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I have a commercial Husqvarna PTZ54 thats about 8 years old. Rock sold to date, just changed the blades and serviced it this weekend to get in front of the grass season. I have a 6' finish mower on the Kubota that addresses the larger areas but the Husqvarna takes care of the yard and all of...

Not quite the same tractor but in the same family. I have a 2017 L3901 that I purchased in 2019 with about 300hrs. I now have almost 700hrs on it without any issues. Like others stated do not let it idle for long periods of time and when the regen light comes on raise the RPM to 2500...

Tilled the garden over the weekend and then finished splitting a couple of trees I had dropped several weeks ago. The began the process of gathering it and placing it in the barn for the next year or two. Finished with a nice craft cool one to reward a hard days work!

I just back up and connect to it just like this. The top link hook hooks right to the cast flex link.

I will try to take a pic of my LP RC2060 connection. I noticed it seems you have an additional flex connection in place of the hook on the top link connection. The flex bracket with the black cast piece is all I use and have had not had any issues up and down hills and gullies. Like Elliott...

Ditto, I have the same and and have used it for 4 seasons now without issue. Purchased at the local Tractor Supply

Yeah reminds me of a spectacular "Evil Knievel" stunt on my bike that did not end well. Had to abandon the bike (broken fork) in the woods, walk home about a mile and call my mom who was at work to tell her I needed to go to the hospital. Now for context I was number 5 of 7 kids so she was a...

I have been taking advantage of the cold wet weather by pulling out old fence lines across the ole farm place. The last of the cattle went out in December. So 70 plus years of fence posts, gates and old barbed wire to the scrapyard. I took over 1500# last week. Have about 12-15 hundred more...

Jyoutz hit the nail on the head. I have some good old Virginia red clay and use the tiller on my 3901 to turn under and prepare my garden space. I have added leaves and goat manure to my garden for years and now the soil is much better. I use the subsoiler every other year or so as the tiller...

As others have said take it easy and let your body heal. I have been without mine since I was 10. They opened you up pretty good back in the 60's and 70's as I have quite the scar from mine:p. They can do so much through small incisions these days! Get well soon!

Must have had one of the Ford Triton 5.4 engines! I may have had experience drilling out studs for the exhaust manifold in one which is why this looks all too familiar. What could go wrong drilling out a stud in an aluminum block? o_O

A couple of mine

I have had a few instances in dealing with tire issues over the last few years. You are going to pay more for a tractor dealer to mess with it. I had a very poor experience dealing with a small truck and tractor tire service. I then went to a regional truck and tractor tire dealer that had...

Mine is about the same. I used some old telephone poles and then built an 8x8x8 on top. Made a ladder that goes through a trap door on the floor so nothing to fall through once you are up and close the door. I even put carpet on the floor to quite me moving around from time to time. I have...

I have a nice office chair in mine and have been considering a heater. Next will be plumbing and I might be able to rent it in the off season as an AirBnB 😂

I have been adding a few implements and other power tools to the mix for my planned departure of the rat race by the end of next year. Lord willing, I am looking forward to more time with my wife of 40 years, on the tractor messing around the ole farm place or out on the boat. :cool:

You beat me to it 😂 I was going to say my 50cal Knight Black Powder Disk Rifle. You won't have to skin them with either.

Pallet forks are a good general use tool around the ole homestead. I use mine more than I thought I would and used them just the other day to offload a new washer from my truck to the deck. With the quick attach they are a breeze to put on and take off. I spent about $400 for mine...

Probably just the drive belt. Not too hard if you have a few tools. I have to replace the one on my Husqvarna PTZ about every two years.

Companion Check....My wife busted my chops as she came home one day back in the spring and this is what she found. (I guess I have to turn in my man card now)🤣 Note the dog was due to hit the groomer the next week.