New Green 2305

[VABlue]

Good looking lawn! Maybe in 5 years my grass will look like that? Until then, I'll keep fertilizing the clay pond liner I call a yard...

 

[Mayor]

Just a few update shots of the sprayer project.

 

[Mayor]

Ran a test and it worked great. Also had a few seconds to add some paint. The only thing that has to be done is some sort of clip/pin to hold the sprayer and the 2in tube to the 1in tube rack. Not bad for a guy that can't weld or paint

 

[Mayor]

Just got done.

 

[Mayor]

One step closer to the end. 6 ton of rock is overkill but why not. Looks like Sat is the move.

 

[Mayor]

After I spent a few hours getting everything out of the shed for the move I got a call that the guy was not going to make it and we would have to do it next week. Not wanting to do things twice I looked over at my 10x8 snowmobile trailer and my 2305. The shed is 12x14 and is really made well. I could not pick the one side up with the FEL. Used a tow strap, come along, jack, and a few brain cells to get it on the trailer. After 3 hours it was on. Then hooked up the 2305 and away we went. Two things I learned from this. 1, the 2305 is a great little tractor than can almost do anything. 2, never move a shed this large on your own. Spend the cash and get a pro to do it. This really sucked but I do like the new location. Just need some large rocks, plants and mulch.

Are my projects helpful or is no one out there. Thinking of just posting on another site!

 

[VABlue]

Don't go anywhere...

Nice move, that location, pad, and shed look good! How the $#!! did you get a shed onto a trailer? Pro's have a big, honkin' winch, which I don't think you had. Am I wrong?

 

[Mayor]

Just a 2305 and a triton snowmobile trailer. The trailer dumps so you can slide it on. I have a 1000lbs manal winch and a come along. Once I got it on it was easy to move it with the tractor. Had to be a full RPM, 4 wheel drive, and the diff locked. The 2305 was really working but did the job. I never saw a pro do it but I did use some PVC pipe to help slide it around. Let's see shed got to the new location with out any damage but I broke a new craftsman lowprofile jack ($200) and one of my old watercraft beach carts ($400). The max on the cart is 750lbs and it was like a truck ran it over then back over it again. Not a big deal, sold my skis to pay for the 2305 so the cart was going to be made into a dump cart. Will call and see if I can get parts for it. As for the jack, I can weld it to make the repairs. So I guess the move cost me more then I think but I did it myself.

 

[EdC]

Mayor
Don't go anywhere, just silent admiration here!

 

[Chris2520]

Mayor , I been following this project. and i must say how nice it looks.
it really looks like a professional job...

Chris....