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I will soon be thinking the same way. I have a lot of dirt that needs covering, otherwise it'll be really muddy this fall and winter.
What's the MOST FUN Thing to Do on Your Tractor?
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I will soon be thinking the same way. I have a lot of dirt that needs covering, otherwise it'll be really muddy this fall and winter.
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Commuting to work during bad winter weather with plow and ash spreader. Not too many places I can't go with chains on.
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Forensic science... yea... You never know what your going to run across out there on the seat of the tractor.
I was bush hogging today and along with pushing a lot of field rodents and grasshoppers I ran across this gruesome scene. Appears the work of a coyote to me. Turkey hen eaten and nest destroyed. Late nest for sure. Remains do not appear that old. Unusual for a hen to be on nest this late in July. Likely lost her first clutch some how. Dam coyotes.
I was bush hogging today and along with pushing a lot of field rodents and grasshoppers I ran across this gruesome scene. Appears the work of a coyote to me. Turkey hen eaten and nest destroyed. Late nest for sure. Remains do not appear that old. Unusual for a hen to be on nest this late in July. Likely lost her first clutch some how. Dam coyotes.
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Getting Hay in...
For years we bought small square bales had to transfer them from the bale wagon stack...
into the barn and lift them up and stack them by hand.
tried round bales and while saving money they are not fun to (unwind) a piece for each horse.
Last few years have been buying large squares 1200-1400lbs. each
saving money and my back plus getting in around 25000 lbs of hay is a breeze just lay down some pallets and virtually never leave the tractors seat unloading the trailer and restacking
Fun working on improving grapple finesse to
For years we bought small square bales had to transfer them from the bale wagon stack...
into the barn and lift them up and stack them by hand.
tried round bales and while saving money they are not fun to (unwind) a piece for each horse.
Last few years have been buying large squares 1200-1400lbs. each
saving money and my back plus getting in around 25000 lbs of hay is a breeze just lay down some pallets and virtually never leave the tractors seat unloading the trailer and restacking
Fun working on improving grapple finesse to
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Plowing the FIRST snow storm... every other one is not fun...
Major dirt moving with backhoe and loader, loading dump trucks.
Unloading and Stacking big square bales two at a time.
Finishing 30 acres of pasture mowing.
Fine grading 1/3 mile stone driveway to perfection.
Major dirt moving with backhoe and loader, loading dump trucks.
Unloading and Stacking big square bales two at a time.
Finishing 30 acres of pasture mowing.
Fine grading 1/3 mile stone driveway to perfection.
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Going out and looking for cows hidding in the woods or a ditch in any given field and running them to different fields with your tractor can be kind of fun. I didn't know bulls were so intimidated by deer.... Ummm deere.
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tjkubota93
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Its barely a tractor, but their favorite thing to do is ride. Whether it runs or not.
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1. Blowing snow (the deeper the better) 2. Digging with the Backhoe.
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Your idea of fun and my idea of fun are totally opposite.
No way I am even getting close to one of my raging bonfires.
The Versahandler is 6.5 feet tall and 13 feet long, just to give you an idea how big the burn pile is:
This one ignited a dead tree that was 50 yards away and not down wind: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/projects/313222-burn.html#post3787344