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All of you guys running old carbureted tractors, do you recommend running non ethanol gas or is there no difference to just fill up with regular gas from the pump? Haven't tried yet, just curious as to if someone has tried.

My tractor has one of these valves on it, I know I lock the left lever back to work my 3pt but could someone explain how the other side would work? (Not my picture, I got it off Google but it is just like mine!)

Or some reason the app won't let me post in the tractor brand forum so I will post here. We ran the 6' disc mower with the 38 engine HP, 30 PTO HP Kioti tractor with ease. I was surprised how well it ran it. It was a big upgrade from our old International sickle bar.

One of the most common weld repairs I face is filling holes. This handy tool cost $10 at Harbor Freight tools and is a copper bracing spoon that you place on the back side of the hole and you can fill the hole in quickly with a mig welder.

Have been requested so here it is! I get the pit in two halves called hemispheres. I weld one half to a base then weld the other one to it. I project the design I want on the ball and trace it. Then I fire up the plasma cutter! Sorry the app won't let me post more than one pic at a time so bear...

Traded for a '58 Ferguson TO-35 Deluxe and it was in rough shape and me being a cheapo i decided to build the lower grill section. I bought the grill used from a Massey dealer who parts out tractors but the bottom 2 bars were cut off so I decided to hide that. I formed the metal with a torch...

Almost everyone knows the danger of the PTO shaft when it's spinning but here is a repair I did with a valuable safety lesson. I had a guy call and ask if I could straighten his PTO shaft off his rotary cutter. I told him I would look at it. When I saw it I ask him how it happened. He didn't...

Just thought I would share a pic from the hay fields this summer. Mowing with a John Deere 1020 with mid mount 7' sickle and I'm on the Massey Ferguson 231 with the Galfre 2 spool tedder. This was one of the gentler hills we bale.

One of the many things I do in my welding business is build tractor implements. This is the first bale fork I built for a guy who has a 20 HP Mahindra and moves 800 pound max rolls.

My name is Matt Coe and I am a welder/fabricator from West Virginia. I specialize in metal art and farm repairs. I also build implements and tools related to farming. Look forward to sharing what I know and learning from all of you.