NOT ALL DEER ARE GREEN

leaddog · Nov 17, 2003

Just thought I would show off my deer I got this weekend. and no it isn't roadkill. This is an other good reason to get a red tractor as it is safer going into the woods to haul out the winter supply of meat. And an other reason to get a fel as it comes in handy picking the deer up and hoisting them up for skining. Makes a real good excuse to spend 17000 dollars right. I know you probably think that I could have gotten alot of hamburger for that kind of money but when you think of having to spend 40000 for a suv to go to town to pick it up it becomes a bargain. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

EddieWalker · Nov 17, 2003

Nice buck! I'm still looking.

DavesTractor · Nov 17, 2003

Nice buck!

By the way, why do you have the front tire treads set up in that manner? Normally we see the directional tires coordinated on each axle /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

Thomas · Nov 18, 2003

..ahhh yes..one of many uses for fel. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

leaddog · Nov 18, 2003

When I got my tractor it had a defective tire and I swapped one front tire with the dealer. he gave me a tire from the other side and I didn't notice it untill it had been on for a couple of days. I haven't been able to tell any difference so I haven't changed it. Does it make a difference accept for looks? If it does I'll change it. Thanks
Leaddog

DavesTractor · Nov 18, 2003

....at about 60mph it'll pull hard to the right.... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

leaddog · Nov 18, 2003

You had me worried there but I always work my fields clockwise so I will have less arm fatigue when I'm doing that and I'll just slow down when I'm going in a straight line for several miles. Thanks, any advice like that , that will make things easier on an old guy like me so I can get more tractor time is appreciated. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif