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I use the rubber paddle broom as well. It’s a workout for sure, but very effective. It also works to move acorns in the fall.

Back when I was younger, we had a branch break off partially as you described yours, hanging by a thread. My father and I used a shotgun to “cut” it down.

I used Arnold’s in Mankato as well. Small world. Been happy with them and their service.

Mine was all frosty the other day. We just crawled out of a sub zero to a pretty mild day.... both rears tires and rims frosted.

I had a leak at the cooler, I first thought it was steering too. I had to take the loader off to get to the hose clamp. The clamp had obviously been put on before the radiator. I had to get creative to loosen it enough to turn it so I could get it tightened down properly. I think the...

If you search on YouTube, I believe Tractor Time with Tim has done a few videos with a PTO driven power rake, if that’s what you are looking for.

I almost fell out of my chair laughing. I tend to run mine in the 1800-2000 as well, depending on the work. Sometimes less, sometimes more if I want the speed or power. I’ve always understood that lower RPM can lead to more buildup in the dpf and require regens more often.

Not sure if these would work, and what price point you were looking for? https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/countyline-landscape-rake-wheel-kit?cm_vc=-10005

Two face forward on one switch, one to the rear on a separate switch.

I have a 3 light set on my L3901. I like it, the install was really easy and they are bright. You probably could source everything separately cheaper, but for me having everything in one package was worth it. I wish I would have gotten the 4 light set. I have thought about getting a set...

I’ve had the same problem intermittently, thanks for asking, helped me out too!

I recently loaded my tires with Rv/Marine antifreeze. I think it was just under $2 a gallon. I shopped around a bit for the best price. The smaller stores where you can actually talk to a manager about getting a price break, looked up their price and were unable/unwilling to give a break...