Search results

Got up early (for me that's 0600) and cleared the one parking lot at church. It had 1-2" of slush on it. Easy enough to drive through but our octogenarians wouldn't like walking through it. Pic below is after a quick scraping. The slush on the other lot was already melted and didn't need any...

Here's one that I saw in a front yard. Not sure what the owner might want for it, but it ran when parked.

Looks nice!

Grooving R4's makes a big difference in traction. See Post #652: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/cutting-groving-siping-r-4-for-snow.193438/page-66

That looks quite good. Does your setup allow you to float just the blade or are you floating the FEL? If the weight of the FEL is on the rubber edge it is a lot of abuse. We made a rubber edge for a rear blade at work from the tread part of a tire. It held up for years of use on a...

Whatever you decide to do will seem like the wrong thing after you've done it:) If it were mine (and the 1-3" is not a packed-down 1-3") I'd let it go till after the freezing rain so there's something to get under it for removal. If the 1-3" is hard, packed and frozen it probably doesn't...

I've used bolts and nylock nuts on some things. For lynch pins I've had good luck with the black ones that hurt my fingers:)

Used the machete this morning to whack up the pumpkins we had for decorations. I tossed them into the field assuming the critters would make them disappear. It was surprising to see that it was marked 24". Ecuador is metric (at least from what I've read). It was bought in Ecuador in 1983.

Something different and fun:

I'm not a collector by any means. A number of knives have followed me home and cover a variety. Yep a Hansa machete brought back from Ecuador is included. Then there are several non-locking folders, some fixed blade hunting knives, three blade "stockman" knives, a Buck Titanium, etc. The...

Is that today? Who's playing? :) (Guess who didn't sign up)

Salt and sunshine

A tractor for mowing the yard? That's crazy. Who would ever.............................uhhh....... Here's mine:)

I've said to buy your 5th tractor first. While this is said partly in jest, that's what i DIDN'T do. I went up in size and capability in steps. The first was in 1990 and last - at least for now - in December of 2018. Admittedly it was more "want" than "need". I dont NEED to mow 3-1/2 acres...

This isn't apples to apples, but is one reason I like Caroni RFM's: https://www.agrisupply.com/replacement-caroni-quill-assembly/p/107346/

Two I remember from along PA230 between E-town and Middletown: HE LIT A MATCH TO CHECK GAS TANK THAT'S WHY THEY CALL HIM SKINLESS FRANK BEN MET ANNA MADE A HIT FORGOT TO SHAVE BEN-ANNA SPLIT

Approaching 1,600 hours on my L4240 and the tires are still OK. The outer edges wore enough to justify re-grooving them. Three pix show the right front tire on January 1, 2019 (the day I first grooved the tires on this tractor). The other two show a front tire on January 24, 2024 before and...

The reversible Piranha looks really interesting. My only experiences with "bars" have been with non-replaceable factory edges and a couple homebrews. I made a toothbar with replaceable teeth for a B7500 and a couple others for more recent tractors that were just a flat bar. The tooth bar...

Until I noticed that the picture was cropped, I thought it was one of those new Bluetooth models.