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Bubba is passing by Daryl's barn one day, when through a gap in the door he sees him doing a slow and sensual striptease in front of an old green John Deere. Butt clenched, he performs a slow pirouette and gently slides off first the right boot, followed by the left. He then hunches his...

I hadn't seen this before and thought it was worth sharing. :thumb: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXpGnWshPiE&feature=player_embedded

I just ordered some screw in tire studs from these guys: http://tirechainsrequired.com/maxi-grip.html# Pricing was reasonable for~$70-85 /100 I'm hoping to not have to use my chains as much this up coming winter. The chains sure make a mess of my asphalt driveway. Thought I would pass the...

Saw this on Digg this morning and thought some of you might like it. Note: it was really slow loading for me. Definitley not for dial-up. http://blog.machinefinder.com/86/john-deere-an-hdr-gallery/

Not really tractor related but there is a mention of Mahindra's tractor business: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123964833456614357.html

Soon to be posted on every redneck site! :thumb: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5L9wYWyRLHs

I want to fill the rear tires on my tractor and am looking for the cheapest way to do it (other than straight water). I need to put 25-30 gallons in each tire My local tire place quoted me around $150 for Calcium and $160 for RimGuard. I've heard of people using Anti-freeze Windshield Washer...

Special thanks to rback33 for the tip! Yesterday I picked up my Skid Steer Adapter from my dealer . Officially, Mahindra doesn't offer a Skid Steer adapter for the ML106 loader but they do offer it for the ML110. Yes, it appears they are inter-changeable. So I now have the adapter, some...

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,23086506-401,00.html?from=public_rss

I'm thinking of picking up a used forklift (under $5000), nothing urgent but I want to be ready if I see one that is a good deal in Craigslist. The criteria: -At least 5000lb lift but the bigger the better. - Air tire, I should be able to drive it on lawn if needed. Maybe not fully loaded...

I just scored a two year old 60" Kubota Snow Blower that is in mint condition. The skid shoes still have paint on them. I got it for $1000 and the best part was that the guy only lived about a mile from me. I drove my tractor over to pick it up! Every once in a while that Craigslist...

I just ordered a case of Mowerguard from SlipPlate. http://www.slipplate.com/MowerGUARD/ I'm not sure when it will show up and when I'll get around to applying it but it looks like something worth trying. Anyone else ever tried Slip Plate on their equipment?

So I bought a new ZTR and got the mulch kit. I'm not too sure I like mulching. It just seems to gum up my deck more. Now instead of scraping the shallow deck of a few clippings I have a deep deck with more clippings to scrape out and I do get stripes in the lawn once the deck get's full of...

Check this out! http://www.smalldeadanimals.com/archives/006608.html#trackbacks

Harbor Freight is now selling tractor tillers! Looks like a Jinma to me. :yuk: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=95919

Bonehead - here's a grapple to help you clear brush! Only $2000! http://www.ironsearch.com/IRONsearch/inventory-detail.aspx?IWNO=442209

Bonehead wanted some pictures of clamp on forks: Here's my thread on making the forks. http://www.forumsforums.com/3_9/showthread.php?t=3679&highlight=weld+forks I've attached some pictures. They did change a bit as I had to re-inforce the top flat bar of the forks since they kept bending...

I'm thinking of buying a ZTR some time this summer and thought I'd just blog my thoughts here for others to give feedback on. This is a big purchase for me so it may not happen for months. I'll most likely over analyze the crap out of it. I'm also scanning Craigslist and eBay but the pickings...

I discovered the other day that I had the finish cut blades for my (previously owned) Flail mower mounted backwards. Doh! :hide: When I put them on I took the old Y cut blades off and just mounted the new blades facing the same direction as the cutting edge of the old blades. Now apparently...

Mahindra is now selling it's own branded implements. I doubt they are made by Mahindra though. http://www.mahindrausa.com/allImplements.php It's also interesting that Mahindra is now listing MSRP pricing for all their tractors and implements. I like this move as it gives the web researcher a...