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It takes a fire wood processor to get a true cord of wood. The tree guys who cut down, split, stack, season and sell "fire wood" have no clue what a true cord is. And from the tree guys I think its bullshit the prices they charge. They keep wood after charging YOU for taking down a tree then...

Soooo.... what do you use the Western Star for?!?!?

I'd spring for a power rake. Its a 4in1 tool that would save me having to buy 4 individual attachments. With a power rake on a driveway it can atleast resurface gravel thats compacted down deep, thus reducing the need to buy more gravel.

In your case I'd put a clevis threw the draw bar with a chain and binder and another chain over the loader arms if it has a FEL.

I have a rinkydink B6100 and I use a clevis on the draw bar with a chain and ratchet binder ALWAYS. The chain wont break as easily as a strap will.

To further your quest for more useless knowledge those tanks are called IBC totes or Intermediate Bulk Container. The idea behind them are to carry more liquid then 55 gallon drums and easier to transport and are stackable. Common sizes are 275 gallon and 330 gallon

Yes FINALLY! Been here about a month now. So far so good, really enjoying the peace and quiet that comes with having your own place.

NICE! I need to look into buying one of those soon, or before leafe season kicks in.

It'll be one of those seldom used toys, so no need in dumping a ton of money into something you'll use once in a blue or red moon LOL

Harddy harddy harrharr.l I've marked it down to $2500 and NOTHING.

If you look at the tach gage on the dash there should be a indicator telling you that your at the 540 rpm. Its usually a bold yellow line and may even say 540rpm.

Annnd this proves my point! http://richmond.craigslist.org/cto/4412086029.html

I've been checking out Craigslist daily for years and almost every sinlge ad I've seen is priced insanly high for junk. And it usually hangs around for months at a time. People are shell shocked with the price they dont bother to go any further.

I LOVE Blazing Saddles! I own it on dvd and know it pretty much verbatim. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHqL7dNujNc

If you plan to buy local and have a long term relationship with the dealer. Sometimes the price isn't as big as a concern as dealer support after the sale is. I hear about it all to often on here from others buying local from a dealer who isn't worth a fart for customer service after the sale...

Really all depends on the chores you plan to tackle. As mentioned the L3800 for more power and beefier weight. When in doubt go bigger then you need. If you're under powered and sized for the job you'll struggle to no end to knock out the honey do list.

You can get as small as a B3030 with a cab to keep you toasty warm in the winter months. I'd think you'd be better off with a snow blower for clearing that much parking lots, especially if its all gravel.

Thats pretty impressive. How many passes with the pine straw rake did it take to get all the leaves up? Oh and hiya neighbor!

Sounds to me your best bet would be split the tractor and replace the gears inside the tranny that are going. Sounds like you want to make chicken salad out of chicken shit and I can't see a 4wd conversion being that easy to tackle either. Would be better off buying a B6100 thats hydro and 4wd...

I got into a Facebook conversation the other day about actor, rapper and host of Americas got Talent. Nick Cannon as he dressed as a white guy for a new album he has released and people were all up in arms because a black dude colored his skin to look like a white dude. I personally thought it...