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I am seeing some mighty tasty looking vittles. (y)

I had just noticed what looked to be a Walnut top in your bucket.

Yours is a refreshing example of rehabilitation, both for you and the tractor. I say "well done"!!

Pallet forks ROPs. ;)

That is a very solidly built tractor and should give you many years of reliable service.

Very nice and you are justifiably proud. Kinda like the used car salesman said about the little old lady's car; "Only drove it to church on Sunday". :)

Walnut tree?

You should not be concerned about the post bottoms because the rot will occur within a foot of ground level, and using concrete is a bad idea. Gravel/rocks will last the longest and if not available tamp the soil back in.

A U25 got added to the fleet this week. And it met the M4900 for the first time. Hi, it is nice to meet you. ;)

The PAT's has become my favorite even though I do have to attach the top link. Actually the PAT's is probably faster because with the Speeco, all three attachment points have to be aligned before before you can raise the lift arms. That often was a pain in the rear. The Speeco may become a...

I Hates a Thief!! :poop:

What was in them?

Now dat's a good looking pizza!!! ;)

With one similar to these. :oops:

Remember when you wished the weekend would last forever? Happy now?

Yup, it's hard to recall stuff with your ears ringing. :)

Or you could forego the Quick Hitch and consider the PAT's, although it does require the top link. In some instances not quite as quick, but in others, more user friendly. Both have their advantages.

Yup, 100 pages of mostly nothing except politics and opinions.

I go in the MOEN crowd.

That stuck Kubota is a new 106 HP. His story: "Then I remembered that the manager of the Pecan farm a few miles away had a 135 HP JD tractor. He said that he would be over shortly, and to make a long story short, we built a log raft under the front end loader/pallet forks on my stuck tractor...