ronniereb
New member
Howdy folks,
Just found & joined your forum boards. Located on 10 acres of the 79 acre family farm with lots of rough land 5 acres of which are under leased tillage by one of our local large farmers. They also tend the balance of the farm land under my nephews ownership.
Looking for a SCUT loader backhoe to cleanup some bottom land of trees & brush, I found an MT 125 used at the LS dealers in Concord NC. Bought it in November and learning it's kinks & quirks.
in leveling some mudland and digging out small tree stumps. One thing I quickly realized is how tippy it can be on uneven ground having no ballast in the tires and the very narrow chassis width.
!st thing I'm looking for is 2" spacers for the rear wheels and 2nd is ballasting the tires. I've bought an LED light bar facing front and 2 ditch lights (back side) to hang on the rops bar by mounting on isolator rubber mounts into a 4 foot piece of aluminum T-track. Rubber mounting should take care of the vibration of the tractor and mounting the t-track with U-bolts around the rops bar will maintain the integrity of the bar strength.
Sooooo, greetings and salutations from central metrolina. Looking forward to conversations with others here.
Just found & joined your forum boards. Located on 10 acres of the 79 acre family farm with lots of rough land 5 acres of which are under leased tillage by one of our local large farmers. They also tend the balance of the farm land under my nephews ownership.
Looking for a SCUT loader backhoe to cleanup some bottom land of trees & brush, I found an MT 125 used at the LS dealers in Concord NC. Bought it in November and learning it's kinks & quirks.
in leveling some mudland and digging out small tree stumps. One thing I quickly realized is how tippy it can be on uneven ground having no ballast in the tires and the very narrow chassis width.
!st thing I'm looking for is 2" spacers for the rear wheels and 2nd is ballasting the tires. I've bought an LED light bar facing front and 2 ditch lights (back side) to hang on the rops bar by mounting on isolator rubber mounts into a 4 foot piece of aluminum T-track. Rubber mounting should take care of the vibration of the tractor and mounting the t-track with U-bolts around the rops bar will maintain the integrity of the bar strength.
Sooooo, greetings and salutations from central metrolina. Looking forward to conversations with others here.
