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Don't know if this applies to your tractor, but on my MF, there is a knob that I can move in the slot for my 3 pt hitch lever that will limit how far down I can lower it. I use it when brush hogging and set it so that the brush hog only lowers to a certain amount. I then forget about it when I...

Had a B7500 HST with a mm mower, back blade, front snowblower, and tiller - purchased new in 2001. Was a great little tractor; worked it hard and it performed well. Even accidentally put some gas in it once. Drained it, refilled it, and ran fine Traded up to a larger tractor around...

Glad it turned out to be simple. I use the same technique as you - lower the bucket to find stumps and rocks. I curl the bucket up about half though so that if it does hit something, that it will (hopefully) ride over it instead of slamming to a stop. Had a similar "helping a neighbor"...

Maybe I'm missing it, but you should list your tractor make/model, etc. just so folks know what they are looking at and can help you better. Is it not starting now?

I use an iPhone as my primary/house phone. You can set it so that only calls from your contacts actually ring. Any other calls go right to voice mail. there will still be a notification on your screen showing the number and location though, so you are aware that a call came in (though the...

Maybe smash up some of the concrete first (with a sledge hammer) to use that as the base to then lay some of the slabs on

I just put a tarp over it held down by bungees, mainly so I don't have ice and snow in the drivers area. I would wear clothes that are as warm and waterproof as possible when snow blowing. I used to use a snowmobile helmet. check to see if you have a block heater on it. If so, plug it in a...

the new Ford Bronco should handle that double hay trailer easily.........

My ASV pt-50 came with two D rings welded on the back. Also came with both a front and rear trailer hitch receivers

Can you back into the trailer, detach the brush hog, then put the tractor on facing forward with the fel resting on the brush hog (or some support)? Extra steps, but may get everything on.

6' is a pretty good size. Don't know how powerful the Bobcat is, but if it were me, I'd go with the 6'. It's not that much smaller. might make a difference when you're making the first pass after a heavy snowfall, as taking in 7' of snow vs 6' might require you to go real slow. Obviously...

Just general suggestions in this thread. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/easiest-way-to-get-oil-out-of-a-gearbox.377734/

I second this..... usually when nothing is happening, but I have power, I know it is most likely a safety switch. move all of your levers and switches around and then back in the neutral (or starting) position.

throwing this out there for what it痴 worth.....my propane furnace starting giving me problems after about 12 years of living here. It would shut down for no apparent reason in really cold weather (I知 in the northeast). I found a minute amount of ice crystals formed around the perimeter if...

Skidsteer is in the garage - these are pics with light off and then on inside the garage. gives off good all around light

So just a follow up to my post from last week (above) where I said I replaced three bucket hises. Was brush hogging yesterday and one of the new hoses blew apart where the hose goes into the fitting. Got a nice hydraulic oil bath on me and the tractor. Was able to top off the oil and...

Picture I have on my phone of the chains on my R4 tires - tractor is behind the skidsteer, but you can zoom in on the tires and see the chains