Bobrown14
Silver Member
New here and new tractor owner.
Finally found a decent tractor. Bought a LS MT352 with shuttle and cab with 20hrs on it. All the dealers anywhere near me didn't have any cab tractors. We live in Upstate NY finger lakes with a long driveway (asphalt) complete with speed bumps ffs. Gotta dig them off.
Anyway we have about 17 acres in field and the rest are wooded with groomed trails and brush in a large field that was let go for 10plus years. Going to be clearing out the brush and hopefully get a nice field to work on after clearing/burning this winter if the snows aren't too bad. (wish me luck).
Getting used to using the rotary cutter but its the rainy season now so no tractoring until the water is gone. It's a mud hole in a few low areas. Got to try out the 4wd and dig up some sod a little bit. Fun times... sorta at least I got the tractor properly muddy.
Now looking for a snow pusher. Probably go purchase 1 today local.
New to tractors other than a large zero turn. Now learning how to do turns with a cutter on. This tractor has 2 brake pedals so I can do a pretty sharp turn. Should I lift the implement before turning? Also lernt how to set implement height with stopper inside the cab on the position control.
This tractor is fully loaded with all the options except no mid PTO.
Draft control on the loader and the rear 3pt hitch. I have no i-deer what I'm doing but gonna learnt how once the snows start. Been brush cutting and will hook up the tiller and till our large veggie garden once everything is harvested. Still have some potatoes and a bit more beets to go but almost done for the year. Already planted the fall cover crops next till the remainder and plant some more cover crops.
Finally found a decent tractor. Bought a LS MT352 with shuttle and cab with 20hrs on it. All the dealers anywhere near me didn't have any cab tractors. We live in Upstate NY finger lakes with a long driveway (asphalt) complete with speed bumps ffs. Gotta dig them off.
Anyway we have about 17 acres in field and the rest are wooded with groomed trails and brush in a large field that was let go for 10plus years. Going to be clearing out the brush and hopefully get a nice field to work on after clearing/burning this winter if the snows aren't too bad. (wish me luck).
Getting used to using the rotary cutter but its the rainy season now so no tractoring until the water is gone. It's a mud hole in a few low areas. Got to try out the 4wd and dig up some sod a little bit. Fun times... sorta at least I got the tractor properly muddy.
Now looking for a snow pusher. Probably go purchase 1 today local.
New to tractors other than a large zero turn. Now learning how to do turns with a cutter on. This tractor has 2 brake pedals so I can do a pretty sharp turn. Should I lift the implement before turning? Also lernt how to set implement height with stopper inside the cab on the position control.
This tractor is fully loaded with all the options except no mid PTO.
Draft control on the loader and the rear 3pt hitch. I have no i-deer what I'm doing but gonna learnt how once the snows start. Been brush cutting and will hook up the tiller and till our large veggie garden once everything is harvested. Still have some potatoes and a bit more beets to go but almost done for the year. Already planted the fall cover crops next till the remainder and plant some more cover crops.
