Pictures of you on your tractor

[Ductape]

Thomas, exactly why I've been trying to get her to learn how to operate the tractor. In the past, there were lots of times I was gone for a couple days at a time for work (not so much anymore)....... and I thought it would be a good idea in case she needed to do the driveway to get to work. She didn't really agree.

 

[zr2blz]

Doing some work at son's place at 8,500' in early spring.

 

[Big Bri]

Doing some work at son's place at 8,500' in early spring.

ya . . . i don't think i have the brass ones to do that. i love working on flat ground

 

[BlacknTan]

ya . . . i don't think i have the brass ones to do that. i love working on flat ground

Me neither!

BTW, is that a residence of a huntin' camp at that elevation?

 

[mjncad]

Doing some work at son's place at 8,500' in early spring.

That's definitely not Berthoud, CO folks. Berthoud is a lot tamer than that. So where in the Colorado hills were you doing that work?

I used to work with a guy who built a large off-grid home at 9,300' outside Idaho Springs, CO. That is his year round residence.

 

[zr2blz]

HaHa,
below picture is of the hole I dug with a 2520 (48" bucket) until it got hyd problem. I got the 3320 because local dealer wasn't able to fix the 2520 faster enough (house was onsite).

The house is near co 14 and us 40 east of rabbit ear pass. The hole was 36' x 72' by 4' deep. Garage was 24 deep by 32 wide. This picture was taken Aug 07.

Note on previous picture. If I couldn't back up the hill, my son would jump in BH seat and pull me back.

 

[Midsouth]

Here is one of me moving the 5th wheel hitch for our camper

 

[Johndeere3720]

Well, this may not be my tractor but how many people get to sit on a Boomer 8N. I made sure I took pictures for everyone!

 

[Johndeere3720]

Oh, and here is me on my L118.

 

[missourithunder]

Johndeere3720,
They are great looking tractors but what is a "boomer 8N ???

MissouriThunder