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These guys like to enjoy birdwatching from the great indoors.

While fly fishing a small stream.

Yep[emoji28]

Ace in his natural habitat.

My daughter brought her French Bulldog puppy over to meet us. His names Brodie. He chased her lab and my two Boston’s off the toys if they got close to them. He’s a hoot!

I took out the crest of this hill and deposited the material on the awning side of my newly built barn. I cut 2’ out of a 100’ section with an L2501 utilizing the box blade.

If your asking me, he’s a Boston Terrier.

This never makes the news.

Seems to be a pattern of Boston behavior [emoji1]

We’ve got a new Boston! He is kind of a rescue because he had a medical eye issue and was the last of the litter that no one wanted. We took him in and got the eye condition fixed. It had to be removed so he’s learning to be obnoxious with one eye[emoji28]

I can’t comment on the woodland mills chipper because I’ve never used one. I do have the woodmaxx 8800 and it is impressive.

Here is my neighbors hunting dog Sam. He is a tree climbing expert and is up there a good 10 feet.

I just lost this little guy Wednesday to cancer. We rescued him 5 years ago. He was with me all the time and the house is empty without his happy energy. RIP Rocky

I have these LG ear buds. They rest at the base of your neck. Best Bluetooth sounding device I’ve ever owned. Receive phone calls as well. I went through a few other brands before a young person at Verizon showed me them. Life’s to short to listen bad sounding music[emoji4]

I’m 18 miles from civilization. Fish aren’t being responsive to my caddis fly. This is how I deal with the virus. And yet, I’m on TBN. [emoji3][emoji3]

I’m thankful for this thread[emoji106] Most of all, the woman on my right that said yes 25 years ago.

The L4060 suits my needs on my steep terrain running a 72” snowblower in snows up to 20”. This is at 5000 feet of elevation.

Very nice pictures guys! Here’s my spring pic...

My 30x40 garage. still under construction. Due to the snow depth, getting materials up there is a challange

Hi Arly, thought you might like to see the snow we have in the black hills.

Here is what I use. Inexpensive compared to the adapters.

5100 ft. Six miles southwest of Deadwood South Dakota

Just to keep the survey relevant

5 below this morning, high of 50 degrees tomorrow. It's a bipolar fall...

16 inches at our property in South Dakota. It's going to be a long winter.

If you remember the movie A river runs through it, here are the falls they filmed when the boys took a boat over them. It's on my wife's fathers place near Jackson Wyoming.

It happens....this was last week on my Kubota so the broken door syndrome doesn't care what color of tractor [emoji5]

Death to white stuff here.

Another squirrel watcher.

Picked this L4060 up 3 weeks ago. My wife bought it for me. I'm a lucky guy!

A "live edge" would eliminate some polishing.

My wife is in Mexico with some friends so I thought I'd try some log hewing. She gets back Friday so I have time to clean the chunks off her car.....🙄

My girls inspecting the seat.

1986 model.

Clear cutting debris from this summer. I use my L2501 like a rented mule and it delivers all I ask out of it.

They do make good planters....

Doing some thinning and off to the burn pile. I used to carry a grapple full down to the pile until I seen the use of a trailer here on TBN. Welding a hitch on the back of my Farmi has saved me miles of back and forth with my tractor.

Happy birthday Roy!

Anyone else experiencing the TBN app shutting down/crashing? Seems like since the new version has been introduced (5.3.6) trying to open pictures has been a challenge.

You mean this one?

I maintain 23 acres with a Kubota L2501, Farmi skidding winch and Landpride grapple. Does everything I need.

Here is the rear without the side cylinder. I got it after I took this picture. I used 3/8 couplers instead if the standard 1/2 couplers to reduce the space the 1/2 would require. They work great.

Knowing that I would be looking back while adjusting the T&T, I mounted mine on the ROPS. Reaching forward and looking backwards just wasn't going to work for me. The mount was from Brian at Fitright Hydraulics.

We rescued this guy named Rocky a couple months ago. He's seven years old and has an amazing level of energy. He hates cats, rabbits and bees.

Looks like you need a wobble socket?

I agree with buying good quality implements. Here is a light duty blade I was using to blade snow with. I caught a frozen down rock and bent the blade. The weight was added for ballest.

I think I have it in my head. Will this work? The tank return from the remote valve will tee with the loader tank return. Hope this is it...

Here is a picture of the 3rd function valve. Are the plugs on the side usable ports? There are plugs like this on the other side as well.

OK. That is how it is currently plumbed. The PB goes into the 3rd function valve and out down to the 3pt. Where do I plumb the pressure return line from the remote? Hang with me, I'm still dense.

I'd like to install rear remotes on my L2501. I have a dealer installed 3rd function valve and see that the power beyond from the loader valve goes to the 3rd function valve. That's where I ran into a dead end. How do I get remotes from the 3rd function valve? Here is what I'm looking at...

Farmi 351 P.

If things work out, I'm giving two Boston Terriers a new home this coming week. Their owner died suddenly and they are very close. The rescue agency didn't want to split them up, so they are coming to a new home together. The one on the left is a boy age 7, the one on the right is his mom age...

Doing a little slash pile burning.

Ah, the smell of diesel/pine smoke in the morning...this was a 6x6x10 pile of pine limbs. Seemed as if I would never take off and burn.

After lots of research and phone calls, I ordered a new Jl 351. It should arrive here on Monday. Is there a certain angle it should be when setting on the ground as in pitched back somewhat? It doesn't say in the operators manual. Also, when attaching the top link to the tractor, which point...

I was looking at the cs2410 on the Kioti website and noticed that the only MMM size was a 60" - 73.5" total width. Do they offer smaller sizes and omitted them from their web site? This size would create issues going through my yard gates. Sent from my iPad using TractorByNet

Today, I was in the process of wiring in work lights on the front and rear of the canopy on my L3400. Somewhere along the process, I discovered that the engine won't fire. It turns over great. I checked all the fuses however noticed that before, when I turned the key on there was a distinct...

Like this poor guy?

This???

I'm throwing around the idea of getting a cabbed tractor for my mowing business due to allergies that I recently acquired. I currently have a L3400 with loaded rear tires and 4" spacers on each rear axle. This thing is very stable on slopes. Would it make a difference in stability if, for...

First day of mowing

Crime has no age barrier

I purchased my L3400 during the winter and changed the fluids yesterday in preparation for mowing. I then got to looking at the PTO shaft on the rotary cutter. How in the heck to you grease the PTO u-joint up by the PTO shaft with the plastic cover on it? As you can tell, I'm new to...

Not mine, but he's cool

We now have 2 Boston Terriers. Daisy, a mild low keyed female and Dottie a high energy female. Eddie, a male Boston Terrier who died last year is my Avitar. He was getting up there in age and was blind the last year of his life. He was smaller than the females but they give him a wide berth...

The two girls on the tractor. They really don't like it very much.....

I'm so confused....

i bought a used 6' Howse rotery cutter a couple of months ago. The weather warmed up and I thought I would go over the mechanics of the machine. I discovered that there is grease in the gearbox mixed in with the gear oil. Why would someone do that and should I clean it out and put fresh oil in it?

Yesterday we had a gloriously sunny day and 65 degrees. Thus is what we woke up to this morning. Sick of winter...:(

Hi, I'm new to the forum and am looking forward to your advice! I have been researching tractors to do some contract mowing in a mid sized city. My question: are the compact tractors up to this task or do I need to look at mid sized tractors?