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Yup, somedays your the windshield, somedays your the bug....

That's mighty neighborly, on both your behalfs. That's the way it's supposed to be.

Well folks, better sign up for this event! :D I think blindfolded tractor and bobcat games is a bit much! I've gotten enough prizes to cover everyone who has expressed interest in attending, no matter how you can operate a Grapple. Now here's a suggestion, we can do team blindfolded quad...

Ok, it's ON see the new post!

Just an FYI for anyone considering coming out for this, there are MANY motels, campgrounds, B&B's etc all over the area for extended stays. This is a vacation destination area, and there's tons of tourist friendly things to do in the local towns. There's Boat and jet ski rentals, water parks and...

Well we will give this a try. There's quite a few OTT folks in this area, and some may be willing to take a road trip, so....... Saturday July 15th, were going to host the Orange Tractor Talks BBQ and tractor games in the beautiful Pacific NW in N. Idaho, near Silverwood. I'll have the Grapple...

I'm not a dirt worker, but when I hired out an excavator and crew to build my road and circle driveway in Alaska, they came in with huge rolls of Typar (sp?) matting and after the culverts were placed and set, put the Typar on the ground, over tundra and all then started dumping large...

It's easy to apply, just roll it on and throw the sprinkles in the air. You won't have to worry about oil or grease spills. I did my lift area 48'x24' with two kits, which is 4gallons. $198.00 When we have the OTT BBQ next month you can check it out.

So now the concretes curing, and you can walk on it. Have you thought about doing an Epoxy coat on it in a few weeks? It sure makes a nice finish, doesnt stain and repels oil etc. I used the inexpensive stuff from Home Depot, but it's still a great finish for $99.00 for two gallons

Re: Lubricates - everything you wanted to know!!! Everything works better when it's well lubed

That's nice that they did a clean job on the trim. It does make a big difference when it looks good as well as being a nice build. Your gonna love the extra lean too storage too. You can never have enough storage!

Welcome and congrats on the new toy. You may want to take a good look at the implements list and see what you may use. The bundled price at Zero financing is a great deal. What kind of property do you have to maintain? Any gravel roads? Lots of fence posts to install? You mentioned snow...

I know I over maintain my BX, but I change the oil and filter every 100 hours. It takes less than 4 quarts, and filters are pretty cheap. Basically once a year, for about the 100 hours I use it. I would rather over do it than run cruddy oil

If your not too far from town, or the place that sells chainsaws, go handle them all, see how nose heavy they are, or if you like the size etc. I found the sales guy ( not on commission) was really knowledgeable, and he agreed with my two choices. I went home, and did lots of research, which...

With the hard, rocky ground up here, I opted for the 12" also.

I know a lot of the guys that cut for a living use huge Huskys, 32"+ bars and they weigh a ton. I'll never have that much envy, I will stick with a 20 inch " lightweight" saw. Much easier to limb with, and cut all day with. My lower back thanks me.

I just upgraded to the MS-261 C-M Pro. Go try one out at your local saw place. I really liked how light it was. After using it for a few weeks, cutting down 75 trees, bucking 8 cords of wood and limbing tons of trees, I am even happier with the purchase

Well the good news is, new chain saws are Awesome compared to some of the older ones. A smart pro series saw is a joy to use. Bad news is they cost $$. But hey if you don't spend it on yourself, your kids will blow it on worthless ideas once your gone!

Once you make all your implements fit the quick hitch the same way, usually by altering the top attachment point, you won't have to adjust anything, or even get off the tractor to go from one to the next.

Just down at the Ford dealer looking at the new 17's today. A mere $70K for s fully loaded beauty. My '12 only has 40K on it, so it'll be a few years till I need a new one, but they sure are nice. 440 HP, and 925 FP of Torque ( crank, not at the wheels)