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oh man, that is what I always worry about going into the woods. At least your grandson had a good time! Any time on the pressure washer is a good time!

Nice restore and paint job! Do you do interior Painting as well, I may have a job for you!🤣

Thanks! And no worries- I would like to know more about that saw holder as I have been needing to get one.

Thanks! It looks like you have R4 tires as I understand it. I haven’t looked into how far I will need to go up for extra lift, but it is probably a lot more tractor than I need. Based on all the feedback I’ll probably be sticking with the machine and tires I have for a bit. also, I saw you are...

Thank you! My thought with the lift capacity is to just have more of a buffer, so I would only ever use 1/2 the capacity instead of 3/4 or all. That may be a flawed way of thinking though, id just like to avoid excess wear. Id Like to get forks but worry that with 300lb of forks I might not be...

My thought with going larger is to have a bit more pto HP and lift capacity - the reason I thought of it is because of how expensive tires can be. And agree with you on all’s terrains, much like everything in life they are a compromise. when I was doing research on this subject I saw some...

Hello All - I have put in an offer on a house that is quite different in the landscape then my current place. My current place is nearly all woods and nearly flat, and the new place has about 3 acres of woods, but the majority is mostly made up of rolling prairie/field and a very large grass...

Very nice! I am hoping it serves you well! If you dont have a mixing bit or mixing drill I highly recommend getting one For the concrete. I just mixed it right in the barrel after hand mixing a couple bags.

Nice! Did you end up measuring it or just doing test fits for the drawbar?

I dont use much fuel. The l2501 seems to sip it when I’m using it, so I just have 5 gallon cans. My favorite is a vp racing can I have otherwise I have a couple more 5 gallon hardware store ones I modified to make filling them easier. I typically will balance the can on the loader with a plank...

Thanks! I saw we had basically the same tractor so I figured if it works for you it should work for me.

What model of forks from them do you have. i was looking and saw a lot of options. Ideally I would like something that will work great with my la526 loader but I can keep if i ever get a larger tractor or ctl.

You might have just convinced me to not get the third function with a grapple. I have been debating it for a while now but having a hard time justifying the cost. A set of forks is a lot cheaper then those options combined!

Thanks! 1 - height from ground to top of drawbar is about 18 inches 2 - height from bottom of the drawbar to the top link is about 21 inches. That being said - I did not do it by measurements when I cut the holes. I backed the tractor up to the barrel and ensured it was in between the three...

I don’t have a grapple or the same tractor - but I highly recommend doing what @BX25D Rookie did. I did something similar and it works great! I used 11 bags of concrete, an old plastic drum my neighbor gave me, a tsc drawbar, and my neighbor also welded up some thick steel to the bar for the top...

i had that issue last year. My pto safety switch lever actually bent away from the contact point on the pto lever. I never have even used the pto as I don’t have any implements that use it. I just kind of played around with it until it would start. then I tried to start it with the pto engaged...

Just don’t hit one on the way to the woods. they love standing with their butt on the roads eating foliage in the ditch. Honks don’t bother em haha!

Did he approve?

I’m not to familiar with paint/detailing, but I wonder if a good polish would bring it back and then a clear coat?

Thanks! I let it drip for 20 minutes so I was worried I messed up somewhere.