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Yup. I have a quick attach. And after that experience, and knowing I need to move the old fridge as well, I think Christmas may come early this year.....like tomorrow :)

I think I may ask Santa for some forks this Christmas....

My game camera caught me brush-hogging....

I just installed a hydraulic top link on my L3560 a couple weeks ago. I contacted Agrisupply, and they sent me a helpful email indicating the best model for my tractor. I ordered through Agrisupply, and the hydraulic top link arrived in 3 days, it was easy to install, and it works perfectly.

Thank you. It is actually not nearly as dry as it looks -- which is why I am cutting it now in the "wet" season before it truly is too dry. Thanks again.

Installed my new Bad Boy rotary cutter and was finally able to mow down the long grass that grew from all the rain we had here in the Texas hill country last September.

Thank you. I had not heard of Frontier -- I will look into it. I did a little research this morning comparing 5' cutters -- Landpride RCF2060, Rhino TW 15 and TW 25, Bad Boy 5', and Bush Hog BH215. Just based on specs, I am surprisingly impressed with the Bad Boy given its blade speed, 10...

Thinking about a rotary cutter for my L3560 -- which do you think is the better option between a 5' and a 6'? Seems like most 6' models I have seen recommend 40+hp. I will likely only cut a couple times per year, and there is no need to cut wet grass....here in the Texas hill country things...

Installed the hydraulic top link today -- even easier than I expected. Don't know why I didn't do this 5 months ago when I first got my tractor.....

I love maps like this....Thanks for sharing! After growing up in 10, and living for a while in the southern tip of 58, I sure do enjoy the lack of snow here on the southern edge of 30. :)

Hydraulic top link was delivered today, and I look forward to installing it on Saturday. It should not be too to difficult, but as a noob it will likely take much longer than expected.....

Added ~350 lbs to my box blade, then spread some topsoil. Getting ready to plant some sunflowers in anticipation of dove season here in the Texas Hill Country.

I'm just west of Camp Wood. Gotta love the hill country! Thanks!

Howdy, neighbor!

That is an Armstrong Ag BRG-mini. It is a local Texas manufacturer that many of the local dealers carry. No waiting, and it seems very heavy duty -- 60' wide and weighs 440 lbs. With the LA805 loader on my L3560, I opted for a slightly heavier grapple.

Thank you. I think the LE is just missing the cruise control, the 12 volt adapter, and I think the 3-point sway bars -- they are threaded instead of having pins. I really like this tractor so far!

I have been very blessed with a wonderful property with great views, three sweet dogs, an amazing family (not pictured), and now a new tractor. Thanks.

Thank you! I filled the rear tires with water (south Texas), and inflated to 20lbs per the manual. You are not the first person to recommend a lower pressure.....I will definitely do that. Thanks!

I was too busy driving it to take many pics, but here are a few for now!

Well, I finally took delivery on my L3560 LE. Had to wait a month or so for the R4 wheels and rear remotes to arrive at the dealer, but I am very happy now that it is here! As a tractor greenhorn, I really appreciate all the advice and experienced you all have been sharing here on the forum...