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As an avalanche instructor I'm used to judging slope angles to prevent death. Although pics can be deceiving, I don't see anything there over 25ish. If it's dry a BX should mow that safely, a ZT would do it much faster ;) If it's wet, come back when it's dry is my approach.

He responded pretty quickly and said they were in stock. I went back to the Bro-tek site and it had been updated and I was able to order. Thanks for the heads up, the email approach solved it.

Ditti on Discover. I usually redeem the cashback by buying gift cards for Christmas gifts. $25 gift cards for $20 is a pretty good deal any day. Pretty good customer service for the past 30 some years.

Sometimes the right tool makes all the difference. Sometimes even with the right tool the rust still wins. Good luck.

My wife is NOT allowed to talk to yours !!

They are Always "in season" ;)

Replaced all 4 shocks on the Titan this past weekend. Fronts are struts and I had one spring compressor crap out on me. Luckily no damage, just shot a stripped nut across the garage. Got a cheap set of harbor freight spring compressors and they worked fine. Front right and rear left were...

I hope you hold the hammer correctly when you do ;)

I bet you could figure them out "with the push of a button" ;)

My 2 acres takes just under 2 hours with the zero turn. A little over 4 hrs with a BX. $60-12 (fuel)=$48. So that's $12/hour for your time and machine use. Personally, I would tell her she's getting a good deal and that she couldn't afford to pay me to mow it. I would say it with a smile and...

You don't need a roadrunner, just order up a couple of anvils and some rocket skates and go for it ;)

No I haven't. Just tried to add to cart and it says out of stock. I'll try email, thanks (y)

You guys wash your trucks??? ;)

I've been trying to order the Bro-tek spacers but their site has been saying "out of stock" for a few months now. Anyone know what's going on there? I may just go with the Bora's instead.

Does bear taste good? I prefer cattle. Pig is pretty tasty too. You gotta be some kinda super bored to pay somebody to take you out to point to a bear so you can shoot it.

Looking at your 'chore list', both will handle it well. Difference is in brush cutting. I would start by deciding what brush cutter you want to use. If both tractors have enough pto hp to handle it, I'd go with the LX. If you need the extra hp then obviously the L is the way to go.

That would be a yes plain and simple. I don't have a thumb yet, but will often have several medium sized pines to move. I'll put a couple on the forks, grab one with the bucket and drive to where I need them. Only limitation is width, you can't drive between anything narrower than the trees...

Ah, you have the heated seat option I see.

I'm a cheap redneck. I use my 20" blade to measure for 20"logs as I cut. I use the B's bucket to pile up the logs near the firewood stack. I borrow my neighbor's splitter and get my 21 y/o son to split it and stack it up into the pile. I'm fortunate that I have friends nearby so we can...

I haven't made it thru the whole thread yet, but this line seems to sum up much of today's culture. :rolleyes: