PICTURES ONLY thread

[GManBart]

You guys are supposed to attach a picture to every reply....don't get TSO after you!

Burn pile before the snow got nuts!

 

[Underdog57]

You guys are supposed to attach a picture to every reply....don't get TSO after you!

Burn pile before the snow got nuts!

Whoops forgot about that! Don't want that to happen. I better get out this weekend and take some new pic's of all the snow we have. Here's an old one

 

[Bob77064]

My rotary cutter is a five foot, what size does anyone else have on an R3039?

 

[Underdog57]

Picnic anyone!

 

[TSO]

Fun Police intervention again! Remember folks, rules of the thread, there has to be an LS in the picture, and there must be a picture in every response.

 

[zionview]

I have crazy neighbors!

I see a TL Tractomotive on the left! We had a TL-10 when I was younger. Fun old machines-ours had the same engine as a WD45 Allis-Chalmers.

 

[YardBikeBob]

No one had posted in a while so I figured I would update. Here's my snow pushing machine!

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Questions:

• How does that work? Standard attachment or did you build it yourself?
• Do you only use it 'floating' the loader arms?
• Does it ever catch a lip on the outside edge? I'd be worrying about torqueing the loader.
• Does the angle ever want to push the tractor when full of snow?
• Is it really a lot better than just your back blade?

TSO Mandate: here is my 'Rip & Dig'. Actually works well. First for a task in the pet cemetery. Then to bust up the crust in some old waste piles so I could move them someplace else.

The blade sticks out 2' so, with a little angle, you're limited to 18" holes before the loader blade interferes. Yes, a lot of 'back & forth' but that's what HSTs are good for. The waste piles were like hitting a mountain side and the blade was great for breaking through the 4" crust as the inner pile was still loose.

Thanks, Bob

 

[YardBikeBob]

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My rotary cutter is a five foot, what size does anyone else have on an R3039?

Wrong tractor but my R4041H is having no problems with MF 6' RC72.


Bob

 

[Underdog57]

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Picnic anyone!

Today, 10:30 AM. TSO
Fun Police intervention again! Remember folks, rules of the thread, there has to be an LS in the picture, and there must be a picture in every response!

Oh no, I must be on double secret probation now! Notice the Picnic Table in the back-ground. Drove thru the woods today, 24" deep. Not even close to spinning a wheel. Thanks for keeping us in line TSO. He He!

 

[Bob77064]

Wrong tractor but my R4041H is having no problems with MF 6' RC72.
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Bob

Thanks, I think my tractor would handle a six foot rotary cutter.