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Personally I don't think I would own a 2WD tractor, I have chains but haven't had to use them yet because if 4WD. You need to speak with some locals and see if their issues mirror yours, and their opinions on needing or wanting 4WD. Just like a pickup, I wouldn't own a 2WD. That's just my humble...

Remember to wear green!

Here is the add for the larger frame dolly. They are rated at the same weight, just different wheel bases

Plowing 10" s on the 7th, now on the 17 the dry gravel roads.crazy weather indeed!

If anyone is in a building mood this weekend, here's the HF dolly sale add $9.00 each. I might pick up a couple spares as I use them for other things too. This is the smaller dolly

Ken, if you want to tow around larger trailers, I picked up a $69. Hitch piece and put pins on it to use with the quick hitch on the rear. I have no problem jockeying Car hauler trailers, boat trailers etc with this set up. Just back up, lift the lever and go. You might want rear wheel...

That's why I will keep the snow blade on for now, even though all my roads and driveway are down to gravel. If it comes off, the ground hog will see his shadow all over again, and six more weeks of winter!

If you might have a use for it at a later date, you can get a quality landscape rake and use it turned around backwards to lightly lift the thatched lawn, and you have a nice rake for heavy clean up too

Instead of a landscape rake and the loader ( or in addition to, as you can never have enough toys, ahhh, I mean tools) a Grapple can scoop and grab without getting out of your seat! I do truckloads of pine needles, branches and brush in a couple hours, with a cup of coffee in hand. You might...

BTW KISS here is Keep It Simple Senior as at my age stupid does not work. Haha, unfortunately I still end up doing some stupid stuff! Mostly involving starting huge projects by myself.

We're now in a warming trend, with rain every day. I was actually able to get all the snow and ice out of my driveway and main road. It's still 3' deep around the edges, but I can actually walk the roads.

Sometimes simple is the best KISS.... keep it simple stupid Yup, a couple Dolly's, maybe a couple pieces of 2x4 to keep them aligned and in place, with s few screws. Easy and done

I have a 72' deep shop and I would be very upset if it wasn't on a movable dolly as it always seems to be in an inconvenient place. Everything gets pushed from one side to the other all the time. Well worth the $20. Invested for dolly wheels

Ok, it's time for spring already!

I will Grapple the bucket, go to where I need it, pull the pins, install the bucket and dig what I need, pull the pins and back to the Grapple. It's great for digging a hole and making burn piles out back where it's too thick to get back thru to the main burn area. I found a couple areas that...

Basically running different sized fronts WILL break Axles..... to start.

Lots of options out there, I have a Piranha and it works awesome for pulling saplings to 4" diameter trees out of the ground. It bites into the tree, I just slightly curl and pluck them out, roots and all.

I would post that question to the folks at BXpanded. They usually make attachments that work seamlessly with standard Kubota parts, but they would be able to talk about their designs

Where in Idaho?

Daren, you will love the new service! As a retired Verizon FIOS Wi-Fi tech, what any company offers you this month, will surely change next week! I would just keep checking the offers ( we do) on a monthly or bi monthly basis, and keep getting free options ( usually 3 month free trials) you will...