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Diggin It
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'Maintenance Run' since it hasn't done anything else for a few days. Cranked it up and let it run at 1500 for a few minutes.
What did you do on or to your LS Tractor today?
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papachaz
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it's rained so much here in NW GA where I am, I need to find floaties for it.....
I did get on it Saturday and work on the driveway some. I ordered gravel last week, but the guy who was 'supposed' to be bringing it has had nothing but excuses, I had no choice but to try to move some around and get out of the mud on the newest part of the driveway.
I did get on it Saturday and work on the driveway some. I ordered gravel last week, but the guy who was 'supposed' to be bringing it has had nothing but excuses, I had no choice but to try to move some around and get out of the mud on the newest part of the driveway.
hturner12
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It rained all day down here. I think thru Wensday
papachaz
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yeah that's what they're saying for us too I do believe. I need to get out with the box blade while I can see where the water is pooling and cut some drainage to the ditches on the edge of the yard
hturner12
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Good Idea. Mine is still down . Saturday we were ready to put it back together and could not get it in neutral. Pulled it back a part the shifter fork must have a special way it goes in. Everytime we put it in the flats on the rod were off. I asked my deaker in AL for that section of the manual.
The guys at Piedmont did not want to get the parts under warranty since they did not split it. They wanted 275 each way for transport
papachaz
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wow, that's crazy. For the life of me I can't imagine why a dealer would or could, refuse to sell parts. You might want to look up an LS corporate number or two and give em a call
hturner12
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They finally got them for me. I had to sign a statement they were not responisble duh. They are not use to a mechanic having a tractor. Use to users only. My dealer has no problem with it.
Purchased some large shipping containers that were broken down. Dimensions are 21' x 8', built with 2x6's and covered with 3/4" exterior plywood.
Should be a decent start to a loafing shed for Mr. Fizz, the horse.
Unloading from my trailer in the picture.
Should be a decent start to a loafing shed for Mr. Fizz, the horse.
Unloading from my trailer in the picture.
lostcreekranch
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- NH TL-100A with Bush Hog 5045 FEL, WR Long 3rd function, LS XR4155HC w/FEL, WR Long 3rd Function.
Worked on knocking down some old gopher mounds in two pastures, a couple of days ago.
With recent rains, pastures are now too squishy for tractor work so, planning on hooking up my rear grader to do some overdue ranch road and driveway maintenance.
With recent rains, pastures are now too squishy for tractor work so, planning on hooking up my rear grader to do some overdue ranch road and driveway maintenance.
papachaz
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been needing some gravel on the driveway. Back in the spring, we extended the driveway all the way through from front of the property to the back. I had some gravel brought in, but it wasn't enough to be thick enough. With all the rain we've had the last few weeks, it had turned into a muddy mess. I put this thick, and it will pack and make a good base for some good gravel come spring. Man I love that free float setting on the loader bucket, sure does make smoothing it a lot easier
