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Doc and a published writer----wow, your folks must be very proud:-D
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Doc and a published writer----wow, your folks must be very proud:-D
It does what it was designed for- Work its ass off without a complaint or breakdown! It is the ultimate piece of equipment and I would be embarassed to tell you what I paid for her.Oh common, that old girl DESERVES to be treated better than that. She's a beauty and needs to be treated as such.
Dam, I just run a mulch kit on my mower. No need for a vacum. Plus more healthy for the lawn.
It does what it was designed for- Work its ass off without a complaint or breakdown! It is the ultimate piece of equipment and I would be embarassed to tell you what I paid for her.
True dat, but for sure not as much fun. Gotta have toys..
Oooh.... I thought you were talking about real tractors.
I've got a lawn tractor too, John Deere with a Kawasaki 2 cyl engine. But that's just for cuttin grass.
Also have a 1952 Case SC that doesn't run (but will), a 1949 Farmall Super C that runs like a top, a 1954 Massey Harris 101 Junior, and a 1962 Massey Ferguson 85, which is the big tractor at 65 hp.
I'm hoping to add a 1990's JD 5300 to the list soon, but we'll see.
Implements currently floating around include a New Holland Hayliner haybailer, an old flail mower which is probably junk, an old drawbar hitch 5 foot rotary mower, and a sickle bar mower for the Farmall. And two wood wagons I converted from old manure spreaders.
Hopefully we'll soon add a rake, tedder, and disc mower... and a couple hay wagons.
What model?I've got a lawn tractor too, John Deere with a Kawasaki 2 cyl engine. But that's just for cuttin grass.
Oooh.... I thought you were talking about real tractors.
I've got a lawn tractor too, John Deere with a Kawasaki 2 cyl engine. But that's just for cuttin grass.
Also have a 1952 Case SC that doesn't run (but will), a 1949 Farmall Super C that runs like a top, a 1954 Massey Harris 101 Junior, and a 1962 Massey Ferguson 85, which is the big tractor at 65 hp.
I'm hoping to add a 1990's JD 5300 to the list soon, but we'll see.
Implements currently floating around include a New Holland Hayliner haybailer, an old flail mower which is probably junk, an old drawbar hitch 5 foot rotary mower, and a sickle bar mower for the Farmall. And two wood wagons I converted from old manure spreaders.
Hopefully we'll soon add a rake, tedder, and disc mower... and a couple hay wagons.
I wish.......REAL tractors are cool but unfortunatley I can't justify the cost of one now. Mine's a Legacy XL 4x4, does have 3 point hitch and frt & rear hydrolics for what have you. Have a 4 ft brushog with it but looking for a flail mower instead.
What model?
I purchased an LT180 a few years ago which IIRC also has the same 2 cyl engine. Ran a lot smoother than the lower end model, and I needed the beefier transmission to get up the steeper incline in my front yard.
I use it for cutting grass >95% of the time, but it also came in handy when I needed to move 7 yards of pea stone from my driveway up a steep incline to my back yard.
Still wish I could put a snowthrower attachment on the tractor...my current snowblower is getting old and it's a bit underpowered for my 100 foot driveway.
What's the horsepower rating on it?
My father has a Kubota L185 4wd that's about 20 hp... 2 cyl deisel... handy as all hell. 3 pt hitch and a loader, hydraulic remotes, etc.