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I ordered about 2 months before the shutdown. Actually talked with Travis and Ted. Ted made some good suggestions for my build of a landscape rake. No indication of what was brewing behind the scene, except for Ted talking about his contractor problem

Honesty, if possible, is the only way forward out of this mess. I personally got a refund of my prepayment after several purchases over the years.

A definite change of voice through the video. A hint of the Ted that used to make the videos towards the end. I for one hope he starts up again as any small town America needs all the jobs they can get.

#3. So far the credit card company has not taken the money back. Landscape rake would have been my 5th purchase. Even talked with Ted during the ordering process. Disappointing

So far the bank is refunding my cc for a hydraulic rake. I would like to think that they were in an expansion mode going into the great shutdown. This killed the cash flow and they could not recover. Many companies are gone or still suffering after the economy restarted

Number 6 for me. Four orders with quick shipping. One on order that will take a few months due to their large grapple demand. Poll seems biased to me. One neutral choice and four negative ones, ie#6.

The bigger the rock, the bigger the equipment needed to spread it. Five inch minus will surely need a dozer to spread and walk it in some. The other truism is,” the more fabric you buy, the less rock you buy.” It might be worth putting fabric over the 5”, if you can get it flat enough, before...

Mac’s Tie Downs. Made in Idaho. He has his own ratchets.

My high school chemistry teacher had a sign above her desk that has stuck with me. “When all else fails, read the instructions”.

I use a 10k "9900" trailer for a 5500# tractor. Leaves room for an implement on the back. Bigger weight also means bigger brakes and tires. 20' seems to work well for me. I tow with a F150 eco boost with a weight distribution hitch. I drove from Oregon to Arizona at 200# under GVCWR and...

If you are thrilled with it so far, replace the fixed tube with a hydraulic cylinder. Then it will work just like an excavator. "It's a fair bit of work though".

I have a 2012 4020R that has developed a leak at the front axle rear pivot connection. I was told that this seal uses O rings for the seal by a mechanic where I bought the tractor. Has anyone else had this problem, or be able to shed some more light on this for me? I bought the tractor while...

Is it possible to put a loader, say 2000 pounds on a 5101eu? This is a narrow wheel bases 5101 that is used for vinyards, berry farms, and other row crops. Still it is bigger than most compact tractors. Just curious. It would give a tractor that is mostly used for spraying a bit more...

Here's a few pictures. Maybe.