garth466
Silver Member
Now that I've got 5.8 hours on the clock (4.1 of which are mine) I'm an expert and can comment in the owning/operating section, right? I'll say first that I'll have a lashing for the salesman that said the huge brush grill was overkill, because I've already bent it. If you're playing with sticks, cover the front. At least that is what I've learned, among a few other things.
The 4-in-1 bucket is the coolest thing in the world. This is the most fun you can have with your clothes on (maybe more since I skipped the other to play on the tractor). I'm ripping and tearing, and of course, I haven't a clue what I'm doing other than I can see the changes I'm making and I'm starting to do it faster. I am beating the **** out of this thing as a favor to a friend and I have none of my own tasks ready to attack.
I've included some pictures, for those that care. I know, I feel like that annoying person at the office with pictures of his new born. I'm sure some of you can relate. I know my wife couldn't give two cents for my excitement which is probably why I'm moving her out right now (in between sessions on the tractor). Yes I have a new mistress, and her name is John Deere 3120. You know, I just thought of a way to get her furniture out of the house easier. Well, maybe not. I'm sure I'll need her signature of approval a few times over the next 90 days.
I'd sure like some hints. That box in back is empty, but haven't lifted the back up more than a few times and now I'm more careful after feeling a little rear lift. Those alders must not weigh much. I'd like to know what is safe for this thing as far as angles go. I know I want a tilt meter because I feel very funny sometimes going side to side. The tires are filled, but I don't know what is unsafe. I've obviously error ed on the side of caution because I haven't had to figure out how to put her back on her wheels (I don't want to either).
I don't know how I got by without a tractor now. I think the idea of a new truck is out of the question for me for a while, but all in all, it seemed like a pretty good trade off. I'm just not sure if the trade off was tractor instead of truck, or tractor instead of wife. Either way, I win. I love winning!
That last picture is of the area that I destroyed. Starting at the back of the house used to be nothing but 20'-30' alders and blackberries. I was hopping off with the chainsaw until I figured out that the 4-in-1 could snap then if small enough and the rest I could usually break by twisting it against the pile. Is this much fun legal?
The 4-in-1 bucket is the coolest thing in the world. This is the most fun you can have with your clothes on (maybe more since I skipped the other to play on the tractor). I'm ripping and tearing, and of course, I haven't a clue what I'm doing other than I can see the changes I'm making and I'm starting to do it faster. I am beating the **** out of this thing as a favor to a friend and I have none of my own tasks ready to attack.
I've included some pictures, for those that care. I know, I feel like that annoying person at the office with pictures of his new born. I'm sure some of you can relate. I know my wife couldn't give two cents for my excitement which is probably why I'm moving her out right now (in between sessions on the tractor). Yes I have a new mistress, and her name is John Deere 3120. You know, I just thought of a way to get her furniture out of the house easier. Well, maybe not. I'm sure I'll need her signature of approval a few times over the next 90 days.
I'd sure like some hints. That box in back is empty, but haven't lifted the back up more than a few times and now I'm more careful after feeling a little rear lift. Those alders must not weigh much. I'd like to know what is safe for this thing as far as angles go. I know I want a tilt meter because I feel very funny sometimes going side to side. The tires are filled, but I don't know what is unsafe. I've obviously error ed on the side of caution because I haven't had to figure out how to put her back on her wheels (I don't want to either).
I don't know how I got by without a tractor now. I think the idea of a new truck is out of the question for me for a while, but all in all, it seemed like a pretty good trade off. I'm just not sure if the trade off was tractor instead of truck, or tractor instead of wife. Either way, I win. I love winning!
That last picture is of the area that I destroyed. Starting at the back of the house used to be nothing but 20'-30' alders and blackberries. I was hopping off with the chainsaw until I figured out that the 4-in-1 could snap then if small enough and the rest I could usually break by twisting it against the pile. Is this much fun legal?
