LS Tractor Owner
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- LS XG3025 TLB, Previously MT125 TLB, Craftsman GTS6500
No, unfortunately we don't have any OBD ports....no computer on board
What did you do on or to your LS Tractor today?
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No, unfortunately we don't have any OBD ports....no computer on board
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Diggin It
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Good. Some things don't need 'puters.
Next question .... What's the difference between these two rakes?
CountyLine Landscape Rake Sub-Compact at Tractor Supply Co.
CountyLine Landscape Rake, 5 ft. W at Tractor Supply Co.
Same price, same width, one is 20 pounds heavier and carried in stores, the other is designated 'subcompact' and has to be shipped. Top Link connection looks different, but what else? Can I use the heavier, in stock version?
Next question .... What's the difference between these two rakes?
CountyLine Landscape Rake Sub-Compact at Tractor Supply Co.
CountyLine Landscape Rake, 5 ft. W at Tractor Supply Co.
Same price, same width, one is 20 pounds heavier and carried in stores, the other is designated 'subcompact' and has to be shipped. Top Link connection looks different, but what else? Can I use the heavier, in stock version?
lostcreekranch
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- Austin County, Texas
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- NH TL-100A with Bush Hog 5045 FEL, WR Long 3rd function, LS XR4155HC w/FEL, WR Long 3rd Function.
I finally got my XR4155HC cleaned up after all the recent mud here.
This is first time, in a long time, that both tractors, the Kubota ZT, and Polaris Ranger, have been clean at the same time.
Doubt they'll stay this way for long.
This is first time, in a long time, that both tractors, the Kubota ZT, and Polaris Ranger, have been clean at the same time.
Doubt they'll stay this way for long.
LS Tractor Owner
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- LS XG3025 TLB, Previously MT125 TLB, Craftsman GTS6500
Yep, go with the heavy version. We have 'limited' cat 1 hitches, the subcompact one is a cat 0
The only thing I see is the heavier version has a lot stronger 3 pt top link. Likely where the 20 lbs is. I see no advantage to the lighter one. Your tractor won't care about the 20 lbs difference. I bet you will notice the weaker top link if you use it hard.
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Diggin It
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OK, good. Gotta play the bonuses and incentives right on the new TSC card I just got. Initial $15 reward and 'same as cash' periods can't be combined, so I'll have to wait for the first bill and reward to be posted. Then I can do the $499 interest free. I love playing their games to make them pay me to use their cards.
papachaz
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yeah you want the heavier one anyway, it'll do a better job because the 3 pt doesn't have any down force, it's just the weight of it holding it down. I love my rake, you'll do things with it you didn't think of.
Put the new shooting berm into action today. Used the LS to get that plate rack in place. The rack has to weigh near 500 lbs. There is a concrete base on it that is 30" in diameter and near 4-ft. tall. Not sure what that amount of concrete would weigh. But then up top is a used road grader blade for a bullet deflector if shots are low.
We now have a 100 yard range for rifles and the two berms are great for pistol and shotgun use.
We now have a 100 yard range for rifles and the two berms are great for pistol and shotgun use.
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Diggin It
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Seem to be having a bit of trouble getting out of 4W into 2W. Sometimes it goes real easy, but most of the time I have to fiddle with it. Pedal jiggling or rolling doesn't always do it either. Lever ends up between somewhere without a solid click like usual. Sometimes I have to change H-N-L position to get into 2W again.
Must be some combination I'm missing.
Must be some combination I'm missing.
