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One of my Dura Maxes started blowing white "smoke". It ended up being a bad injector.

You may have purchased too large of a digger for your tractor. The problem begins with the size of your tractor. It is too low to the ground. This gives you a small amount of movement for the 3 point hitch. They do make PH diggers for smaller tractors but they are $$. I would dig what you can...

Perhaps you need to adjust the tire pressure which may lessen the damage to the lawn. I have had several different tractors across different lawns without damage unless I spin the tires tryin to scoop up some dirt or the like or pulling out a bush. Low speed and slight curves will help to...

This would keep the weight off the tractor. Use 4x4 low and stay off the slopes. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Tow-Tuff-ATV-Weight-Distributing-Trailer-Dolly-800-lb-Capacity/677321011

There is no arch to the trailer. Brand new it was flat. I took it to a welding shop to get a winch mount built on it. When the welder stepped up on the trailer, he started laughing. He said he’s never seen a trailer flex so badly. I was loaded and hit a pothole that broke one spring And bent...

I have a Big Tex 14000 gooseneck. It has 350,000 plus miles on it. The flex has been a problem. I have had to replace the springs several times. The equalizers wear unevenly. Bearings do not last very long. And I am on my second set of axles. I will not buy another one. But it is paid for. I...

Roses are red violets are blue I want to be counted in the tally too

I would look at this problem in this manner: Build a Kubota. Ag tires, loader with QA bucket, one set of wheel weights, HST L2502 = $27,000 L3902 = $32,700 $5700 difference is a lot of money for a machine that will not get used a great deal Using a mowing calculator. A 5 ft mower at 3mph for...

Really you’re gonna be offended because somebody use capital letters in a written message. I can think of a lot more reasons to be offended then capital letters.

I know this is comparing apples to oranges, but here goes. As a kid growing up, we had a Wheelhorse with turf tires on it. The turf tires are about worthless in southeastern, Ohio clay. Constantly spinning the tires even When Mowing. My brother bought me a set of tire chains. We put them on and...

On my L2501 the PTO lever was moving but the lever at the gear box was not. A little bit of Fluid Film sprayed on both ends loosened it all up.

Have you seen these? https://www.agriculturesolutions.com/agtec-heavy-duty-driveway-and-parking-grid-pavers?gclid=Cj0KCQjw2v-gBhC1ARIsAOQdKY0iYLLXqB9aQz_UQj0a_TFTJRxUSrLYKiqnslFPvTtUoxwDhMZLa-AaArAjEALw_wcB I would make a pad then soil cloth, lay blocks then fill with river rock.

It would be the same as a Pintle hitch. It might wear faster if you were doing very large acreage. From your first picture you had 2 contact points at first. How many years did it last? Also the clevis could allow the ring to move up and down a little, as you cross the field, so the contact...

We pulled an 8 foot disk with a clevis. Might be cheaper then a welding shop.

I have a 14gn that is de-rated down to 14,500 pounds. This trailer has over 400,000 miles on it. I run a hot shot truck and trailer. It is not my favorite trailer but it makes me money. I do not load it heavily as I cannot have problems with the DOT. I have had to replace both axles that bent...

30 feet will not be long enough. I put a L2501 and hog on my 30 foot Big Tex along with something else, i.e. lawn mower, roller, box blade and poof the trailer is to short. Monster ramps are a wonderful thing.

Have you tried putting ballast on the back of the tractor? Sounds like the rear of the tractor is too light. You might also load the tires.

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...