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How about .... The six wheel version versus the 4 wheel model ?

Exactly what I do each time I use the cutter. I got a cheap 4 1/2 inch grinder .... I lift the deck on the tractor and sharpen off the edges from the rear of the machine while sitting on a repair stool. Takes less than five minutes.

High and left would normally indicate a trigger pull issue ........ but since it doesn't have a trigger ...... perhaps Kraft would be better ammo.

Not called luck ... called expendable income ...... some got it .. some don't No... wait a minute ....... yer right ...... those that have it are lucky. My bad.:wink:

Agree with Doc on this one. Only other thing I do in the winter is leave a trickle charger on the battery.

Question........ is the edit function available after a certain number of posts? Wow...Must be at 15 cause the edit function just popped up on this post.............

More simple than that

Lordy ........ they certainly are pricey. Makes ya wonder what kind of margin they're making ..... Must be over 200%.

They don't make men tough anymore. Grandpa was a farmer and Dad had his work ethic. He worked two full time jobs for over thirty years and then started his third career as an Antique dealer. Everytime he spotted a plow at an auction he'd grab it and give them to my wife.

Funny how when Dad liked something ....... Ya sorta pick it up.

"Don't change supper"

I've got a 400' hedgerow full of those nasty briars. Now's the time to get the chainsaw going.

About 20 miles south of Albany.

The 73 Buick Riviera is the brother-in-laws that he stored in our barn for the winter. It's on Craigslist now. He had acquired it to refurbish complete ... to add to his collection & then decided it wasn't what he wanted. He's got a hotrod coupe from the thirties ..a mustang GT from the late...

I got her ready just in time.......

Dad left this ole girl behind. A 49G Brockway. It was a jewel 50 years ago before I drove it into an elm tree and wrecked the cast iron grill.

Just for reference...... I paid $400 for a wood's mechanical thumb on a Wood's BH6000 ..... dealer installed last year.

It's a rear blower mounted to the 3 point hitch. In a "normal" winter storm it should work well. We had two 10hp and one 13hp MTD walk behinds two years ago. The large 13 horse tank was just too large to use comfortably and usually resulted in a sore back. The ten horse are excellent for the...

Last year I purchased a 51" 3 pt Blower for the New Holland to use instead of the ole walk behind MTD. I found out a couple things last year when we had the 3 consecutive storms that left over 50 inches of the wet white crap all over. The first was I really need more practice with the FEL...

Hello all....... Just found your forum and decided to add it to my daily stops. We have a Brockway tractor that Dad left behind that we cherish and also a T1030 SCUT New Holland with the normal attachments. And then there's the five lawn tractors that just got put away for the winter.