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yeah.. maybe i should wait... last winter, we had 6ft deep snow drifts that showed up overnight. currently a 3/4 ton truck with plow, able to do at most 4 ft... but not sure if i bent the frame a bit last year :P thus, looking for a snow blower for those rare days. just not in a position to buy...

there is a snow blower up for auction, i plan on eventually getting a bigger tractor but not right now. the L3301 has a HST so i can drive super slow ect... would the L3301 be able to use the snow blower if driving at a snails pace and/or taking smaller cuts? then later i could use it on a...

darn... i guess my truck will be the only thing that can pull it :S thx.

looking to get a 10k gvwr dump trailer; wondering if my tractor would be able to pull without breaking something when it's fully loaded. probably with a 3pt hitch adapter. i see the rear lift capacity is just under 2k lbs, and should need about 1.5klbs for 10k trailer. i've pulled my truck out...

for the sand, cuts like butter ( traction is a huge issue ) get stuck A LOT if i don't back pull, in the sandy parts, have to back pull every scoop. oh, and 100% make sure you got SUDT2 / Premium UDT; without it my tractor was stalling every time it got a tiny bit stuck in sand. even just...

took about 20-25 hours. prior to that, tilled a few acres of field, and a few small pits. no toothbar, but i've been looking at getting one.

yeah; i originally planned on only going 4ft; digging the last two by hand, and relying on insulation for the rest of the depth, but, around 3ft hit some hard sand / clay / dolomite mixture. i used a pick to get through this by hand where i had to. with the FEL i scraped away the top with very...

der. i did the rest by hand; decided gonna get a wheelbarrow and back fill behind the "shed" by hand. as long as i get the tractor back and fixed by the end of September should be ok. rentals gonna be $400/day, with a 4 hour drive.

u no... took a closer look at the leak... the seam where it's coming from, has no seal what so ever on it. but every other seam on the tractor has a seal on it... just sayin...

hmmn; didn't think of hiring someone else to pick it up and drop it; would be a bitch, but that's an idea.

so, i need 80 more acres to be considered a farmer / get priority? come on now; that's just bad business. anywho, didnt get a backhoe cause expensive, and known to break tractors. manual of the tractor says it's perfectly fine to dig with the loader.

need a valid drivers license to get a rental. never mind that it's 2 hours away. trench is 100ft 8ft deep; i used the bucket, dont got a backhoe and the backhoe cant go that deep anyways. canada has harsh winters. also, i bet i have more land than you; how do you want to measure our dicks?

so, my tractor L3301 at the 77 hour mark ( 2-3 months old ) developed a bad hydraulic oil leak dead smack in the middle of the tractor, right in between the transmission and the engine. i don't have a workshop built yet so i couldn't fix it if i wanted to, and this happened right in the middle...

Welp... blew a gasket / seal, right in the middle of the hst. leaking like crazy.... warranty time... :S 12 tractor hours after after switching... not looking forward to the cost of them picking it up. 4 hour drive to the dealership. >.<

donno anything about transmissions lol. but... crazy idea... plop it in gear and then tow it ? probably break something tho :p don't listen to me :p i'm just passing by.

i did say it would be shit at the start of the vid. i'm also on a race to get everything ready for the winter, because i will have no road access when the winter hits... and i haven't had a shower in like 4 months. super anxious to finish the waterline. no time to make fancy videos :P

Dealership told me not to do it, but i did it anyways. There were also a lot of mistakes that the dealership made before i got the tractor. ( missing grease, loose loader bolts / pins, missing topic link, missing nuts, UDT instead of SUDT ) Before switching hydraulic fluids, i was also having...

ooo kay, so, i'll just go over it a ton of times until its usable.

i guess " Your first year of garden will not be the best due to the weeds that you will end up fighting but it will improve every years as you work the soil." kinda tells me what to expect. i plan on putting plastic over part of the field, to kill weeds.

a smaller version of this: https://www.britannica.com/technology/disk-plow