Recent content by meos1

Thats called a drag pan. We had one for the 8N when I was a teen. Works like a champ. forward, reverse, its all good. That is a useful implement.

First, The ROPS is not guaranteed to prevent loss of life. It certainly helps but is not a guarantee. Always wear the seat belt. Always go up and down the hill not across. I have a couple of acres as well and a few places where the hill is extreme. In my mind, it is not acceptable to risk...

And one cost ten dollars....

Here is a shot of what your working with.

First products from my apiary. Two candles.

That's my new beekeeper 18 year old son. Look no gloves.

That would be a good outcome, 0-100 lbs of honey. I have experience with bees. I had 14 hives as a teenager. My grandpa taught me how to manage them. The only new thing is the mites. We simply did not have them back in the day the way we have them now.

Get bees Saturday.

Wow, bunch of peanut gallery candidates.....I said pics follow cause I travel for a living and I knew it would be Monday before I uploaded a pic. Anyway, its stack-on and gives me a place to do my weapon maintenance and pretty kewl nook right behind my Kubota.

Pics follow.

I cut the grass at night due to my schedule and the heat so I put these fender lights on to be able to see what in front of the MMM and give me some side light.

Here is the plate:

Here is my lighting thread as well. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/343738-fender-light-install.html The under fender wiring had a female that my factory light kit plugged right into.

Found this yesterday. Anyone know a easy way to fix this? Does it require buying a new boot? I am certain it is not good and probably is a harbinger of a coming failure.

So it rained all weekend therefore no actions, did not even crank it. Shame. I recently purchased a Smith's trihone and a handheld Smith's sharpening tool. I did however put a lethal edge on a brush axe so I should have a manual implement of destruction on my next trip into the woods.