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I have one. I think you will like it.

Yep That sounds like a guy I want to do business with.

I have bought a skid steer mounting plate and a tractor seat. I have been pleased with both purchases.

I agree. It sounds like questionable dealer. I had a Bobcat and was treated fantastic.

Husqvarna had one,the last time I looked.

Put this seat on my tractor. It was not the easiest to mount, but good quality. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000N4ZY40/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I have sold several larger things. I took a cahier's ck. You can call the bank to confirm it is valid if you like. I have had good luck with cash. You can get a better price if there is no paper trail for the money. I am not saying it is right, but that is the way it is. Go to the police station...

I would not worry about oil less. I have 3 and they all work great. You get a little better performance and a bit less maintenance.

I like it. I bet you will too.

I picked up this one at Home Depot, I like it. Very quiet, powerful and the price was right. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-4-5-Gal-Portable-Electric-Powered-Silent-Air-Compressor-3320445/305026725

I think you might be on to something.

I have never used a land plane, so it may be better. A rear blade is better for snow removal but a box blade is better for anything else.

I know what you mean, but I have had the tubular version and had problems. Pins would jump out and the holes wear. I also had some trouble getting the arms as tight as I can with the turnbuckle system.

Used forks are pretty rare in my neck of the woods. I think when people get them, they keep them forever.

Most people seem to be running a 125hp green machine or more to pull a 20 foot cutter. They are heavy.

I feel your pain. I had a stick go through my oil filter. It cost me an engine rebuild. I'm just saying, it could be worse.

I think it is impossible to mow without doing it from time to time. Mowing when the ground is soft increases the degree of difficulty.

May be a Howse. The top 3 point does not look quite right. All Howse models have an oblong hole for the top pin to slide in, giving flex to you mower deck.

I am sure that anything you do will help. I do feel that a quick hitch with an implement that fits is a magical experience.

I have a 4710se that is about 3.5 years old with about 900 hours. It is in the shop now having work done on the hinge.

My DK4710se is in the shop getting a new set of bushings for the hinge where it attaches at the back of the dash. This is the third for my tractor. This seems like a low stress part to keep having trouble with. Anyone else had any trouble.

Has there ever been an instance of hydraulic failure due to using non branded fluid? I have never heard of one,

You are looking at nearly 5 hours to mow. That is a lot. Can you brush mow part of it and just mow it 2-3 times a year. I think anything over 4 acres or so will strain you to get in done in the evening or doom you to spend all your Saturday mornings mowing.

Heard good things about the wedge type lock washers. They appear to make a pretty strong mechanical connection.

What you say is probably true, but I have never heard anything but high praise about a Brown cutter.

Brush on last way longer, but is a lot more work.

Calcium chloride has been the death of a lot of tractor wheels.

Don't see much on Eaton lately.

It gets aggravating, but it is necessary.

I have looked at their mowers, and if that is any indication, I would consider one of their impliments if the price is right.

Sounds like a lot to me.I can think of several things that could go wrong on a steep hill with a pond. Hire it out or just let it grow.

I think the Husky was more popular in Europe. They may still sell them there. I think the job of getting the best $3000 mower is pretty tough. Most have the lowest spec motors and non serviceable transmissions. They do pretty well on flat ground. I think you can expect 5-7 years before you start...

I am curious to know what work you do with a compact tractor that a hydro is not effective.

I have hundreds of hours on cutters with cornhead grease in them. It works great and does not leak through the seal. I have had to replace gearboxes with gearbox grease, but not with cornhead grease.

Me too. Might save you the gearbox if you ever lose a seal.

I find it to be a constant battle. I use compressed air and a wand to get at the radiator. I also use water and coil cleaner from time to time. When you shoot water through from the back side, you can tell if you have a blockage by the water flow. It does not take a lot of internal blockage...

I have a Cheetah. I don't think it is quite as tough as a Turf Tiger but the suspension and speed are fantastic. The Scag deck is does a lot of things really well.

It would work on level ground with just a light cut, but anything else would be really difficult. 5 foot mowers can weigh between 450lb and 900lbs. That makes a difference.

The air comb is best. It will alow you to get at areas that are difficult with anything else. I have tried them all. You can do it with other tools, but not as quickly or as well.

I have had both brands. I think I prefer Woods , but not by much.

Not my local Kubota dealer. I don't think they could tell you the time of day.

My Kioti is a common rail and is pretty quiet unless you rev it.

The suspension section broke while I was doing some bushogging. I need to get a replacement. What is considered the best for the money. The factory seat was almost $1500. I am sure I can do better.

I think that is how I would do it but i would back off any tree bigger than your forearm. Just cut the big ones and push in a pile and burn them.

Looks like oil company profits are up about 300%. That sure makes me suspicious.

Maybe https://www.crossfilters.com/products/cfkit-maintenance-filter-kit-for-kioti-tractors-ck3510-ck4010-hst?variant=37963122868414

Good point. It is hard to do tractor things without a bit of weight. Always buy one size bigger than you think you need.

Lots of good mowers. Scag,Toro,Xmark,JD,Kubota,Grasshopper. You will be happy with any of them. Don't just focus on the engine. The hydro syastem is just as expensive. Make sure it is serviceable. Most are made by Hydro-Gear. The smallest I would consider is a 3200 series. The more weight the...

Woods is the best I have used.

I mow commercially and seldom see a use for shields. I have never had anything fly toward the tractor and anything out the back only travels a few feet. If you are mowing around people, I understand the need. I think it is something that looks like it should be a problem, but is not.