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Have plenty of power (can curl a bucket load of top soil and moves fast), however with a load in the bucket, or not, it will sag (2 mins itll sag about 1/4"). The frame doesn't sag at all, just the bucket curl. I have performed the test with idle and 1500rpm to see if there is a difference...

Most our deer have changed coats by now, but these two look greyish and have patches missing? http://www.knottybottoms.com/injury.jpg http://www.knottybottoms.com/injury2.jpg

hows this for safe ...

So here's the deal ... I ploughed under a fallow field last fall, and left it in furrough. I am looking to plant (broadcast/disk) soybean. So I know I have to disk it level before planting, but, when should I apply roundup? Never used it before. The seed I have is roundup ready. Should I...

So I've had some recent water pressure problems so I took a look at the pressure tank and here are the numbers I get: Pressure tank (has air in it but no guarantee there isn't some water) is at 48psi, it is a well-rite 20gallon wr60r tank Well pump kicks on at 30psi and off at 50psi (and with...

When I was on my way to work on thursday, the mercedes SUV in front of me hit a young buck. I stopped blocking the lane so that noone else would hit it, and as the cell phone talking mercedes driver got out to see the damage I asked "you want it?". The confounded look on his face answered my...

With our next years expansion we're growing beyond what I can safely deliver direct from the butcher or store in our chest freezer ... wondering what you guys know about vendors and what not ... my googlefu brings up many but, either they don't deliver to Canada or don't have many details...

I'm getting to the point where I am running out of area to mow with the rotary cutter. We're using the loppers and small chainsaw to cut whats left over, however this requires a lot of bending over. Wondering if any of you have experience with the above? Is it worth the money or will I just...

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Keep in mind I haven't the foggiest what I am doing (last time I used a welder was an oxy/acetylene ... and its getting prohibitively expensive to get gas around here these days) I am looking to do general repairs around the farm (like fixing the coulter brackets on my 10-153)

I cracked a disk on my #25 and have a spare laying around ... curious what the easiest way to get it out of there ? I was initially thinking to just take the bolt off the axle give it a couple taps so its past the broken disk, replace the disk and put it all back. This has however given me a...

I have to tell you guys, moving up to a bigger saw is making my life easier already. Have only done 1 log so far and being able to do the log in one go vs 2 with my poulan 16" makes all the difference, not to mention the speed at which it will cut. It was well worth the money ($1200cad...

Seems like a good price, but 24 disks may be a bit big for my 1635 ?

Can someone take a pic of theirs ? Clearly something is up with mine and I want to see whats missing.

As far as I can tell it didnt go to the inside, just into the lug. Is this worth repairing (fill the hole) or just leave it or ?

Put 5hrs on the mower yesterday dealing with 1 of my fields that is in rough shape (prickly ash/etc). I had previously done 1ac of this 4ac field by hand/chainsaw in about 15 man hrs (3 of us splitting duties). Quite remarkable what a compact tractor can do, I figure about 4.9gals of fuel was...

So, I just got my mf1635 today ... 2hrs later, I lost a cotter pin on the 3 point hitch (where the lift arms hook up to the implement) and the mower is on the ground (at least one side anyways) ... any way to avoid this ? I imagine it caught a branch or something the pins are the loop spring...

So those are my choices, and best I can see they are all basically the same size (whl), around the same weight (400lbs from 1533-1643), same capacity loaders, same 3ph, pretty close hydraulics, same tranny choices ... so whats the difference between the 1500 and 1600 series ? Granted the 1643...

So as the title says, we're looking for a tractor to turn what was probably 30-40yrs ago a apple farm into a pasture. It is heavily overgrown with sapplings most under 3/4 dia but quite tall (in some cases bushes are 12' across and 20' tall), most others are under 4" dia. After removing the...