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on-road diesel is about 3.19. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's fuel prices!!!

We have 150 acres of bottomland that we have been gradually clearing for the last 7 years, but we are only able to do a few acres per year. This is primarily made up of pecan trees and the occasional oak or ash, but which was not mowed in 20 to 30 years so there are many various seedlings and...

This is one of the drains for the hydraulic fluid on my father's B7610. It was leaking fluid a bit from here and when he tried to tighten it, this broke off. We are debating how to fix this to make it not leak, but still be able to remove it to drain the fluid out in the future. I am going to...

Has anyone here had any experience with any type of rotowiper. This attachment is designed to wipe herbicide on unwanted plants with no damage to plants that are not as tall (keep clover but kill johnsongrass for example). There are units that will go on a 3ph and units that can be pulled behind...

Oh well. The good news is that most of it will grow back. The bad news is most of us will be dead before then. Tulsa was sure a lot prettier last week than it is now.

It was looking like the western half of the drought area was going to get a few inches of rain yesterday and today, how about you eastern guys in Georgia and the Carolinas. Did you guys get enough to get runoff? I think we set the mark this week for the wettest year on record in parts of Oklahoma.

I picked up my fluids and filters for the 50 hour service on my L5030HST a few days ago. The tractor has 53 hours on it, and I need to do about 10 hours of blade and tiller work with it in the next week. I was prepared to do the service today and tomorrow, but the owner's manual is missing. I...

I had to get up to check the rain gage and radar loops. It has been non-stop lightning/thunder since dark here in NE Oklahoma, and it is hard to sleep not having heard this in a while. Although my location has received only 1.5 inches in the last few hours, it makes a total of 5 inches in the...

I am planning to purchase a landscape rake and have learned a bit about them from this forum. I have never used one in the past. My two primary needs are to smooth out a few acres of pasture and rough (pre-seed) lawn areas (my house) and to rake small fallen branches and sticks from under...

What happened in the last few days? That is a .50 drop. That would be a Tulsa price at a QT in a competitive location. Other prices .10 or .20 higher nearby.

I have never seen so many of one specific tractor before as are sitting at my local dealer, not that I ever really looked. There have to be at least 2 dozen of these on the lot. The other close dealer (where I bought my L5030) also had a large number of similar units on hand a couple of weeks...

I've read lots of good posts in the past about grapples, but I would like to throw my specific needs out there to get suggestions from you experienced people. I have a Kubota L5030HST (skid-steer quick attach) - about 1800 lbs lift capacity at bucket center on the loader according to the Kubota...

$27500 for a L5030HST with QA loader LA853, 6' bucket and joystick. R4 tires come with it. The only extra included in this price is 3 remotes. Top-n-Tilt would add $700 more on top of this. Other quotes are for a Rhino TW72 cutter for $2179 and a gannon heavy duty 6' box blade with hydrolic...

I have been reading for a few months now on these forums, and am strongly leaning towards the L5030. I need to buy before the end of October. Any suggestions or comments about this or similar tractors, options, features, and attachments would be appreciated. I have a new home on 50 acres. 5...

I recently replaced a dead battery on a L275 with a new battery after dark using the headlights on the truck as the only light. I had no tools with me and just needed to get the tractor on my trailer to move it. I positioned the new battery so that the terminals were on the same side as the old...