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soil temps here are WAY too cold for seeds. Have replanted some of the stuff 2 times and still nothing. Either too cold or I have soil insects attacking the seed! Anyway I will try 1 more time after it dries up and warms up and see what happens.

Strawberries are actually setting some green ones, so not all of the flowers got froze. Might have a small crop yet.

Still frosts here---sposed to be warm-up starting tomorrow, so hang on to your fanny! summer is about to hit!! lol!

NOW doc is talking about "repair surgery" on me ---- He did offer to refer me to someone else in another town 50 miles away, who has done many of these surgeries, --- sooooo dunno! might consider it. This diaper crap aint gittin it!! LOL!!

Both have good and bad points! mids are better since only the little front wheels mash grass down, BUT they are a problem to get the deck out to work on it. also cant mow close to anything. with 3-pt mount the whole tractor runs the grass down, but you can back right up to something with them...

The robot prostate surgery DIDNT work for me! --- I have NO bladder control at all and never will! Dr. probably botched the surgery since he hadnt done many before me. anyway its diapers for me the rest of my life however long that will be!

Stay away from anything that has a bunch of computer junk in them IF at all possible! I know it is getting hard to do but that stuff in in anything is VERY problematic and you cannot fix it yourself! A contractor friend of mine here had a TEC. for a while, then went to CAT!

the brand!

Ever get it going??? inquiring minds would like to know!!! lol!

The down hole is the chimney and the side hole is the draft,---making a rocket stove out of the stump! It will work!

clumps are the worst to deal with! ---- I would rent a dozer and git it done, but thats just the way I work! --- I dont mess around with unknown stuff and still have to go do it the right way to start with! Saws bind for sure, shears are o.k. on singles but clumps??? dont think so!

I use the TSC stuff, just got 4 buckets to use this summer, or at least start on! This leaky chit goes thru a lot just sittin in the yard a drip at a time! Leaks are nothing more than a little drip, BUT next time you need the tractor,----gotta add a quart! lol!

Poulan here, had it for years and use it all the time. also use the weedeater head on the power unit.

My Oliver semi mount requires 7 mph + to even start rolling dirt--- then its hammer down with whatever you got hooked to it! No pussyfootin around with that one. Cub plow on the other is designed for low hp, low speed, so all plows are different.

On the road, run it in 2 wheel drive. My neighbor has a H-50 and thats what he does IF his trailer is busy doing something else.

In that location you will be fine welding it on.

Interesting weather here for the last week! 2" of snow, a couple nights of frost and still chilly, this coming week they are forecasting 80"s for us! Looks like fruit tree blossoms are froze, so no fruit for the third year in a row! Strawberries look iffy, so cant really tell much about them...

I never tape or coat drain plugs on anything. never had any leaks either. IF your plugs require sealant---then I would assume they were poorly made and the casting threads dont match the plug threads correctly. ---- a few thousands off could allow a drip and plugs would still screw in without a...

This is what I use! Bought it 5 years ago and use it a lot! Makes quick work of stumps of any size.

Mine is a 14 foot and I can get my L-781 in it. 14,000 gvw. pull with f-350 diesel dual wheel flatbed ---- underpowered but we get by.

I have welded on units with all that electronic crap----NOT a good thing to do but can be done---as already stated remove battery cables and ground very close to weld site. As a side note---do not weld anything to frames themselves----always drill and bolt. Welding will weaken the frame and make...

JD field cultivator cut down and built up to small unit for sure! ---done several myself and yes it can be made to look factory built! Yours most likely started life as a 10 or 12 footer and was pull type. Dont get me wrong,--- yours looks very nice and will be great for smaller areas!

I have the standard group 24 auto batteries in mine. --- tight fit, my boxes could have been modified, but thats what was in them when I bought the tractors so thats what I use.

never had one break yet ----- not to say the next one wont. the guys that did our shed and house siding cut the sheets with a shear that makes a 1/8" ribbon as it cuts. clean cutting, fast, and no metal damage due to heating. I would never use grinders or saws!

wrap 2 or 3 times is the fastest way, bush either comes out or shears off!

Had prostate cancer surgery a year and a half ago ----now in diapers for the rest of my life ,as I have ZERO bladder control and never will! Its a hell of a way to live now but thats what I am stuck with. Its not a life anymore! Had they told me this before the surgery, I would not have went...

Yup! terrace plow ---- A friend of mine had one a long time ago.

Could need tine/axle seals, internal gears, you name it! A lot of these got different engines put on them. Look on the top left side of the transmission housing for the serial # and look it up on the chart for the year. His price is average and condition is unknown, so its a crap shoot as to...

got the spuds planted today ----well the ones here--up north is still too wet so gotta wait on them. We planted 180 pounds here. used my old homemade planter and one of the old sunstars to pull it. Had 10 rows 240 feet long.

HEY!!! You got my wagon??? --- LOL! I love mine and old sunstar 20 plays with it and all the dirt I can pile on it!

Dont know the loader you are talking about,---BUT on the buckets that I put hooks on for guys I weld a very heavy angle iron ( 4" x 4" x 1/4") across the top of the bucket so they dont tear the light bucket tops up then ***** at me cause the first thing they do is try to lift the back end of a...

This worked for us. rode great, truck looked level. went across 2 states with it no problem. Main thing is to get whatever your truck will handle and stop at that point. it is different on every truck and trailer.

Brush fire starter!!!! NEVER put old fuel in your equipment---- well unless you dont care about your injection pumps!

Looked into the hose business one time-----Aint NO way you could make anything doing that! as for own use here, its MODIFY/ADAPT everything to standard size. dont look pretty but saves a big hassle trying to get that odd ball ends stuff.

Dealers will look for ANY reason to refuse your claim ( ALL dealers included in this) so I wouldnt even think about hooking up to unknown stuff ----- get your own cylinders if possible.

Our onion rows are 230' long. The potato rows will be 245' long in the North garden. Hope to plant on good Friday or the hundredth day ---- have always had good luck doing that. This is our homemade planter I made 35 years ago and still use it. One person rides and drops the pieces behind the...

got the 18 bunches of onion plants in just as rain started so they got watered in good. now to see how many grow. Ended up with 3 long rows across the south garden. some of the seeds came up in the flats ----- centers didnt but that will make plenty of plants for the early planting. Later I will...

Onion plants coming today---2 seed flats started in the basement on heat pads and under grow lights, cabbage is up , tomatoes not yet. only been 4 days or so since I planted them. big hotbed outside ready to plant now. raining today so gardening is out!

vids needed for sure! lol!

I have an Allis D grader and traction is a real problem with it too! These small units are fine for loose dirt but wont dig anything hard. Whoever made that one did a super job ---- I think he just made it cause some person made the mistake of telling him it couldnt be done!

cabs are a PITA on any tractor in any weather! ---- other than 3-pt a skidloader would work much better for you. Also you can get 3-pt. adapters for skidloaders, so that is another option.

X-3 on what Deezler said!

HEY!!! I love that digger!!

Marketplace is where everybody is now days, but IF your price is too high---it wont sell no matter where you advertise it. That's just how it is.

I use 5 acy. and 10 oxy. I will never go to propane! ---saw it being used and WOW! what a mess it makes!lol!

IF you got rocks---tiller not good idea! use a regular disk! Toothbar on bucket will work---just slow. I use a bolt on one on my nh 781 all the time and have dug out some nasty stuff with it---just dont go hog wild with them and they are fine.--and yes loaders are used for digging in dirt!

I use my TB Tuffy on my beds -----drop down a plank and drive right up and fall in! been doin it for 13 years!

dont expect a lot from them and dont pay much then you wont be dis- appointed! --- sure they are better made but dont matter how good they are made----they break and NO parts to be had for old stuff anymore---everything was sent to chimna melters a long time ago! -- I use old junk here and know...

smoke on startup is fairly normal in the 188 motors. I have 2 of the 580ck's both backhoe loader models from 1968. 1 still has stuck motor that I dont have time to work on and the other one has non working injection pump right now. sitting 10 years ---the next thing you will find is the...

I have 4 simps. 1 is an 18 with 1200 hours, 3 of the 20's showing 2100 to 2600 hours and all still run like new. I use them for everything every day. all of them are hydro. I like the 20's because they have hi-lo hydro. range, diffy lock, turning brakes, and power steering on them. also rated...

7.3's are and have always been JUNK right from the factory----WHY do you think they are all for sale??? Good gas motor beats them hands down every time ! ---Ya I got a 97 has 120,00 on it and started going to **** at 99,495 miles. Right now its dead AGAIN, tow truck has put more miles on it...

07 sure-trac 14 foot 14,000 gvw $4,500 used about 8 years ago. Takes min. of 1 ton dual wheel truck to pull it. hauls 6 tons without a problem, but I usually run 5 tons average. --- The problem with these are the electric hydraulic pumps the put on them are junk! --mine wont dump 1 load without...

Anybody thinking about this garden season? What are your plans?

Ya,--always wanted a small crawler loader and this one came up so I bought it knowing it needed a LOT of work. I have a IH 250-c series 3 crawler but it costs a bunch to move it from job to job, and really too big for most of what I do. I have slidloaders but some jobs are hard on tires, so...

Wish it was that easy around here!lol! we have to put water lines a min. of 42 to 48 inches deep! I put in a couple runs for a neighbor and we decided on 60 inches because 48 was freezing up at his place. used my homemade excavator to do the job.

finally got this one home a somewhat torn down. reverse idler gear neelde bearings went out and former owner kept running it til it dropped. Tracks are not good either, one bottom roller is shot, front wheel kinda loose and may just be loose nuts on shaft. The gas tank is rotted out and...

Horseradish time! dug one bunch and made a little over 3 pints total.---we put it in 1/2 pint jars this year. anybody else make horseradish?

got the 2 big gardens ripped and plowed --- still have to plow the little ones, ---806 and 5-bottom plow wouldnt fit thru the gates! sub-soiled 36" deep then plowed 14+" deep with heavy 5 bottom plow sunk in to the beams! --- now the wait til spring , --then till-n-plant!

this is what I use on fences!! ---dont care HOW overgrown they are! lol!! Before MOOSE, I used this little guy,--it too will make short work of fences! old fences can be a problem to remove.---putting the new one in is easy!

Finished the sweetcorn and red shell beans, think we are done with tomatoes for now. the red beans tomatoes sauerkraut a couple jars of dill pickles last batch of sweetcorn in the freeze-drier spaghetti squash ---- now to find people to take them----we dont care for them. season winding...

Did another 21 quarts of greenbeans and now working on some red shellbeans---14 quarts so far and many more to go! a couple quarts of the 14. most of the garden is winding down even tho it was planted late but we did get a good supply of produce from the efforts.

just got these 2 and dont know a thing bout Gravely's! lolo! --- always wanted one---guess they only come in pairs! I cant find serial number on one and the other says LI and serial# is 2793 on it. Neither one run, motors are not stuck so maybe I can get them running. one needs a gas tank and...

First batch of the season from the freeze-dryer ----switched from potatoes to sweetcorn for a couple batches then back to potatoes. trays of fresh corn dry and ready to bag/box up.

trays of spuds going in the freeze-dryer. These are early norlands and they are not a long storage type so we are going to try this on them.--first time for spuds--didnt get a chance to try them 2 years ago and last year due to health problems,we didnt get anything freeze-dried so now we see...

Pump is a 7 cfm size We got this unit 2 years ago as a year end close-out at half regular price--on a one day-one time offering. ---Even at regular price it dont take much use to pay it's way at the price of everything. Freeze-dried stuff is costly to buy. The thing we like is that this method...

Been busy canin green beans and yellow summer squash in jars. --Also finished the onions in the freeze-dryer and now have white patty-pans in it. We did a couple runs of yellow squash last week. The freeze-dryer has been runnin non-stop for the last 4 weeks. greenbeans just picked in the jars...

squash plants

started freeze-drying some onions---first batch made 5 quart bags.---- have many more to go.

just finished the onion harvest. --- most were small to medium sized---had a few 5 to 6 inchers. Now to freeze dry some. freeze dryer running now in yellow summer squash

a few garden pix. yellow summer squash harvest about to start. 2 long rows of summer squash, 3 kinds, green, white, and yellow. first sweetcorn getting there. tomato acre --- over 400 plants this year. cabbage head starting to form.

A few tatoes scratched out to see what if anything was under the plants the 3 are norlands, two reds are pontiacs and the whites are kennebec and and unknown which I think is superior Plants are maturing out so hope they have a lot under them!---Not looking for big ones this year,---just nice...

had a storm come thru last night again---beat the plants around again. Have a decent milkweed patch going now, ---- hope for some butterflies to find them. part of the patch of milkweeds part of the corn field kinda flat but I picked up the stalks and pulled dirt up around them. ----did help a...

Neighbor been bringing me water for the garden in his 1,600 gallon tanker. --- I am on the third one and no rain in sight. Garden is struggling right now in the heat, 90+ every day. Hot dry dust 4 inches deep,--hard to till, no wind and dust chokes you running the tillers but weeds still coming...

Wind here is always bad---cant keep covers on the plants. potatoes in 1 patch, also have a long row out by the road.

Got 6 more quarts of strawberries making a total of 9 for the year so far -----might be a few more out there later. They will taste good in the middle of the winter.

Around here if you dont use chems. --you dont have a crop! sad but that kinda leaves you no options for pest control. I usually try different rates and different chems to keep the bugs from getting used to any certain one. Keeps them guessing,---I hope. Anyway the first of July the jap beetles...

some of the froze off potatoes that are trying to regrow---NOW the colorado potato beetles are on them already!!! ---probably wont have potatoes this year either. this is what they looked like after the big freeze. onions were untouched by the freeze. So far I have been transplanting tomato...

My main mover 1974 General tri axle. I haul my skidloaders, backhoes, and TD-9 bulldozers on it. 07 Sure-trac dump trailer that I use all of the time----kinda handy to have around, EXCEPT for the electric hyd unit on them are a joke! ---In the process of putting a real hydraulic pump and gas...

Did get more done on the compost hauler! box bed is done so now I have the tub and box. Takes 2 bolts to hold them on and not hard to switch beds.

Part of my onion row,---now I was handed another 3 bunches to plant,--so tomorrow its back to planting. Tatoes can wait a while yet but onion plants should have been in the ground here by Mar. 15'th.

Make one! Here is one of mine--the smaller one. I fill the water tank to run-over full,(110 gallons) and go to the garden. Size yours to what you need. This was made from heavy tin and 1" square tubing. axle was from a wrecked 1,500 pound trailer.

This should last till next year. More horseradish made and in the fridge! Keeps over a year in there. Had a few people get some roots to grind and some crowns to plant. Was going to plant spinach yesterday but it rained enough to make mud, so no planting this week. plenty early anyway, but I...

I worked in parents garden when young, later had my own little patch, then had a big garden ever since so I do know my way around plants. Farmed til I got down too. Plan this year is the small 65x100 or so garden here close to the house. It will do for us and there will be no give aways this...

Anybody thinking about the 2020 season yet? Ideas you have that you want to try? varieties, methods, fertilizers, etc? Not going to be able to have my 4.5 acres this year. MIGHT be able to do this little yard garden, don't know for sure yet! The big garden will not be planted so I probably...

Anybody have a serial number list for 1530 uniloaders? I just ended up with one and am trying to find what year it is.--it's not a B series, its the one before that. number is 9816259 ---- looks like first year was 69 last year maybe 71? then the B model came out. I am a New-Holland guy myself...

This years king tato came in at 10.5 pounds. had a lot in the 4 to 9 pound range, plus the usual smaller ones. Had to dig them with the skidloader due to the hard ground.

I hope it's ok to post this here, if not mods. can delete it. 3 of us have set up a new site and welcome you to join us. Machine Builders Network - Forums powered by UBB.threads Thanks: sonny580

After several weeks of freezing in the ground, I dug the parsnips and had some for dinner! Only had these, but that gave me a good taste ! Love them fried! thanks; sonny580

Sweet potatoes and peanuts have been harvested and cured. The last of the cured onions have been given away. the biggest one was 6.5 pounds with LOT'S of 3 to 5 pounders. 1 of the harvest wagons full trailer full,--this was about 1/3 of the total crop the chesnut tree. this year it made about...

Got this one a couple months ago! Handy for its size. It needs a lot of work, but does run decent and does a nice job. --- do need manuals for it! thanks; sonny580

Been busy trying to get stuff harvested and processed. here are a couple quick pix. freeze dried tomatoes the freeze dryer peanuts red beans for dry soup beans More later,---got a lot of pix to post!!! thanks; sonny580

A few corn and spud pix. ! Been harvesting the short season onions.--they had a rough time this year due to the late freeze that we had! The full season ones look a bit better.--This was not the best garden year!!! LOL!!! thanks; sonny580

Did get a few pix. the other day,--things are much bigger today! fred beans,--( an 1840 dry bean ,unknown kind) tomatoes in cages regular sweet corn, now tasseling RR sweet corn, now also tasseling down the 7 onion rows, 225 feet long sweet potatoes.--today they have almost filled the rows...

Still no rain, but here are a few pix. of so far. Don't know how long this water hauling is going to last!!!---last year it went clear to harvest! LOL!!!! how you guys doing???? thanks; sonny580

Got the 500+ sweet potato plants in today and ready to attack the RR sweet corn next.Squash and a few melons will go in soon as will a few cucumbers. The first radishes froze off as did the first up white potato plants.---Weather here has been a real bear this year, but we still hangin in there...

Found these!---Won't help make winter go away, BUT!!!!! I like the snow kitten!! My kinda kitty! LOL!!! thanks; sonny580

These! have more!!! thanks; sonny580

Here is a pic of the 7 rows of onion plants!! Really,-- they are out there!-- someplace !!! LOL Was greeted to this and 35 mph winds today! thanks; sonny580

Got started on the log pile today,--got a few pix. I have only small logs but it's for my personal use. I cut slow due to 4 spinal surgeries, but I can't give up!--Besides I like logging and making boards, when I'm not in the garden! thanks; sonny580

Got this one a couple weeks ago.---It's suposed to run, but been sitting for a year, so who knows!--I did get the flywheel cover for it, so it's a complete tractor. thanks; sonny580

The pix are from the day I finished it!--several years ago! rod cleaning section. The nose/business end! another side view I wanted to put in a drag chain, but haven't got around to it yet.--To use, just crank the nose down to whatever depth you need then drive forward until bed is full...

some of my garden equipment; Potato digger couple pix. of the first creepers AC 917-H plowing This don't scratch the surface of all the "stuff" I have/use/made or modified for garden use. Will be starting seed flats in a week or so.--Peppers should probably be started about now, due to...

A few more; front of 440's 580ck the other 580ck 1950 B JD, just bought. I have MANY other's! thanks; sonny580

Just a couple of mine to start! I have more for another post!! thanks; sonny580

I modified a set of forks from a bobcat to fit my New Holland skidloader and use them more than the buckets that I have for it!!---Would hate to be without forks. Here are mine.---last fall I dug the sweet potato crop, ( 1,000 hills) with these set in as close to center as they would go. I...

I use a lot of orsie poo from the guy down the road, plus a lot of 12-12-12, and 10-10-10 and whatever else comes my way! In the fall I sub-soil 36" deep in two different directions, then moldboard plow 14 to 16" deep. In the spring I till a time or two with the 72" KK tiller, then plant. Last...

Might pay to get a soil test kit and test your soil.--See if it is missing something.--You can also pay a test lab to do your samples!-- I prefer to do my own, but that's just me!! LOL!!! Our okra here usually gets from 3' to 6' tall. This is a pic. of one of our sweet corn stalks from last...

More of the sweet potato harvest! Didn't get any pix. of the pumpkin and squash or tomato harvest from last year! We now have 1 case of onion plants, ( bout 5,500 plants total) and 500 sweet potato plants on order for 2018!--Still working on seed order. Will try to start another 2 or 5 hundred...

Nice racks too!!! We use some "harvest boxes" that I made. They seam to work ok for us.--Made them from 1/2" thick wood, spaced the slats an inch apart for air movement and made them 24" x 15" x 15" (or so) and the spuds do well in them all winter in the basement, (45 to 55 degrees) We can...

In this area we have found that any mulch or ground cover only invites mice/voles/snails/etc., and makes ground slimy and hard!---Wish it would work because it does have a big benifit for the ground. Here are a few pix. of some of our 2017 garden harvest. thanks; sonny580

Anyone thinking about the ole gardens for 2018??? Join in here and post your ideas on equipment, varieties, etc. What do you usually plant, how much, etc. Thanks; sonny580

Don't know why it turned on it's side, BUT, this is the only way to unroll and tension woven wire!---I am currently putting up the red brand stiff myself, only on steel post, and found nothing else to work. This thing is slick and easy! thanks; sonny PS.-- click on pic and it turns up the right...

The hoe is the way to go, and yes you can level ground just as good with them as a dozer! ---I have done it when helping a friend with a new deere 450.---The first few hours get interesting, but after that it's just plain boring! D-8 is a baby!!! NOTHING to be afraid of!--Learn the controls and...

testing to get pics. on here WITHOUT P-bucket! LOL! thanks; sonny580

don't know if this will post or not, but I try! This was in Feb. of this year,--ground was froze about 1" but ole 917 went right along.---Plow is a Brinley 10" bottom sleeve hitch.---tractor has the big thick wheel weights and bar tires, And my fat arse to add a bit more weight!!!--- the...

Sis got an Echo cs310 last year and has real good luck with it.--I just bought a used one thru flea-bay and it don't look to have been used more than a few times. From what I see and can tell from using them they are a super saw for their size. They are awful light, but then after using Echo cs...

We got rained out from garden again. this year starting out to be kinda rough!---How are all you getting along with your gardens, and what are you going to plant? thanks; sonny580

Home - TinyPic - Free Image Hosting, Photo Sharing & Video Hosting see if this posts here! I am doing a little woodworking since thats about all I can do anymore! (ole spine is getting worse.) We got this bear and just hooked it up today and did some test cutting!---also have a rip blade for...

My friend made the mistake of buying the one sold by TSC and it never did work right and they wont stand behind any warranty either, so DONT be a TSC victim ---get the the the commercial model if you want that brand! thanks; sonny580

Was tlling tonight and when I got done I tried to shift the pto into N and couldnt get it to budge.---NOW its stuck in 540 rpm side , any ideas to this problem???? thanks; sonny580

In this area the year has started off late/cold/wet/high wind conditions, and right now we are waiting to get back into the gardens to plant the rest of it!--have 2 rows of spuds up (1--50# bag) and have 4 more to go.---really need to weed but just been too wet. The strawberries are getting...

Almost ready to roll! did the maiden voyage a couple days ago and most everything works,---still runs a bit fast, but think I have another idea to tweek that problem!---enjoy the videos! Motorized Garden Creeper Maiden Voyage 3 - YouTube below is a couple of pics. of the bike unit that I made...

I think my new creeper is almost ready to test out.---only thing left to do is hook up the clutch and see what happens!--hope it runs slow enough!! These pics give somewhat of an idea how I made it!---if this one works, I can get around a little easier than on the bikes that I welded...

Just got these home from Ky.----a 300 mile one way road trip, but they are now in my drive! Here are a couple pics!---one is a parts picker, the other one works!--now maybe I wont have to pick chicken corn by hand anymore! thanks; sonny580

Got the S-650-G steering back together finally and went for a ride!---A 10 year shed rest didnt seeem to hurt it any,--dumped a gallon of gas in the tank and a little down the carb,--after the usual point filing we had ignition and it roared to life! the Harley-davidson hog tip muffler makes it...

Want to our local auction yesterday and got 1 of the 2cubs!---missed the other one, but at least 1 came home with us, as did the Woods RM 59 mower and some other goodies! It dont look the greatest, but runs decent ---still got the danged old magneto on it and 6-volt system, and the generator...

Ended up with final bid on this plow which looks to be for the SA ! Will test fit it when weather gets a tad better! cold NW wind at 45 mph today NOT very bearable outside! thanks; sonny580

Just got this planter,--I know they probably dont work the greatest, but it was all we could afford right now and something was needed to help plant our oversized gardens! It looks halfway decent so we will be seeing how it goes!---Anybody else use/have one?---Model 1001-B Thanks; sonny580

Just got this thing and trying to figure out the approx. year and if they are any good or not! Satoh (Bison,--I think) S650G gas engine, I have the steering gear parts with it to put the steering back together!---The motor runs like a banshee and rest of tractor looks well made and tight...

Just got this one running!---1951 Bolens Power-Ho! Came with plow, disk, and cultivator! thanks; sonny

Here is the David-Bradley pulling the big ole letz burr mill! Grinding Chicken Corn 2.mov - YouTube Grinding Chicken Corn 1.mov - YouTube I was grinding corn for the chickens with it! Me fingers sore from shelling by hand! LOL! thanks; sonny

I have several vidz.of various equipment in action posted on this page! SONNYREESE's Channel - YouTube Over the past few years I have made 4 three point hitch plows,(3 one bottom units 1- 6" bottom,--1 10" bottom and the 1 bottom hi-clear unit, and a 2 bottom unit), also a 3-pt hitch for a...

This is the one I started making several years ago and never got finished,--but can dig with it! It is a crude dude, but has been a life saver for me.---I made a 12" bucket for it to cut tree roots with and have the 24" tooth bucket also! thanks; sonny580

Looks like a great site here!----I have a full line of farm equipment and have had to sorta quit farming due to 3 spinal surgeries that left me disabled to say the least, so now I try to make garden sized equipment from full sized stuff to aid me in at least growing some good garden veggies for...