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Love that video. Crazy to see how animals interact with each other.

I think this would be a great addition to a great site.

Well done.

I have followed this for a while and find it very interesting. I am very curious to see what happens. On one hand I understand the farmers' position. On the other Deere's position. If i remember correctly there was some legislation in Iowa (or somewhere) attempting to prohibiting this already...

Your going to have this think better than new when all is said and done. Great work.

Question.... I have never used a backhoe. Is it standard to lift all the wheels off the ground when using it? Ive seen some other photos of folks and haven't noticed the wheels off the ground. EDIT: Didn't see someone already asked below your post

No argument here.

I'm not a vet but the fact it is SITTING in the road with a blank 1000 yard stare going on with a truck and human 10 feet away doesn't scream domestic to me. Screams problem of some sort.

Yeah. That's very strange behavior for a fox. Probably should have done it a favor and shot it.

I would start a new thread on this subject to catch the attention of those with knowledge on this issue. Perhaps 'tire ratio issues'

I will tell you that I have the R4s (similar to the 14s) on my L4400 and they TEAR up the grass when I'm working around the house. Particularly, the front tires when turning--moving back and forth. FYI

If you are looking to have the least amount of damage to the lawn I would say the Nokia tri-2. I really do not think you will see a big difference in grass destruction between the R14 and your R1s. Maybe your best solution are turfs with chains in the winter???

This ^^. Although I HATE the feel of wool this stuff works.

Amen. Enough is enough already. A couple of years ago I decided to actually see how much of our family income went to taxes. I added up all of it. Phone bill taxes, electricity taxes, sales taxes, tag taxes, gas taxes, income taxes, self-employment taxes, property taxes, capital gains taxes...

With the new vehicles today its really hard to sense speed, for me at least. They are so smooth and quiet Ill be going and realize I'm going 80-85. Just my observation

We don't get a lot of freezing temps around here but I can tell you that with my L4400HST, in "cold weather" it will not move (the entire tractor, forward or back) until the fluid is warmed. You can push on the pedal and nothing happens. Maybe the same thing going on with your bucket?

That's a nice, thoughtful gift. Looks like a warm coat.

Like stated above, get what you need. I will say I use my PHD a LOT. Planting trees, replacing fence posts, adding on to the coop. I would say that behind the Bush Hog it is my next most used. Again, depends on what you need to do.

I thought long and hard on buying one of these. In the end the range was my determining factor. Just cannot be limited to X number of (uncertain depending what I'm pulling A/C, Heat etc) miles.

Excuse my ignorance but what is that?