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I used a MF1528, at 22 pto hp, at 2600 pounds with a NH 273 baler and made thousands of bales. I am in Florida with no hills to worry about. I had a NH TL80A cabbed tractor that I could have used to bale with but I preferred the MF 1528 to do the baling. The hydrostat made the adjustment of...

In the first photo you’ll see my L 2501 loaded behind a 14 foot Haywagon that I use for hay rides. The second photo shows the L 2501 with the box blade, and a homemade roller. The third photo shows the L 2501 with the 5 foot Kodiak mower and my wheel horse loaded behind it. That’s all on a 25...

As we turn from a cash society to a credit card society, we are giving up many forms of ambiguity. If you have followed the news lately, the government wants the credit card companies to notify them of monies spent on ammunition and guns. The central government will then have control of all the...

Are the rear tires set to the widest setting? Front weights will improve the traction and "feel" of the tractor on the hill sides. After mowing with the tractor you might find the iron wheel weights will also improve the feeling of control on the hills. Do you have a friend or family nearby...

First what part of the country are you in? A terrain question. Second how is your tractor set up? Front end loader, wheel weights, or loaded tires? What type of tires? Weight of the tractor as it sets? Weight of the mower?

Stop using the tractor until you get this figured out! The water separator should be full of fuel. Get the owners manual out and look at the fuel section. Are you seeing that much water in the separator? If so where are you buying the fuel? If there is that much water in the tank you must...

I bought the 10 or 11,000 lb. resin ramps from Harbor Freight. They broke the first time we put the GMC dually on them. Exchanged them for a second pair of ramps. Both times they were sitting on blacktop. Both times they broke. So I cut a 2 (2 x 12 x 24) then 3 (4 x 4 x 11 1/4) for each ramp. I...

You could simply drill a hole on the outside of the rim. Treat the edge of the metal to smooth it and paint it to prevent rust. Then insert a new stem. Now you have a valve stem on both sides of the rim.

I know this is to far away but they are out there. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/109358972424695/search?query=corn%20planters%20for%20sale

You tuber "Tractor Tim with Tim" shows a couple of videos him with him and small planters. The problem is the cost for a very limited tool. Unless you are doing some large areas something like this will do a lot of gardening. https://www.lehmans.com/product/versatile-garden-seeder/[/MEDIA]

When you are using the FEL you need to have rear ballast. The tires lifting from the ground is not a good gauge to measure the need of the ballast. The ballast will help insure good braking, lower the center of gravity, and transfer the weight in the FEL to the rear axle. These are all good...

If I remember correctly Ken Erickson was looking for a mower to cut very high. I saw these today. The self propelled ones for the horses but pulled by low HP tractors. Up to 90 inches wide and from 2 to 12 inches high. It should be easy to make it into an offset mower for behind a tractor. I am...

Wooden it be nice to have jokes that needed no explanation. I guess knot!

I had problems with the PTO cut out preventing the tractor from starting. The switch on the fender was in the off position but the tractor would not start. There was enough rust in the control cable that the fender was in the off position but the lever that goes into the transmission did not...

Here is some info that may help you on your journey. I understand the desire to be a farmer but there is a lot of work to doing hay. If you and your other half are working full time will you be able to use a week of vacation for putting up the hay? With the problems of the weather the problems...

Not trying to discourage you but 4 acres is not very much land to raise animals and grow hay. The B7001 is getting up there in age (produced 1976- 1979) with only 16 hp. Putting up hay loosely may be an option but it is a lot of work. Raise your animals and buy the hay you will need.

Something old that is new again. The added steelwheel was used long ago but they did not retract to allow you to run down the road. This one looks to be retractable thus it is a good addition for the extra traction when needed.

I would do as the other have suggested and cover part of the radiator. I do not think there is anything wrong with the gauge not moving but I like the idea of the engine oil being thinner with a little warmth to protect the engine better thus showing the gauge warm up a little.

Hire a better plumber.

Not trying to be nosey but what are you using the tractor for that it still feels tippy? Do you have R1 tires and have the wheels set to the widest arrangement?