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Agri-Tech Super 10 if it’s 10 foot, Super 8 if it’s 8 foot. Brooks AG Parts carry’s all the parts I’ve ever needed and are pleasant to talk to. I own a super ten and bush hog 150-200 acres a year with it.

Yes, it can be/was removed from the outside. I removed it, cleaned it and wrapped it up and stored it away. Replaced with all new rubber fuel lines, a brass shut off and a inline filter.

Thanks jonsstihl for your reply. I don’t think algae is the issue but I do plan to use some additive next time I fill my tank. The majority of the foreign matter on the screen looked/felt like soft black rubber. Very small pieces, slivers, beads. It took nearly a whole can of brake cleaner and...

Thanks guys for your rely. I hope this thread finds you both well. I have not purchased a tech manual for the tractor. I only have the owners/operator manual. I just hope there are no more “hidden” features to the tractor. If had known it was there it would have gotten cleaned/checked. Of course...

I’ve made several reviews of this tractor in the 7-8 years I’ve owned it if you can look back. Just a quick review; it’s a 2013 model I bought new in 2014, open station, 2 wheel drive, 9x3 transmission, no DEF or regenerate. I had dealer add front weight bracket and 5 suitcase weights, an extra...

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I owned a set of Case MTA EX-14's at one time. 3-14's. That particular plow was made for Case tractors with Eagle Hitch. Because the Eagle Hitch did not swing from side to side only straight up and down the plows "pivoted" off a center pin. They about half way work on a 3 point hitch tractor if...

I ran across a couple of my cattleman friends yesterday. One said $30-32 a acre annually. The other said a flat rate of $1000 for 30 acres. All depends on amenities on the place and distance and weather you have cattle ready to go it.

Good to hear from you. What part of the country we talking about?

My question doesn’t really fit anywhere, but this is the closest. Neighbor is retiring and wants to lease his cattle farm. Two miles from my place, boundary fence all good, cross fence is electric, five ponds, good barn and corrals. 40 acres is grass, measured by satellite and confirmed at soil...

I'm shopping for a new 8 foot 3 point hitch disc mower. Not a heavy duty model just a regular one. I have Case/IH, New Holland, Deere, Frontier, Kuhn, Vermeer, Kubota/Vicon, Enrossi, MF/Hesston/Agco, Farm King dealers all within 50 miles. What would be your choice and why? Some may be the same...

Does anyone have/used one of these mowers with the "quick hitch" feature that comes with the mower? Does it work like they say or is it kind of cheesy?

I noticed it first back in the winter but though it was cold related. It's happening more frequently. The tach/rpm needle will stick or remain on 0 at start up. The dash works fine other than that, hours meter works, lights function. But if I tap my knuckles on glass/plastic lens it will come...

So I've been trimming up a lot trees on the farm and cleaning up a lot of storm damage. It has amounted to about 5 ricks of 90% round firewood. My dad, brother, FIL, nor I burn firewood at home. I burn a little in the shop but have a big pile of split, seasoned oak for that. I have been...

A farm auction near me in a few weeks will have this unit for sale. it's a one owner bought new. Anyone have one or have any experience with this particular model. Its been stored inside but does have a pro repaired weld.

The battery on my 2013 Deere 5075E played out. I bought the tractor new in 2014 so the battery has been in service for five years. Not bad I think. I have heard it was only a three year battery to begin with but I can't confirm that. It's a group 27 670 CCA battery but I have a little more room...

So I bought a new 2013 5075E in 2014. 0 hours. I knew still was a basic intro level tractor when I bought it and that's what I wanted. No cab, no FWA. I added at the dealer, 5 suit case weights and bracket, fluid in rears, (no calcium) an extra set of remotes, and a block heater. With a half...

My old 7' angle grinder finally died after many years of good service and a replacement is needed. What brand/model/features do you like? I have a 4 1/2 inch one, but need the bigger model. What do you have?

So I was bushing hogging and looking down at the tires in a stob prone area when I should have been lookin' up. A 10' 6'' tractor will NOT fit under a 9' 6'' limb and a fiberglass canopy will bust in lots of pieces. Splintered in lots of pieces and likely unrepairable. So start looking for a...

One of the perks of the company I work for is I can earn Cabelas Gift Cards. I've saved up a pretty good stack with the intent of buying a 1911 for concealed carry. I'm partial to the Ruger SR1911 but a entry level Kimber is near the same price. Anyone have actual experience with both? Or why...

I bought a new, very base model Deere 5075E that now has 250 hrs on it and it has performed without issue. However in the last couple weeks of cold weather here in Western KY it has done a funny thing twice in 6-8 uses. The tach has stopped working. Fuel gauge, temp, hour meter, and other dash...

Does anyone a stump vise to sharpen your saw? Does it work? What brand is it?

Just pulled the trigger on a new Stihl MS 391 with 20 inch bar. Got the gray bottle mix oil that doubled my warranty. I've ran about 3/4 tank of gas thru it so far. The bar oil adjustment screw was turned to very low or off on my pre-run once over. I turned it up run out of bar oil at the same...

Anyone have this model rake or similar(Vermeer 22) with a center wheel kit? Does it work very well? Worth the money?Thanks

So guys/girls what are you using/have used to control weeds/brush in hay and pasture fields? Sorry don't send me a link to a label I can do that myself. I'm looking for details. What was the weed/brush you were looking to control, the rate you used, sprayer set up, adjuvant used, weather...

As you might have noticed from my previous thread on chilli, and my waistline, I like food. I also enjoy conversing with folks around the country about their traditions/cultural norms weather it be on farming or food. This time it's food. My geographic culture is Western Ky on thr Ohio river of...

Here's my recipe I'd like to hear yours. I start with a pound of ground beef from an ole Hereford cow that got out one to many times. Well browned and grease drained. Next one pound of Purnells Hot Sausage again browned and drained. Add two cans of Rotel tomatoes and green chillis and two cans...

There's been a lot of talk of cold weather starting, block heaters, fuel additives and the like. A thought occurred to me. Is there a way to put a "switch" between the block heater and the extension cord that I can "call" with my smart phone to turn it on? I have used the old fashioned timers...

I've got a couple things in the shop for repairs/improvements this winter. First is a New Idea 5407 disk mower that needs a new tarp. What I need a little help with is have you found any one tarp company offering a better product, with better service at a reasonable price? I've have found plenty...

So i bought a 2013 5075E in 2014, 2wd, no cab, dealer added 5 suitcase weights plus weight hanger block, along with an extra set of remotes. I added a fiberglass canopy and running board mats. It weighed in at 6890 with a half tank of fuel and me not on it. It now has 160 hours on it with most...

Dove season opens Sept 1 in Ky. I plan to be in the field with family and friends. Any of you plan to hunt? Any family traditions associated with opening day? Positive posts only please.

Had our local fair parade last week and some folks drove a nicely restored IH 560 in it. She looked good and sounded good. I noticed the "turbo" lettering on the hood and wasn't surprised because I'd seen it before on other trators. I caught up with the owner/restorer later and talked about the...

When I bought my 5075E I had hoped the 61-62 rated PTO HP would be enough to spin a "1000 LB" round baler in my rolling field conditions. I felt a little better when I saw the "dyno" climb to 74-75 HP before I took delivery. I felt even better when I hooked to a new 459E and headed across the...

I'm not really a beer drinker. I rarely drink beer for the sake of drinking beer. Yet I do enjoy it with supper in place of a soft drink, sweet tea, coffee etc. I have become partial to Shiner Bock from the good folks in Texas. My question is; is there something out there similiar in...

I rolled out my JD 5075 and hitched it up to a fertilizer buggy to start the long process of fertilizing pasture and hay fields. The ground was just dry enough though some spots were "seepy". All went will in between showers. Anyone else spreading any?

I had a ole "rogue" cow knock down the electric fence around one of my round bale stacks and generally made a mess of things. After much loud discussion about her heritage, personnal behavior and habits and just how many White Castle burgers she would make she proceeded to tear up a good 5 stand...

I bought a used New Idea 5407 disc mower and was online shopping for new blades. Pretty quickly I began to wonder who actually built the thing. The blades that fit mine will several other brands, Bush Hog, Lely, Vicon, Agco, MF, Hesston. Does anyone have any reference material that might show...

Calving season started for us Saturday with two bull(steer) calves born just a few hours apart. Out of some first calf heifers I'd bought. Calved with no problems. Bred to low BW Angus bull, both weighed 70-75 lb their mothers around 1400 plus. Good weather, lows near 30 highs 50's. A lot...

I found a pretty good buy on a New Idea 5407 disc mower and a Tonutti RSC 8 V rake. The disc mower has some acres, but not abused. It is sitting outside and faded. Tarp is all there with only a small tear. But the sun has dried it a lot. This is a 6' 10" cut model but I have a small tractor that...

How would ya'll compare Dolmar 6400 and Stihl MS 391? They appear to be close in price and spec out similiar. Im not familiar with Dolmar but have heard good things. My Stihl dealers are closer and more numerous. A couple of Dolmar dealers within 40 miles. How do the saws compare in performance...

Just wondering if any of you good people will be attending the National Farm Machinery Show in Loiusville next month? My Dad, brother, and myself make a day of it. Starting at the Bob Evans restaurant around the corner. We're not looking for anything particular but I do like those Vermeer round...

I think I can give a fair honest review. I bought a 2013 2wd oos 5075E in 2014. New old stock, never sold, 0 hours, full two years warrenty. Dealer added 5 suitcase weights and bracket to the front, antifreeze to the rears, a extra set of remotes, and a block heater. I added a canopy, floor...

Anyone run an old NH 462 disc mower? Good service out of it? Perform well? My neighbor has one he's trying to sell and I'm considering it as a backup mower. He has replaced all bearings and seals, blades, belt, and tarp. New paint. 1 year warrenty. $3000. He's a former Ford/NH mechanic/parts guy...

We gathered up several of heavy weight feeder calves and shipped them out. Averaged 800lbs and brought 1.53/lb. They really grew out well this year. The regular rain kept the grass growing and they really turned on to the creep feed. Most of these were born mid to late Feb and were Angus or...

Harvest has been going steady here in western Ky for about a week. Most corn is averaging 190-210 bushels per acre on a field average. Some reaching 225 plus. Moisture is in the 15 to 20 range. Test weights are good but some late season "rust" pulled some down. Not many beans have been run but...

I've heard my Dad talk about using "Coal Oil" in lamps and lanterns. To a lesser extent for medicinial cures. But what was it? An early form of diesel? Kerosene? A petroleum based linament? Just local terminology for a common fuel? I'm sure we've discussed it before but I couldn't find it on...

Big day here in KY Sept 1, opening day of dove season. Lots of old traditional family hunts going on. Anybody else hunt 'em?. Anyone have a good dove breast receipe? I plan to take some off the bone, marinate them in thousand island, wrap in bacon with toothpick and grill. I may try some more...

I bought a new Farm Star/Work Saver PHD (a yellow one) 10 to 12 years ago. Model 500 I think. I got it with a 12" auger. Well after 500 or so holes in Kentucky red clay and rocks and replacing the teeth 3 times(worn not broke) I finally had to replace the auger. $150 bucks at TSC. The new one...

Redneck, I'm not sure what you mean by "naturally resistant"? It was generally understood that eventually some plants would become resistant to R-up but its in the last ten years when we've really had a problem. Part of the problem was the price (at one time) of Roundup prevented producers from...

Let me tell friend "it ain't a rumor". I've had good luck burning down with "Charger", Metribuzin, Sharpen and R-up, with surfactant and AMS. But I do get some escapes which I catch in beans with "Firstrate". All trade names by the way. It has to little, 4 inches or less, or you'll just piss it off.

Anyone own/operate/have experience with a Enrossi disk mower? How is the performance/durability? Parts availability? Overall design? Is this mower "rebadged" by another manufacturer? Thanks in advance.

Clear and warm/hot today near 90 with chance of pop up showers. I'll spend the day topdressing N on corn. I'll have another guy trying to catch some Roundup resistant Marestail in a few spots in the beans. Also need the spray the cows for flys and fill up the creep feeders.

I've bought a International(not International Harvester) Super 10, 10ft rotary mower. It's a pull type, but unlike other pull types that lift/raise with one cylinder this one has two. One on each side of course. This is not a bat wing style mower, but a flat deck, twin spindle style. Now it gets...

When I bought my 5075E back in November I didn't get a canopy. Deeres price was just shy of $750. Found one at the Farm Machinery Show for $550 but lets face it I'm tight with a dollar and didn't buy. I found one from a neighbor 5510, very good shape for $100. I think it will fit. I haven't...

I spent the day at the Farm Machinery Show with Dad and my brother. Not shopping for anything particular just looking. We didn't think the crowd was as large as in the past. Nothing really stood out for me, but I did notice more equipment with pollution control stuff on it. Lots of cattle...

Any of ya'll plan on attending the National Farm Machinery Show? Any day in particular? Any equipment you plan on taking a second look at? I plan on going Friday, Feb 13 with my Dad and brother. I'm in the market for a rotary mower and maybe a canopy for my Deere.

Well its the snots and sniffle, cough, wheeze and hack season. Do any of you have a cultural remedy for soothing a tickle in the throat? A "Hot Tody" sort of thing. 'round here we use equal parts "low grade" bourbon, local honey, and lemon juice. Some will add a pinch of cinnamon and/or some...

Even though I have traveled quite a bit around the country I was raised in rural Ky. Other than meetings and seminars I have not interacted with folks of different ethinic/religious beliefs. It has come to my attention that some folks consider the greeting "Merry Christmas" as offensive. I don't...

I've got most of my wifes gifts bought, wrapped and under the tree. I would also like to get her a nice bottle of wine. Shes not a regular wine drinker, just a glass or two during the holidays. Any suggestions? She likes sweet, nothing dry or woody. I tried a merlot a couple years ago and it was...

I took delivery of our new John Deere 5075E this week. Two wheel drive, a second set of hydraulic remotes, block heater, 5 suitcase weights and weight bracket on front, antifreeze in rears. (16.9 x 28) She weighed, with half tank of fuel 6870lb with me not on it. She dyno'ed 73hp on the pto, add...

I've carried my old super blackhawk on a belt holster for many years and it has does well but a bit clumsy when I'm working about. Anyone use a shoulder holster carry for this hog leg? A nylon one maybe. I can shop myself but I'd like to hear from folks who have used, abused, or wore out one.

Low 30s headed to 45, 20s tonight, rain/snow mix yesterday. It kept us out of the bean fields maybe we'll hit it later today. This next week I need to shuffle some cows around, haul some hay home, and bring some more crop in. Next week is deer season so not much work will get done.

Kentuckys early blackpowder season/weekend opens this weekend. I've had "many, many" big ole fat does eating my corn/beans all summer and I'm looking forward to fresh tenderloin cooking in a big iron skillet with a side of taters and onions. Anyone else going?

Anyone use used engine oil in place of bar/chain oil? Even in a pinch?

A local dealer priced me a 2wd, Workmaster 75, 2nd set of remotes, fluid in rears(not calcium), block heater, 500lbs of weights on the front, no canopy, no loader for $20500 cash or 72 months 0% interest. The unit has 6-8hrs and was called a "demonstrater", not used. The salesman said the...

This post doesn't really fit anywhere so move it if you'd like. The first loads of new crop corn came in to my local grain elevator today. 20% moisture. It came came from the Ohio River Bottoms near Stephensport Ky, Mine is still a bit wet, high 20's on moisture. But soon the big red combine...

By "gather" I mean calf crop to be "gathered" for sale or shipment. I'm about 30 miles west of Louisville Ky along the Ohio River. The rain here has been timely, pasture has held well, we should get 3 cuttings of grass/legume hay. South and West of here things are very, very dry. I have a very...

Anyone own a RN 450 Baler? The specs say a 40hp minimum tractor, that doesn't seem like much for my rolling Ky hay ground or level ground for that matter.

I know some are a bit criticial of TractorData and the correctness of their info. Anywho went I looked up the 5075E it said 2008-13 models built in India, which I knew, but then said 2013-15 built in Georgia. Any truth to this? Or just a marketing ploy. I would pay a little more a US built...

Not really a tractor thread, but if didn't have cattle I wouldn't need a tractor. Usually I move my cattle to small acerages (5 to 20 acres) in the front of individual farms about the first of December where they stay till first of April give or take a little depending on the weather. This makes...

First calf of the season born 2/7/14 on one of the coldest days of the the year. Bull (steer) a little off the normal calving schedule, but it was out of a bunch of recently purchased cows that had been running with a bull. Momma cow is what we call "a square headed angus." First one we've had...

I've been shopping for a new String Trimmer. Most Stihl, I have several dealers in my area. Something on the low end of their Pro Line. Straight shaft, shaft drive(not cable), I don't see using any attachments on it. Will be used to trim some fences, pond banks and dams. I like the FS 90 and 94...

Does anyone have a 5075E, MFWD of course, with front fenders? I couldn't find on the website where they were available(which doesn't mean they weren't). Do they work well and are worth the cost?

Any of you fellows or ladies going to the Farm Machinery Show? I live close by, 30 miles, and plan on going Feb 14, Friday with my Dad and younger brother. I wouldn't mind meeting up for dinner with a few of you.

I just got back(last night) from a company agronomy meeting in Tunica MS. Any of ya'll from down that way. Wish I had time to visit with the locals and "kick dirt". Meeting rooms, I-55, I-40, and I-65 was about all I saw, and a lot of I-40.

My FIL bought a Workmaster 55 with FWA and FEL loader back in the summer and has a about 80hrs on it now. The issue he has with it is the standard telescopic 3ph ends are to wide to fit the hitch pins on a dandy set of 2X14 Ferguson plows. Is there a set of replacement 3ph ends available that...

Raining and nasty out, snow coming, turning to ice. Temps in the single # by Monday. I just wanted to open a conversation with those who may be pinned in and maybe get a chuckle or two. For those who have not traveled much in the south or south east.......it's a different world. Here are a key...

I'm always interested in how folks in other parts of the country are making out. So this is a price comparison thread of sorts. I've been "beating the bushes" for a couple dozen bred cows to replace some old cows I culled. Prices range from $1700 to $2100 each. I just wondered what they are in...

(To the moderaters, move this thread wherever it fits best.) So the thing is, I'm in the new tractor market, but not really brand loyal. But I do lean a little to the CNH red side, well my wife does. I'm comparing apples to apples, New Holland Workmaster 75, Farmall 75A, Kubota 7040SUH, Deere...

60 degrees and foggy this morning in west central KY. Should be clear to partly cloudy in the low 80's till Sunday. Harvest has started, but slowly, shoud get in 20,000 bushel today. Best yield confirmed so far is 225 bushel on some upland ground. Great yield, price sucks.

Sorry I haven't posted much in the last week or so, but we've been wrapped up in a land clearing/fence building project. Trying to get it done before fall harvest. We hired a Cat D6 and operator at $120 an hour and 3 days later we had the "Bryant Bottom" field cleaned up and squared up quite...

I few weeks ago I was over on the New Holland portion of this site and a fellow was talking about his misadventures with a NH sliding over the hill and into the bushes. Several posters talked of the advantages of FWA on steep slopes and all agreed. One poster mentioned that on Kubotas, some...

For those who are curious, the corn yield estimates I have been getting for Western Ky (from Louisville west to Sassafras Ridge) using the formula, # of kernels per ear length(don't use the very end of each end) X rows of kernels in circumference of ear X # of ears per 17.5ft of row X .01116 =...

I guess if this is an inapropriate subject I'll get pinched but I had great success with the "Whatcha Eating?" thread I'd thought I'd try another. Most of the posters are over 21 and most are over 21 several times. Some don't drink for what ever reasons and thats fine, I wouldn't expect them to...

I have a little MF 230 and a MF grader blade that I piddle with on some small projects. Trouble is the blade is well made but not very heavy so it doesn't cut very well. I had considered adding some of my tractor suitcase weights to it but that would require welding some brackets on it. What if...

Will we didn't move up in the brackets (didn't really think we would) but we gave it 100%. That's about as close as you'll see a 16th seed come to beating a #1 seed. Congratulations to the Western Ky University Hilltoppers (my almamater) on a season will played.

It was in the 70's here in ole Kentucky yesterday so Dad and I slipped back to the pond to feed the fish. It's stocked with "store bought" channel cats, hybrid blugill, and largemouth bass. Several channels cats in the 12-16" range, a couple 20" plus, and a few bluegill came up to feed even...

Not long ago we discussed liquid ballast in rear tires but I can't find it. I have 16.9 x 30s. How much of the new ballast, not calcium, will in hold and how much will it weigh?

Several thousand in price separate the two models but: They have the same engine, are within 100lbs of the same weight, have the same tires, are within 500lbs of the same 3pth lift capacity, are within a couple gallons of hydraulic pump capacity. The 75C does have more transmission choices...

My FIL will probably "adopt" a Workmaster 55 with 4X4 and FEL this week. It's not a done deal but he has put money done on it. Their still working on a few details, grill gaurd, better seat, etc. He'll probably trade his Ford 3600 in if they give him much for it. It's a 1980 I think, wide...

30 degrees and damp in KY, between Bourbon and Barbeque, should be sunny and in the low 50's by the afternoon. Weather turns bad after today, rain and snow. I have a Modern Woodman Insurance supper/meeting tonight and a Cattlemans Association chili supper/meeting/seminar Tuesday night.

Angus cross heifer born Saturday night.

I hope all the folks up in the Northeast have everything buttoned up and tied down. Weatherman says a bad storm is headed your way.

I get came in from checking fences do to last nights storms. Everything is patched up solid. I'm sitting down to a large bowl of brown(pinto) beans and corn bread with a little onion and pinch of hot pepper. Just wondering what the rest of you might be having for supper? I've never traveled...

My father-in-law has a Ford 3600 gasser and has been looking for a FEL. I found a Ford Model 7209 on craigslist but I'm unsure if it's the right loader or will fit. Anyone have resources for this? Soundguy is tied up the next day or so.

I came in the farm shop for a few minutes to warm up and sharpen the chainsaw a bit. Pap (a reference to a father in Ky) was putting some handles in some axes and hammers he had bought at a auction. Once he cleaned them up with a wire wheel the number 7 1/2 was stamped in two of the double bited...

I just came for dinner (the noon meal in Kentucky). I had been out delivering 3 ricks of wood to Aunt Peggy. I was just curious as to how things are done in other parts of the country. The wood I delivered was 99% red oak with a little poplar. A poplar limb fell out when I cut the tree. The wood...

I've got a TD80D at a nearby dealer. 2008 model, 42hrs, 2WD,72HP, no cab, canopy, 12X12 transmission, mechanical shuttle. Asking 18,950. That sounds like a good price if its a solid unit but were they just not popular or did they have weak spots? It was built it Turkey with a 238 cid engine.

:airplane:Any of you guys planning on attending the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville Ky in mid Feb? I'm only 40 miles away.:D

Lets just say that I have a Farmall 75A that I bought new and is now out of warrenty by a little. Lets just say that she Dyno-ed at 66HP at the dealership the day I brought her home. Lets just say she handled a round baler okay but needed a little more muscle, not much, 10-15. I thought of...

Just trying to keep things on the lighter side. Do you have a "nickname" (a clean one) for your tractor? The Case 830 that I use mostly I call "Old Hard Case". Why......well.... because.... it's "hard" to start, hard to shift, hard to steer, hard to sit on, hard to get on and off of, etc. My...

Well 40 miles or so downriver from the Falls of the Ohio River it's in the mid 30's now, wind was blowing all night, periods of rain, freezing rain, sleet, and snow. Pretty slushy on the roads, few slide offs. Cattle doing okay. They and I don't like mud and wind. I'd rather have frozen ground...

I asked my Dad what he remembers most about his Christmas's as a child growing up a traditional Ky cattle and tobacco farm. He thought for a minute and said "The food." He went on to say that around the holidays is the only time of the year they(his brothers and sisters) saw coconuts...

I bought a Farm Star PHD new and planed on using it on a 8N. To do so I needed to shorten/cut the pto shaft to give it a full range of motion. Well I traded the 8N to a MF and now the shaft is to short in the raised position. Where can I find a short peice of shaft tubing, a foot or so, to...

I was over to a buddies doing a little grilling on the 4th and he was telling me about his 601 Ford and a transmission leak. Not a unusual deal. A pain to fix sometimes. But anyway, he tells me this is a THREE SPEED tractor. Well not being a expert I didn't argue I just tried to look it up. All...

CNH sure must be proud of the aforementioned little engine because they put it in so many models. The TT65A and TT75A, the Farmall 65A and 75A, the Farmall "New" model C, 75,85,and 95 and the Powerstar T4.75 and possibly others. The same engine in a ecomomy tractor Farmall 75A and a deluxe...

I was about to pull the trigger on a Workmaster 75 when the salesman, whom I've known for several years, mentioned a "new" model coming out in '13 or so. He said the new model will have shuttle shift and straight rear axles to replace the planetary the current model has. I hate to buy a new 20k...

Just bought a new Cub Cadet RT65 from TSC. It is virtually the same design as the MTD. Built by MTD I think. I plan to use the tiller to prepare the seedbed, not till the whole garden. I also plan to use it to till between the rows of crops that are to tall to get a tractor and culivator over...

I'm looking to add another saw to my stable. I've got Husky 350 thats okay but I just don't get along with it real well. I don't log or anything like that but I do want a saw that will whip the snot out of a 20" bar and big chain. I cut a little firewood for the shops and trim up some trees so...

I'm Soggy Bottom Outdoors, a sixth generation cattle and tobacco farmer on the same farm located about 40 miles west of Louisville Ky in Meade Co in the old railroad community of Old Weldon. We have been an Angus X cow/calf operation for nearly 50 years and since the tobacco tradition has all...