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I did something new today, used the FEL and the Q/A frame to hoist the harrow, WHILE also mowing. Didn't want to make two trips (1/2 mile), so mowed backing up, while also dragging the harrow. This gave me the option of lifting it clear up while going across my driveway and other areas not...

I just paid 85 bucks for 2 7/8" 31' long stem pipe here in idaho. I was happy with that. I love the stuff...., have used it for years.

Unloaded some drill stem pipe, 31' long, with the forks, easypeasy. Paid $85.00 each, compare that to buying new pipe!

I sure was impressed with my U-25.

I figured out a quick and easy way to carry my fat e bike with the l3301. My first summer with the new 30 acres, below my "old" 40 acres, all of it on a mountain side (12-14% grade) at over 5,000 ASL, I've found it too time consuming to walk back up to the shop when I'm working the tractor at...

I have similar, and the last time I used it was about 3 or 4 years ago. Yesterday, I got it out again and hooked up, no joy. Long story short: though I had joggled it a bit to get any water out of the hose, before leaving it in my unheated pole barn all winter, enough water or at least dampness...

My sage brush ripper/grapple does the same, about every 4 th time. Just did it today and the light went on for a solution! I took a 3/8" long carriage bolt I had handy, and carefully poked it into the male end, at about 15-20 pounds pressure, if that, (easy, point being) it burped and a tea...

Got the last of my snow removed, from where it drifts in (20' deep) on my access road to my lower 30 acres, and the road to IT stays unplowed all winter. 82 degrees, moving snow! Plus, moved my 1000 watt solar array back down the hill to the springs location, where it will pump water until late...

When I had the same issue, someone here suggested chaining it down to my drawbar, but adjusting my top link AND about 150 pounds of scrap iron on it worked for me.

After hauling the electric snow bike 100 yards to what snow is left (a lot, up high) I made one last ride. All winter I was riding right out my shop's door. Then I started busting up a big compacted drift that is still (an epic winter here, way above average snowfall totals) blocking access to...

Landing after a aborted breakfast flight to Afton WY, the light was so flat that on short final I had a hard time seeing where the surface was. I pulled off a good landing however, but having got distracted I too late found I had drifted off to the side on my mountain strip, and it slopes off...

ANOTHER 30", in April! I am out of room to pile and blow it, looking at the calendar gives me hope. Oddly enough, blowing out the road to an outbuilding yesterday, I broke a shear bolt, first glitch with the blower of the entire season, not bad. A warm day, no wind, daylight, it couldn't have...

I took my hyd adj 72' blade off the L3301 over a month ago, as I ran out of room to push the snow. With the bucket back on, I at first could pick it up and dump it where I wanted, but the snow kept coming, and now it's piled so high even driving up onto the snowbanks as high as possible, when I...

After watching several YouTube videos, and also spending time on EveryThingsAttachments and the Piranha sites, I've decided to stick with my original plan of just using the ripper first, then hit it with the stock blade. As much as I like spending money on attachments, with my soil conditions...

Thanks for the info, teeth, tooth bar, I was close!

Someone point me in the right direction: what are the aftermarket "teeth" called for the FEL buckets? I have a project coming up, a small pond build in easy digging/no rock/soft spring dirt, and since I sold my Mini X U25 (thinking I was all done with moving dirt.....) but have a L3301 and a...

A neighbor recently got a blower for his Kubota, as the county isn't plowing out the road past my place until he gets his house finished. He's blowing the snow onto my place for a good reason, the other direction is where all the winds goes. My recently built buck rail fence is completing...

I put this snow fence up 15 years ago, best thing I ever did due to the winter winds and the agnle of the driveway. Totally acceptable in my rural area, though some may consider it unsightly, it saves me a ton of work and is beautiful!

My biggest late in the winter (not yet...) problem, this stretch going down to my hangar, crossways to the storm winds. If I don't keep it clear, I can't get the tractor down there to move the snow in front of the hangar door, which means no ski flying! If I blow it up and out to the left, where...

I just, for the first time this season, chained up my front tires on the 3301. There is now an ice layer below the snow, compacted, and wind packed. Front only for now, as I got stuck and chaining only the front up involved less hand digging! Also because with the FEL it was easy enough to...