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Those two cute little buggers are sitting there, waiting for the road salt to just eat them up.

"most of the US gets worse weather than we do" Nah !!! It is 82 degrees F (28C ) outside here....right now! Couldn't be much nicer! ;)

"Spring".... in Ontario.......July ???? ;)

I fill the 5/6 gallon cans only half full. Simple,.....no extra stuff, .... and works fine at 82 years old. 3 gallons of diesel weighs only 21 lbs. 2-1/2 gal. = 17.5 lbs.

In this day and age, I would need a fire marshall fuel storage permit for that.

I feel the same about my 1920,...... your 1210's bigger brother.

Bought my 20ft. 14K trailer 9 years ago because I have 3 tractors, with no place for repair/maintenance within 75 miles. Needed trailer to take two different tractors to Canada (and return) to use there,.... and had both painted there. Then needed a trailer for 700 mile round trip to pick up my...

Hopefully that "Caswell" kit included an acid wash, prior to using the epoxy.

Braggart ! You just HAD to show us HER picture AGAIN! ;)

A BH mounted root ripper is probably the best (easiest) way, to get stumps/roots out. I am looking to buy one, but it is looking mighty pricey at $1,100+ for my L48 TLB. I don't think I am willing to pay that. Looking for other options.

Please....do not forget about us! WE LOVE watching your project!

For greasing,....buy yourself a DeWalt or Milwaukee, battery powered grease gun, and get a "lock-N-Lube" connector as well. All tractors have a bunch of zerks! There is no tool quite like an 18V grease gun! ............SO EASY to use!

You can save the Maine sales tax. by just driving over to NH. I think that tractor is a bit small for your needs. You might try Chappell tractor, or MB tractor, both in NH. I had a very pleasant purchasing experience with Chappell.

I just don't understand what you guys are grousing about. The weather is just perfect here..........in Florida!

Nope! The EASIEST way..... is to NEVER take the BH off, and just buy a 2nd tractor! Ignoring cost,...EVERYONE needs a 2nd tractor!

Why not ask a machine shop if they can cut the pins flush, bore out to required size, and machine proper sized pin stock to weld (or cross pin) in?

Landscape rake is good choice, but OP states in post #5 that he does not have a landscape rake. Don't know if it would be possible to rent one in his area or not?

Steps are good. Fork backs being very proud of backstop....not so good.

Unfortunately, you are not in the best grass planting window (season) of the year. My suggestion would be to spread your new loam, and grade it,....after it is dry. Then, spread some annual rye grass seed, with a light application of fertilizer, and let it grow. You will get quickly growing...

BEST looking MiniEx operator on the planet !!