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It's easy peasy with the QH. I don't even have to get off the tractor to switch implements and I never need to adjust the arms. I remember the old method of hooking up and I'm not going back to old school methods.

Thanks for the heads up po. I'll check them out.

I like the jib grab! Where did you purchase that? I could use one of those for sure.

I've been using used oil for bar oil for years and years, from reg car oil to synthetic in my stihl saws with no problems Winter or Summer. It's not a seasonal application, but a life long practice that works. I do run my used oil through a screen to catch anything that would cause a problem...

Love my land pride RTR1258 tiller that I purchased last March new for $2370. I have my R1's set at the widest track and the tiller covers my tracks. Breaks new ground like a charm and is ready for planting in 3 passes, and I have heavy clay soil here. I vote for tiller too.

Perfect example to only engage front assist when needed!

My neighbors are Amish.....good folks....they buy Q tips like you and me. They also have the best guns in the woods, and are great neighbors that actually have respect for others around them.

My neighbor just bought the Makita grease gun. He has everything Makita and wanted to add it to his tools ..... he gave me his Lincoln grease gun with case and charger....I haven't tried it yet....any Lincoln lovers or haters out there?

Thanks for the heads up! I haven't seen a leak yet, but will definitely check out all the clamps. I didn't even give them a thought, but the way things vibrate, it makes good sense to check them out. I did have a clamp on one of the rear lights that worked it's way loose.

I can relate those attitudes to my Kubota dealer. Couple months after my purchase I received a hand written Thank-You note from him....Thanking me for giving their dealership my trust in them! You know where I go for parts, fluids, and more attachments when I need them without question, the best...

In regards to the OP's post. The block heater does not have a thermostat and only needs used 1/2 hour or 3/4 hour at most....no need to cook the fluids.... easy does it enough.

Thanks for the reply and your honest input.... good information coming from hands on use. One needs to be sure he is buying what he will be happy with, considering the cost.

While the fuel gauge on my L2501 isn't perfect, it is accurate enough to know when to top off the tank. My gauge was still above half and I dumped in a full 5 gal can. The gauge went above 3/4 and that's pretty close to accurate. I still have room for more fuel. I'll have to top off my can and...

Nice place you have there! I love the huge pines too.

How do you like your rear 3 point blower? Is that model you have listed Landpride? I'm planning on one in the future, and curios if you are happy with yours.

It really is a problem in rural areas. It happens all the time around here. The bad guys even steal 8ft logs from logging projects before it is loaded and hauled off. The power company trimmed trees along my woods in front and before I had a chance to load the limbs up they left for me...someone...

Yep, that's how they feel here too. I was stopped by a State trooper for a tail light out. When I handed him by license and carry permit at the same time, he congratulated me for taking the needed course here, as well as enjoying my rights.....no ticket at all...just get it fixed and have a good...

Rodgers said he was sorry if he misled anyone. What more will it take for some folks to forgive him? He is not a criminal, and when someone says they are sorry and mean it, then forgive the guy...pretty simple really. Glad he is back for tomorrow's game.....GO PACK GO!

Nice tractor McBuck! What was the total cost of your set-up? Hope they delivered it full of fuel for you.