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I know nothing of course but I didn’t want my bucket wider. I now would also have concerns about a straight lead from the hook unless it pivots somehow

Thanks for the warning about about needing a spacer. Good point that I had not considered. I do quite a bit of sailing and fair leads are important in ropes, but it didn't cross my mind about chain & hooks which seem indestructible,

Thanks, everyone for the input. Here’s what I’m thinking. At the lift arm. Easy to drill. Out-of-the-way, but usable. I have some potential to bend the upper lip where the chain runs across it, but I don’t anticipate lifting terribly heavy items.

We had some website hawking some quackery that stole a picture of our medical professional staff and use it as their own.

Just got a L3301 with a 60" bucket. Bought a couple of bolt-on chain hooks from eBay. Don't plan on any super heavy lifting, but missed having something like that on my last tractor. No particular use intended. Is there a preferred location for mounting? The mounting in the photo seems poor...

Wifey wasn't excited about the idea of a tractor. Buying a big roller might put me on the couch. Might look into renting one at some point. Got a 6' bush hog last night. Looking at buying a 5' box blade.

Cut 10 acres today with my zero. Between ruts from fence guys, prior tractors and gopher mounds, it is a lot rougher than I expected. Got it cut in 4 hours which seems like an OK amount of time to spend. Was thinking I will get that 6' LP rotary cutter but it has sold. Added to my list- a...

At least here, for small properties, the landowner just gets the ag exemption, no cash for the hay.

Just purchased a 2021 L3301 4WD gear transmission tractor and loader with 88 hrs on it. Arriving in less than a week. Located in Ocala, north central Florida. We have 20 acres, mostly open pasture with a few trees. We have a hay contract to get an ag exemption, so it gets cut for hay once or...