Spring servicing and cleaning

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Ain't that the truth, you should see mine right now. I usually park my tractors when it's muddy, but I've had pond levy repairs and home site prep work and the mud has been flying. As to new tractors, like you, I've bought my last one, no I really mean it this time...

Yeah, me to. Bought a used BX1500 MMM yesterday from Barlows.

 

[TripleR]

Yeah, me to. Bought a used BX1500 MMM yesterday from Barlows.

I saw that and it's your last one...

 

[The Suburban Farmer]

Instead of doing it half arse with Simple Green and a pressure washer, get a bucket and some soap and put sponge to paint.

When I wash the cars, I line the tractor up next to them and do car --> truck --> tractor in sequence. Doing the tractor only adds a few extra minutes once I'm set up for the cars. I save the tractor for last and can usually use the same bucket of suds for all three. Wash-rinse-dry-put in garage, wash-rinse-dry-put into garage, wash-rinse-dry-put in shed... it's an assembly line.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

I saw that and it's your last one...

Absolutely....for sure....no doubt about it .....last one.......finished buying.....for sure.....positively almost for sure.

 

[AStanton]

Now that I got my cistern half filled with rain water, thought it would be a good time to fire up the pressure washer and wash the winter grime off the Kubotas.

 

[meos1]

Now that I got my cistern half filled with rain water, thought it would be a good time to fire up the pressure washer and wash the winter grime off the Kubotas.

Nice B and BX. I like to armour all the thing after I fluid film it. Just cant stand to see high dollar machines looking like crap.

 

[AStanton]

Thanks for the positive comment. I would never armour the seat of that BX. I was in rabbit speed one day, hit a bump without my belt on, and almost did a Dixie!