Da Tank CT 235 with Tryg chains all around

[powerscol]

Well I decided the horses needed more room to roam so I put the tractor to work pushing through 3 feet of snow in the pasture. What I really need to do is clean out the paddock, but dumb me blocked the short way with snow from the storage yard. I got to the paddock today after pushing out about 400 feet. Horses ran and jumped all over the place where I had pushed it back. Tomorrow Ill get pictures and clean the paddock. In low range with the tryg chains the only thing stopping the tractor is loss of traction. Man can this beast move snow.

Now if you want a laugh, the neighbor has a rear mounted snow blower AND GAVE ME A CALL TONIGHT TO SEE IF I NEEDED HELP:laughing: I should have remembered him sooner. Anyway the seat time was calming and it was a bit fun.

 

[Green Acres Homestead]

Those chins are wicket

 

[leonz]

AH, so you did find the chains afterall eh?

I bet the hay munchers are happy now too.

I gave up hoping the mule would get stolen and invested in battery tender to keep the battery charged as it was costing me over fifty dollars to replace it every year and since I did not buy new belts for the snow blower I figured I would just keep the battery charged and hope the mule lasts one more year as no one is making a good lawn and garden tractor anymore.

 

[TheMadOne]

AH, so you did find the chains afterall eh?

I bet the hay munchers are happy now too.

I gave up hoping the mule would get stolen and invested in battery tender to keep the battery charged as it was costing me over fifty dollars to replace it every year and since I did not buy new belts for the snow blower I figured I would just keep the battery charged and hope the mule lasts one more year as no one is making a good lawn and garden tractor anymore.

Simplicity garden tractors seem pretty robust. Granted, you could have one of their top shelf garden tractors or a BX for the same price...