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Does anyone in Ontario have 'Fire & Theft' on their tractor? This machine is worth about 5 times what my car is and I'm thinking I should get some insurance. edit: I found some videos here, should have looked first. Thanks, Mike

It was dark. Haha, not really but it was in a covered trailer and the kid had it unloaded before I knew he was here.

Yes, I checked the tension per the method in the manual and it was WAY too tight. The spring that came with was tensioned such that it was extended about 1/16" at most. The new spring is extended about 1/2" and the tension is just under 10Lbs for roughly 1/4" deflection. Belts need only be tight...

I've run this mower for almost an hour and probably shouldn't have. The spindles got pretty warm from the stinkin' hot belt. I don't know if the tension spring with the chain is the way the factory set it up but this is how I got it. The spring extends about an inch with 170Lbs hanging on it...

Leastways, you have beer. And beer will get you through times of no sun - better than sun will get you through times of no beer. Or something.

I love the tractor but that sight glass is too small. i have one on my motorcycle which is super easy to use because it's 30mm across and the oil is a good contrast with the background. It's been 3.4 hours now and I've finally seen the oil level for the first time today. If the oil was a colour...

That's a fine looking shed! Love the garage doors too, blue contrasts nicely with the roof. :)

I like the blank SSQA panel idea as well as the hooks welded to the bucket. For now, I'll wait for the pallet forks. If I run out of other work for the tractor, I'll think about those options.

Ok, looks like that was a dumb idea. Thanks for the advice. Mike

Hi guys: I'm new here so go easy on me. :) I just got an L2501 yesterday and it came with 2 of the 4 implements, rest are not in yet. I ordered pallet forks to pick up logs but only have the bucket at the moment. I'm thinking of making a couple of steel plates to bolt to the alignment holes in...

Brackets look great to me! Nice to use 'scrap' steel. Smart that you aren't changing the ROPs in any way. Mike