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RCW that is awesome, my dad been gone for years died at the young age of 62. Mom is still kicking and I spend as much time as I can with her. She loves to garden with me, also canning and freezing. Hope all works out with the tractor and you get her up and running soon. Jay

I have a L4600, was looking to buy a L3800 but the L4600 came up for sale in the town I live in. it was used with 176 hours on it, in good shape and the price was right so I got it. It was an excellent choice, glad I went with it over the L3800. The odds of you looking for a MX5400 and my...

I understand budget and time! It does take time to apply the oil, I lay plastic down line up the post and slop it on, roll post then slop in on. Since I am not worried about it looking like a fine paint job it goes on pretty quick. the oil I save in 5 gallon buckets so have near endless...

That is a fine looking machine! A few friends give me grief when they seeing me washing and waxing mine! Few tell me my tractor stays cleaner than their trucks but too me an hour here and there is well worth the time making sure she is well maintained.

Pertaining to your post but not the auger. Do you plan on treating the bottoms of your posts? Recently pulled some up and although treated, from ground level down some were nearly have the diameter as the parts above ground. Just started rotting away over time. Read on here about treating...

Some cameras do but mine were high end Reconyx cameras but were older models so they did not.

Been telling 5 year old daughter since Christmas that when I feel comfortable with her riding skills we will carry her 4-wheeler and mine to the deer land and ride. Planned since Friday, plenty of cold water, cameras to put out(4), some corn, breakfast, snacks, bug spray and off we go. Started...

Been canning and freezing all summer heat got mine I turned it all under Saturday except the okra. Second round of beets and peas going in tomorrow. I'll plant all my fall crop this week as well to transplant next month. I have deer as well, a fence is in order this winter, the telephone...

It is a Kamado Big Joe, got it back in March and love it. I can do low and slow or open vents and sear at 600 to 800f. The shoulder I started at 8:00 am set it about 250 using lump coals. Added some hickory after lunch and pulled it off about 6:00 pm. Then brought temp up cooked some burgers...

Like Magicman, I keep a hatchet with me but a rubber mallet stays on a hanger mounted to my ROPS that I use when needed. My disk has 2 pins I have to pop out to adjust angle, a lick from the bottom with the rubber mallet and it pops up. Hooking up my brush hog requires little force on the...

Thanks for the suggestion, I get great germination and 2 ears per stalk. Our problem here in NC is rain! I have a well I use to water, 156 feet deep so I can run it from Friday until Sunday night with no problems. Only used for garden, washing stuff etc.

Last one and it was awesome, stuffed pork loin.

Man this was tasty, couple months ago; kale from the garden, aged ribeye, tater, onions and some venison heart. The heart is my favorite part of the deer.

Pork shoulder with lump charcoal and some hickory I cut from the woods.

Dinosaur leg as my daughter calls it with some garlic butter and rosemary drizzled over it.

RCW looks nice, what kind if you don't mind me asking? I grow Honey Select a yellow corn each year changing up next year.

It is bad stuff, lot of it here in Eastern NC. Little history below on it. I have never tried to mow it, luckily none on my property, good luck with it. Kudzu was introduced into the US in 1878 from Japan as a Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia and New Orleans in 1883 during an exposition...

RCW that was cool taking my info and doing a little comparison. It would actually be less because I used the SUDT2 for my front axle as well, which I included in the cost to purchase and allowed for some extra for top off between changes. If memory serves me from last year it took about 13.8...

Picked up my forks from an old forklift we had at work then bought the back plate from Titan attachments for $220. If you have a forklift company nearby may can pick up the forks for cost of scrap metal or free. The guys here were happy for me to take them so they did not have to haul them...

I do know what started it, some warm ashes in a bucket. Caught a few pine needles on fire, then few leaves where I had swept the floor and tossed them in the bucket. The ash bucket is metal the trash bucket was plastic, well now I put the hand full of ashes in the plastic bucket. been no fire...