This is NOT a coffee cup!

Rch · Sep 13, 2000

I use one of these 'magnetic saucers' on the back end of the fender or on top of the tractor's PTO shield for those snap pins and upper link pins while hooking up. It prevents them from vibrating off an idling tractor and into the tall grass.

RCH

MChalkley · Sep 22, 2000

Here ya go, Muhammad! Assuming you know how big the rear light is, you can get a pretty good idea of the size of the cup.

Mark

Muhammad · Sep 22, 2000

Whoa!!! "Gulp"... I'll say! Looks like you really can be set for a good day's work with that cup. If you'd call it a, uh... cup! /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif Thanks...

Harv · Sep 22, 2000

Uh-oh!!! /w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif

When I was shopping for my tractor I forgot all about the regulation-sized cup thing!

I don't think I have enough horsepower to haul that puppy. /w3tcompact/icons/tongue.gif

scruffy · Sep 22, 2000

MarkC, please remember to not cross hillsides from left to right...your center of gravity has been DRASTICALLY altered!

MChalkley · Sep 22, 2000

Scruffy - Ouch! I hadn't thought of that! Well, let's see: There is an equal amount of fender space on the left side, too... Maybe just the cup without the lid and fill it with M&M's, Skittles, or something like that for quick energy.

MarkC

Anonymous Poster · Sep 23, 2000

MChalkley, what kind of tractor is that cup setting on?

Muhammad · Sep 23, 2000

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forumfiles/2-11084-sideview2.jpg

Yes, those are custom lift cylinders. '99 Kubota L4310. See his profile "bio" for his attachments, etc. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

MChalkley · Sep 23, 2000

Well done, Muhammad! Thanks! /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

Since most of y'all all know what I'm going to say anytime a question is asked, why don't you guys just take turns answering them for me? /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

MarkC