PICTURES ONLY thread

[old gray]

moving some firewood

 

[nvmyhd]

My new toy
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Gotta love my little farm hand, she started crawling in the wheel well and the wife snapped the picture.
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And the first mods. LED's
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[AaronS]

Tell us more about the LED lights please. Where did you find them? What model number are they? Was it a simple wiring job?

 

[George2615]

Tell us more about the LED lights please. Where did you find them? What model number are they? Was it a simple wiring job?

I bought an LED light for use at night when backing up (mainly used in winter while plowing). Bought mine on Ebay for $57. Mine is 21" wide. Its 120 Watt and works very well. I made a bracket to go across the back to mount it on (3/16" angle and some 3/16" flat stock). Also made one for the front and moved the front cab driving lights down onto it. The third pic shows my garage door at night from 24' away. No moon that night, it was pitch black outside.
The only other lights I've added are amber flashing strobes. 3 front and 3 back seen just under the LED light. And for me it was a simple wiring job. Just time consuming to pop the roof top and side panel inside to run wiring and a rocker switch.

 

[nvmyhd]

Tell us more about the LED lights please. Where did you find them? What model number are they? Was it a simple wiring job?

Check out my thread here http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/ls-tractors/317315-proud-owner-new-owner-manual.html

It was pretty easy only hard part was snaking the wire to feed the relay.
Mounting will all depend on what light you go with.
It was easy with mine I just made 2 L brackets and every thing lined up.
If I was to do it again I would probably bend the bracket up to follow the roof line as it will raise the light up a little and the roof bolts will be easier to access.
With that being said it does not block my line of sight were it is.

 

[YardBikeBob]

My Darwin Award Submission

Supporting Documentation

Bob

 

[Underdog57]

My Darwin Award Submission

Supporting Documentation

Bob

Well done Bob!! :laughing: At least you had your ROPS up!

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[TrentonMaple]

My new R3039 and the 1952 Ford 8N it replaced.






Building a sugarhouse for this winter's maple sugaring

 

[AaronS]

Congrats. That's a big leap forward in technology.

 

[Bob77064]

Congrats on the new tractor.

 

[nvmyhd]

Since this was back on page 4 I thought I better bump it TTT.

It's two months old but hey its a good action shot.

 

[jaydee325]

Some fun today!

 

[peter3759]

Loving this tractor! Doing some grading with my new everything attachments xtreme duty box blade! Highly recommend their box blade!

 

[BLUE ME]

CHEERS.
125 HOURS
CHANGED OIL AND FILTER ENGINE.
LOVE THE BACKHOE FOR SKIDDING TREES.
PERFECT SIZE FOR WHAT I AM DOING.
HERE'S SOME PIC'S








































cHEERS
GOTTA LOVE TRACTORS
MY BACKHOE IS THE BEST TREE PROCESSER.
CHEERS

 

[Underdog57]

Wow!! What a beautiful piece of property, very nice!!!!!:thumbsup:

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[BLUE ME]

Thanks.
I was rested enuff to git more don.
















Cheers all.

 

[amarsh64]

You were right Bob ! This thing is a money pit . I had to flatten out some ground behind the house to put the new enclosure for the tractor . It will do for the next 2-3 years until I get a Garage up .
Anyway , it gave me a good reason to put a little scrape in the ground out back .

 

[JbirdNC]

WOW Blue Me..... what a beautiful property. So jealous right now!

 

[BLUE ME]

Thanks very much.
I have been working on this property for 20 years.
I was 40 years same job, 20 years here and it was my birthday.
The tractor was my present.
Only regret is I didn't have one sooner.
Sure beats an atv all to heck.
Cheers.:drink:

 

[BLUE ME]

Picking Dandelions

Cheers.
:drink: