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Pulled a couple of logs off my pile and cut them into firewood length, and my brother & split about a cord and a half Saturday. Yesterday pulled it into the shop to change the oil and grease her up. It has 300 hours so I'm doing oil and fuel, but what about HST and Trans fluid or filter? Both...

We've had 5.5" of rain this month, and about 3" of it has fallen since Friday afternoon. Supposed to dry out for the next 4-5 days, but it's going to be HOT and humid...Need to cut all my grass before it turns into a hayfield again. Also need to fix the driveway where the heavy rain pushed the...

This is good advice, OP should look into the disaster prevention kit. It's a little coslty and takes some time to install, but well worth it versus having to replace the entire fuel system from tank to injectors. Also, here's a link on DEF handling that happened to come out via my fuel...

What range are you traveling/cutting in? If in High, you really should try medium, maybe even low depending on how thick of stuff you're cutting and the slope. Just traveling if I'm in High and go to drive up my slight hill to my parking area mine will bog way down.

It can handle it, I'm pretty sure. I've used it for very minor brush clearing in the past. This field is an all-fescue field that is usually cut weekly. I made a fence row lap last week on the zero turn. Either will cut it, just going to be really slow. I'm going to use the tractor just to...

It's close to waist high at this point. I like that plan, gives me an excuse to use that old beast. I've only ever driven it around the yard as it's too big and heavy to do much around the house with.

My back 2 acres hasn't been cut in over a month and it's damn near ready to be cut for hay. It's all I can do to keep the 3 acres that surround the house and barn cut back with all the rain we've had this spring, 6" this month so far. I'm planning to pull the loader off this weekend and throw...

holy hell!!

Well, that makes some good sense

The video shows the tool offset to one side, but if room allows, I'd be inclined to center it up on my bucket. This will evenly distribute the stress between both loader arms. Shouldn't be a lot at all pulling or pushing a T post...but still.

I use these on any of my implements that need to be adapted to QH. On an old tiller I have, I spaced them where I need them and just welded them to get the width needed. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQQ2LDCV?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

Haha, nice! I was getting ready to reply and scrolled up to see what tractor OP had, and thats when I caught the date.

Holy necro thread bump, the OP asked that question in 2009...

Keep the RPMs up, and I'd suspect you'll be just fine. I am on my B2650, even pulling the slight hill up to my parking area.

I think you'll be fine, run in 4wd. Is your main use for driveway maintenance?

There very well could be a connection. But regardless if there is or not, I was able to go snag this one from a local equipment dealer, off the lot, pay cash, and less than the Catawba advertised price.

Thanks!!

My brother has POS WAGN on his 80' Pontiac wagon with a big block in it. Had the plate for like 5 years, then DMV decided to revoke it and sent him generic ones. He wrote a letter stating that POS was not short for something inappropriate, but really meant "Pontiacs Only Station Wagon," which...

I run a "5-foot" Catawba land leveler behind my 2650. Their 5' has a working width of 64" overall width of 69", and weighs 582lbs. My tractor pulls it just fine on both the flat area of my drive and up the hill to the house. The Catawba blades aren't adjustable, but they're only set about 1/2"...

hooked up the little 42" Kubota tiller and turned over the neighbor's garden for him. It's not huge, maybe 30 ' x 40'. As nice of a neighbor as he is, he's kind of not helpful at times. The garden has two rows of electric fence wire on T posts, really easy to pull down on one side. He all...