TODAYS SEAT TIME

[bullbreaker]

BTW the instruction storage container like on a Bush Hog or Woods/Frontier boxblade makes a dandy place to hide "spare change" from wife/girlfriend!:laughing::laughing::laughing:
Boone

 

[TripleR]

BTW the instruction storage container like on a Bush Hog or Woods/Frontier boxblade makes a dandy place to hide "spare change" from wife/girlfriend!:laughing::laughing::laughing:
Boone

If you have a wife/girlfriend or both, there is no such thing

 

[polo1665]

BTW the instruction storage container like on a Bush Hog or Woods/Frontier boxblade makes a dandy place to hide "spare change" from wife/girlfriend!:laughing::laughing::laughing:
Boone

I wouldn't worry about the spare change so much, just make sure the wife doesn't find out about the girlfriend:laughing:. If she does you can kiss the spare change goodbye:laughing:

Mark

 

[bullbreaker]

If you have a wife/girlfriend or both, there is no such thing

:thumbsup::laughing:
Boone

 

[clemsonfor]

Got 4 tractor hours saturday, more like 5 or so clock hours, and got another 1.5 hours on the tractor meter sunday or about 2-3 clock hours. All bushhogging

 

[LBrown59]

Used this to haul tools parts and equipment around with this morning while working on my mail box.

 

[turbo660]

Got a new King Kutter 60" "brush hog" today and took it for a testdrive at 10:00 tonight, have to say I'm quite impressed 1;how well my CT230 handled it 2; how well it cut the thick, tall, and really wet grass.


By the way, whats with all the concern about size RE:5 pto hp per 1' cutting width.
After running the 60" (with no rpm drop) I can tell you I'd have very little trouble running a 72", and thats with 22 pto hp

 

[dave1949]

Since my backhoe is mounted, I dug up rocks that were sticking up in some trails. I keep a mental 'inventory' of rocks that need popping out when the backhoe is mounted.

About 3 weeks ago I used the hoe to dig drainage ditches along both sides of a trail that crosses through a wet stretch. I piled the muck up in the center of the trail to let it dry. Today, it was dry and settled enough to shape a bit with the hoe, then back drag with the FEL bucket to smooth it out.

By about 2pm the deer flies drove me inside, I was tired of inhaling DEET fumes They are thicker this year than I've seen before.
Dave.

 

[LBrown59]

Mowed with BX1500.

 

[Johndeere3720]

Ran the Bobcat skidsteer a bit and the upright scissor lift.