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Nice clean design. I have a DIY canopy as well. Any shade makes a huge difference.

I live in the deep south too and fortunately I've been able to avoid your fuel situation. I used clear diesel and filter the diesel I put in my tractor with a Mr. Funnel. It definitely takes longer to fuel up but it's kept me out of trouble...

I dig ditches with mine all of the time. I don't see why you can't work on your driveway with it.

I took a look under the hood today and was surprised to see this corrosion. Is this normal? My tractor is almost five years old. I keep it outside under two covers so it doesn't get rained on. What can I do to stop or slow it down? I'm sure it gets hot under there. Thanks.

Thank you sir.

I found these wires under my left fender. Are these the work light wires? [/url]

I was able to pull my tractor home from the camp to do some maintenance this past week. After a closer inspection, my u-bolts were loose and causing the canopy to lean forward. I tightened them up and corrected the problem. The top part of my ROPS still leans forward and makes my canopy dip in...

I purchased the 48" United Attachments forks from Titan. They are extremely handy. I have been able to do more work safely with them. If I had purchased a beefier model it would cut into my lifting capacity. For occasional use you can't beat them.

My tractor is at the camp so It'll be at least a week before I can get back up there.

I have a custom made canopy that's heavy. Tightening the bolts on the ROPS just doesn't do a good job of keeping the canopy level. Does anyone else have this problem or a possible solution? If I could find something to wedge in the hinge gap that would probably do the trick. I may have to make...

If I don't drive my tractor for a awhile I always think I hear a strange noise. Do you only occasionally operate your tractor?

The rain turned our new property into a muddy mess before I could get started raking. It'll probably July or August before it dries up. Bummer.

Yea I saw that. We have some steep ditches next to our roads. In order to cut the limbs back, I would have to drop two tires into the ditch and drive parallel to the road to reach the limbs to really cut them back. I like the concept. It would be great for limbing food plots.

This would work out great at our camp if our roads didn't have ditches.

Yes. I have used this for almost four years. Not one problem with it. https://www.ebay.com/i/192372361375?chn=ps A pic of it is on this thread http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29499

No grapple in the current inventory. I watched a few videos on youtube this afternoon. I think as long as its dry I can hopefully skip the rake across the top. I do have an extra short top link that I can try as well. I'll try to post some pics when I get started.

We just had our new property cleared and now we've got tons of sticks and debris to remove. I've got a 6' rake but it moves a lot of dirt. So, I was going to remove ever other tine to allow more dirt to escape. My plan is to windrow it and then push it into piles. I've got about 3.5 acres to...

Nice work. There is certainly a market for under armor for the L series.

Sounds like they are going to take care of it. Good news

Is your hydraulic fluid low?