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I was gonna say, that design looks interesting, neat, but after 10 seconds of looking at it I doubt it would slow anyone down very much at all. Maybe an amateur junkie but that's about it. Why not just cut the small hole areas where the cables go through? Looks good on the surface...

Ya. Get another dog. We have a black mouth cur. She LOVES to hunt and chase everything out of the yard.

Yes, no sense in buying it unless you buy the gallon size jug with the pump top. I'm on my second gallon too, lol. I make notes or mark what tires I put it in so as not to surprise the tire guy when the time comes. Tire guy years ago told me he appreciated that with the old school aerosol fix...

My dealer handed me the Kubota 10w-30 for my first change, so I blame him if the engine fails. Kidding, it's running great <knock on wood>

I swear by Green Slime. I think I have it in just about everything in my garage that has an inflatable tire.

slight thread Hijack: Is there any way to save 3/4's of a tank of gas that has been sitting for 2 years? My plan was to drip it into my running vehicles 1/2 gallon at a time.

Diesel: White bottle as above. Gas: Star tron and Stabil together! I had some bad ethanol disease attack all my Stihl Equipment years ago. Never again. I also just about always used the pre-mixed $$$ 2 stroke cans. Winter storage gas Engines: I run them bone dry and spray a good shot of...

I was going to do one of these as well but I think I found out it interferes with the Mid pto driveshaft for the snowblower.

Changed out the ones on my 1980's Fisher Speedcast full hydro plow just a year ago, just because. They were still working but I didn't want to risk it anymore. :)

At work. It was a beautiful day in the Northeast. We thought it was a small plane at first. I left the office to drive 45 minutes away to see a client, listening to Howard Stern of all people, he had good coverage that day. I recall the exact spot on the road when I heard the first tower fell...

I've got the 23S with a front mounted snowblower. Cannot fully answer details at this time but it does in fact use a pretty specific K-Connect system to mount the snowblower. If the dealer says it won't work I would be quite trusting on that, but still do some diligence. More tonight if I get...

I don't mow with mine, way too heavy. I have a zero turn. I have a hydro chute with electric deflector. The wire popped out a few times, lost the lock tab, otherwise it works well. If you're going to skimp on something, this might be an option. Get the Quick attach bucket. Get Pallet forks...

as above. I dont get it either. lots of q's video is 99% dude cutting a tree off his tractor. Glad the OP is not dead.

air bound? My Jeep used to run hot if I didn't have the right mix.

My first project with my 23S was a patio and lifting pallets of stones. To my dismay I could only lift one full course of stones on the pallet at a time, with another few 1/2 courses stacked on the inside. Once I got passed that project though I've been pretty pleased with everything else it...

Congrats OP. When I retire, I want to gobble up old (I know 89 aint that old) tractors and make them nice again.

IMHO everything mentioned here is a "little" tractor, little to no difference besides personal preference. If your main concern is lifting capacity, you'll want to go the next size up from these tractors. From where I sit: My little BX23S is good around 500 lbs, or max 750 at a low and slow...

It's 100% about the tenant. You either love it and make $$$, or hate it and lose $$$, there's really no middle ground.

Thanks. As an experienced tax preparer whose sat behind a desk his whole life, professionally, never ever drove a fork lift, or a bucket, I think you're totally wrong about the grapple, it's the most fun I've ever had with my pants on.

(Preface: I'm an accountant) It's easy, it's not that bad, and I'm a newB at it. Can't take mine off in a minute like the guy above, but in 2 years I've taken it off, oh 3-4 times and it's taken me under 5 mins each time, maybe 5+ to get it back on. The 3 pt hitch kit can be intimidating to...