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Sorry, didn't see anything except water repellent. If you need water repellent it's too late to repel the weather. However, if you have problems with winged creatures................... https://poorboysworld.com/bird-sh-t-remover-16oz-w-sprayer.html :)

I had a blower and it was great for driveways but awful in parking lots. Blowing the same snow more than one time compacts it too much for the blower to handle. Many people have fastened pipe or shoes to their blades / plows to work on gravel. The only experience I have with gravel was on our...

Ask and .................. https://www.amsoil.com/p/amsoil-mudslinger-mud-and-dirt-repellent-amssc/ :)

Do some Googling. A bunch of that series had jerky three point hitches. Kubota cheaped out allegedly to make plain Jane tractors more affordable. That was when they began eliminating the fender mounted starboard grab handles and covering the bolt holes with stickers. 🥴 Edited cause I cunnit...

Regardless of what method you go with, weight distribution is important. I had one experience where the trailer started swaying that I don't want to repeat.

I still have one. My only complaint is the rungs are terribly uncomfortable without the sturdiest boots.

And tonight while browsing FBM:

The company I worked for had maybe 40 pickups in the fleet. On two occasions we had 2 deer strikes in one day. We generally had around a dozen per year.

Sort of a Drunk Dude Perfect?

We made locking caps for equipment at work on a case-by-case basis. Some were attachments to steel caps. Some were locking doors. Some were flatbar straps with a hinge at one end and a hasp arrangement in the other. With a little imagination and a few tools it isn't "rocket surgery" :)

If you Google "lehigh valley car into trailer" the story shows up on Yahoo and two local media sources. Channel 69 says a 19 year old was arrested on suspicion of DUI. Also the trailer traveled about 75 yards after the car went in...

I would check the history of the tractor to develop a strategy. When I bought my used L4240, I found that it had a seal replaced early in its life (hoped and assumed it was the "problem" seal that plagued early 40-series tractors). The knew the original owner's name, etc. It would be good to...

Can't remember for sure if I used GR 2 or GR 5 bolts (but I think they were GR 5) when I ran a blower. Picked them up cheap at the local hardware store along with Nylok nuts. I sold the blower with the L3200 because the plow is way better for parking lots.

There may be similar sites out there, but I miss DonOTMW (RIP), JeffOTMG, and the others. Also enjoyed the goofy adventures of Hardin / Gunkid and his tactical wheelbarrow, the recommendations for the ol' JRS and the comradery in general.

A roof and walls.

There are many considerations, but for starters I'd look at two of your requirements: Mowing with your 5' BH or 7' RFM - The minimum tractor I'd want would be an L3200 for the 5' BH, or an L3900 for the 7'' RFM. My mowing times have been 40 minutes per acre with a 5'deck, 33 minutes with a...

...........to pick up our new tractor with only 5 hours on it ............ ...............the Kubota dealer that has it says it is out of warranty........... You won a new tractor and it's out of warranty?

Saw this at the church garage sale.

My letter would have been more to the point, just stating what happened. Corporate isn't interested in your dreams. As mentioned, find out if the temp gauge is faulty and be a lot more demanding if it is.

My L4240HSTC is a good match for the 7-1/2' RFM it uses. Has QA on the FEL. Have various attachments. Really like it. I used my other (smaller, open station) tractor the other day to blow leaves with its 60" RFM. As long as the wind was going in the right direction it was fun. However...