high RPM or high range if in 1st.. I also use the shuttle to shift gears without having to use the clutch.

Don't see any Mahindra around here

Does the tractor stall when your range selector is in low? I would expect it to stall in any other range.

landline only way to go..

HST is superior for loader work and rear blade type work when you do a lot of back and forth.. Though you can get by just fine with a shuttle transmission. The trick with the shuttle is to use your gas pedal to compensate when going back and forth.

I have found the steering wheel spinner to be a excellent addition. Before I used one for the first time I thought they were useless. After using a friends tractor I was thrilled with how fast I could turn the wheel back and forth which definitely helped me do the job faster. I have since added...

that is not normal mine starts easily regardless of temp.

I do not reccomend a cab, that is what houses are for. You don't need to be in one when your on your tractor.

What about it?

die grinder, needle scaler, grinders. I am really wanting a welding table

Me and my wife went a step further and got rid of the stupid cell phones completely. We use a landline at home.

"If direct mounted can you carefully slide the rubber boot off the valve exposing the joystick linkage. This linkage will have several ball or swivel type joints that may require lubrication to free them up." This is prob the case. It happened on my Kubota as well with very low hours, very easy...

I love my LS a lot but if I was in your boat and after my LS dies I will prob be looking at another kubota.

Basically - find the throttle lever on injection pump, adjust stops for idle and max rpm, than make a cable to go from injection pump to hand throttle.

That is to short the horizontal needs to be 8'-10' for a 48+" fence depending on how tall and heavy it is. Most fence builders use double 8' horizontal(double h brace) at all ends and 90 degree turns.

I am in the beginning stages of building a barn and will be attempting to lift 24' metal trusses 4/12 possibly as high as 24' at the peak. I will be adding a boom pole to a hay spear.

I am very curious as well. I am using a non-inverter generator to charge solar batteries and am worried about risk.. So far no problems so I am worried about long term.

I will let you know. How many batteries are you charging with that generator and how long does it take? I was wanting a inverter charger to be both for charging and welding but ended up going with a generator welder instead for now. I am worried about the long term affects of using a...

I have been looking for a generator to power my inverter welder because I have no grid power. So I was hoping to find a generator to power my welder and charge my batteries. After lots of time looking at generators I went in a different direction and ended up settling on a generator welder that...

The valves can get sticky and need lubed. I had to replace the same part on My Kubota at less than 200 hours becaus the valves were getting sticky and it wore that piece out. Kubota covered it under warranty so I don't know how much it cost.

Doesn't look like after reading the first post.

Kubota sells part only.

You don't have to disk up a pasture to renovate it. For example look at Polyface farm and Joel Salatin's story of what it was like in the beginning, They have never turned any soil ever and there pasture's are beautiful.

That is ridiculous that TYM does not sell triangular part by itself as it is the part that gets all of the wear.

the dogs would rather it raw and it is better for them that way too. We feed roadkill deer to our dogs

I replaced my ECM for over $4,000 and it didn't fix it. Glad I ended up deleting it I sure like the tractor.

What does it matter if your out there mowing every one - two weeks? Weeds will certainly faze out and get entirely replaced by grasses. Also they will most certainly never go to seed. The only reason the weeds were in the hay field and produced seeds is because hay only gets get twice a year...

Yes you can this was the case with my tractor. It is a very easy job to do not very daring.

Also hay is much better as it sticks to ground better and has grass seed in it.

Disconnecting the battery before starting is a good idea. I dont know if ECU gets constant power. Nothing changes except power to the injection pump solenoid. All functions work like there suppose to after delete. I used a random throttle cable my friend had in his shop. Foot throttle is...

It certainly helps to mulch seeds after broadcasting I always try to do it unless I am doing a large area

You don't have to worry about sensors tractor does not need them to run after delete.

I am wondering the same thing I want to test the pressure on my Kubota.

You can clearly see the trucks lights. I have talked to police in rural North Carolina and Virginia ad they don't mind if the trailer does not have lights so long as you are driving during the day and can see the lights of the tow vehicle from behind. If you do end up in the dark with no...

A landscape rake would be a great tool for the job. I LOVE my landscape rake and is prob my most used 3 pt. implement. You might want to get a 5' though.

The 779 will also go 1 mph faster than the 853/749 and looks like a breeze to operate, I want one! Larger wheels increase wheel speed by about 10%. One thing that is really nice about larger wheels is that it is easier to drive over obstacles. Being able to keep your RPM maxed, and slow your...

Maybe you can wrap it with fiberglass?

Donndiy, a fabricator on youtube built a rtv and a pto driven logging trailer with a boom on it.

Is the tractor in limp mode? Are there blinking lights on the dash?

You could wait and try to find a BCS/Grillo on Craigslist/Marketplace to save money. I bought my 853 3 years ago with a Berta Rotory plow for $3,200. It needed new plow shares and that was it. My previous BCS was a 830, which is precursor to 852. it is very similar but the controls are not...

Looks like you got some good work done! I think you would be very impressed what a Grillo/BCS with flail or rotorary cutter would accomplish in comparison to the bachtold. I bet you slept real good last night! The flail in my experience will cut any of the briars fully mulched with dull...

What I would do there for initial clearing if possible is use tractor with landscape rake, drive in reverse with rake turned around backwards and push all that stuff to the bottom of the hill where i can compost or be burned., Than you can easily keep up with it with the walk-behind. The more...

I have not used a brush cutter on a BCS. I do have a lot of hours spent using the Berta flail and I was super impressed with how effective it was. Only one pass almost all the time unless I was mowing overgrown bushy type material. I do not have a flail mower anymore, now I use a 54" single...

For first 50 hours of use keep RPMs limited to 2000 as much as possible is my understanding. Also let the tractor idle and warm up before using it and cool down after use.

Make sure you confirm it is not one of the hoses leaking before removing valve body.

Swinging the handlebars is really nice feature when mowing next to the fence or cutting through a tall patch of briars. When the tractor is properly balanced( some downforce on implement but not much) it is pretty easy to lift the implement off the ground with the handlebars. It looks to me...

I have never operated a Gravely but I have heard that a BCS much easier to use.

Once the operator gets skilled at operating a BCS/Grillo that is properly balanced it is not as much effort as you might think. It is essential that the tractor is properly balanced with the implement because it only has one axle. It is essential you use the steering brakes all the time. Do...

Finger joints are defiantly not stronger than wood. I think your getting finger jointed confused with laminated. Laminated wood is much stronger than regular wood.

If you work in trees you might appreciate the narrower grapple.

Depending on how hard you are on your tractor you might want a cutter bar. I opted for the Heavy duty bucket on my Kubota and already have a slight bend in it. Now I have to straighten that out before I put a bar on it. I wish I would have just put a bar on it from the get go.

All dog food(kibble) is complete crap and is a huge reason why dogs get sick and die early. feed them the diet that they thrive on which is primarily RAW. Meat, eggs, milk, etc. Check out the book, "The Complete Herbal Handbook for Dog and Cat" by Juliette de Bairacli Levy if you are interested.

BCS or Grillo? Which one is right for me? It depends on many things … and in some cases, it may boil down to personal preference! (for a detailed comparison, please see this page) Here is a brief synopsis: Similarities: Both manufactured in Italy Same automotive-type construction: All hardened...

BERTA 30" and either 853/852/ or 749 BCS. Study the differences and see what would be best for you and your application.

I recomend BCS over Grillo and Flail mower over Brush mower. Biggest difference with BCS over Grillo is you can use PTO in reverse when handle bars are over the engine. This is a game changer with mowing implements. Also, get the 26" wheels! Best BCS/Grillo dealer in the country not far from...

My BCS with sickle bar will cut right through some tall nasty stuff no problem, can cut in reverse( although no point with a sickle bar). I have run a flail mower on it before through tall brush and it handled it no problem. I do not struggle with traction on hillsides mowing on contour. The...

Yeah, I am going to look for a set of used forks and one of them I will drill a hole in.

I find the 2-in-1 to work great with .325 and can sharpen a chain much faster than I would by hand.

I have been wanting to do this. One thing I worried about is - I like to use the forks to break stump roots up and I am worried if I drill a hole it may end up bending in that spot.

The bugs they want us to eat would be farmed, not wild caught. One of the MAIN reasons the wild bugs have disapeared is from all the "cides" people use that are completely unnecessary and obviously destroying ecosystems.

Thanks for posting this, I am looking forward to watching it. The Epoch times is good, trustworthy news source.

Kudzu doesn't go to seed... If it did we would all see it a lot more than we are use to.

I have pushed over several 6-10" tree's with just a double hay spear. Spears are mounted on the bottom of frame 3' apart from each other, frame is very heavy duty. I pick at the roots and break up what I can on the uphill side of the tree where I will push. Than I put my loader as high as it...

Goldenrod is easy to manage. If you don't want it, mow the pasture in the summer. It is a native plant, is very beautiful and has lots of medicinal uses and there is NOTHING yuck about it.

Sounds like you are not using livestock, if you did you could get the meadow you are wanting.

Beautiful land, buy it! Mind telling us how much they are asking per acre?

I have said numerous times it is the best saw to have. Lightweight, will run a 20" bar, will cut through hardwood with ease all day - you must keep your chain sharp!

yeah I don't plan on getting their "Real ID" either.

With my LS with R4's I am always running out of traction before I hit my limit. Also I always mow on contour not up and down. Also, I remove the loader to lessen compaction and because it is so darn fun mowing with steering brakes and no front end loader.

Dig with the backhoe and than move the material with your loader, and forget about the leaves they will break down by spring and they are fertilizer for your grass.

If yours is the same is mine - Follow the rod that attaches to your brake pedal, There is a adjustment nut and and a jam nut on the rod under the floor board. One on the drivers side is for left side, passenger is for right side. What you will be doing is adjusting the slack in the brake pedal...

I really like Boom Poles, you can move a pretty big log and only have the the back tip of it on the ground. There is only two things you have to watch out for but not really on flat ground lol. Don't lift your 3 pt all the way up when skidding unless you are not driving. If the log starts...

Find a used bucket the right width and weld on new tabs if you have to, pretty easy job for a welder.

crushed lime works very well for this purpose.

Pallet forks and box blade or scrape blade.

Most implements made for BCS/Grillo are gear driven.

Even if the guy was back dragging with the tip of the bucket those loader arms should not bend like that!

I have 2001 Suzuki GS500 that has sat for a few years. I recently started going through it to get it back on the road. The tank had rust in it, I got it all out with vinegar and chains strapped to the tractor! The tank has small holes in it from the rust... Anybody have a recommendation on how...

402 hours and you haven't had a single regen?

If you can get a cosigner you can prob still finance. I had no credit and I was able to finance with a cosigner.

You could drain the fluid out and than pump it back in after you remount.

I would not want anything shorter than 48" on my 32 hp LS. It is really nice having that extra reach. On my Kubota if I get a set of forks they will be "60. I made a double hay spear with the spears on the bottom to double as forks, they are 48" and hard to see the end.

Yes, more individuals need to be raising there own food as well as small businesses. Chickens are easy to raise and the meat is worlds better than that crap from Tyson.

HOW ABOUT SOME ENCOURAGEMENT INSTEAD OF DISCOURAGEMENT?! Tractor looks plenty big to pull those four bales with a sled. Innovative thinking and cool that your engaging with the local high school welding class.

Give it to someone who will use it, not Autozone!

A wagon will push a small tractor down a hill and make it jack knife, ask me how I know. Don't see that happening with a sled.

I would wait for more hp, you won't regret it. I am very glad I ended up with the M7060 over the M6060. I certainly utilize that extra hp, and every time I am maxed out and it starts bogging, it reminds me how good it is to have gotten the bigger model.

Often it is just a bad connection on one of the main wires to the battery, check ground(& frame ground from battery) and hot.

Just buy the tractor and don't worry about a potential flat and making it easier for the tire guy lol.

Stihl 261 FTW! I run one with a 20" bar on mine which it handles with ease. As long as you keep your chain sharp it will cut through 18" oak all day. Get the 261 and you'll thank yourself for not having to carry around a heavy saw as well.

Are you interested in selling?

I am working very hard on building a woven wire fence to enclose 10 acres of my property. The landowners are never there and have hardly been there the 25 years they have owned the place. Anytime they are around I keep my dogs contained.

I am being sued by my absentee adjoining landowner for $220,000 so I feel ya.... They claim our Great Pyrenees are a nuisance and trespassing, and have caused property damage.. even though there is no leash in law in the county they are claiming as if there was. We are in the Discovery phase...

It is only happening when the 3 point is at top limit. I adjusted the thumb screw so that I can't raise it as high. I saw that there is a adjustable stop to adjust where the lever stop is - Is this all I need to adjust? What caused something to change? it wasn't like this before..

Update, Ok I just learned that the valve body deadheading is only happening when the 3-pt hitch is lifted. If the lever is down I do not experience deadheading. I will be inspecting deeper today to see if I can see anything off. Anybody have any suggestions now that I know it is related to...

Never cab for me I like open station and spend to much time around trees, just give me a big canopy, that is all that is needed.

I would call it a lot under powered after my experience of using a open station 2610 on slopes.

I don't think Kudzu could be considered a farm eating plant, it is easily controlled in a field where you can easily access all of it. Also, I think autumn olive may be more of a nusaince in other places but here in SW Virginia it is not aggressive - the berries are delicious, and a good source...

Excellent livestock forage

I have been told from a retired tractor mechanic that they always flushed hydraulic systems with 5 gal of diesel fuel and suggested i do that to my Case Ih 585( the fluid looked same as OP), said it works great. I had already changed the fluid and filter and it didn't do anything. So I flushed...

Can you take a different picture of the implement? It may be assembled like that with the bolts only for shipping purposes.

I would replace it with a stronger bolt and than look for the next weak point...

That wasn't butter you were stirring the yellow stuff into lol.

I have noticed the trend as well! I think it may just be these early regen models especially with LS that had problems. That said - anybody who has one with regen problems and want to abandon it let me know I am interested!

It does not seem easy to remove the valve pump from the circuit or else I would be more tempted to try it. The feed and return are banjo lines that bolt to the pump. The problem seems to be in the valve pump.

The pressure relief valve is bolted to the top of the loader valve. There 4 lines coming from the valve pump which go to the loader pistons. There are 2 other lines which are hard lines to feed and return the fluid to the valve pump. One of the hard lines comes from the top of the rear housing...

Yeah, I was also going to suggest fabricating one. I am inspired to make one for my 853 now. Is the pto hookup the same on the Agro as the BCS?

What would the purpose be for, and what kind of tractor do you have? I searched Agro 750 ps but did not come up with anything.

nope

Naked Neck Turkens are excellent for brooding and raising chicks as well as giving you lots of eggs. Buff Orpingtons would be the next best that I have had.

Definitely vinyl, cloth gets stained and you can't clean it.

I am not shaming anyone, I support farmers to spray if that is what they want to do. I am saying it is the lazy route and that it is POISON they are putting down. In my opinion it is harmful for all life from microbes, to bacteria, to fungi, to insects, to humans. I think it is completely...