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I've been told that God helps those that help themselves.;)

It's easier for the OEM to give you specs that are unrealistic and when something goes wrong the first thing that they ask is, did you do(this) or (that)? If you did (this) then your OK, but if you did (that) then you are out of luck. Everybody does this, it's nothing new. People worry about...

Who's Bill Clinton? Isn't his wife somebody? :umbrella:

I do not wish to argue the capability of our tractors, that is for sure.:forgetit: A lot of the compacts don't have the linkage or the strength of our tractors. Mahindra recommends 15 degrees or less for back dragging. Myself, I have no idea:confused: why anybody would want to back drag dirt...

Competition, what competition? I didn't know that there was any competition.:pat:

Welcome Brenda, I'm sure that you will enjoy NTT. My tractor is blue also, I hope that Mahindra doesn't hold that against me.:rolleyes:

No blue boots for me,:badidea: just your std brown leather. Sounds like you had a good time at Mahindra.

Some people have all the luck. So Brandi, did you get to see this new monster, any pictures? I heard the other day that the new 7520's are a wee bit different.:fishing:

It's on my list of things to do.:waiting:

Michelin's, high dollar though.

No, those mtns are 5000'-6000' and the weather is just to warm for snow to stay more than a week or two. Sure is pretty when they are snow capped though.:letitsnow:

Hey Doug, I've been kind of working on my Ranchita website. Posted a few new pics. Go over and check out the new photo gallery at Mountain View Ranch. More to follow.:D

I understand, I knew a guy that lived with his GF for 5-6 years. Thought all was well, decided to get married. Decided to have a kid. That was the beginning of the end for him. I don't think that they made it much more than a year before they split. Maybe it's the luck of the draw, with a little...

Come on now Doug, are you going to tell us that your GF has absolutely no say-so in anything that you do or what time that you do it. If that is true, it's time to get married and not let her get away.:thumb: Oh, by the way, in 29 days it will be our 22nd anniversary and my wife is also my...

Your place sure looks nice to me, thanks for the pic.:tiphat:

Nice to have you over here as well Irwin. I think that you will find that it is a little more relaxed over here at NTT.:thumb: You don't need to tip toe quite so much here as you do over at TBN. We all hope that you like it here and will contribute when ever you feel that you can. Hey, what is...

I would have to say that everything has its purpose. Turf tires are best on the turf, AG tires are best at ag work and Industrial tires are best on an industrial site. That doesn't mean that each one won't work for the others purpose. Just that they probably won't work as well. I have R4...

I was wondering if any of you have problems hooking up your 3 point implements? Myself, I have the factory sliding ball joints and top"n"tilt, so I don't have any problems hooking up stuff. But those of you that don't have all the adjustable points, do you have problems and if you do, how do you...

Hi Brandi, glad to see you over here. :wave: I think that you will find that over here at Net Tractor Talk we are grown up enough that Tractor By Net isn't a bunch of bad words and we don't have to pretend that the other guy doesn't exist.:thumb:

I am not familiar with your tractors, so I may be wrong about your conditions. But the hydraulic rams are extended on my Mahindra and collapsed on my 580 Case. So when back blading the Case is a lot stronger simply because the hydraulics are retracted. I think that most compact and ag type...