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I used self adhesive backed non-slip stair tread on our L2501 cover.

34 teeth $240...

Ordered a MechMaxx yesterday. We have dozens of stumps now and will be dropping probably another dozen dead trees this year, so I hope it works well on our L2501. Will advise when we get it in a few weeks. Already have friends and a neighbor that are interested in seeing how well it works.

Parking brake on?

We have a landplane, box blade, back blade and landscape rake. I think the rake gets more use than anything else. If you can get SSQA pallet forks, 3 point receiver, and the landscape rake in nice condition for $1,100 it's a good purchase. You can never have too many attachments, even it they...

Nice find. Worth the 20 mile drive.

I would just trim off the flap to avoid additional tearing as others have suggested. Save the flap as a reminder that you have used your tractor for actual work.:)

We still use a 5HP 20 ton MTD splitter I bought new 31 years ago. We have done up to 6 cords a season with it. It will split any nasty, knotted wood we have. Worth every penny it cost me back then.

Yes, screened millings only. We have a guy with a vibrating drum roller to pack them down. I think he charged $135 to do the 80 ton stretch two years ago. We did get 2 loads of un-screened for free. It makes good base material for the really bad areas.

Here in Erie County PA, the tax assessment is based on buildings and acreage of the property. Private drive construction materials are not part of the assessed tax value, but I imagine that other states or counties can tax things differently to take more of our money. We did about 1/3 of our 1/2...

The magnet mirrors on our L2501 are great. My head don't swivel like it could when I was younger. Still need to turn to look back sometimes, but much less often with the mirrors on.

Years ago we were buying a new Honda CRV for my wife at a dealer that we had dealt with before, all with no financing involved. When doing the paperwork, they tried to up-sell an extended warranty and said "well what if the engine or transmission fails after the 3 year 36,000"? My reply was "if...

I quit wearing a watch in the mid 70's after shorting a metal band on an amp meter when reaching behind the dashboard of my Power Wagon truck. It left a scar on my wrist that was visible for over 30 years. I found that I really didn't need a watch on my wrist to keep track of the time.

If ain't free I won't see.

The fab work looks good. We run our fronts on the high side, just under max.

I'm glad it worked for you. It's the first thing that came to mind when I saw your photos.

Do you have enough room to use a nut splitter on it?

Can you rent a rototiller to see if it is what will work for you before buying one? Around here the local hardware store has equipment and attachments for rent. I don't know what they charge, but it may be worth looking into. Just a thought.

Probably in China.

FedEx - "when it absolutely positively needs to be there" (sometime - maybe when we get around to it - and don't loose it)