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No hard feelings :) I get it - it sure doesn`t make sense to keep the tractor away from working to keep it looking new. That beeing said - my new problem is lack of mats- I am not very thrilled about vanishing paint. ☺. Kinda funny how they don`t put mats on L series as if it saves them who...

Still haven`t been to the tractor place since I wrote, so haven`t had a chance to check. We`ll see how long I will carry the badge, ha ;)

That’s true. I’ve had a more serious incident yesterday too. Remember my worn-out tires? Well, I’m not sure new ones would have made much of a difference in this situation. My shed is on elevated terrain, and I was heading downhill. The ground had been frozen solid for about a week, but...

Its not a stain if that is what you are aiming for?

Thanks. Bunch of people have solved the problem from what I can see. Good to know about all the options.

I am at at the place where I have my tractor anymore, but will check in several days when I get there again. I guess you are saying you think there is the layer of film/ foil in which the letters are wrapped.

Ha, ha - there is a point there. Well, in my defense I can say of all the things I own - my tractor is the most pristine piece. You should see my car🙈.

Thanks for your perspective! I understand where you're coming from—tractors are workhorses, not show horses, and of course their usefulness comes first. That said, I can't help but feel a little protective of my 'almost new' tractor right now. It’s my first one in this condition, and I just want...

It fades, becomes matte?

Glad to hear it should withstand it. Here are some pics but they don`t transfer the state they are in very well because of reflection. Look at the number "0"

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Today, my new rotary tiller was delivered. It’s an Indian brand called LandForce, and I’m pleasantly surprised by the quality, especially given the price. It’s more affordable and seems better built than some of the more well-known brands in this area. I decided to test it out, but...

And yeah, the letters like the ones in your profile image seem to have started bubbling after I spilled diesel on them. Could that be possible? Or were they like that before, and I just didn’t notice. They appear to be made of a hard rubber material.

Hi, thanks! I use a 25-liter jerry can, but filling with it turned into a mess. If you tilt it too much, the outlet starts to sputter—first choking, then spurting fuel out forcefully, and then choking again, repeating the cycle. On the other hand, if you tilt it too little, the fuel trickles...

I did that too today :)

Thanks for the tip! I just ordered a small battery-powered pump—I had no idea such a thing existed. Earlier today, I was filling the tank from a large jerry can, and it turned into quite a mess. Although I didn’t overfill, diesel still leaked onto the sides and got on the plastic parts of the...

Ok, this question might seem trivial, but after overtopping coolant in cooler and cleaning the mess that happened, I wonder what trick are you guys using when pouring fuel into the tractor tank? I am always afraid of overtopping so I leave it half empty. Do you pour while tractor is working so...

Well the walls and the floor are wooden so it is hard to tell about how wet they are. I don`t think they are, probably because wood is insulating material so it never gets as cold as tractor iron. Fan wouldn`t work because I don`t live there, I just come occasionally several times per month so...

Yeah I think I cant fight condensation while in wooden barn. I do think that if I had brick or concrete garage that this wouldn`t be happening. As you guessed, I am more concerned about aesthetic part than being worried about actual harm done to the tractor. Especially since I could really see...

Hi again! Since my last post, I’ve acquired a new tractor and checked on it today in the barn. I’m attaching some images to show its current condition. We’ve had nighttime temperatures drop below freezing for the past couple of nights, and you can see frost covering the entire tractor. During...