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Everywhere. Many older farm implements are very well built and last for decades. I would rather buy something old/used and better built for 1/2 the price of something new and cheaper built. I bought my LP box blade and forks new and regret not buying those used. I bought my HSI grapple new and...

I have the 2502 and love it. I have a ZT for mowing and don't get enough snow to use a snow blower, so the mid PTO was not something I needed or wanted. The 2502 is wider, beefier, and heavier than the 2620 which is what I really liked about it. I would go to your dealer and drive them both...

The 3902 will do that just fine BUT for the little extra $ a 3560 is what I would choose. The Grand L will have a much better HST+ transmission as well as a much beefier loader. Overall just a bigger stouter machine for very little extra money.

My new female charcoal lab I got this week. My male silver lab is excited for her to grow up and start a family. 🤣

The HST+ on the grand L sure is sweet. The heavier duty loader, larger tires, and cat2 on the MX would be hard to pass up. I would be hard pressed to make a choice between these two tractors providing the HP met my needs. In the end, I think the MX would win out for me.

From what I understand, no payment until item is ready to ship.

Ted is back in business and pumping out attachments just like the old days. Why on earth anyone would support or trust him now is beyond me. But they're buying from him again....

A simple search here will result in LOTS of grapple discussion. I chose the Homestead Implements Pinnacle series. I really like it and think it's very well made. It seems two of the more popular ones right now are Homestead Implements and Catawba. Both seem great to me.

In about a year I will sell ya one! lol I am actually planning to become a large breeder of labs in the very near future. I plan to focus breeding hunting and field trial dogs but in the more rare colors (silver, charcoal, and fox).

I have the Homestead Implements Pinnacle grapple. It's extremely well made and highly useful.

Just got a new pup and waiting to pick her up on 10/3. This one is a charcoal lab. She comes from one of the best breeders with over 50 years of champion hunting and field trial pedigree. She will be bred to my silver lab and should make for some gorgeous pups.

I got a lot of tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, and peppers from the garden this year. I just tilled up the garden last week because the drought here in Southern Indiana has been awful. The pear, peach, Pecan, fig, and chestnut trees didn't produce because they aren't mature yet. The walnut...

Sounds like a fuel pump issue to me. I would test that and go from there. If you don't have a work shop manual, I would purchase one... https://www.messicks.com/ku/84565

That's a real bummer! I recently purchased a KK 5' tiller off of an acquaintance for $600 that had been barely been used. I run it on my 2502 in red clay and it does very well. It's built like a tank!

I am a tool junkie. I have a shop full of tools and some I have never used. It's hard to pass up a good deal on tools. A couple of years ago Lowes had a Christmas deal where you buy two Dewalt batteries for $199 and you got a free tool. Well, I may have gotten a little carried away. But I...

let’s hope nobody panics and blow it all out of proportion this time. It’s really not a big deal. Get sick, heal up, carry on…

yeah, I will not buy a newer diesel truck anymore either. Done with those, too. I can get by with a gasser 3/4 ton these days. If I still had a need for a diesel, I’d have another 7.3 or 5.9, before the emissions junk took over.

Agreed. There was no changing my mind that I absolutely did not want an emissions tractor. If I needed a larger tractor, there are a TON of low hour older models out there to be had.

Exactly why I didn't buy one with emissions. The delete kits and tunes will probably be big money makers down the road.

Chill out turbo! It is, in fact, “everywhere”, dude.