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So far so good. WOW!! This upgrade is awesome!!! (y)(y)

I sawed some very interesting (to me anyway) pieces this past Friday. Bookmatched Cherry. Another example of bookmatched Cherry. 2"X20"X8' bookmatched Tulip Poplar.

Hopefully members will learn to attach pictures by using the "Insert Image" tool above the posting window rather than attaching them as a file below. Being able to add describing text between the pictures is a very nice plus. (y) I haven't uploaded a picture (yet) that needed rotating, but I...

OK, it is a bit cumbersome but it worked. Thanks. My Dad had a favorite saying; "It's good to know but it is better to understand".

I hope your final decision is/was to trailer. Highways are for automobiles and few people have any regard or patience for anything else. Your personal safety is of the utmost importance.

Your concern sounds very legitimate because you are "swapping spit" with every hydraulic cylinder equipped implement. I have the exact same concern with a John Deere and a Kubota sharing implement duties.

Maybe I'm not seeing it, but the little window that takes you to the last post made on a thread seems to be missing?

Pancakes last night with some of my last New Hampshire syrup... which was given to me by a good friend in Campton, NH.

Thank You Mr K, but it now looks like I have some reading to do. ;)

Thank You.

It ain't bragging if you can do it. Dizzy Dean

Wowser Tbucket32, that is much more than a "shed"!! ;)

Thanks for the pictures of your M9000's Flip. Very Nice!! ;)

Monday night she had fixed beef tips over rice with crowder peas, pickled beets and cornbread.

And then Sunday lunch was grilled chicken breast with fresh picked squash and more fresh dug taters.

Looking Good Guys. Saturday night was Prime NY Strips with fresh dug taters. MMMM

The last culvert is laid and covered. The last picture is where the dirt came from. About 100 yards away.

More culvert/dirt work. This morning I loaded up two culverts, placed them, and started hauling dirt. All of these culverts are just in low places not ditches so they are basically on top of the ground and the fill covers them over. Yesterday's work is seen just to the right of the rear...

The rain has been gone for a few days so I have started placing come culverts across some low places. This is the first of 4. Yup, it's PVC and sorta screwy but it is what I had and what I needed. The other 3 will be corrugated steel pipes.

If you contact your dealer would they go ahead and supply you with the operators manual? I would want to read every page. Also I would order a WSM to familiarize myself with items that will need to be addressed as your tractor gets a few hours on it. You may not remember, but you will...