Recent content by Yander

Great to hear, thanks for posting back. Give us your assessment of the SA425 after you cross the 100 hour mark. I've had mine 3 years and well over 200 hours of a a large variety of Jobs. You name it and I've probably done it. I am still amazed at how much work that a relatively light weight...

nah, just get yourself a 4 x 4 by 8 and cut it to fit under your loader as a prop and you are good to go. I've used my loader this way with a board backing up the hydraulics. Nice looking property BTW.

I need to check those out at the Yanmar dealership. It is closer than the TYM dealer. The price on the TYM got my attention.

I drove past some TYM today and stopped and looked at them, first mistake. I called the name of the dealer salesman on the sign, second mistake. 😆 He told me that I can get 1% interest on a 60-month loan. I know that I could pay cash and get it cheaper, but that is fairly cheap money. I have to...

With the towing capacity and payload of the Maverick, its more of a car with a bed, than a truck. But for the use you described, probably fine. I know zero about them though.

Push it forward quickly, to put in float , not slowly.

They learn fast. I've had three of them as pets as a kid. I never penned one up, didn't need to. I just fed them milk, bread, eggs and Karo syrup. Kept them living in our shed. I could carry them on my shoulder. That one you are going to train won't be able to be caught too many times before...

Yes, it is in the "woods" now. 😉

He got "relocated" this morning

Wow, glad you survived that, and thank you for putting it out here to remind us all how quickly this **** can get dangerous. Also, glad to hear you acknowledge who saved you.

TYM makes a great tractor they say. I would consider one too.

Yanmar SA325 is a Lower profile compact with #1200 lift. Like a SCUT CUT cross.

Don't plant sweet corn in the same spot year after year for one. I too had them bad last year and read up on it and I think this is the reason. I see ,,@Jstpssng just mentioned this too

I live in open farm land, Central Ohio, with a few large maple 🍁 trees around my house. Haven't seen a tick in years. Of course, now I will walk outside and get bit by one.

My Yanmar has a 4wd indicator, yours does too. It's called look down before you take it on the road for fk sake. It's a tractor.