Not to start another debate on "safety", just curious why one would feel the need to spend time removing the stickers when they can just be ignored if one's of the opinion they aren't helpful or needed? I'm of the opinion it's your tractor and you can do what you want, but seems like a lot of effort for minimal benefit it any.
It's not to bad just watching it on my computer while you're cleaning it up at your place just keep it over there I hate snowMore snow removal this morning in 5F weather. There was close to 6" on the ground and we've already had more snow this winter than we had the entire winter last year. It's days like this when the comfort of a cab is really appreciated, particularly when the snow is very light and powdery such that it blows all over the place. A rear windshield wiper is a must have.
Getting started.
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Plowing the lower driveway.
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Upper driveway and parking areas done.
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Short video of the snow blower in action, and clearly my struggle trying to back up the tractor while taking video footage out of the rear window!I really like the sound of the tractor and blower working together.
You have just committed a federal felony, that is worse than tearing off the labels on your pillows and mattress. I will see if we can get enough members on here to raise the amount of bail money that you are going to need just to get out of jail. Then there is the legal team that you are going to need. Unfortunately for you, Clarance Darrow has passed away, so you will have to seek out your own dream team of lawyers to defend you. I suggest that you start with Gerald Leonard Spence. He is a semi-retired American trial lawyer. He is a member of the Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame. Spence has never lost a criminal case before a jury either as a prosecutor or a defense attorney and has not lost a civil case since 1969. Good luck my friend, and if you wind up in jail, I will ask my wife to bake you some cookies to accompany you on the trip up the river.
You're getting your money's worth this winter. We're on the mild side for another week. The little bit we got melted over the weekend.More snow removal this morning in 5F weather. There was close to 6" on the ground and we've already had more snow this winter than we had the entire winter last year. It's days like this when the comfort of a cab is really appreciated, particularly when the snow is very light and powdery such that it blows all over the place. A rear windshield wiper is a must have.
Getting started.
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Plowing the lower driveway.
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Upper driveway and parking areas done.
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Short video of the snow blower in action, and clearly my struggle trying to back up the tractor while taking video footage out of the rear window!
All you need to do now is add some warning stickers that you do want such as the ones sold by Ken at BoltOnHooks.
Note to the boo-birds: This post is much more a statement about my OCD and sense of aesthetics than it is about safety. If you were to take everything I read / watch / have experienced / have prepared for / and the mental checklists I run through every time I (frequently) embark on something with the potential for harm and turn that in to stickers there wouldn’t be any orange paint left to see. This type of thinking includes recognizing the dual folly of rendering opinions when they weren’t asked for and the choice to insult as a first response when you don’t agree. If stickers are part of your safety routine great, by all means do whatever works for you. Tractor-on folks…
I believe it should have had a warning on the fuel cap to buy clean fuel and keep it clean.
Possible. Not exactly a safety warning. But possible.
I removed lots of stickers too. Looks much nicer this way. I do the same with my cars. And I don’t wear many clothes with words on them. Ain’t nobody need to know where I bought my shirt, or what engine is in my truck. I hate being made into a billboard.
is that an l2501? What snowpusher is that and how are those ag tires in the snow? Been waiting for the first big snowfall so I haven’t been able to try them in the snow.
It’s an L4701. The pusher is the Land Pride SPL1072.
