What did you do on or to your LS Tractor today?

[Underdog57]

Used my stump bucket to dig around 4 trees and then push them over, then cutting into firewood and cleaning up the mess!

 

[Cycledude]

Looked like a beautiful tree, are you planning to widen your driveway or something ?

 

[Underdog57]

Looked like a beautiful tree, are you planning to widen your driveway or something ?

Yeah, several people have backed into that tree!

 

[Cycledude]

My tractor regenerated for the first time at about 33 hours, today at 105 hours it regenerated for the second time, everything seemed to turn out like it’s supposed to both times.

 

[Avenger]

With the new rain and soil starting to loosen up, I got out on the backhoe and started digging stumps, again. The bane of my existence.

 

[PCABE5]

[QUOTE="Avenger, post: 6101203, member: 323657"I got out on the backhoe and started digging stumps, again. The bane of my existence.[/QUOTE]


Your last sentence is pretty funny... good luck in the others.

 

[Avenger]

Yeah, funny only because its so true. Ever since we logged, we have stumps galore. My backhoe is great, except for the 24in bucket on it. Digging a stump typically takes me an hour or so. This one took me 2. It simply would not let go! I have got to make a ripper tooth. Just lack of time, money, and availability of raw materials at this point.

 

[Diggin It]

I did a wee bit of stumping too. 3-4 inchers though and only a couple. Got a few more tomorrow. Planted some Rose of Sharon for a privacy hedge years ago, then let it get out of control. Now I need the area for something else anyways, so they all have to come out. Whatever new sprouts come up next spring will be mowed or moved.

BH went on pretty easy today. Don't really like the idea of pulling the 3 pt stuff every time since I had a pattern down before. Need to work on the tensioner turnbuckles though, so it'll work out OK.

 

[Drewintoledo]

Used pallete forks and moved a 4x6 concrete pad that’s about 3-4 inches thick. I only have a my225e but I thought it would do a bit less grunting. She barely picked it up. On the other hand, the weight was extending Kind of far out in front. Had to crawl to keep the rear tires on the ground.

 

[Bearsixty7]

Used pallete forks and moved a 4x6 concrete pad that’s about 3-4 inches thick. I only have a my225e but I thought it would do a bit less grunting. She barely picked it up. On the other hand, the weight was extending Kind of far out in front. Had to crawl to keep the rear tires on the ground.

I had a 4' x 10' pad about 4-5" thick I removed a few months ago and my MT240 would just lift it enough with pallet forks to drag it across the ground. Once I broke it into 2 pieces it lifted it fine.