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I worked at a golf course for a bit. One of the "cart boys" was out getting members clubs out and moving some of the carts around. Well, naturally, while driving a golf cart your left leg often hangs outside of the cart. He was driving one of the convertibles around when his toe caught the...

I did 100hr service on my tractor. Still need to enter it into my records. I'm glad to have it done.

Well, look who's got some stamina!

The Buckley Old Engine Show here in Northern Michigan. It's just a fair-full of steam engines, hit and miss engines and tractors in general. It's pretty awesome.

Between my dad, my brother and I; counting front and back.... I don't know, we're in the 20s, probably. Several get very little use, like my 3 point boom and the carry-all. I suppose that's not counting the ones that are up at the farm, though... I don't really have ready access to them. My...

No kidding he should be elated! We're paying $5.19 or so for gasoline! And our town is usually the cheapest compared to other towns/cities in the area.

The ridiculous thing is that we can buy something elsewhere AND have it shipped right to our doors for far less than the domestic alternative. Moving things halfway around the world surely isn't free. We need to look at WHY it's so damn expensive to make stuff domestically compared to...

Putting the range selector in neutral should disconnect the wheels from any of the hydraulics. It'd probably be a good idea to make sure it's not in 4wd. With any luck you'll never need to tow it. I can't imagine it'd be a fun job.

The loader alone is probably worth what you paid for the whole shebang. I just got a brand spanking new L3901 instead of trying to find a loader for my 7100. I mean, I probably would have gotten off cheaper if I could have stuck it out looking for a loader, but... I think I made the right...

Top left: "Double Speed" Bottom left: "Auto Break" Bottom right: "Back Up" That seems like the most reasonable translation I can come up with.

Using my phone's translator, it looks like the top left might say "double speed"... I don't know if that means anything... On the bottom right it kinda looked like "back" was in there somewhere.. That's all I got...

It's probably fair. Get yourself a 3pt scoop and a carryall and a hitch adapter. That's about the best you'll be able to do. I love my 7100, but it's basically just a small trailer puller. I still expect to keep the 7100 around and pass it down to my son, hopefully. Love that stupid little...

While I'm sure it's not the only way it's transmitting, but the monkeypox seems to be primarily transmitted sexually - mostly between gay or bisexual men. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/monkeypox-outbreak-likely-spread-by-sex-at-2-raves-in-europe-says-who-expert Edit: Just as a note, it...

It's like pants. You don't go and buy one pant. They call it a pair of pants - there are two legs and one waist. It is one unit, but it's still called a pair. Same goes for remotes. One remote set includes an innie and an outie and a valve to control which way is which. It is still only one.

You've got the grapple. Use that to hold the log while cutting it. There are many ways to mark the log for cut lengths. Suspend it over a table of some kind and your cut pieces fall and are at waist height ready to be split. Also, put a ratchet strap or winch or some other kind of mechanical...

I could pull up my new 3901, but there's no way of putting older equipment in as "my equipment". I have a 1994 B7100 and, while I think I can look up the manual, I have to look it up every time. Plus, I would like to be able to add implements, even non-kubota or LP implements, for nothing other...

Holy shit, you could hold the whole tractor up with that table!

Alright, 2 points for anybody who can name where this picture came from. I don't imagine the two circles overlap a whole lot, but maybe there's some of you out there that know it.

As far as clamp on forks go, those look decent. Tying the bottom of the bucket to the top goes a long way in avoiding giving your bucket a permanent smile. A lot of people like the ratchet rake - this is along those lines. As far as clamp on forks go, (I have no experience in these or other...

You must exercise the gaskets, George!