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This March is the same here a few days in the 70's then a cold spell 30's and 40's and rain and wind. The weather wants to turn spring is trying to show up.

Groundcover that is a very nice setup you have there.

I ended up with about 10 truck loads of wood from storms this summer from a neighbor right down the road. Alot of damage from this past summer is yet to be cleaned up wood still all over.

Moving a couple truck loads of locust that I was able to get a few weeks back.

Our winters are like that here the past few years just wet and mud. It never freezes anymore makes trying to use the tractor tough. I do not care for the cold but I would take frozen for a few months over rain and mud for months on end.

my brother had some trees taken down at his house and he doesn't burn so I helped him clean it up and ended up with three truck loads. Sassafras, and tulip, nice for early and late burn seasons.

I moved about 6 truck loads of wood and split it all.

Nice looking rounds.

The way it is looking I think I'll be burning a lot more wood this winter. I don't think I will be the only one either.

I ended up with 3 truck loads of oak from a buddy. it was cloase to 3 foot diameter and he needed someone with a big saw to help cut it up and he wanted it gone so a win win for everyone.

I move four more truck loads of all locust. I was hoping to cut this weekend but I was called in to work. I'm hoping to get some time in the woods in the next few weeks.

I ended up with 3 truck loads from this little score. Who ever cleared out some trees around one of our substations cut the trees down and just pushed them into a pile off to the side. I was told I could have what I wanted so one of the guys at work used the skid steer to pull the locust trees...

I put the 660 to work this weekend and had my buddy in the woods with me he tore his right front pad up pretty good. We were able to get it all the ash logs I had left cut and stacked. Now I'll have to get to the locust piles. Saturday was a good day to be in the woods.

All locust 10 loads moved today

I moved 10 loads today all locust.

I appreciate all the info I'll keep updates on the purchase.

I had to wait a little to get my EA grapple. It's worth the wait. I love the grapple very light and tough as nails. There is a reason they have a wait time!

I have been looking at a set of chains for my tractor but I'm not sure where to begin. My tractor path to the woods and my lower two sections of yard becomes very difficult to get up in the winter when the snow gets packed or it is icy. I'm just wondering if anyone has any certain suggestions...

Very nice!

Nice video, and lab

A couple weeks ago moving some large rounds of ash

Are these new ripper shanks going to be interchangeable with a current extreme box scrapper?

Put the grapple to work this past weekend seven truck loads of ash, 18 grapple loads to move.

Very nice!

Very nice lets see some pics with it in action.

I agree BrokeFarmerJohn, this winter hasn't been bad. Definitely missed with the cold snowy winter, but were not done yet.

They are calling for a warmer than normal spring so maybe that will dry things up a little.

BRMyers I think everyone is in the same boat with this weather.

I have the wicked root grapple but i move a lot of fire wood and logs with mine. I have used it to clear areas but it was recommended more for the purpose of firewood. Hence my picture. Which loader arms do you have with your tractor the LA555 or the LA805? The difference in the two's...

I was just getting at talk with them since I do not know the size or dimensions of your tractor. Not about the other members mention of a different implement company. From the little that I know I would recommend a grapple slightly wider than your tractor. Who or where you but it from is...

I say call everything attachments and ask their opinion on what they recommend.

That's what I'm talking about tractors and the cool stuff you can buy for them!

I waited for my grapple like most here and it was worth it so I purchased a box scrapper from them as well. If you don't like the way a company conducts business go elsewhere. No one makes you buy EA's stuff, but it is the best!

It all looks good>

I moved some wood yesterday with the tractor to the area closer to the house where I keep the coming winters wood for easy access. I moved about 12 grapple loads after mowing.

I moved some wood this weekend and helped the neighbor remove a small pine from his yard.

I had a small leak on my one hydraulic cylinder for one of the grapple lids. The grapple was over a year old without any question or excuses they just told me they would ship me a new one free of charge. The customer service is great I will only buy from you guys.

Nice box blade!

Bufordboone it is a beast of a box blade you will be happy.

I used mine last spring to pull out stumps for our garden. I tore one ripper tip off but other than that the thing is a beast.

DennisFolsom I have the EA Severe XTreme Box Blade Category I & II V2.0. It is a beast I'm glad I went with the bigger heavier one. You will not be disappointed.

shop looks great!

I'm looking for some work light for my 2540 any suggestions. I checked out the mahindra lights does anyone have a set of their ROPS lights?

Quick attach is offering a end of the year sale and I was wondering if there were any owners of either their rear push or front pull snowblowers. I do not know a lot about their equipment so any one that has some of their attachments some info would be great.

Thanks ted I'll do that appreciate it.

I purchased a Mahindra 2540 two years ago and I'm very happy but I can never seem to find any info one these certain models. I'm looking for anyone who owns one and any feedback they have. I have 120 hours on mine and i do all the maintenance, but it is a learn on the fly with most things but it...

Do you know his name? I do not have facebook so it might be difficult to message. Are your snowblowers single stage or two stage and what is the difference?

This is this past summer removing some dead ash at my place. I love my everything attachments wicked root grapple. makes jobs easier, couple pics are stumps i pulled out for the garden. i always use my grapple best attachment there is.

I purchased a home a couple years ago with over 2.5 acres and i have always wanted a tractor so in Oct. of 2016 after looking for years i purchased a Mahindra 2540. I have always been around tractors and equipment but never really used them much. On my grandmothers farm she had an old...

Thats a bad day there but as long as no one was hurt everything else can be replaced. Everything attachments do you guys have any videos on your snowblowers. I really interested but i no very little about them and some videos would be great. I'm very happy with your guys other attachments so...

I purchased a Mahindra 2540 two years ago and I'm very happy but I can never seem to find any info one these certain models. I'm looking for anyone who owns one and any feedback they have. I have 120 hours on mine and i do all the maintenance, but it is a learn on the fly with most things but...