What did you do to or on your Mahindra today?

[Mad Mac]

While we were dragging a 24 foot iron pipe drag, the engine bogged down. We had this problem before and at the suggestion of our Mahindra dealer service manager, installed a big honking inline visible filter as shown in this picture. A quick glance revealed the filter to be crudded up. A trip to the local auto parts store, and we were back in business.

 

[Hamiltonville Farm]

Here's an overview video of the bush hog. I forgot to talk about how to adjust the top link ..I'm trying to get good at using these implements.

Bush Hog Basics~How to operate a brush hog on a tractor - YouTube

 

[duffer]

Got a couple of hours of butt time today on the 2538.
Re-distributed 2 truckloads (about 26 yds) of mulch. Sure beats using a shovel and wheelbarrow. Took out a section of my backyard fence to access the back yard easily.
Tomorrow I get to rake it all out....
:thumbdown:

 

[Hamiltonville Farm]

Done some bushhogging today. Got a little.d9ne, not too much. Then spent the afternoon at Rural King so that was good!

 

[swampy6]

We received 18-20 inches of snow so I did some plowing.

 

[Bootlegger750]

Almost time for food plots

 

[JerryK]

Uncovered my 5035 yesterday and moved it into a more central position in the barn where she can see a door. Greased her and checked all her fluids. Waiting for the snow to go down some so I can take her out in the woods and break trails. Once I get some tracks out there it helps the sun do it's thing. Just bought an old '90 Cat E70B excavator, and need to do my part in getting everything starting to melt, to get those durn frost laws taken off the roads so I can get her delivered..... like waiting for your first child.... [ sorry ladies, but us guys think different about things ]

 

[Mad Mac]

Fed hay to the cows then removed the front hay spear and rear hay fork. Attached the grapple bucket and box blade. Picked up the bucket with the grapple bucket and headed south. Topped off a burn pile with a dead cow and lit the burn pile.

Recently I learned that in Texas dead livestock must be disposed of within 24 hours by burning, burying under 3 feet of earth or disposed of in a compost pile with 2 feet of compost under, around and over the animal. I asked a local rancher about it and he never heard of it. Like most ranchers, the deceased bovine is dragged by a chain about the neck to a remote corner of the property and given a "sky burial". The buzzards and coyotes dispose of the remains. This one got cremated.

Then we switched from the grapple bucket to the bucket and repaired a creek crossing that had washed out. Fearless Rat Terrier Spunky supervised.

Then we put the grapple bucket back on, crossed the creek and began building up another burn pile.

Whew, I'm beat.

 

[CowboyRon]

I have never heard of that either, a buzzard has to eat too.

Fed hay to the cows then removed the front hay spear and rear hay fork. Attached the grapple bucket and box blade. Picked up the bucket with the grapple bucket and headed south. Topped off a burn pile with a dead cow and lit the burn pile.

Recently I learned that in Texas dead livestock must be disposed of within 24 hours by burning, burying under 3 feet of earth or disposed of in a compost pile with 2 feet of compost under, around and over the animal. I asked a local rancher about it and he never heard of it. Like most ranchers, the deceased bovine is dragged by a chain about the neck to a remote corner of the property and given a "sky burial". The buzzards and coyotes dispose of the remains. This one got cremated.

Then we switched from the grapple bucket to the bucket and repaired a creek crossing that had washed out. Fearless Rat Terrier Spunky supervised.

Then we put the grapple bucket back on, crossed the creek and began building up another burn pile.

Whew, I'm beat.

 

[Mad Mac]

Here is a PDF of the brochure published by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
Disposal of Livestock Carcasses