Pictures of you on your tractor

[nyen0004]

Here is me a couple day after getting the tractor.

 

[Treemonkey1000]

Here is me a couple day after getting the tractor.

Boy that is a virgin tractor the paint isn't scuffed off the bucket yet! Nice looking ride even if the safety police chase you around for having the ROPS down.

 

[wdchyd]

Here is me a couple day after getting the tractor.

That's one beautifull tractor.....take plenty of pics before the newness wears of......:laughing:

 

[nyen0004]

Boy that is a virgin tractor the paint isn't scuffed off the bucket yet! Nice looking ride even if the safety police chase you around for having the ROPS down.

I have to have the ROPS down so it will fit in the garage. Its too high by about 1".... Can you actually get in trouble for having it down??? I'm only using it on my property... It would be a real pain in the *** if I have to put it up and down every time I go in and out of the garage.

 

[Treemonkey1000]

I was just yanking your chain The only time you will get in trouble is if you roll it. Too bad it doesn't fit in the shop with it up.

 

[nyen0004]

I was just yanking your chain The only time you will get in trouble is if you roll it. Too bad it doesn't fit in the shop with it up.

Yah I know I would much rather it be up then down:thumbdown:

 

[mjncad]

I have to have the ROPS down so it will fit in the garage. Its too high by about 1".... Can you actually get in trouble for having it down??? I'm only using it on my property... It would be a real pain in the *** if I have to put it up and down every time I go in and out of the garage.

Can you do as I did and raise the headers of your garage door(s) the height of a door panel, and have another panel put in place?

In California you can get in trouble for anything and everything the safety nannies deem hazardous to your health.

 

[Mounted Madness]

Can you make money moving snow? That may be a stupid question but we never get enough that would need to be moved. It melts the next day.

Up here, the snow sticks around for 4-5 months. We actually have 2 seasons here on Canada's prairies...winter season followed by bad skiing season. Or winter followed by construction. Or winter followed by potholes. Or winter followed by mosquitoes. You get the drift (pun intended).

To answer, yeah...there is plenty of money to be made when it snows. A lot of people own snowblowers up here and park them beside their snowmobile. We've had a fair bit more snow this year...so seat time has been good.

I'd rather have warmer weather though.

 

[Marveltone]

Hard to find any pics with me on the tractor, but I found one of me in town, cleaning up after a wind storm dropped one of our Ash trees in the yard. The next one is at the farm, shredding some brush. In the last one, I'm hidden in the winter cab, moving snow around at the farm.

Joe

 

[TripleR]

Hard to find any pics with me on the tractor, but I found one of me in town, cleaning up after a wind storm dropped one of our Ash trees in the yard. The next one is at the farm, shredding some brush. In the last one, I'm hidden in the winter cab, moving snow around at the farm.

Joe

That sure is a nice looking tractor.:thumbsup: