mud

I'm looking into getting chains for at least the rear of my Ford 2120 to help me haul logs out of the bush. On my other tractor, a Ford 1720, I have used double ring chains and Duogrip chains. The Duogrip worked pretty well on my driveway and other hard packed snow and ice, but didn't perform...

I'm a one person "try to do it all" operation. I've several "projects" lined up in my mind that will require hundreds of 80lb bags of mix but with a loose time frame. I know that is in "buy by the yard and pay to get it done" category but labor is SCARCE and one site is about an hour from the...

We have painted concrete board on the outside of the house. Occasionally, I’ll find a mud wasp nest and break it apart. Unfortunately , there always remains a good part that sticks to the board. Anyone have idea on how to remove the last mud?

I was out of town and my friend used my 2010 Kawasaki mule to pull a stuck zero turn out of the mud. It now has a loud clunking noise coming from somewhere and I'm not really seeing where. The clunk happens in every gear, as well as neutral and speeds up and slows down with the throttle. Any...

So, I made this post in my project area, and figured I'd move it here because some folks have asked me about the tires, I really like them so far. I have about 15 hours on them so far. It has been wet this past 3 weeks, they work awesome in the field on bush hogged hay surfaces, they seem to...

I found some! Literally. Had over 8 inches of rain recently, and I know enough about this area to use an overabundance of caution before venturing forth. But even so, I get taught better by Mother Nature every couple of years. :LOL: You can tell by the mud mark on the rear tire that I didn't...

Well, it finally happened. I've only got about 100 hours on my yanmar YT 359 tractor. Just long enough to feel comfortable and try and do something I probably shouldn't have. I was adding a run for my meat pigs to have access to the pond for water. I got a little too aggressive on how far I...

I have a portion of my lawn that turns into thick nasty mud when it rains. I'm wondering if throwing some pelletized lime on it to try to firm up the soil is a good solution or not. Anybody have any opinions?