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I have owned a FarmTrac 360DTC for about 4 years but never had a trailer. I had it delivered and have had it picked up the one time it needed service. I also have a single axle 5x14 utility trailer we use for lighter loads. I'd like a trailer big enough to pull the tractor, and replace the...

I changed the oil on my Farmtrac 360 for the first time yesterday. I changed it just like a car, removed the plugs, while it was draining spun a new filter on, replaced the plugs, and refilled with Castrol HD diesel oil. Just like I would for a car. I am curious though, since I will be...

My father and own two adjacent plots, he is constructng his house now, and I will build one next year. We have had a lot of traffc in and out everythng from dozers, concrete trucks, lumber trucks, and pickup trucks and the yard really is rutted up pretty bad in a lot of places. I have a...

I have some property that has two real problem water paths. the lay of my property all slants downhill slightly to the south-west. on the north and east side of my property a culvert crosses both roads and there is no planned escape route for the masses of water coming out of those culverts...

I purchased a used Farmtrac 360 about 3 months ago during the hottest part of the steamy Alabama Gulf coast summer and it ran great. It did make a funny noise for maybe 5-10 taps that sounded like a ping or detonation the first time we went to test drive it and promptly stopped, the sound did...

I am fairly new to the tractor experience, but I have a 39 HP 4wd tractor with a front-end loader. When I bought it I thought I would be able to back drag with the FEL to smooth out soil. I quckly learned that that whole back dragging idea while sound just does not yield good results. I am...

I am fairly new to the tractor experience, but I have a 39 HP 4wd tractor with a front-end loader. When I bought it I thought I would be able to back drag with the FEL to smooth out soil. I quckly learned that that whole back dragging idea while sound just does not yield good results. I am...

I have made my first cut of my 9 acres with a 6 foot big bee finish mower this weekend and it has me wondering if I should start shopping for a bigger finish mower. I am confident the Farmtrac 360 with FEL is enough heft to carry at least a 7 foot finish mower. Is that extra foot or foot in...

Just curious is there really any specific difference between a Compact Utility Tractor and a Utility tractor. I just bought the Farmtrac 360 DTC a 39 HP 4wd machine that by my measure is pretty large, but I think it is marketed as a CUT. With the tires full of water and the FEL mounted I would...

I recently bought a Farmtrac 360 that was advertised as having recently had the clutch changed. I have to say I did not expect any problems out of it so I did not really enquire the details of when the clutch was changed. The tractor only had 620 hours on it so I assumed whoever owned it...

So I just bought my Farmtract 360 DTC, took it to the farm, hooked up the finish mower and basically everything worked. I do realize there is some art to setting up the 3 point that I have not masted so I have a few quick questions. On the lower two links there are turn buckles attached to the...

I know a true grapple is a whole lot more machine than this, but what do you guys think about "The Thumb" from The Thumb I want it for stuff like moving railroad ties, chunks of waste concrete, and basically just stuff that is too big for one person to tote around.

I just posted up in the buying pricing section, but I wanted to ask some more general questions. There is a guy a few hours from here selling a 205-4 for very reasonable w/ front end loader. The price is sort of unbelievable to me so I called him up. He says he has never driven a tractor, but...

I am probably not the first guy to ask for first time tractor buying help, but I won't be the last either. I will try to be direct. I am 6'2 and I have come to realize that the smallest of tractors (such as a Yanmar 1500) is too small for me because my size 12 boots don't fit down to the floor...