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mowing grass is like pushing a rock up a hill. It does not matter how far or how long, you have pushed the rock, as soon as you stop, it starts rolling down the hill, and all your work is gone. If you stop mowing, the grass just keeps growing and all your hard work is gone.

My 1100 has built in D rings in the bed.

"A", because the black cow is making sure she stays for the full amount of time.

Looking forward to the adventure. So far mine has been a great work horse.

NO! You need to tell your wife that you need a bigger tractor, to handle these MASSIVE logs, with a cab with a/c to protect you from the heat as you are slaving away to beautify the area for her. You will also NEED, a grapple/brush rake to go on the front, this way you can be protected from...

The one I heard was "if you could buy him for what he's worth, and sell him for what he thinks he's worth, you could retire".

Your owners manual should show the locations.

Baumalight makes good stuff. But I would also check out Woodland mills, they seem to make good equipment also.

Awesome. I like the fan/rad set up. Why is there a pully mounted to the end of the starter ?

With a kx121-3, fill to the center hole. I am guessing one hole is in the center and one is at the outer edge of the final drive.

Based on a Messick's video, I believe Kubota sells them quite cheap.

compared to lots of women, she would be the better choice.

In the 50's-60's International Harvester sold push lawn mowers, and refrigerators.

He said/she said is not proof. Texts, and video's are.

It's still running and probably paid for.

My is over a year old and does the same thing. The issue is gravity is always trying to extend the cyl, so when you extend it, gravity pulls it out faster then the oil enters the cyl, so you get a void in it. Which is then compressed when you lower the implyment.

Not to disagree, but when I looked them up, the bx22 shows one pump, and the bx2200 shows two, 1625173032 for serial numbers, < = 1U7903 and 1625173034 for serial numbers = > 1W001. So ???

A few years ago I set my tape down behind the back stop, then made the cut. BOOOM!!!! when the blade came down, it caught the tape and turned it into a thousand little pieces. It was definitely a W.T.F. just happened moment.

You need to move the pins that connect the vertical lift arms to the horizontal arms, to the upper holes. This will give you move lift height. I would also shorten the top link, this will raise the rear of the cutter move when you lift it up. I would also move the top link to the lower hole on...

My guess is, you are doing the same task on a regular basic and putting down your left glove in the same place most times. Then it falls in a hole, down a crack, a squirrel/ coon takes it, etc.