Recent content by Realtornz

"Never a lender or borrower be " I believe to be a tried and tested position, particularly in this case. Your neighbor is taking advantage of you, rein it in asap. As another put it never lend anything with more than 2 working parts, I'd say 1 working part.

Like you I'm a new member to this forum and have learnt so much from this crew though I'm coming to you from my rural stronghold of 30 acres in New Zealand. I agree with many that have answered your queries, in that your tractor will become a much loved an appreciated friend, as another...

As a relatively new owner of a new NX6020 open cab here in New Zealand purchased Dec 2021. I personally have always owned open tractors, probably because of our temperate climate and I just like the ease of access and don't need to work if the weather is inclement. Having owned MF and David...

A picture is worth a 1000 words...tho I would expect to see weep or drainage holes at the base to allow water to flow from the backfill metal?

A photo would be much appreciated as I've been thinking about doing this. Thanks

Having just purchased a new NX6020 dec 2021 New Zealand. Mid summer down here, with smaller flat land holding growing various crops. My most used attachment is 4 way bucket for multiple uses and wood splitter and mower. Just another thought, if you're planning to build a new shed, what ever...

Great inspiration for all lovers of wood choppers

Yes I totally agree re chopping wood as recreational activity as opposed for profit. Personally I find it very rewarding just to see the stacks of chopped wood that I can either use or give away to others in need. I was thinking I was a little strange, I just tell my wife I'm going to my gym for...

Going to be 31'C here in the Waikato, New Zealand. Having to water some summer vegetables.

Great discussion, I for one have learnt a lot in understanding self leveling in practical terms. Thanks new tractor owner.

Yes you're spot on Jim

My goodness that must be unbearable, I take it you're in Aussie?

Yours looks pretty idyllic also. Quite a contrast from I'm use to.

Thanks for the advice chaps, yes I'm in hot and sunny New Zealand currently 27-28'C here 1 jan new years day. At idling speed 1100rpm when splitting wood the temp gauge shows the correct working temp. Tho I have heeded your advice and am running it at 1500rpm

This is my outlook with mares and foals in the next paddock 27 degree c here