Storing attachments

FL_Cracker · Jun 18, 2005

What a great idea. More days off. I'm plannig to mow the pasture with the rotary cutter now, but my main reason for purchasing it is to cut 3000-4000 feet of field trails that are in steep and uneven ground. Lots of rocks pop up every year and hidden branches. I don't want to subject the RM990 to that. If it wasn't for the field trails I would just have the RM990....

Thanks again for the help.

FL_Cracker · Jun 18, 2005

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Is that kind of like a back seat driver, I already got one of those. She's Mrs. FL_Cracker
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edski · Jun 22, 2005

I store my tractors in the barn or shop, along with FEL and BH. Attachments with gear boxes (Bush Hog, PHD, etc) go under the lean-to on the shop. The hunks of steel (Box Scraper, back blade, plows, etc) go where ever there's room...mostly outside in the elements on a wooden pallet. They only rust slowly, and paint is cheap.
Good luck.

FL_Cracker · Aug 24, 2005

Well my barn is going slow so the tractor shed is still in a holding pattern. Drove by the storage area today and took this shot. Missing is the FEL, forklift attachment, and PHD. (Also L5030)

All I have done is clear the trees for the shed. Just roughed it in so the soil could settle...

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