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The mower isn't on, the kid is sitting in the seat pretending to mow... This is why you should not believe everything on the internet... except for aliens... they are real.:alien:

Yes, just a crude joke about the owner of EA.... 😒

Missing an anchor??? I'm sure there's a good story to that!!

Run away... too expensive and the easement will be a constant headache which you have no control over. and yes, the logging trucks will use that access.

It was my understanding that all Scouts had "reverse" opening hoods... I googled and the 800 hoods "look" the same but open like normal!?!? I would have lost that bet!!!

I agree with you somewhat but I was assuming, a near empty tank after RoundUp would only leave a trace amount of it. After you refill the tank with water for a 2,4D spray, that trace amount would not effectively hurt a thing. Now the (full strength) residue left in the spray boom, that is...

Problem would happen if you were to use the tank AFTER spraying 2,4D (you clean like you normally would) then use the sprayer on a sensitive crop like like cotton. You *might* get it clean enough but it takes just molecules of 2,4D to screw up some plants. If you are using the tank to kill...

....and what army are you feeding Salmon to? (Looking good, too) (y)

As long as you clock in 10 hours per month, you're good. Remember the bouncing across a field = loader work hours = Pin Wear. Those pins are under pressure as you drive and bounce around. There's no cushioning, so if it's metal on metal, there will be wear.

Is that Ted's new business??? :ROFLMAO: 🤪 :whistle:

Any rubber hose would need to be replaced. It takes a molecule of 2,4D to screw up certain plants. Cotton is super sensitive... The tank should be able to be cleaned. Pretty sure it's still usable as a weed killer.

If you are asking about bolt on grapples...Look at WR Long. https://www.wrlonginc.com/single-dual-dualx They are nice to have to pick things up!!! Add a tooth bar for more function!!! I also use moly grease on everything...

What you first need to do is check your PSI for your system. Kubota "usually" sets their pressure on the lower side of the scale. My guess is most companies do that... Gauge and a quick connect to hook into the system or "T" into a line, just use hydraulic connections to be safe...

Tractors are built with "safety" margins... you start lifting more weight with the FEL and you'll turn over easier... You want more power, put a turbo on the engine and crank up the hydraulic pressure, which can be done, until it blows up... Then you can buy a new tractor with bigger...

John, post a photo of yours and we call let you know... basically, you remove the top link, the "main" boom attaches directly to where the top link was attach (the back of the tractor).

Jeff, It's not a big deal but this thread is 22 years old and the OP (original poster) has not been around for the last 4 years... If you are looking to sell it, there is a marketplace on this forum... List the location and price (but no personal data).

"you'll fill that up... you better make it bigger"; Things you will NOT see in a reply to this thread....

Since you borrowed the PHD, ask about borrowing his tractor too... 🤪 :ROFLMAO:

Can't really see, is there another hole to mount the "top link" lower or closer to the tractor? Usually, there's 2, 3 or 4 more holes on the top link....

Is there a release on the side of the truck??? I looked at a few videos, bigger hammer might be the answer. 🤪

About 2005-ish... helped with road building and paths into the woods. Mainly light duty work but work, none the less. Right now it needs a steering clutch on the right side... It's a friends' dozer but I was offered it, for free - just need to fix the right side steering clutch (I declined...

It was a wee bit bigger than the dozer should have had. 1199A Long backhoe...

I have WR Long's bolt on grapple, love it and at 143 pounds, I don't even know it's on the bucket. I lost a pin (long story, my mistake) and asked WR Long about buying a replacement. I was eating lunch in Tarboro, NC everyday for most summers. So they said to just drop by. Owner got the blue...

Found a photo of removing the "massive" boxwood stumps... and right before the bolts stripped out of the back of the Nortac dozer!

Good luck... boxwood roots are far tougher than you think. I ripped a 3 point top hitch out of a tractor (6 bolts), trying to pull up a small 3x3 boxwood. Granted it was a cheap Chinese tractor... Lots of axe work, cutting roots and hand digging deep down and was able to yank it out with a...

I think it comes down to if your implements all fit the quick hitch or not... mine are old and used and only a few fit the quick hitch. With Pat's, everything fits it! To make Pat's work better, I did upgrade my 3 point hitch screw tighteners to the quick adjusting stabilizing arms. Now that...

Don't care, just take plenty of photos!!!! :ROFLMAO: Only want to check out her welds!

Maybe the Redheaded stepchild.... Glad I don't have to deal with that!!! Honey Locust is bad enough... I use Roundup or Garlon 4 Ultra to kill what pops up after I mow it down.

When you have even more free time.... Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park Gallery

Yes, you can Mute the conversation... and Unmute it to get notifications again.

Is this the one you are looking at??? https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-90-amp-mig-welder.html

I would recommend this one, Amico: Amazon.com I also have a Titanium 125 DC wire welder. The Amico welder burns hotter. The Amico will also trip the 110 ac breaker where the Titanium welder does not trip it (both were set at 110ac/20 amp). If you ever get 220/240 wired up, the Amico also...

Cutting his dash with a chainsaw to install a radio... laugh my butt off as he did it and again at the stupid comments and reactions that followed... He gets things done, no matter what it takes...

They have resellers about 3.5 hours away from you in Western Tx. Nothing in New Mexico. Looking up their head quarters, it looks like they are just importing china stuff, they don't look like they manufacturer it. They started in 2022... from their website.

In JPG form... also downloaded their original one from 2009...

Same, I remove the shoes... for what's it is worth, your photos look perfect! Throw in a dozen or so rocks in each path, and it looks like my "dirt"...

I'm guessing here but where the pallet is located, there might be another pallet on the other side. Plus the one in the rear....

The IT guys check bounced... Surprised that they are not running another "sale"...

WAG, corner the market to increase prices....

Yes it is... 2004-ish vintage. Bought used for $350 about an hour's drive... best thing I ever purchased!!! Edit; I see the hooks!! (y)

Tooth bar works well with the bolt on grapple!!! Also, the grapple is a good place to weld on chain hooks if you are so incline....

Waiting to see the results... I'm thinking of trying to build one of these...

Bare rooted trees but have done gallon pots. Nothing super big like large root balls. 12" breaks up the soil enough that you can dig the hole larger if needed. I will dig a deeper hole than I need, then cave in the side walls for larger holes.

Planting bushes or trees, 12" Planting posts with concrete, 9" Planting posts with dirt, 6" I've done all of them about equally... maybe trees and bushes a tad more.

Is Boatsbynet.com taken??? :ROFLMAO:

Get more seat time, spread the fertilizer one at a time, don't combine the two. Just use a regular fertilizer spreader for the 3 point hitch. Get to know your fertilizer spreader, calibrate one fertilizer at a time so you can dial it in correctly. Write down the setting on the side of the...

I've thought about this which I'm about to say but don't think it will come across correctly. First, I do NOT judge other people for wearing or not wearing safety stuff. My neighbor wears his full face, Stihl helmet when he uses his weed eater.... The reason I don't wear safety stuff is that...

Not proud of it, just how I always rolled most of my life... I cut trees down to pay for college. First job offer was a tree cutting company in New Orleans... brand new bucket truck. Gave me the keys and I was to take down a 50 foot oak in an open area. Looked it over and parked the truck...

Nothing... No glasses, no hearing protection, mainly wear shorts and sneakers. I have cut so many trees in my lifetime. My worst time (unsafe) was cutting logs from a canoe, put a good nick into the side rail when a log started to go under water with my saw - it was not a stable platform to...

What are you really wanting to do? Break up a hard pan, the box blade with a scarifier isn't going to cut it like a subsoiler... If you just want to rough up the top layer to plant seeds with the box blade, I've done that... and it works well.

If you are really concern about not having enough power... buy more HP. I didn't want HST but got it for the wife to be able to use tractor... best thing I ever did. She almost never uses the tractor but I sure do love the HST. It gets so much more work done and I'm not tired and sore at...

John Deere Hydraulic Oil Dye - MT3668 - use about 1/4 of this and it show up on the glass nicely. {Edit} - the dye is RED, not green!!! ...and about $11.

The alarm pheromone is very volatile and acts quickly on the nearby ants, which then begin to sting. It seems as though they are stinging all at the same time. We used Extinguish Plus Fire Ant Bait for one experiment where we treated large plots by ATV. Works very well...

Is this your first diesel? Do you know about glow plugs and what to do with them? Did you get information from the previous owner about if it was running fine when parked? or was there an issue as to why it was parked? It should be no problems now, if there weren't any when it was parked....

Build plans for the new Castle.... on his "B" roll.

I thought this was funny.... https://paulbhardware.com/coffee

Yea, I forgot to mention to use corn head grease in the gear box instead of oil!!!

Or just use part of it, say, 4 foot of it in thick stuff... Do you have HST,, that help to be able to slow down, when needed. I have a very old Land pride that I need to re-skin (rust) might get to it one of these days... been saying that for 2 years now. Still works but rusted through for...

I'm one who will drive until the wheels fall off but that approach for you could get you killed... Think of it as a life insurance policy and get yourself a new truck (for safety).

Would be a good NEW thread vs. one post buried deep in this old thread...

Ditto... especially, "Pallets in field"

I would be very worried about sticks coming from below... I put 2 layers of mesh down there. Also under the bottom which holds my chains!!! My feelings about covering the lights, if I have crap coming through there, I don't need to be there!!! I can see when stick are getting close to the...

For people in NC; There is a nice EA 55" Wicked Root Rake Grapple on sale Craigs list for 2k... https://raleigh.craigslist.org/hvo/d/hillsborough-55-tractor-hydraulic/7708768478.html

When you look at google maps the address on their website is CJ Incorporated. Found this: Top Dog is a manufacturer of over 50+ American Made Attachments based in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. In 2012, Top Dog was established by its parent company CJ Inc., formally known as CJJ Inc., who first...

Did you buy the replacement gearbox from Bush Hog? OEM or aftermarket? I would check on the gearbox alignment.... if it's sitting on the deck flat. Let us know what you find out.

It could be a leak within the cylinders and they might need to be repacked. Leak from pressure side to the other side, you would not see external oil. Or, it could be both the cylinder and the valve body!!!

Are you trying to import this into the country or are you from another country other than USA??

That's good to know, for a second I thought my Bourbon was doing it!!!!

To be fair, what would take me 4 hours to plant the old way, this can plant in under an hour. Planting "windows" for our work open and shut pretty quick. So speed is money and this will pay off someday... since I retired, I will not see the cost savings.

If that's directed to the research plot planter, $140k but that was with extra crap and it doesn't really work as good as it should!!!! The salesman, no longer works there but he promised several things that just didn't pan out...

This is a research plot planter... As it drives, we were able to spray or apply different granular in-furrow insecticides and/or plant different varieties of seeds. The unit is GPS equipped, so it will start planting 40 foot plots then stops planting to leave us a 7 foot alley. During that...

Looking at the plate, Top Line, I can read... "Bush Hog"

Sorry, but I don't... Thanks for posting it since I have a subsoiler blade with 3 holes at the top, I have been trying to figure out how to mount it to a tool bar!!! This will work perfectly....

You looking for a PTO version or a stand alone? Which Bear Cat unit?? My Bush Hog one chips 4 inch logs, which are sent to through the shredder section. You can put on a medium or fine discharge screen depending on how fine you need the end pieces to be...

My 2005 is still using the original battery, although, I do throw it on a charger before I use her for the weekend ;) Looking forward to the correct answer!!!

This is for your Massey Ferguson 231? 38hp? It's fine if you are digging in sand or mulch... if you want to try clay and rocks, who knows, it might work. The first comment I read on their website was, "Do you sell replacement teeth?" Answer was, "No".

The tooth bar adds strength to the lip of the bucket.

W.R. Long; I use the bolt on, single lid. I don't need to pick up gigantic piles but I have picked up piles that I could not see around. W.R. Long, Inc. | Grapples

Taller? More HP for the PTO? Able to lift more with the front end loader? All 3 things? You looking for a dealer to work on it? or are there mechanics? What's your budget?

Send him an email, subject: "I'll give you $210 for the skidder" He said OBO... I got so much stuff by outbidding by $5 or $10 bucks...

Someone from California is going to think that price is a bargain!!! Hate to say it... Story time... My sister bought 10 Ac. at $100K from their neighbors, she had a horse business and the extra land was used a bunch for riding. Several years later someone was bugging her about buying it...

One other thing to check, had it happen to me, a leaf got into the intake and blocked enough of the air to not allow enough air to fire up the furnace. Furnace would shut down, leaf would fall down (not block) and depending on our luck, it might lite up the next time... but mostly, it blocked...

Can you take a photo of it, and post it for others that might find this thread in the future?

Not 100% sure but check on the side of the transmission case where the transmission lever goes in... You can look up parts in several sites...

Just trying to educate... Pine bark beetles attack live / stressed trees, needing moisture for the young larvae to survive to adulthood (they live just under the bark). When you hear crunching on dead pines, those are wood borers and their young feed in rotting dead wood. As for why people...

I've looped / jumped my clutch safety switch and bypassed the seat switch by holding the SS down.... still alive, tractor hasn't kill me yet. I'm not sure if your safety switches are tied to any ECM / computer, but my simple switches were, you guessed it, simple to bypass....

I have the 4th one with a shear bolt. https://www.agrisupply.com/middle-busters-subsoilers/c/2000046/ Just noticed it doesn't work with the pipe layer, last line in descriptions...

It's been a long time since driving a 2 wheel tractor, Doesn't hitting the split brake on the spinning tire shift power to the other wheel?

That was spelled out in the first post....

Personally, I would be looking at used... something without computer, electronic control module or whatever the fancy crap is... seen too many threads about tractor throwing codes and whatnot. If you can work on / repair your own tractor, I would look at used. You don't list your location...

Have you seen this thread? https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/how-to-build-your-own-custom-backhoe-subframe.171760/

It looks like the seat is flipped up, the engine would still run if that is the case.

Would lowering the spreader to a few inches off the ground help? Or tilt it backwards towards the ground (extend the top link)?

I removed the tubes from mine, wasn't worth it. I didn't put a drain in the tubes, so they just filled with water. Also found a manhole cover that fit perfectly on the top of the 55 gallon drum that I used. I'm thinking of modifying mine to set out even further back away from the tractor to...

Google translate... I have a hard enough time with plain old English!!! Edit: not sure if this link will work or not: (works for me but it might just be because of my saved cookies) There's another thread he wrote on about a bale spear...

你在哪裡使用它？translated is "...Where do you use it?..."

But you are showing the wrong way in your photo. Here, I fixed it for you ;)

Same tooth bar... but bought it used for $100 - had to cut it down a half inch or so to fit my bucket... was a fun welding project.

How does the apple taste? Sweet? There was a guy that was very knowledgeable about apples and could give an educated guess as to varieties based on taste... It's a variety thing... we bought apple trees from a great guy (that finally retired) based on several factors / characteristics. We...

Picture thread it is... A different type of grapple, with a tooth bar to make it complete. Best thing for a tractor!!!

Sidecar. did you flip out? Here is your actually post doing it... https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/how-much-is-a-15-year-old-l2800-hst-with-100-hours-worth.449394/post-6628105 PS. Nice come back; not sure what the heck we would find in your basement... (I'm going to take the upper...

He's done that before... I called him out about it. He said something about his meds....

Any reason you are not hilling both sides of the vines, in one pass? Instead of just one side?

So did the new poster delete his post, thought it was good information, even though it was 11 years later... Did you guys scare him away??? PS. I did think it was pretty darn funny, though!!!

I plan to dig my ratchet rake out of the corner of the barn and see how well it works on a rear blade. I hate the fact that with it on the bucket, you can't pick up dirt or debris.

So I had two pregnant cows come over to my property to give birth. (before I knew this... I usually fire a bird screamer at cows to encourage them to go back...) So if they give birth on my property, do I own them?? JK, called the farmer and he said they will find their way back sooner or...

I would walk into the corner of that bucket and open up a gash... not trying to... just by accident!!!

Are all the bolts tight? Pats, should not have movement. You should be able to use a broom stick across both Pat's hitches and have them raise up parallel.

I live in a "Fence-Out" county... as strange as it sounds, If I don't want cattle on my land, I need to fix his fence. Which I have done and need to expand the repairs further down his fence line. I have warned him that next time, I'm buying a larger freezer.

Can you wrap a chain around the trunk and rip it out? I've won a war against "Tree of Heaven" (from He11) but it took 5 years of spraying...

Surprise I didn't see any mention of this on TBN today... better late than never.

Did you book mark it back when this thread was first opened? Almost 14 years ago?!?! Jan 8, 2010

Our old house, build around the 1930's, was American Chestnut, sawn with a water powered saw mill. I have an architect friend that was into history... you can see where the saw slowed down until enough pressure built up to speed up the saw to cut faster... We had full 2x4 but we also had a...

check your front axle fluid level... just wondering if they fixed that issue!!!

Younger and dumber....

Here you go...

It was a sprayer but the PTO pump (on the very end of the PTO shaft) locked up. I still have not been able to remove / replace it it. I don't have a need (I actually I do but....) to use it as a sprayer so It's a leaf blower for now. I could fix it but there are other things more pressing...

If you have not been watching his "B" rated videos, they can be found here...

I use a Mist blower for an Orchard... What mine looked like before I stripped it down... I removed the hydraulics, the tank and all hoses, just use it to blow leaves out of my ditches...

Stumbled on this youtube live feed....

Mac or Windows? I don't know Mac... in windows, you can Open "Paint" - within the Paint program, you want to open (one at a time) each page. (if you can not locate the file, let us know) Then go to "File" and click on "Save As" (keep the original and make a copy of it), Give it a new name...

Herbicide sprayer and a leaf blower for your leaves....

I'll like to know... Google says 10 years. We have had ours for 5-7? years. Happy with this reading!!

I bought 2 tires from them, I need to buy 4 more!!! ..and plan to soon. They held up well.

Wow, I wish I had readings that low. My high mark was 116.4 (same monitor) - Normal readings is 7-8. If I let the basement "breath" (open doors), I can get it down to 4-5. At my age, it doesn't matter... I do have a fan to try and keep it under what it was. If you are worried, add more fans....

Something like these?

Other name was old and fat... but it was already taken...

Call EA and have them measure it for you... You getting the tail wheel with it?

My builder did that, I had stacked the 6x6 treated blocks neatly and he burned everything that wasn't nailed down!!! I was so pissed at him for wasting so much good wood.

^^^ This, Geotech would be great. First layer would be 4" to 6" crushed rocks. Then minimum, 4" to 6" thick of crusher run (5/8 minus?) on top so that you can grade and smooth once in a while.

It less likely that, that valve has Float but not everyone needs float for the FEL, so yes, he could replace it and have his old valve as a spare...

So the valve on the ground comes with it... You'll need to know if your hydraulic system uses "Power Beyond". Does your FEL use 3 hoses in addition to the 4 lines use to lift and curl your bucket? ...or is it just 2? (sorry don't know your model) Then you'll need to find out if the Valve...

I used to to have a heck of a problem with my trailer lights. Not sure if it's because I have a tilt trailer or not but I finally ended up running a ground wire straight to the lights. Tied it into where it bolts up. Have not had an issue since and I think the lights are brighter, too...

No need for that, if it's too aggressive, simply extend your top link so you ride on the rear blade more... A box blade is all about the top link length. Short it's aggressively digs in, the longer you make it, the less it digs and once you extend the top link enough to where it rides on the...

https://www.agrisupply.com/search.aspx?ss=subsoiler how worn down is it? need measurements for holes....

For $3k you could have added a turbo to the L2501; L2501-Turbo-Details

Since it not **** out above; auto-correct might have changed it to another word....

I use Extinguish fire ant bait, takes a little while to work but will kill them. I walk around with a sealed cup of it and treat mounds that popup near my yard... city property mainly.

You can get Ag/R1 tires with more ply, 6, 8, and 10 ply. Do you need help with mud (because R4 suk bad in muddy areas). Industrial/ R4 are pretty tough with rocks... There is also now R14's but I don't know anything about them...

Normally, the chains are used instead of the top link. This allows the tractor and mower to not get into binding situations (mow across ditches). Would mount high on the back of the tractor... Rops or by the top link. google "mower check chains" then look at images...

Look up "algae diesel treatment"... Personally, I would clean out the tank and get fresh fuel and still treat it.

https://www.compactractorparts.com/tractor-parts/hitch-kits/leveling-rods It's just a mistake... they are also called "adjustable stabilizer"; "Adjustable Side Link" I say tomato, you say tomato...

How many times do you think you'll need to use the tilt feature or the box blade in general? If you have roads to build or land to be leveled, I would think hard about a Top-N-Tilt hydraulics. About a grand if you do the work. If you don't want to invest in to that set up. The Leveling Box...

What time frame defines "long period"? I assume the Pacific North Coast would also be different than the dry air of Arizona! I used to never use the clutch lock and it might be 5 or 6 months before getting back to my tractor. I decided that using the lock was better than ever having to deal...

I would be surprised if your Grand L doesn't have a way to lock the clutch down. {Edit} I looked up your model, and #60 was a block of wood called "32240-15950 PIECE DISTANCE" About $12!!! Mine is a pin below the petal, down just below the floor boards. A pin to slide into the arm of the...

Again, I don't know your model enough... the connection right behind the seat is normally the "return to Tank" port from the FEL. Once the 3 point hitch gets power (via. power beyond hose from the FEL valve), the 3 point hitch has it's own (internal) way to return oil to the tank. That's all...

Pine bark beetles are about the size of a half a grain of rice. What you are most likely seeing are Wood bores (like Sawyer beetles), that come into a dead tree after the pine bark beetles have killed the tree.

Not familiar with your model or loader but did you have 3 hoses from the FEL valve (other than the 4 lines for lift and curl) or was there only two other lines? On mine, there is 3 hoses, the 3rd being the power beyond hose that powers the 3 point hitch. So, power in, return to tank (which you...

...Forgot to add if you want the method of using the back, heel of the bucket to work even better (in float mode) Fill the bucket with dirt (or rocks) to give it more weight as you back drag it. You will not flatten it in one drag, you have to go over the area multiple times. Even then, a box...

You should be using the back, heel of the bucket, in float mode... driving in reverse.

Fill the leaking gear box with corn head grease... It will work just fine.

I'll look into it, but hate to get rid of the old cork gasket!!! 🍾 (to be fair, I was young and stupid back then.... Now I'm old and still stupid!!)

You did not post photo of your whole deck but mine does not trap water (and that would bug me, too). Mine is pretty old (bought used around 2006-ish). It's a tank and I walk all over it. I would not be surprised if newer ones are not built as good. I'm at a point where I could replace the 4...

I love my Bush Hog RDTH 72" - best investment, and most used implement in my fleet. Grease it every time I used it and it cuts 4 acres - bought it used for $700. Bought 2 belts and one new set of blades. I would highly recommend the Bush Hog RDTH 72

I would only worry about drift with 2,4D - If you're spraying RoundUp... I would not worry as much (you need good spray coverage, a little drift isn't as bad).

List it for $2k... you can always go down on the price... It looks like it never touched dirt before!

5030, are you really replying to yourself? If so, are you going to put yourself on your ignore list??? Is that even possible?

The max psi for that nozzle should be between 10 and 40 psi, pushing it to 45 can allow driff... fine droplets.

Is that a photo of it brand new? If that is what it looks like now, you can get a lot more.... Show a photo of it now.

TF-VP 3 will have larger drops. 8003-VS will have medium drops.... What PSI are you using?

I need to know more... to lazy to (and I don't trust "financial" people). Might as well get good information from TBN!!! So, I plan to take my SS at 62 in 6 months, I don't need to (I have pensions and savings) but when else do I plan to actually USE the money? Regardless, my question is...

Hydraulic Fluid...

What I found from the interwebs... https://www.greentractortalk.com/threads/proworks-grapple-review.203905/ #11, "...consulted a friend and he said that pro works was American $hit..."

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgUGfzMeW6jKEJVD1z_8ipMrZQRQbfSgO He has gone back several years to finish some "B" roll videos. The 3rd one down shows his new Kitchen in the new section of the castle. The 2nd video, Old Levi lives on in video world!! 1st one is mainly Sam in a...

So can we assume you have a HST? Hydrostatic transmission Vs. a Manual / Gear transmission? The two models are very different when it comes to engage the PTO. The manual is bullet proof - never heard of a problem... HST is a cable assist and the manual is a straight lever. Older L2800 HST...

Well, you got to start somewhere and now is a good time. The most amazing thing I've seen (not sure if it was here or on OTT) but a group of us were able to explain how to set up Hydraulics to a farmer in Ukraine (I think that was the country) on his Kubota! He English was marginal but we...

from google: "...It is directly related to the transmission interaxle ratio and the size of the tires. The value is expressed in percentage and a positive value (Lead) means that the front axle will cover more distance than the rear. A negative value (lag) will mean that the rear tires will be...

Sounds like a great feature!!! Since I joined in the "sliding rear tires until the bottom of the hill" club - I wish my tractor had that feature!!!

post the first 2 or 3 digits of the serial number, we can tell you more of the "issues" you might have. If it's truly a 2007, most of the issues were corrected by early to mid 2006. The problem is tractors can sit on dealer's lots for a long time and when it's sold doesn't really matter as...

I have my settings set to where I never view anyone's Signatures... Posting your signature here just in case others did not see it in your signature. I miss good old thingy... ,,,course,,it is gas,and gas is,,well,gas,,so,,but it kills the @#$$ oughta them yellow jackets,,,thingy

That's a good price with today's market

Why don't you use the FEL to dig some dirt up, then fill up the holes and plant grass? If it's too many holes, disk it all up and start over...

Or sponsoring a race team in Nascar... Oh, wait... they done that already... too late.

You normally only see buddy seats in Cab tractors... where someone can't fall off (out).

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/my-homemade-crane-for-erecting-timberframe-and-hoisting-timberframe-trusses.327968/ Not mine above...It's TerryMcQ he was Last seen on TBN on May 2, 2020 You looking for something to buy or build? 3PH or FEL?

But where the 3 point arms attach to the mower deck, those should have their own "float" built in. The pins should move up and down freely... at least they do on my RDTH-72 Bush Hog finishing mower. So photos of how it's connected to the tractor, would help.

I was replying to the OP... my first account started on Jul 25, 2005 - Darn it, missed mine by a day, too!!!

I was a little slow on the up-take... Joined TBN; Jul 12, 2003

Photos would help... I'm guessing that one of the blades hit something and is bent. Which could push more air to the other side while it's cutting lower... Lift the mower up with the 3 point hitch and get a photo of the blades underneath....

That's all good information to know... and Thank you for letting us know the out come!!!

How many hours on the tractor?

I replaced my fuel filter (without using the inner "O" ring), It leaked like a mother... I'm guessing that you might have the "o" ring in there... if it's not leaking. If it's working fine, don't mess with it...

https://www.massimomotor.com/Mini-Tractor $2,500 for the toy...

Do you keep the tractor in a garage? or outside? It surely will not hurt anything (other than your wallet) to change it. If it was HST, I would worry more about the oil but since it's gear, I wouldn't worry much about it. Have you checked your front axle oil level? Back in the day, they...

She's back... Samantha posted a video on her channel... comments were basically unknown if they are together again or if she is just working for him. Funny to me, when Andrew doesn't post videos for a while, she shows up in them. (Just saying....)

Oh to be young and stupid again... I would only care if it was above 100* but I would still have to get into a Tyvek suit, rubber gloves, full face-mask respirator and spray insecticides on about 0.5 acre, (7,260 feet, a little over a mile) walking it with a 50# backpack sprayer on. Used to...

We used cardboard... covered with wood chips or mulch.

I used a 55 gallon drum, Set it away from your tractor will give you more counter balance to the FEL. Friend had several bags of harden concrete bags that he wanted to get rid of. Broke them up and dumped them in... Old photo but I've since removed the pipes (or rain collectors as I called...

I looked up your tire, it is 6 ply and the pressure should be 36 psi (35 it totally fine). Air gauges are at best "rough" estimates!!!

Not going to recommend anything to you... Just letting you know what I use. My L2800 HST and a 72" box blade works very well for me. I've flatten the sides of hill to make a flat spot that campers stay on and dug a new road down to the creek with mine. Moving material from the high side...

Are there marketable timber on the property? Could you have it logged and stumps removed for the price of the logs? Around here, the lumber barely pays to have the stumps removed.

"...is that {USA} we emphasize rescue care, acute care at the expense of investing in, supporting, and enabling health promotion and disease prevention...” Nice link to the death rate paper... What I got out of it, is why I don't plan to live that long. Have not been to the doctor for 10...

I just retired 2 months ago, at 61. I would have worked another year but my bones (ankles) said otherwise. Back when I was younger, I joked that if I was still working in 2021, someone needs to just shoot me... (I was "looking" to retire early but the pension $$ get better looking at "closing...

I have to admit, I have a few hundred $$ in left over parts. Extra parts so I would not need to order more the first time. ...and yes, I did need to order more parts, the correct parts!! You are also correct that it too took lots of time to gather up the parts. That was actually in my...

The tire information you gave means they are Ag / R1 Also, what Ply tires? (written on the tire) I guessing you might have the 4 ply vs. 6 or 8. What does your tire say (on the side wall) about what PSI to run them at? 20 PSI does seem low... With 4x4 and AG; are the tire sizes: Front...

What pressure do you run in them? I keep them around 40 PSI... I only roll them off when they are low (Have a tube in one and need to put a tube in the one that loses air!!!)

If all you need is a single remote, that's not a bad way to go. Even cheaper if you source the parts yourself. For me, sourcing the parts myself, for 3 valves, Top-N-Tilt, plus a grapple was not much more money than what that is listed for. BUT that was several years before prices went...

We have lost a few to (what I GUESS is) white pine needle disease (WPND). It took a couple of years for the trees to die - I did not try to save them... not sure they could have been saved. Lower branches dies off and work the way up the tree over the years...