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You might find a nice used 60" and save a few bucks then like you said just sell it when you're done with it and hopefully get most of your money back after your works done.

Looking at it's construction it looks really light duty compared to the grapples we use. One of ours is a Landpride the other is a Titan.

It should say in your owners manual plus you might want to rent one to try before you buy one.

I owned a L3901 for a short period of time it was a good tractor and I liked the stripped down model because I didn't need the extra bells and whistles for my application. For the money the L3901 is a lot of pto power the only thing I didn't like was the loader capacity that said the loader...

B5100 you guessed it right the 1st guess. Small but tough little tractors

You know your tractor is little when the battery and fuel tank are both two times larger then the motor :D

I agree with Emark SK Tractortirechains.com is a good company and ship fast I've bought several pairs of chains from them. You just can't beat their prices and they are well made.

I don't know but make another post brother your post count is creepy :)

You got to love photoshop

Re: picture If everything is still working on the tractor toss it in the junk drawer and get back to work :)

You won't know that 7 footer back there LOL :D Send some pics when you get your new toys

I've run mine thru tall grass and weeds without any problems it has the slip clutch and has been holding up just fine.

One can never have to much tractor :D

It's your money and a bigger tractor will always pull better but you can get the mower and a crapload of fuel for the difference and still get the job done. ;)

For what you're describing you should be OK with the M5660SU our owners manual list a 84" 1200 lb Rotary cutter as the max size and weight for the tractor. If you go that route you should be fine. Good luck in your tractor hunt. :)

If it's 36" width you're gonna need to borrow a lot bigger tractor

If I remember correctly they are pretty pricey I hope they are stainless getting that tank out is a pain in the backside. Although I'll never have to do it again. :)

That looks just like the replacement one I bought they must have improved them somewhere along the line my original one was just bare stamped steel and completely rusted. You will need to look elsewhere for the problem it was probably just dirt in one of your cans you might want to try a screen...

No I never had any issues there. I traded it towards a L3901. Here is the part number for the Fuel Sensor K2581-61370 You might be able to just clean the loose rust off of yours mine was still working but rusted bad so I replaced it.

If you have your fuel tank out unplug and pull the fuel sensor you will see where it starts rusting I had to replace mine after only 4~5 hundred hours it still worked but was rusting in the tank to the point where it was clogging the fuel line from the tank