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I found a used Land Pride FDR2572 in perfect condition, I use it behind my B2650, I did ad a full set of front end weights, it works great.

I decided on a Land Pride RC3712 I believe I have had it since 2019. It works well in corn stalks, cutting waterways, tall grass, fence lines, even mowing off the garden. It is built pretty heavy.

I am kind of a purist in the area of product colors, Internationals are red, Deeres are green, Kubota and Allis Chalmers are orange and DAMN IT, Land Pride is tan. Or whatever color Land Pride calls it. I bought my snowblower off the lot several years ago and all that my friendly Land Pride...

A little JB weld and take that baby to the auction! Although it does provide easy access to the rear end gears as it is!

I was fortunate that this Deere dealer wanted that off color piece of crap off their lot, I offered $1000, there was a delay then he came back with would you do $1250, I told him " I will think about it and let you know in a day or two. I offered $1000 because I didn't need it, but took him up...

I understand the color thing too. But I have drifted to another color, it's Oliver Green, not John Deere Green. Good thing the plow is color blind!

I had just finished mowing when I took that picture, I was fortunate to find that machine at that price. A Deere dealer had it as a trade in, the owner bought it, used it one season, then traded it for a Frontier model because he couldn't stand having something on the farm that wasn't John...

Oh my that BETSTCO model makes my used FDR2572 look pretty good. A one season use machine, late serial number, for $1250, I didn't need it, but couldn't pass it up. It breaks up the monotony by mowing with the B2650 now and then.

How many do you want? Contact your friendly Land Pride dealer and order one. This one is an RBT3584.

Now that is down right cute! I am kind of a fan of revolvers, .357 Magnum, 454 Casull, Smithy 500 and a Thompson Center .308 Winchester thrown in for good measure. Because you know, a guy can take a few 9s. All are are carry weapons.

Is this item still for sale? I am interested if it is. Call me at 5633409346

That was a little recreational plowing. Now the plow is undergoing a restoration.

Seems like my M5-091 will pull a plow. Much more comfortable than plowing in the late 60's and early 70's with no cab.

I contacted Winco and talked to their technical guy when I was testing my old generator to be sure it worked correctly before I listed it for sale, they can probably help you with the voltage problem, they are very helpful. I replaced my old Winpower 10/15KW unit with a Winco 27KW unit. The...

The front tires are two different brands. The left is a Goodyear Radial, that I can tell, I am guessing the right hand tire is not a radial. Road wear is much worse on bias ply tires than a radials. My M5-091 has the Good Year radials, close to 400 hours with plenty of highway miles and show...

My M5-091 handles an Oliver 546 4-16s quite well. I found this plow for sale and it was stored indoors with the moldboards greased, a little pressure washing and off to the field.

I dealt with a low power problem on My M7060 at around 50 hours, I measured fuel supply pressure under load, it was a negative pressure, I installed a higher volume supply pump and that cured the problem temporarily. Negative supply pressure can cause cavitation in the fuel system which damages...

The M5 tractors are nice machines, a nice compliment to an L6060!

I used the kit for a cab version of a B2650. The open station kit had the valve assembly mounted to the ROPS, a real shitty set up. When I ordered the tractor the dealer told me it wouldn't be the ROPS mounted unit, so they took that ROPS kit back and I asked them to order the kit for the cab...

This is how it's done! B2650