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I was looking at the PTO HP difference but misread the implement matched chart and the L3302 does indeed handle the 72 inch Rotary cutter. My mistake, misread the column. I never priced out the 3302 when I purchased my (wife's) L3902, do you mind telling me how much a difference you were...

Very nice and looks great! I would have to wear a hardhat because whenever there is a possibility for me to smack my noggin, I will!

First below freezing temp over night. Leaves are starting to change color and fall. Love this time of year.

After beers and gummies, did you sit in the seat backwards? 😂 Interested in hearing from others on this issue. Good luck.

Glad to hear you are very happy with your L3302 and it does everything you want to do. The L3902 has 6 PTO HP more which doesn't seem like much but it is 23% more which means the difference between a 60 inch LP rotary cutter and a 72 inch LP cutter, and other implement sizes depending of course...

Yes it is. I found it quite interesting and will be reading more about it. Never too old to learn. Cheers.

Never heard of tribology or rheology to be honest and had to look them up. Thanks for the education. Guess I was part of the audience of one.

Page 54 of your owners manual. Did you pull the radiator screen out and ensure it is clean? Good luck.

Don't believe L2501 has DPF.

Like Northwoods said, I was reading his thread regarding his rat issue and an ad popped up about rat extermination. I just found it quite odd.

I use forks but was told a long time ago if using chains on a bucket the strongest way to do it is hook onto the lip of the bucket in line with the loader arms and run them underneath and over the back of the bucket and then down to what you are lifting. Always use two and yes it does require...

50 hour service (26.1 to be precise) done on the M7060 today. Earlier than service calls for but the machine hit 1 year old. FEL greased, cabin filter and a few other items checked as well as a general overall inspection. As this machine is used mostly for snow blowing, I presume it will take...

Not sure how others do it, to each their own I guess, but I never rush clearing gravel driveways, etc until an inch or two of compact base has been built up. A nice solid base seems to make plowing, blowing, or pushing much better, and the chances of piling, throwing or digging the gravel much...

I never wear tin foil hats but found this ad while reading your thread a little weird!

All I know is it must be a pretty affluent neighborhood to afford a multi-coloured metal perimeter fence.

JP looks like he'll throw you some nice calves, Congrats!

The best thing about trial and error is you find out what works best for you!

@SierraSundance, your posts always bring fond memories to me so thank you and keep posting! A few pics from the past. Delivery of a new JD6410 (which makes my M7060 look a bit small), some of the herd, quarter horses and paints. Miss the view, could see 7 mountain ranges from the front deck...

Keep doing what you are doing Joe. It was an interesting thread to follow and it makes no difference what others may think. Just do what makes you happy.

Found a couple of old framed prints from the farm, Steve and some of my horses. Sure wish they had digital back then.