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Good to hear and thanks for the advice. How did it till?

Sure am glad we don't have to deal with that today. Good Luck for a fast melt! Enough already...tell Mother Nature it's Spring.

I purchased the tiller new and it needs the clutc" run in " process before using. The bolts are backed off and need to be adjusted to the proper length (1.14 inches) Once the clutch plates are slipped. My question is .... how critical is the measurement and , I assume one can do this right on...

Simply go have fun with your new L2501. Start slow and learn the answers you are looking for......you will find some folks are talking the extreme capabilities of the fel....not always the case for sure....take a deep breath and enjoy your new tractor. It's all about having fun!

Congrats on your new tractor! Mine was delivered yesterday with rimguard in the tires also....dealer said as long as I have a boxblade or similar equipment on the back that I should be good to go with loaded tires. Playing with it will teach one if that 's the case. Too wet out there right now...

Just had my new L2501 delivered yesterday with a QH10. I love it and is easy to hook up and go. Trying to push the button and slide the pto at the same time does not work......you slide the pto on as far as it will go, and then push the button pushing the final click....trying to do both at once...

The best investment I made was a pair of cutting chaps. I'm not young anymore either and they keep you safe.

Had to google mouse milk too. Never heard of it before. I will be ordering a bottle of it soon. Nice to be able to save some grief and labor so easy ....... thanks for the head's up!

Check the book stores that sell used books. My daughter sells and rebuys books all the time at her favorite book store. The store she uses is called half price books...I'm sure there are alot of good book stores like that.

I would go Kubota all the way. The quality of the small Deere's doesn't even compare. I volunteer where they bought a new 1025r last year. MMM and front blower. The mower deck is cheap compared to Kubota's and it had to go back twice for warranty work....mower deck would not lift and the 2nd...

With the price increase that Kubota had last month, some of the discounts are gone. I waited to purchase until after the price increase....no second implement discount at my dealer when I questioned the issue. It might affect the Equine discounts also?

How long will diesel fuel keep? I no longer have a fuel oil boiler in the house...however I have prolly 300 gallons of #2 fuel oil in my buried tank next to the house foundation. I was going to offer it to a shop that burns waste oil in their shop furnace. Just wondering how long it is still useful?

Thanks Grateful.....I'm too so thankful for everything..... Our tax rate is 5.5% and the Gov wants more.... sad for sure... Hopefully the equipment can keep flowing to the dealers.....when it comes to the tractor, it's all about the implements, eh!

I hear you dog. It's not a tax friendly state for sure! I called the dealer back and said I needed to add a tiller to the deal.....that will run $2,250.00 and another $124 in tax. Good thing the land pride has a good warranty. Dang...too far to ship from NH.

How much do they charge for the permit? Bigger is always better if you can afford it.

Thanks for all the congrats......Everything was listed by item without their individual price and then a total package price was given Ken, however he did mention $900 extra for the rear remote while we were putting things together.

LOL....I have a bad habit of calling diesel gas...they sell it at gas stations! Talked to the dealer about the telescoping part and he said with the QH it is not necessary. Great idea about the bucket hooks dealer installed.

How does my deal sound...no need to order, they had a couple new ones on the lot. L2501 HST trans, 4wd, Ag tires, W/fluid rears, engine block heater La 525 fel 66" QA Bucket, level rod, grill guard QH10 3-point Quick hitch, B 31266 land pride 3-point Box Blade One rear remote, rear work...

Nice picture Ken. We applied last year to try and get in the program, but the area was already taken here and also our church has 60 acres of wooded property, but that area was taken also. My daughter is the DNR forester at Bowler and informed me of the program. We do keep our own personal trail...

Very nice set up...do you mind sharing the final cost?