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First the tractor, 150 hours is nothing. Just doing a VERY quick search these, they seem to be priced at about 13k for the few they have on tractor house. So your basically buying the tractor and implements for a fair price as shown by @RCW . If you will use the implements then you have a good...

Very active this time of year and spring. I keep my snake boots in the truck.

Probably cheaper then wood right now!!! 2x4 is running $8.00!!!

Thanks for sharing the tip. One I never hope to need to use.

I have done away with the hook completely for the very reasons you state. Also on my bush hog and bush hog finish mower my top attachment never stayed in the hook as it needs to pivot up and down and when the back of the mower was pushed up the top attachment would pop out of the hook. For...

Not really. Just a couple (one).

It also appears that the ground is very unlevel. Maybe just the photo but that will cause this issue as well. Is this occurring throughout the yard or in particular spots? Could be the blade moving up/down or the ground moving up/down. If it is everywhere probably the blade. If no probably...

I cannot believe what some folks can do! Very nice job.

I have a similar setup as you. About an acre around the house and 6 that are pasture. I use the finish mower around the house. I have the bush hog at the lowest setting possible for the other 6 acres and it cuts LOW. The finish mower will probably handle it all but adjusting the wheels every...

If your talking about the 4WD the front axle has gear oil in there.

Love it. Just getting harder and harder to find stuff (anything) not made there.

Good luck with that o_O

Be careful. Had a buddy do that a month ago and when he showed up another salesman had "accidentally" sold it.

Good idea. Plus you always know where it is.

Miss them bad!!!!

I cannot speak to throwing salt (here in Alabama) but I have tried all of them for throwing corn--I throw about 600-700lbs a year for wildlife. By all I mean pull behind (4-5 of those), hitch mount and make one from a 5 gallon bucket and a feeder motor. What I can tell you is the pull behind...

I really have not worried about that...maybe I should. After about 1 minute of digging back to clean. You could spray it down though, good idea.

Forget about the tractor. With the price of wood these days there is a gold mine in the background!! Almost passed out at HD this weekend. 2x4x8 raw, not pressure treated, is $7.08!!!

I dug a 2 foot hole with it and then dropped it into the hole for storing. If you have it in a hole, or some people attach to a tree, taking it on and off is quite easy. Remove the top link. Back up and lift the top to the top link and put the pin in. From there I just raise or lower the lift...

Dug a trench with my modified (to 6 inches) single plow and ran 120v ground wire for tree lights.