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And they didn't even spill their Foster's. :D Maybe the cans were already empty. :rolleyes: :cool:

Yup, had to cut mine a week ago:mad: but then I cooled off by taking a 105 mile ride on the bike.:cool: :D 14 deg this morning :eek: had to come some time. Oh well, the sun is up so off for my morning walk.

Unequivocal second! :)

That is cheating,:eek: he is using the independent breaks.:eek: :eek: Still :cool:

You can't fix stupid! :eek: Ha, pass me another beer.:rolleyes:

Water, Rim Guard, Calcium and Foam all have different weights. comparatively: Water = 1 Rim Guard = about 1.3 Calcium = about 1.3 Foam = about 1.4 (whole tire is filled) That being stated, if you are going to cross fast moving water of 2' or more with a small tractor regardless...

If your are struggling now, with a 100lb more you will be still struggling. 1000lb is 10X more than the b -that will make a difference. I would definitely go with the L.

Also, check all your wiring from the starter to the switch and back to the starter, (checking all the wiring would not be a bad idea either). Also, make sure the fusible link which should be near the starter is good, I would do this before I replaced the switch or push button. Good luck.

aaaaaah, what time did you say dinner was? ;) :D Enjoy, I know I would. Crumble up the bacon and put it in the cabbage just before you eat it, that is the way I like it.:cool:

Sorry, I assumed that yours had a shuttle shift for forward and reverse.

I do not know your particular tractor, but here are some suggestions. Have you tried letting the clutch in reverse? Did it die? Does it die as you are letting the clutch out - before it is completely out or after it is completely out? If it dies while you are letting it out check all of the...

Nice work. :cool: It sure beats a sharp stick in the eye, ($300). :eek:

My cousin uses his 1/2 ton Chevy to pulls a 20' 10,000lb trailer with an L3830 with a fel and 6' rotary mower up and down a steep 3 mile private road in the mountain's. Of course his truck is set up for it. And YES, trailer breaks are a must.

Yup, taters were a complete loss this year. The rest was just enough for us but no extra. Usually give away more than half of what we grow.

Really nice work! :cool:

Wow, they look wheel good. :p

Sorry to hear that Wolfman! You and Vixen will be in our prayer and thought. May she have a fast and complete recovery.:) Use your time where it is most needed - with your 4 legged friend and your family.

Isn't amazing how the older your children get the smarter you become. When he first got his driving license he did not have time to learn the basics of vehicle maintenance. He also would wait until the last minuet to do anything including. One spring day it was cold and raining pretty good so I...

It is a very hard job to do nothing and do it correctly. ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4sI5DG5sjc

Unless you have down pressure on the 3pt hitch, DO NOT USE IT. It can get very interesting very fast if conditions cause the 3pt arms to be lifted by what ever is being towed, (think fel up in the air full of gravel with out any counter weight but the weight in the back of the tractor )...