PICTURES ONLY thread

PatMcD · Oct 6, 2015

Finally built a new bridge beefy enough to get my U5030 across.
Cruised for the straightest hemlocks I had out back. 32 feet long. Planked with 3x8 hemlock.
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dntfxr · Oct 8, 2015

I got to try out my new mower setup briefly this evening.

dntfxr · Oct 8, 2015

Whoops double post

dntfxr · Oct 12, 2015

I got to give the tractor and cutter a good workout yesterday. It is a great setup, I look forward to "working", more like playing with my new toy lol. I mowed some tall thick stuff and it never even lugged. Check out the grill up front, almost completely full of chaff but the temp never even moved from below the halfway point on the gauge. That is good to know with our sweltering summers. I've heard of several guys locally with small cab tractors that have had issues with them running hot trying to work with the AC on in thick grass. It is so dry and dusty here that it would be a real pain to get this work done without my cab. My alergies would have me messed up for 2 days lol.

lostcreekranch · Oct 12, 2015

dntfxr said:
I got to give the tractor and cutter a good workout yesterday. It is a great setup, I look forward to "working", more like playing with my new toy lol. I mowed some tall thick stuff and it never even lugged. Check out the grill up front, almost completely full of chaff but the temp never even moved from below the halfway point on the gauge. That is good to know with our sweltering summers. I've heard of several guys locally with small cab tractors that have had issues with them running hot trying to work with the AC on in thick grass. It is so dry and dusty here that it would be a real pain to get this work done without my cab. My alergies would have me messed up for 2 days lol.<img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/ls-tractor-owning-operating/443624-pictures-only-thread-20151011_172038-jpg"/><img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/ls-tractor-owning-operating/443625-pictures-only-thread-20151011_171951-jpg"/>

Yep, that dust goes everywhere ........ except inside the cab. Be sure to check the removable screen in front of your radiator.

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peter3759 · Oct 13, 2015

Loving life! Finally cleaning up my drainage ditch! This is what I used to justify a bh purchase with my tractor 2 years ago. 381 hours on this beautiful beast!

MOTractor · Oct 23, 2015

My new LS XR4040 was delivered a couple weeks ago. It handles the 4x5 round bales with ease, not at all unstable. I had off loaded 20 of the 24 I had delivered before I realized I was still in 2 wheel drive. The LS has 10 more horsepower and over 1000lbs more that my Ford 1920 - makes a huge difference!

sixdogs · Oct 24, 2015

AaronS said:
Used the 4046 to lift the Boomer 1020 so I could remove blades and clean the deck. Picture was taken before placing a stack of 10 inch concrete blocks under the front axle and chocking the rear.

Ahhh, I used to do that till I nicked the little tractor with the big tractor. $625.00 and a lot of explaining to do.
I don't lift the tractor like that any more.