2 Acres half Woods and Lawn Is this B2320 for me?

[xring]

Nicely done. :thumbsup:
Let us know the first time you forget to take the ROPS down comming into the garage.

Make yourself a sign on a string that hits you in the face before you can pull in enough. Hang it when you put up the ROPS and take it down when the ROPS goes down. It it continues to live in the garage.

I clipped the garage door the first time I put it back in, lucky for me I just got the little 1x2 trim piece that covers the gap at the top.

 

[TheMadOne]

Oh man, that'll give me nightmares. I was mowing downhill with a MMM and nothing else. I went down in mid range, 2WD. I paused at the top and when I went over, I never lost traction. One hill ends in a shallow ditch and the other in my driveway. I figured going uphill would be a back flip risk. Maybe I should take some pictures.

I've flipped a JD 110 mowing uphill. It sucked, but there was no way to go "down" the hill in question as it runs right into a wooded section. It's now returned to nature, as in I escaped without injury the first time, and I don't poke Mr. Reaper in the eye more often than I have to.

 

[Avery11]

Update. I now have 10 hours on my tractor and I love it more every day. I'm already up to my eyeballs in remodeling jobs for the boss inside the house; it never occurred to me that a tractor means she can now have "outdoor living space" as well.

Scraping away the organic material to lay a bed of stone for a fire ring in the woods. This was my first go with an attachment; a Ratchet Rake. I wish the big teeth were beveled like the Piranha bar. They don't do much for me as they just comb saplings and undergrowth because the vegetation slips off of the flat teeth. Here is a bad photo.

 

[brasco426]

You can find a lot to do around your property owning a tractor. Landscaping becomes fun and much easier on your back. You will be the envy of your neighbors . Good to hear you pleased with the machine. It's definitely a commitment, but well worth it!