FERLING
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- New Holland WorkMaster 50
It can also end up being the cheapest. Tractors in ponds and funeral cost are expensive!Hire someone. Sometimes it's good to let the pros do it
It can also end up being the cheapest. Tractors in ponds and funeral cost are expensive!Hire someone. Sometimes it's good to let the pros do it
He is almost certainly NOT in physical condx to do that much weed eating.Use a weed eater
I am 79 and not as spry as I once was... and I can see with your medical assist mechanisms neither are you. Forget the "outrigger" though that is an innovation I have not thought of before ! I think in order to be effective it would be expensive and not the right solution. On top of being a unique one of a kind contraption hard to get on and off and in the end a mess for you. Forget it.Wondering if anyone has tried to put some sort of outrigger on their tractor or zero turn for extra safety when mowing a steep hill. I have an old JD 425 garden tractor with 48" deck in good condition and a year old Cub Cadet zero turn with steering wheel and 60" deck. Any ideas or experience. One end is the dam on my pond and I cut both sides. The other end has steep hill that looks like the dam but is the water entry. It is maybe steeper than the dam end. T compound the problem I do not even cut across the pond from the house. To steep for me and I have major health issues. I had a good parcel of pear grass growing but my neighbor thought he would do me a favor and weed eat it all. Lot of ruts over there caused by road runoff going across a gravel lot into my pond. neighbor does not have a culvert pipe so I get all the rutting. I also have a JD 2210 with a front loader and 54" deck. Use it to fill the ruts when I have a chance. Thanks dddenden