Recent content by TimberXX

I'm looking at a tar river spreader. Seems dangerous to me to have the actuator so close to a spinning shaft. Other spreaders seems to have double the clearance or more. Am I missing something?

Guys lots of good ideas! Thanks all. I ended up using my vehicle oil change ramps to get the snowblower high enough to get onto an oversized dolly. I think I am also going to get myself a set of pallet forks for the three point too.

The larger wheels are tough. My quick hitch can't pick it up for larger wheels. Maybe strap it to plywood.

I'm in a suburban lot, with a 12x12 shed. I have enough attachments that I keep a cheap 12x12 storage unit with seasonal attachments, and make the swap twice a year. I got my system down, uhaul 6x12 with a ramps, everything is on skates. The only issue is my front mounted snowblower. It's a...

It’s sold guys! Awesome advice as always.

I needed a kick I the ass guys, lowered the price, and got a bite! It sounded obvious but I needed to be talked into it. Here are some photos.

Thanks for the comments guys, anyone post on tractor house or similar?

I’ve been trying to sell my 48 inch rotary cutter in suburban NJ. It’s been on Craigslist and Marketplace for 6 months, not even a bite It was too large for my x730 (shocker) Any ideas? My dealer won’t take it. Thanks all.

Looks like a part to lift the deck, similar to my three point. Does your deck lift?

Old post here, it I will chime in. I have a 3 dog sweeper on my 770hy. I felt even adjusting the sweeper bristle height, it was a bear to manage. The steering brakes were not as helpful as I would have liked.

I'm planning on putting a buffalo turbine on my 1300 pound 2wd tractor. I have enough horsepower, and the implement weight is ok. Is this a good idea? Anything I should be aware of?

Thanks everyone! I think I will try the pine needle rake first!

I wanted a front broom, but some folks said it wouldn't work. the twigs are small, under 8 inches long for the most part.

its over an acre.

Thanks for the response guys. I don't think its a bug, it happens all winter. But I never knew that was a thing! I have a landscape rake, but it tears up the lawn I have a flail mower, but the twings are pretty low to the ground, but I like that idea! Maybe the pinestraw rake is a good...