So I was out "playing" on my new B7100.....

[DiezNutz]

I don't know what they are, but I'm pretty sure its not poison ivy

X2. I can tell you all about poison ivy... let's just say I've gotten REALLY good at spotting it in dense brush... this ain't it.

 

[JimWalch]

I used to get yelled at all the time for improper foot wear, but am improving. About seven years ago I was working on a home project in some sandals, and dropped a 4x8 piece of 3/4" OSB from about a foot high right on my left big toe. Didn't break anything, but it slipped the entire toenail right off...still hasn't grown back right...lol. I actually used to push mow in them, too, until I really visualized what would happen if my foot slipped under the deck while working on a grade.

Anyway, looks like a comfy set.

I know exactly how you feel. Did the same thing with 1/2" OSB coming off a 4' high truck bed. Needed to put on some dry shorts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[beppington]

I should of just kept going forward to see if I would of made it but I chickened out. I didn't want to be to hard on the old B7100.

Kept going?? I see a creek!! If you got stuck beside the crick, I dunno how you were gonna git across it!! :laughing: Looks like fun, though!

 

[General Lee]

Kept going?? I see a creek!! If you got stuck beside the crick, I dunno how you were gonna git across it!! :laughing: Looks like fun, though!

The creek is fairly shallow right now and has a solid rock bottom. The banks of the creek aren't to steep. I cross it all the time with my ATV but then again it doesn't way over 1,000 pounds :laughing: When I was trying to get *unstuck* the tractor would go forward all it wanted but just couldn't get out in reverse. I had no front end steering because the mud was so thick the front end would barely turn. I was cranking on the steering wheel and at times felt I was about to break something. I decided to give up and get the other tractor. It was fun, until I had to walk up a steep hill to get the B3200. I'll try it again soon enough.