Recent content by D2Cat

Nice! You have a tractor model we never see in the U.S. Is the ROPS factory? The tractors shipped here have 2"x3" heavy wall material for the ROPS. Why do you have your front tires so far in? Nice barn also!!

I attached an piece of angle across the brush guard of the sheer, bought a small 12 volt battery and put it in a box and clamped it to the angle. The camera is held in place by a magnet. Monitor is held in place by suction cup base that came with the camera.

Call Messick's and ask specific questions. You have a name to inquire about. Either they know what the letter is or they don't. If they know nothing about it they need to be aware someone is messing with their accounts and it needs to be addressed.

Doesn't your tractor have a lever down by your left toe that you can lock the clutch peddle so it's disengaged? Designed to prevent the situation you're in. Probably won't take much dragging it to free up if it's only been 6 months setting.

I use a backup camera when I use my tree sheer. I had the same problem with vision.

I think there is a plug on the top of head in the back right corner. I think you have depth room for a standard gauge sending unit.

Na, I want the fanciest thing that's available, the same as tractors and cars!

"Remember the quality of your question directly affects the quality of your answer."

You ask about thoughts on used zero turns. We've had zero turns for several years and my experience is with Grasshopper mowers. We currently have a front-mount model, has a Power Fold deck which lifts/tilts to about 70 deg for easy cleaning and blade sharpening. Has a Grammer seat and Kubota...

All I buy is Walmart batteries. Never had a problem with them, and always last way past warranty. Local mechanic shop quit handling Interstate a couple of years ago because of too many returns.

NorthwoodsLif, I built my grill guard for $12 in material with two pieces of "drops" from my favorite shop. I had to weld an angle in the center to attach to two pieces together. The punch plate was hard to locate but he had some left over. I thought the holes were too small but they work out...

You have that thing dressed for the prom. Nice job, your work demonstrates patience!

Those critters are new to me, but they fit the description. I use to have a bottle of Chigger-aid but couldn't find it so the bottle of liquid band aid caught my eye. The next day I was setting and my wife began chipping away at the liquid band aid and asked my why it was there. Then she...

Looks good. I'd think if there was a horizontal piece going across from side to side about half way up you'd have less chance of the protection guard pushing over sideways if it ever did roll.