PT1850 Tire Pressure - 10 Ply Tires

[AVIVIII]

Wow, your property looks great. Super Jealous. I am thinking of welding a handle on the ROPS right where your hand is. A nice " O sht" handle.

Lol, dont be. That's the previous owner at his beautiful mountain top property before I purchased it.

Here's my "work in progress"

 

[4570Man]

So I was at a bit over 40. I stopped. I looked down the hill, If I had stepped off the tractor on that side I would have tumbled. It was a big drop from the level seat to the ground at that angle. Going up hill was the only choice and it was a scramble, hands and knees for traction.

I don't get how guys do this without having an out at the bottom (guys who mow dams on the water side). I have never been that steep without a clear cut way to get out not if, but when, you slide down the hill. It is truly scary, even with a leveling seat, to be that steep. My puckerometer really has issues beyond 30 even though I know it is completely safe, get beyond 40 and I am clutching the ROPs and freaking the heck out

4570. I am sure the PT 1850 can go beyond 45 without flipping. The problem is there is not traction beyond 45. There is barely any at 40. I ponder putting on those steel wheels with big spikes, the ones on that custom walk behind/ ride behind sold in germany. That would be some serious stiction.

I agree with the out at the bottom part. I’ll try nearly anything with a flat spot at the bottom. Add in a water hazard or retaining wall and the limit of what I’ll try is way less. I’d still like to see a machine operate on 45 degrees with rubber tires. 30 isn’t that bad, but I think 45 degrees looks great without mowing it!

 

[AVIVIII]

I've got a couple spots that will be up there. If I build up enough courage, I'll make sure to take video of the operation. I have to mow and clear a couple acres before I get there, so I should have plenty of practice!

 

[woodlandfarms]

Avi. Your shop. Is that. Final choice in siding or what are your plans?

 

[AVIVIII]

Avi. Your shop. Is that. Final choice in siding or what are your plans?

That's a point of contention around here.
It will likely be red. Some combination of board and batten and shakes. Maybe vinyl.

Though the green is growing on me.

 

[cqaigy2]

That's a nice shade of green.

 

[MossRoad]

I've always wanted a red barn with white trim and a green roof.

 

[MossRoad]

 

[AVIVIII]

That's an interesting attachment system they have there. I'm very glad they evolved past that!

 

[MossRoad]

Yeah, it was kind of 3point'ish. The quick attach is so much better.