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Rolled in the sod seed just ahead of the rain, sweet.

Got the swing motor all fixed up, $4000 later, dam. Had to move a couple of rocks that out wieghed the machine but all's good in the end... https://www.dropbox.com/sc/sfap3ia3y51mcqo/AADpsM6vnVPYdMhXebELDxrGa

Just finished planting a big Kentucky Blue Grass sod field...

When you pull the seat there is an access panel on the back wall of the cab, 4 nuts and it comes off. You can get the starter there. I had to have mine rebuilt last year. Not too much trouble at all once the seat is out bud.

This is my 245 DT at full throttle position. Not sure if it is what you want. Mine is also a 77 or 78 model.

Literally the last go around with the disc harrow and I put her right in the wet hole, sunk out of sight on one side...doh!!! My big 9850DT, with my excavator in the shop getting a new swing motor this was a problem. Got my buddies 5440 HST and 20 mins alter all good.

I use it for neither of the things you mention bud. Rape seed is the shall we say technical name of the seed but around here people just call it turnip greens. They are cut and bagged in a 1 Kg bag for sale to all grocery stores. Here is a pic of a field being cut, I use a 6' sickle bar mower...

First field of rape seed for the season...

Fertilized sod fields today, new LandPride Fert spreader, L3800 DT

Clearing some land getting it ready for Kentucky Bluegrass seed

Got some of the slop out of my bucket on my KH161-3, the orings that typically go there just don't work any more so I made a couple of rubber washers from an old Ford floor mat. We will see how long they last. My apologies for the large pic in previous post. You can see the gap in this pic...

51 years young here. :)

Just getting snow out of the way, gonna be a late start here...

Removing rocks behind the biathlon shooting range, apparently they don't like bullets bouncing all over creation, lol. :) [/IMG]

Still out in the xcountry ski park, but it's cooling down now. Lost a seal on a ram on the boom for the first time on this machine. Not the best place to happen b ut it could be worse I guess. They don't cut a tree down for me, I have to blow through the woods, lol. Dam hard on hoses though...

I am in Canada and have no trouble getting parts for the L245DT. Mine is a 1977 model I think. Some dealers are just too lazy to look bud.

Got a job last month at the local cross country ski club. They have the Nationals coming and needed a lot of trail work. About halfway through it now. Got a few pics. This is a hill that needed to be taken down, too steep for the racers, before and after pics... [/IMG] After cutting down...

3-point hitch on my new 3800 dt has not been jerky at all, at least not yet.

Looks great bud, loving my new 3800 as well.

Dam, great looking job bud. That bucket is ready to rip. :D