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We got our foot(ish) amd I got my seat time. Wish I had taken some pictures but 1:30-4 am wherent prime picture times and getting "stuck" 2x didn't help once up by the road and once off the side if the drive which had me on 3 wheels I was able to self recover both times with a little shoveling...

It started as a 6 foot jeep blade but is cut down equally on both sides to 5 feet Only a foot wider then the original blade that came on the tractor, but the height makes it look disproportionate.

Same, we are in a "6-10" range in the hudson valley of NY but I want a foot or more. My little B needs some excersie

We saw how well that worked with the (covid) vaccine mandates, if there had been unity amongst the people far less people would have lost their jobs, retirement medical insurance etc.

@Foxrunfarms Your pictures are top notch

Bingo on the forecast prediction

Got to participate in one of our local towns christmas parade today . We where originally going to go and just be spectators but I havent gotten any seat time in a week or two and was looking for any excuse. Had to take the counterweight back off amd I still wasn't sure if the tractor was going...

The interlock.is code (I think) the floating neutral I'm a little fuzzy on as well.as the rest I'm sure others will chime in.

Back at ya @Siesta Sundance and all others

I get that 100% that's why I said I have no first hand experience. Hopefully others will have some good input like @cthomas did.

This may just be the logic in me talking becuase I don't have any 1rst hand experience, but..... wouldn't an aftermarket be better then the new or reman one you don't have a d can't get or find ? Could the old one be repaired?

For the record,my ridgid brushless full size cordless saw is designed for right handed use. My brother's milwakee m18 fuel full size saw is set up for lefties

Got ready for winter which means i wont get any measurable snow this year, as (I think) I'm done with nessacary loader and fork work. Took the loader off made it "fly" onto my dolly using the overhead electric hoist in the garage, took a couple pics of the "naky tractor" before putting the...

@skeets you had me at wallyworld

Think in paid 4.50 (ish) a gallon today at the local mobil for ORD. that may seem high (it is welcome to orange county Ny.) But since I haven't bought diesel for the tractor since May and I only get about 5 gallons at a time I'm not too upset about it. Thankfully the little B sips fuel like no...

Muly b7100 has something similar, no idea if it's factory or not, but it "sticks" in the fuel cap like its factory, as Russell said using the strainer limits my ability to put fuel in, in a hurry

Used the Bota to move the splitter around to get a jump on some. the large pile of rounds I have I also find using the splitter to "clamp" the small 2-5" diameter stuff to cut it to firewood length super helpfull and I'm sure I'm not the first person to do that. No pictures of any of that as it...

@Old_Paint I thought about the enclosed trailer with hose from the mower thing as my homebrewed bagger fills rather fast. However when I looked at the price of the hose I changed my mind rather quickly, I'm also not fully convinced the zt would have enough push without a pony motor to make stuff...

I made a frankenbagger for the zero turn a couple years ago, basically a wooden frame box with nylon garden netting. Made a chute output out of plywood and adapted a rectangle heating duct with a 7 inch round output to feed the bagger. I then ran a 5 foot peice of 7 inch ductwork back to the...

This right here is on my list if things I want to do. I didn't get to it this year but hoping to pick up a cheap used walk behind blower for next year and attach it to the loader somehow. How well does this setup work. I have a large front yard with only a few obstacles and my back yard...