Recent content by mcfarmall

I get used hydraulic oil from work, changed out annually from a hydraulic unit that only runs about 25 hours per year. Works just fine in the log splitter and Farmall Touch Control system...and it's FREE!

Get a slab of UHMW from Good Works Tractors.

Nope. I shorten the top link all the way which reduces the positive rake of the cutting edge to near zero. Works great pulling or pushing, and a lot less work overall. I rarely use the FEL bucket in the winter.

I recently picked up a Kubota full line catalog from my dealer. There is a lot of stuff in that publication! Everything from tractors to construction equipment to lawn mowers! I can hardly fathom the number of hours that salesmen spend learning the intimate details of operation for each...

I've already plowed snow three times. We got 2 feet last week.

I only buy new tractors so I can't weigh in on this one.

That cuck hubby will most likely be a milquetoast castrated anti-gun passivist whose pronouns are they/them. I think you'll survive. They'd be on the floor in the fetal position sucking their thumb.

I'm stockpiling toys NOW while I can work some OT to pay for them and enjoy them while I'm still physically able. I buried my brother a year ago due to a life cut short by ALS. Less than 2 years from diagnosis to crossing over the Jordan. I'm going to enjoy the good life right now.

Are you relieving the pressure on the tractor lines AND on the attachment lines? I made a pair of these to plug into my grapple to bleed off any built up pressure in the lines

Should be the same as the sending unit (pressure switch) that turns the idiot light on and off.

I don't have a snowblower, but if I did, I would remove them. If you need a physical barrier to keep you from sticking your hand down the chute then you truly are a special kind of stupid.

John Deere Tire and Rubber Conditioner

I've not had any issues with my built-in receivers interfering with anything.

Cleaned up a big hickory that blew down last Saturday. About 32" DBH. Took about 6 hours. I tried to stand it back up and flop over the opposite way but it wasn't happening. I stood it up and cut it about 10" above ground level. Tractor picked up the 8 foot logs with little effort!

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