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I like my EA aerator, it will not disappoint. It has served me well for the last 3 years.

Pine straw rake I think would be best, once the tines on the landscape rake start to get filled with needles if the drive way is not hard packed it will begin to collect the material. I have the same problem, I use my back pack blower to make piles then load in tractor bucket and store it away...

Having your loader on with some dirt in the bucket should help some, iittle more weight to help front with traction. I go slow and also have R4's. Keep in 4WD and if things get sketchy stop and back up then go around it. Maybe cut all the places you can then when conditions are right could you...

Quick search found this. May be other types that are cheaper but does appear to be some PTO quick attach systems out there. https://tractorptolink.com

At one time an advertisement would pop up here of a quick coupler for PTO connection. Don't remember much about it maybe others do but I recall it. Maybe someone knows what it is called to help search for it. Going now to see if ole Google can find it, if so I'll drop in a link to it.

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Thought I would bring this thread back from the depths. Disked garden yesterday, next weekend we will plant ours. Sweet corn Peas Squash Maters Flat green beans (Italian) First round of sun flowers Beets Cukes Asparagus coming up now Taters over wintered some and planted new ones about month...

Hooked up the disk and cut in the oats in the garden. Ready to run the rows soon as the rain gets out of here. My over wintered taters should peak out soon. Asparagus is coming up, time to start cutting it.

When I run the tiller or brush hog I remove my QH15 from the tractor and hook them up old school. Maybe you could fix a little platform to back up to unhook the QH and leave it there until you are not hooking to a PTO required implement. This way you would not have to pick it up lay it on the...

Have the very same setup except I have several size balls on it, I do it all the time to move trailers around the farm. The beauty is you can raise and lower use the 3 point to the height you need. I back up to trailer lift and never mess with the jack stand move the trailer and sit it down...

I do sometimes miss ole Sidecarflip, this would be a great time for him to come along and say 0-250# wrench is not near big enough for my tractors. I have to use 0-600# wrenches, and I pay cash for them! No harm meant, he would make me laugh once and a while then growl at other times. Have a...

My ditch along the road is not as long as yours but over time rocks and debris make there way into it. What I do is use my landscape rake off set and angled, drop the tire of the tractor in the ditch and role the rocks out and onto the road. It takes several passes but it works, ditch clean. I...

Got a friend here at work that has one on his L3901 and he loves it. However, he has a back hoe he does his heavy lifting with. He does like the ability to clamp down on things such and trees and brush and move them. Then scoop a pile of dirt without going from bucket to grapple. He says he...

The "plugger" I use for maintenance of my lawn and grassy areas as mentioned above. The plugger in my opinion is for maintenance primarily by reducing soil compaction, allowing the soil to breath, allows fertilizer to penetrate when applied, allows for better drainage if needed. We drive a lot...

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I have both and no real comparison, what do you plan to do with it? I have a 5' spike I use to cultipack my food plots and garden. Just not enough weight even filled to punch a place in the ground that does not quickly fill in or close up. My 5' core aerator I use on my lawn and all over the...

I second the PROTO line, I calibrate them at work and rarely are they out of tolerance.

I find my blue birds are little picky! Mine like for me to put the houses near power lines, they sit up there and watch the house. Sparrows try and nest in the blue bird houses but I tear the nest out. Easy to tell blue bird nest will be clean no trash the sparrows use anything. Lot of Martin...