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Considering you are working on a dirt floor, I suggest laying down some plywood or planks, to make rolling the wheels around easier and a solider base for your jacks and stands.

Excellent. Very well done.

If there is that much to cut, I wonder if there is a local farmer that might come and harvest it for you ? That way he gets some free hay and you don't need to bush hog it.

You could buy a set of couplers to connect to your grapple when it is parked, and just leave the open ends in a pail with a cover. That way any oil pressure would just drain into the pail.

Is it in 4x4, they roll pretty hard on dry pavement in 4x4 ?

If you still have the plastic cubes, and plan on leaving the totes out side. Cut them in half diagonally to make roofs, then try them on with zip ties.

I had a 3pt for many years, then finally had the chance to up grade to an old excavator. A thumb is a must. The old hoe was not much either, but as I used to say "it's better than my back".

I have to agree with the other guys. On private property/road, do what ever you want. On a public highway, I would be very cautious of have any one on anything that was not a certified seat with a seat belt. But that's just me.

I like the "grassout max", if you stay with the mechanical idea, I would definitely include some form of gauge wheels or skids. I like the idea of a miniature land plane, just wide enough to cut/groom the wheel track. Also personally I would mount it on the 3pt, that way you can see it...