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Don't think I necessarily agree with that. Most people aren't out to defraud someone buy selling a used vehicle that's had issues. There's a whole list of things that could be an issue buying something used. Did the owner keep the maintenance done, or use it beyond it's limitations. It's nice...

Totally scam. Tried to buy a forklift years ago under the same circumstances. When I offered to drive and see it communication stopped. Keep your cash in your pocket.

Just got my son for $650.00 on his JD 3520. He replaced the battery and tried to start it. Smoke went everywhere. He was not happy thinking he had messed up. Turned out to be mice chewing on the wiring harness. I think he got off cheap.

I've been building professionally for 50 years. I really like building pole buildings but have found it's really tough to beat the pricing of a professional barn builder. The one thing I like is to have a couple courses of 2 x treated around the bottom instead of one. The bottom of the metal...

Try this guy. https://www.custom-cultipackers.com Custom Cultipackers He built me a really nice three point yard roller. His main deal is cultipackers.

Love the mirrors. Use them all the time. Took a while to learn to dodge it getting out of the cab but wouldn't be without them.

Once I get the hole to depth I'll raise and lower the auger several times and let the dirt fly off. That really helps keep the manual post hole diggers to a minimum. I've not had the "joy" of backing the auger out by hand yet but I have broken plenty of shear bolts. Keep a good supply. As for...

I've been using the loader for a few years now and use the indicator all the time. Not sure when I'll cross the line from beginner/novice to whatever it is that makes me a not beginner/novice. If anyone can quantify that feel free to pitch in.

Agree with not having a MMM. I had a rear mount years ago and thought a MMM would be so much better but not so. I have a deere 3520 and unless there are just wide open spaces with limited trimming it is a long slow job to get done. I even have a cab and it's still to rough and to slow. ZT...

Thanks for the help. Fortunately I had a old farm equipment dealer a couple towns over that has switched to yard & garden that has the tubing in stock. They took the ends off and rebuilt the drive line for $150. Pretty pleased with the deal. Thanks again for the help.

The tractor is a JD 3520. The collapsed length is approximately 45. Kind of hard to know exactly where to measure from. It splined on the tractor, smooth with shear bolt on the cutter.

I agree I should get the entire shaft. No one seems to make one. Parts from JD are way to expensive.

That is correct. At least the inner shaft.

The drive line on my RC 1072 got damaged and I've looked everywhere for a replacement. Anyone know of a place that might sell parts or new shafts? The cutter is hardly worth repairing but if I can find a part I spend a couple hundred to fix it. The damaged part is the inner shaft. Thanks.

I regret having the cab about 5 days out of the year. Those are the ones where the temp is about 70, the humidity is low and the sky is cloudless blue. Other than that cab all the way.

I finally got my wife to get her nails done in John Deere Green. Where do you display John Deere Green.

I'm really a green guy so it's a little awkward having to post in a blue forum but this is really important:) My brother in law is in Zimbabway on a mission trip and it seems the locals have a TZ 25 DA tractor. The battery is good but there are to lights or anything. Starter doesn't work...

I've inherited the church ball diamond to maintain and really don't have a clue. We have a lot of crab grass on it so I used a box blade to pull most of it off. Now I can't get the field smooth again. It's not real bad but still has some of the tooth marks from the box blade. enough to make...

Take a look at this site for new and used tractors. Here is a link to a 4720 with tons of attachments and options. Lots of fun to shop. 2006 JOHN DEERE 4720 For Sale at TractorHouse.com Might have to cut and paste the link.

While browsing the net I found this bid request from a city in Iowa. Thought everyone might find it interesting. Enjoy Don't know if this changes to a link or not. If not just copy and paste into your browser. http://www.icgov.org/bidspdfs/comresults310.pdf

Take a look at this link and let me know what you think of this box blade. JD has bought this company and is marketing these under the Frontier brand. I saw one at the local JD dealer and it is really beasty. I bet the price is also. web page

Went to the show yesterday. (Sat 07-19) If you've never been its a great place to see or get information on just about everything that has to do with compact tractors. The CUT market was well represented this year. I met the guy's from First Choice and got a good look at most of their product...

It\'s calling my name This Friday I find out if I get my new 4710 or wait another year or two. Being in the right place at the right time allowed me to bid a part time job the would completely pay for the tractor, FEL, MMM, power yard rake, and box blade in the next six months. The dealer has...

I am looking for a box blade with a hydraulic scarifier. Landpride makes a really nice one but its about $2200. I read on one of the threads that a company named Gannon? makes one but I can't find anything on the web about them. Can you guys provide me with some links? Surely there's more...

I accidentally put plain gas instead of mix in my stihl trimmer. Ran fine for about 15 minutes then stopped. It didn't lock up but it was hard to pull. I drained the gas took the plug out and poured in a little oil. Pulled the cord a few times installed the plug then fired it up. It seems...

Will someone please explain to me what SCV stands for. Also if I had a 2 spool SCV what would I have? What about a 5 spool SCV. Thanks

Have any of you had experience with a powered landscape rake. Landpride builds one and I was just wondering if they're any better than the unpowered version.

My wife complained that I was spending a lot of time on this forum so I decided it was probably time to join. I had a JD 750 when they first came out but had to sell it because of $$ issues. I invented a lawn and garden product (www.tractorbuddy.com) and it's beginning to look like it will hit...