Nice work with the grapple.
Just wondering if you sell firewood.
Watching all the logs you move to your work area is more than one household can burn in a year here and we are way colder here than you are in Mo.
My only heat is wood and prolly burn 20 to 25 face cords a year. Just curious.
Here in Wisconsin, we have the castle doctrine.
If someone breaks into our home, we have the right to
defend ourselves period.
Breaking into someone's home is considered a threat
and no need to retreat.
I agree that it's nice to hear from you.
I love those mirrors for when I have to run on the road to the farm next door. Nice to keep an eye on the possible traffic behind me.
Kudos to you for helping out on Christmas day!
I also screw up with the pedals every time I use the JD our church has too.
The smooth front loaders on the Kubota are tough to beat.
I have the same tractor with R1'S. I have a long steep driveway with loaded tires.
I have no need for chains and would give it a go without them and see how that works.
Loaded tires give them more bite.
Interesting Ken. I wonder how many varieties will actually germinate. It will be fun to see what varieties do make it, with so many different ones applied.
I also think it's a good decision to keep what you have and see how it goes.
I have no problem with R1's in snow and never needed chains.
Just take it easy on the lawn and stay off it when it's wet and soft.
Kudos to you Ken for helping him out. The older folks need the support just as much as the youth if not more, in my opinion.
Best wishes for a great hunt!