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I also can’t stand all the stickers. Just athletically, words plastered all over things cheapens them, in my view. I don’t often wear clothes with words, I remove most the stuff with words from my cars, and I peeled many of the stickers off my tractor and implements/attachments.

Oh, and I used a snow pusher and a back blade.

I used front chains (along with rears) on my B series with R4s. In my opinion it was utterly useless without them. Good with them. I got them from tirechain.com

In my experience (video earlier in thread), pulling is no problem. But if you wind up turning on a downhill slope, a trailer heavy with people can push your tractor and that is VERY scary. Luckily for me was just enough to feel it and not cause any problems. But if I ever do it again (I would)...

Loaded a mortiser in to my truck (selling it to a friend). Wasn’t heavy, but I’m lazy. I didn’t even bother to move the wife’s car 😬 luckily I didn’t drop it on her hood 😅. Way I look at it, I spent all this money on this darn orange machine, I might as well use it as much ass possible!

I don’t know if you’ll have much luck getting anything for the scratched paint, beyond some free Kubota touch up paint. But I understand where you’re coming from. All that scratched paint would bother me, too. I get other folks point, it’s a tool, and only a matter of time before that paint...

I watched a lot of videos on YouTube giving bad advice before I took a tree felling / chainsaw safety course called Game Of Logging. Since being schooled there, this is the best tree felling video I’ve seen: Good luck!

Funny addendum: the deer was shot by the butthole who sued me trying to claim squatters rights (and lost).

Found this guy laying in my yard this morning. Shot through the hind quarter with an arrow. I’m not a hunter, so I had to figure things out. DEC (dept. of environmental conservation) biologist and forest ranger came, gave me a tag, and helped me gut it (the kind ranger did all the work really)...

I’ve had my workshop in an 19 century (or perhaps 18th) outbuilding that’s falling apart, and my tools are starting to all get rusty. So I’m moving in to a newer shed. Tractor is making easy work of the heavy lifting! I thought I may have to take the folding outfeed table off, but the fully...

I didn’t know about these. Thanks!

Excellent. Congrats.

Well, I suppose I finally know how to avoid the standard OTT advice to buy bigger: show up ALREADY OWNING an M. Hahaha.

I had a B2301 I traded in for an L series. Sometimes I miss the B. It was so much smaller and lighter. If I were you (and could afford it) I’d sure like to have a B2601 HST with unloaded turf tires for using around the house. It’s a lot of money for something that may not be strictly speaking...

Dang, that does sound nice.

My deed had a similar error where the described shape was not closed. The lawyer filed a corrective deed for me. Needed to go back two property owners to have them sign papers; I’m not exactly sure why, maybe because that’s when the error occurred in the chain. Good luck figuring it out. Or...

Like @D2Cat pointed out, I’m under the impression the real problem with back dragging is doing so with the bucket curl rams extended far. Hopefully I’m alright, haven’t busted anything yet!

Leveled the driveway out before the snow arrives (it’s been less than perfect since the last time I plowed hah). Started with the snowpusher as sort of a poor man’s box blade. Worked only okay. Then switched to bucket for back dragging and finer level finish. I also moved this winter’s...

I use a snow pusher and a rear blade. The pusher is just for straight lines and fills up and ya gotta dump it by steering off the side driveway. The rear blade can be angled and you can drive over the snow and just throw it to the side over long distances. These work pretty well for me, and...

Probably got your answer already but yes, I believe the L2502 has 25hp and no DPF. I hear ya on the cab. I live in upstate NY and plow a fairly long driveway with no cab. I sometimes wish I had one on those days. But not most days.