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I have heard that before with various products. One factory for various brands. Home appliances are bad for that. One washer sold under several brands and prices, but still the same washer.

I purchased a magnetic mount light, then used rtv to glue a piece of 1/8 metal to the roof. this way I can use it on the rtv and the tractor. It just plugs into the power socket. For a ball hitch, I made a slightly longer one from 2x2 tubing. I also installed a after market receiver where the...

I guess the loose end of the rope came untied. I found an adjustable wrench in the belly pan of a dozer once. With some tlc it came back to life, and has been a good wrench for years.

To it comes down to how much loader work you plan on. Doing loader work in soft conditions is where 4x4's really shine, firm conditions not so much. Plus no real advantage with pto/towing work, as long as your on firm ground. Soft conditions is where the 4x4 is very useful.

As far as noise level, I think I would either move the compressor or build a box around it.

Well that's good to know.

I rarely take full width cuts. I leave enough overhang to catch any snow that falls off the edge of the cut. That way the blower still catches all the snow.

The power needed also depends on the snow. Is it lite and fluffy, or wet and heavy. Every snow fall will be different.

A few inches wider that the wheels is what most people do. Plus what I used to do on the first pass in hard going, was carry the blower 2-4 inches off the ground. This kept the blower weight on the drive wheels instead of the tractor having to push it along the ground. Plus it was a few...

An good quality fluid or filter will cost as much or more than oem fluids and filters. You can either pay for good fluids and filters or you can pay of repairs.

Call him Bob.

Them doing the prep makes sense, the way it showed up. I have to agree, I like taking my time and assembling my own stuff.

I can't see your flail coming from Italy that way. I would think they would be crated, so they could be stacked inside a shipping container.

Well that's not good. Hope they do right be you.

Well, they are brown lumps/bars.

Woodland mills had a big sale, so I bought their 28" stump grinder. So the flail is on hold for now.

excellent.

We had a great Pyrenees/border collie, that would lay in mud puddles, but would not get in the kiddie pool we got for him.