Recent content by jimh406

You can attach a SSQA plate to your bucket. You would probably cut off current connections and weld the plate to the bucket.

Lifetime Membership is very reasonable.

I don't think it is too much to ask for a dealer to know it was the wrong tire.

Not that I need one, but where do you buy them?

For car/truck tires, there is some variation in height for same size with different manufacturers, but 3 inches seems like a lot. My tractor tires are still fairly new, so I haven't spent any effort comparing tires.

I've had similar things happen.

If it's in a building or they can put a wind block around it, try a buddy heater or similar near it. They don't have an open flame and can warm a small area pretty well. I've used one in a pinch in my unheated shed to get some work done. Of course, he should order the proper block heater, but...

Feel free to not use additives. I'm assuming those who don't, don't have much experience with them. In other words, the opinions are based on real world results. YMMV. :D

Me, too. I've also read lots of posts and articles on different sites that were 100% wrong. I think that just means trust but verify. ;)

The loader is the same on both. Having more HP won't make the 3302 lift more. As noted, you can go into L to have more power for moving into dirt. I find my L2501HST just right for my uses, and the bonus is not DPF. You will see some difference pulling up a hill with a 3302 compared to a...

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I voted glad I have it, but we haven't had much snow. That means the tractor isn't plugged in since it isn't going anywhere.

It depends on how AI is used whether it's good or not for forums. I had a question though. How do you know if it's too early to mow or not? This is part of the answer that AI produced (grok). Key Signs It's Too Early (Don't Mow Yet) Grass height is under about 3 inches: The best rule from...

Like most in Montana, we are pretty prepared for cold weather although this has been a warm year so far. Grandkids have been able sled a day or two on a couple of inches of snow. I have had my plow on my Polaris Ranger for about three months, but I haven't used it yet. I haven't put the...

Supposedly, R4s are the worst choice for snow. I only have one tractor, and it has R4s so no comparison for me. However, I'd use chains after seeing the difference and chains work on ice, and I don't think any of the tractor tires will work as well.