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Could be. For a homeowner, or small ranch machine, this is pretty cheap for a 2 year lease.

I bought the 160 acres of timber ground that borders my home. Timing was perfect. Most years I couldn’t have made it work financially. Glad we got it.

No mice around here anymore.

I would use it as you see fit. Letting it sit and not using your tractor is likely harder on it.

Awesome, thank you for the info!

I’m sure it is. This size of generator is not for the faint of heart in regard to operating costs. My machining business uses about 2/3 of the rated output on a normal day. Shutting down the shop is much more expensive than the fuel usage that we’d encounter. I am looking for a suitable load...

Yes, that trailer was quite a score as well. That whole setup is heavy. The old deuce didn’t like pulling it up the hills very much!

It’s a Mack E7, 360HP. Made in 1999, no emissions and is mechanically injected.

Finally found a suitable back up power source for my machine shop. A local municipal agency sent this to auction and I picked it up for what I feel was a steal. 325KW, 3 phase. Total hours are just under 600. We are right in the middle of forest fire country, so the planned outages are...

The only way this works: The owner's manual talks about these links, I made mine. 5-1/2 spacing on the holes.

Here's my simple fix that allows me to use a brush hog on a LP quick hitch: Note- distance between holes is 5-1/2 inches.

We've had much more snow than normal here in western Oregon. My son came home from college for a few days and while he was able to drive 150 miles on paved roads with no problems, he couldn't make it up our driveway even chained up. I needed to start the dozer anyhow so I drug his car up to...

Here's my mom and dad gathering small square hay. Mom is on the 1920 pushing bales into groups of 8 with a homemade accumulator. My dad is picking up the bales with the 7840 using a homebuilt hay grapple. My dad is a very smart man. What you don't see is that I am above them cutting another...

Not a great picture, but I just replaced my BX-2370 with a new L3901. I'm not overly excited about having a final tier 4 machine, but odds are it'll be fine. For a basic little tractor, I think it's pretty nice. I'm hooking my chipper up to it this weekend and we will see how it does.

I bought this one from Anbo. Not cheap but its tough as nails. In 3 years of pretty hard use, I've only broken one hose. It is pretty heavy for my M7040.

I bought a General about 4 months ago. I like it a lot. It doesn't have the fit and finish like a Honda or Yamaha but its very comfortable, rides great, has a lot of power, and is very work and play capable. I was close to buying a Pioneer 1000 as I'm a long time Honda guy. The Pioneer just...

I would agree with Eddie. My dad and I bought this machine for farm work, 8500hrs. It's certainly not new but it has served us well for our projects. We looked at quite a few machines and found a number of machines with 12k + hours that still ran fine. We also found a few w/ 4K that were...

I put a lift in my shop a few months ago and went with an Atlas 14K 4 post. So far it's been flawless. The directions that came with it were terrible however. The quality is decent, probably comparable to any other Chinese lift. It'll lift my Ram 3500 6.7 and my Kubota M7040 with ease.

I have a Komatsu D21, mid 1990's vintage. My dad has a late 70/s JD 350C and I like the Komatsu better. Parts are easy to get, it sips fuel, and the blade controls are very quick and precise.

Unless that dozer is completely worn out (beyond repair) then $6K is a great deal on that machine. The 450C,D,E models were generally very durable and had enough power to do a good bit of work for their size. The big things to check are the transmission, undercarriage, and engine. I suggest...

Here is my latest orange toy. No doubt it's the most versatile machine I have. Next goodie will be some type of mowing head for those hard to reach places.

I live at base of the snow covered mountain. When I was a kid, that whole thing was logged and one time I found a bunch of truck tires on a landing at the top. Just like to guy in the OP's video, I sent them things flying down. As I remember, those tires bounced a LOT higher than the one's in...

Here's the problem: I bought a Kubota BH76 subframe backhoe a few years back and had it mounted to a B3200. While the backhoe was plenty big for my projects, the tractor was not. Long story short and two tractors later i ended up with an M7040, and a subframe backhoe that I still needed but...

Are going to dig up rocks together so I can build a retaining wall!

Here is the installation instructions showing to cut a small notch in the boot, and running wires thru the boot. Wires in the boot. Connection from factory harness at rear of engine Hard to see, but this is the wire harness under the tractor. I secured it using zip ties.

I bought a pretty much bare bones M7040 last year during hay season, knowing full well that I would be adding some options down the road. At the time of purchase, we were in a hurry to get an additional haying tractor, so the one in stock at the dealer came home. Things have worked out for us...

Hello, I am looking to add gage wheels to my NH 216 unitized rake. These things are horribly expensive to buy from a dealer. Ideally, I would like to buy all 4 wheels and related parts. But, if you have any parts, I might be intrested. Thanks brian.nix@nixmfg.com

Did i get your attention? Ha! OK, i am looking for opinions. I have a BH 76 backhoe which I purchased for use on a B3200. It's a great little hoe and for digging small drainage ditches and putting in water line, I think it's the perfect size. Plus it's paid for. But I have a dilemma. The...