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So far this summer I've put about 18hrs on it. Absolutely love how much it's saved me in work load. Went out this morning and used it to clear out the briers and saplings along the road to get a view of the cow pasture across the street. I ordered a set of titan pallet forks for it and put...

They use the same frame and chassis for the 25, 30 and 40hp units in that series. Being that it's a 25hp unit, there is a lot of unused space under the hood [emoji1787][emoji23][emoji1787][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Got my wife out on it today getting used to the controls. I spread 5 loads of stone with it a couple weeks ago for the driveway. Absolutely love having the tractor [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]

I noticed that as well. But once the lots cleared, the lights on the outside of the rops shouldn't be much of an issue. It will sure see some use this year. I'll be alternating between brush hogging an area. Then chain saw the bigger stuff to clear out the scrub and clean it up. As well as...

Got it figured out pretty quick. I've been running equipment, and tractors since I was 13yo. I've operated a hydrostatic a couple times over the years, but about 99% of my time on a tractor has been with a manual transmission of some sort. With this one being a hydrostatic, I keep catching...

I used to have an old Grey market L1501 kubota that was 2wd. But sold it a few years ago. It was fixing to need a clutch and some other work done. And I didn't have the time or ambition to deal with it. [emoji849][emoji849][emoji849][emoji849] I looked at a Kubota L2501, but they were awful...

Here's some taken right after it was delivered. Then a before and after of the area.

Just like the title says. Just picked up a brand new Massey 1825E with woods bush hog and a box blade. Loader came standard with quick attach bucket. So I'll soon be investing in a set of pallet forks as well.