papachaz
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does the MT125 have the free float position on the loader bucket? makes it a lot easier
What did you do on or to your LS Tractor today?
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does the MT125 have the free float position on the loader bucket? makes it a lot easier
papachaz
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I managed to get a couple of things done today on the tractor. right after I got it, I wired a connection for my 15 gallon electric sprayer, but I didn't take time then to cut the wire off and just had the excess wrapped around the frame work. Today, I got that cut off, soldered back together and wire tied in place where it is accessible for the sprayer. it's the black and red wire with a quick connect on it in this picture
I also mounted on of the work lights I bought, actually had a piece of metal that's a mount for work lights on another piece of equipment given to me by my son in law who works for a large landscaping company that was throwing out some stuff. It had holes in almost the perfect spots to line up with the OEM mounting holes. I didn't have the switch yet, so I mounted it and left it. I plan to wire it on a dedicated circuit, the lights came with an in line fuse, so I'm not concerned with that part of it, and I won't be overloading the wiring, or have to have the switch on to turn it on
I also mounted on of the work lights I bought, actually had a piece of metal that's a mount for work lights on another piece of equipment given to me by my son in law who works for a large landscaping company that was throwing out some stuff. It had holes in almost the perfect spots to line up with the OEM mounting holes. I didn't have the switch yet, so I mounted it and left it. I plan to wire it on a dedicated circuit, the lights came with an in line fuse, so I'm not concerned with that part of it, and I won't be overloading the wiring, or have to have the switch on to turn it on
lostcreekranch
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Was grading driveways and ranch roads on my XR4155HC and it went into its second regen mode at exactly 100 hours. Kept working with no bother.
First regen was at exactly 50 hours. I run high rpm, 2000+, all the time regardless of what I'm doing.
First regen was at exactly 50 hours. I run high rpm, 2000+, all the time regardless of what I'm doing.
papachaz
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what are you using to scrape the driveways with? did a really good looking job on them
lostcreekranch
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Diggin It
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I dug a hole. I was going to dig a part of a hole, but I ended up digging a whole hole.
papachaz
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:laughing::laughing:
I'm curious which part of the whole hole did you start out to dig
papachaz
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wow, nice stump!
papachaz
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been taking advantage of an absolutely glorious day and working in the yard. Mostly, the neighbors yards, LOL. Neighbor behind me saw me out with the rake cleaning up pinestraw, and asked me if I wanted his for my flower beds too, so I took care of that.
Neighbors that join me, have several big oaks and this time of year they spend days raking. I wanted to see if the antique hay rake would work for leaves....not as well as raking pinestraw, but still saved them a lot of work. Putting the leaves in my garden spot to till in, sure helps with the soil
now it's time to go clean out the big flower bed since the hard frost we had last week killed off all the annuals. We compost, so this will make it easier to move it around. I do need to get some compost bins built. I intend to make them big enough to be able to get the loader bucket into for turning and then using.....
Neighbors that join me, have several big oaks and this time of year they spend days raking. I wanted to see if the antique hay rake would work for leaves....not as well as raking pinestraw, but still saved them a lot of work. Putting the leaves in my garden spot to till in, sure helps with the soil
now it's time to go clean out the big flower bed since the hard frost we had last week killed off all the annuals. We compost, so this will make it easier to move it around. I do need to get some compost bins built. I intend to make them big enough to be able to get the loader bucket into for turning and then using.....