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O.K. I'll bite. Here is one of my favorites, first winter with my CT 230. :thumbsup:

This my or may not be a dumb question. I've been reading up on tig welders downloading manuals to help me make a decision. Any way when I get to the parts about the high frequency start it looks like they suggest you ground every piece of metal in the workshop. Is this really necessary ? What...

One so far my Bobcat CT230, unless I get lucky on the lottery.:thumbsup:

I went with a 3 point also. I bought a 72'' king kutter rear discharge. Way easier to pull the blades off for a sharpening.

Here's a contribution from the east coast of Wisconsin.

Had a nice gentle 4''-5'' snowfall last night, just though I'd share.

I have a slight problem. I was fueling up my 230 the other day with one of those wonderful gov't approved fuel cans and slipped off of the edge of the filler neck with that little nub. When I pulled the spout out the cap was gone. It's in the fuel tank. I've tried fishing it out several times...

I've got a CT230 . It's very reliable, fairly easy on fuel, weight is about 3069 lbs. I have been using it to cut my lawn and with the R4 tires does not seem to hurt the lawn at all. Best of all it was way less money than a Deere.:D

This is my first time posting, been mostly reading. I bought a ct230 about a month and a half ago. Absolutely love the tractor. Anyway I want to add rear remotes soon and I'm wondering how difficult a job it's going to be. Oh I might add it's a Hydrostatic. Thanks Much.