TODAYS SEAT TIME

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Originally Posted by Iowachild

Actually they are not French, but an American invention.
Why Is It Called a French Drain?

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Good find thanks! :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Iowachild View Post
Actually they are not French, but an American invention.
Why Is It Called a French Drain?

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Well you learn something new every day!
I guess that was it for today for me!
thanks.
James K0UA

I have put about 4 hours seat time in today running the brush cutter and a bit of tilling. I try to cut between the 2nd week of August and the 2nd week of
Sept the old saying is that it keeps the weeds back a bit by not letting them go to seed. It is very dry here so I cut the steep parts of my trails and took a few pics. I dont think the camera tells the whole story. I have trouble keeping the seat switch from turning the tractor off.

[QUOTE=jmusser15;2080776]Putting in last minute food plots for this fall. I just hope it rains now to make all the hard work worth it.
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Musser when you finished food plot work I hope you washed your "huntin"shirt with some kind of scentfree detergent. :D
Really enjoyed "action"pic of that bad a** looking 4384.
Dang nice tractor ! :thumbsup:

Boone

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Originally Posted by dex3361

I have put about 4 hours seat time in today running the brush cutter and a bit of tilling. I try to cut between the 2nd week of August and the 2nd week of
Sept the old saying is that it keeps the weeds back a bit by not letting them go to seed. It is very dry here so I cut the steep parts of my trails and took a few pics. I dont think the camera tells the whole story. I have trouble keeping the seat switch from turning the tractor off.

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No, pictures don't do it justice, but in comparing your pictures to mine, I can tell you are cutting some STEEP trails.:eek:

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Originally Posted by TripleR

No, pictures don't do it justice, but in comparing your pictures to mine, I can tell you are cutting some STEEP trails.:eek:

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I think a few of those hills are 30ｰ+- slope. It amazes me the hills that can be navigated. I would not go in some of these areas if its wet, it has to be dry or frozen.

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Originally Posted by dex3361

I think a few of those hills are 30ｰ+- slope. It amazes me the hills that can be navigated. I would not go in some of these areas if its wet, it has to be dry or frozen.

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I am sure they are 30+

I have some that are close to that and won't go near them without my FEL on and cutter on the ground; still makes me nervous unless I use our old MF375 that climbs like a goat. It is very heavy and fairly low profile.

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Originally Posted by TripleR

I am sure they are 30+

I have some that are close to that and won't go near them without my FEL on and cutter on the ground; still makes me nervous unless I use our old MF375 that climbs like a goat. It is very heavy and fairly low profile.

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That looks like a real good hillside tractor. I have my rims set to their widest. The L4400 is a low setting tractor and I test the hills to see if I am near the limit. If I have to go when its wet I put chains on.

Here are a few more shots of the trail mowing from the last couple of days. It was such a nice day with low humidity and a breeze blowing. I only hit 1 nest of yellow jackets and I didn't get stung 1 time. I cant say the same for the Jack Russel Terrier he got stung a few times and wasn't a bit happy.

Plaid ER worked with the BX1500 for a couple hours this morning doing a little landscaping with the tiller and front blade.

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