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One of the funniest ones I've seen was on a kids car back in high school, it said: "Fat Kids Are Harder to Kidnap." Him being a big boy himself made it even better.

Yea its funny how the tree trimmers pick and choose which trees to limb or take down. Just a few weeks ago they were on my road limbing some potential hazards for the wires. A few days later a tree came down taking out the power in the exact area they were limbing. Guess they missed that one...

Very nice review. I too love the opinions/reviews of tools and attachments on here as well.

That sounds ridiculous to me! I ordered an implement from my dealer and didn't take delivery of it until after there was an increase in the implements price. Dealer honored the price we agreed upon and that is what I paid a month later when it came in. Same situation with EA. Ordered an...

Everything is crazy now. I had to go with EAs forks when I bought do to there being nothing around that was priced reasonably and weren't so heavy that it would take away from my lift capacity. Whichever pair you get make sure you check the weight of the forks like stated above and definitely...

I have had the same issue with mine as well from the get go. There are other posts here which explain in better detail than I can on how to rectify the situation. Mine was usually stuck in the mid position (left there cause of my mid mount mower) so I would try to move the rear pto by hand while...

Good work. I also have. PE stove and love it. Wish I had the room for an old All Nighter Big Moe.

Lots of good info on this thread. One question I have about the WC-68 is how easily would it take some of the gnarly beech I would want to put through it? I am wondering if it would require a lot of pruning of the wild off shoot branches which jut out in weird directions or if the chute would...

If you ordered from EA you would be waiting as well. Lead times could be anywhere from 3-5 months. Homestead implements lead time is 7-8 weeks. Those are two companies I know people have had good luck with. I'm sure there are more to come to this thread.

If you lived around me I definitely would help you out, but I live pretty far away from you and shipping something like that would probably be stupid expensive.

I don't know about where to buy one but I made one following this guys idea and it works awesome. Makes taking the BH off and putting it back on even quicker.

Alvin and his buddies were having a buffet in my garden this summer so I used rat traps baited with peanut butter.

Speaking of the L2501 and bogging down, does anyone have experience with one and a BH on the back? Neil from Messicks said in one video the L2501 seemed to have a hard time moving around with the BH especially on hills. To the OP, if I had a question between the B series and LX series and money...

That looks great! Nice work

Awesome congrats!

Very true about no fun during a blizzard. Good thought about using one on the rear as ballast to stack a 1/2 tote on top of another.

Thank you! Yea, that would be a big upgrade for me. Totes are the best but I dont think i could swing getting into that big of a tractor to be able to stack them two high. I will check the specs like you said and explore a little bit cause it never hurts to be informed.

Which model would allow me to stack them two high? I am asking because I truly don't have any idea and want to weigh my options very carefully this time around.

Around 3.5 to 4 cords per year but that was with some mild winters at the new house. So far I have 15 totes filled over the top rail, a pallet rack with about a cord, and three free stacked cords here and there. Just got the totes this year and boy they make life WAY easier. Being able to cut...

Didn't take it that way at all. My friend was talking me into a BX23S when I first started this journey and one of Neil's videos put that to bed. All this tree work/firewood processing kind of fell in my lap and was too good to turn down. Along with all the other projects and work I have...