terryknight
Veteran Member
did some forklift work
anyone need a 351/E4OD?
in addition moved 4000 LBS of tile in 2 pallets
anyone need a 351/E4OD?
in addition moved 4000 LBS of tile in 2 pallets
TODAYS SEAT TIME
- Thread starter LBrown59
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I used to delete my double posts but I got tired of doing it. It is not my problem that there is something wrong with the forum and I should not have to go around cleaning up my double posts. You have always had to wait 5 seconds between posts and 60 seconds on PMs.
Edit: LOL, I got an internal server error on this post then a message saying this was a duplicate post.
Edit: LOL, I got an internal server error on this post then a message saying this was a duplicate post.
dieselcrawler
Elite Member
Moments before the brush hog tore these beautiful flowers to shreads....
Larro Darro
Elite Member
I did another stint on the Husqvarna rider, and was reminded what a gas hog it is. After filling the tank, I switched back to the B7500.
jp2code
Bronze Member
This is terribly boring, but it's what I am doing this week from 7 AM to 6 PM.
You can see the long stretch of pipeline right-of-way going over the rolling hills as far as you can see on both sides.
Other spots are extremely narrow and difficult to navigate around, but I need my hands and 100% of my attention during those times. I can't really film there.
Short video, about 1:30 minutes long. At about 1 minute in, you hear me whistling at a ...dog? It could be a wolf or fox. I wished the video were a little better quality. I couldn't tell what it was.
You can see the long stretch of pipeline right-of-way going over the rolling hills as far as you can see on both sides.
Other spots are extremely narrow and difficult to navigate around, but I need my hands and 100% of my attention during those times. I can't really film there.
Short video, about 1:30 minutes long. At about 1 minute in, you hear me whistling at a ...dog? It could be a wolf or fox. I wished the video were a little better quality. I couldn't tell what it was.
jimmysisson
Veteran Member
- Joined
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- W.Mass
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- 1993 NH 2120 (the best), 1974 MF 135 (sold, but solid), 1947 Farmall A (bought, sold, bought back, sold again), 1956 MH50 lbt (sold, in 1980, darn it)
If that was around here it'd been a coyote. I've mowed fairly near to them without them moving much, like 40'. Agreed, though, that's boring work. Makes a critter sighting welcome.
Jim
Jim
CanuckPT
Gold Member
I bought my tractor almost 3 years ago & took delivery of it with 19.8 hours on the meter. I turned 100 hours yesterday!
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Luke'sScreenName
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- Lakes Region, NH
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- Kubota MX4800 with BH-90X hoe; Hustler FastTrack 48; B3300SU (sold); 1969 Case 680B CK (sold)
I really liked my B3300SU. Was a beast and a more robust tractor than most of the L series.
KenB2920
Veteran Member
Busted the drain plug off the radiator!!! $720 for this radiator TD170-16010
Not excited about this fix
Not excited about this fix
houser52
Gold Member
Moments before the brush hog tore these beautiful flowers to shreads....
Jump any bedded deer out of there? Looks to be a good place. I saw what looked to be a few briars and weeds with the tops nipped off.
