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Darn Cowboy, that was an interesting site. I learned a few things that I'd never even thought about. Thanks.

Well you may call it a "live PTO" but what does everybody else call it. :yum::yum: Just joking but I am a little confused. With all the older gear tractors I have driven, with the engine running you depress the clutch, put it in gear, engage the PTO, let out the clutch slowly to about halfway...

I just finished mowing the 5 -6 acre yard at the property owned by the local library. Man it was hot. During the summer I usually use the L4740 with the cab and a/c. Unfortunately the only mower worth using on the back of it is the 6' bush hog and I will admit that it can be a "bit" rough on...

They wouldn't employ me at Lowe's. With my employee discount I could bankrupt them.

Larry, you know that she'll be in our prayers as will you and the rest of your family.

That sure looks "cute". My answer to the the heat problem, as well as the dust and the bugs, was to get another tractor with a cab. Your solution is a hell of a lot cheaper. It sure would be nice though on the B2400 that I use for mowing the yard and doing other other stuff around the place...

You have to apply for a job at Walmart???? :yum::yum: I thought they kidnapped people off the street. :sorry::sorry: Anyway, good luck with your job hunt. I hope it works out.

Interesting link Terry, thank you.

Welcome Don. We're not overly busy here but it's all quality stuff.

1kubota, that's a nice looking machine and worth $5100 in my opinion. Ok, I know that you're not exactly crying about it but we all love to get a bargain, don't we???? :wink::wink:

Just when you begin to think that you'd seen it all along comes something like this. That's amazing. Those are British tractors too. I wonder why I've never even heard of them before never mind not seen one and I go way, way back. Ah well, you live and learn. I'll have to look into them...

Sorry to take so long to reply but all kinda things have been going on around here. To answer all your questions about my backhoe and possible ZTR .... in short ....NO it didn't work out but I've got a new angle. We had all kinds of expenses at the end of the year and the beginning of this...

Excuse my ignorance, but what's a "field marshal"?

I'm with redneck. If you attempt it, post pictures and instructions. I have a seal on a cylinder of my FEL that is leaking and I can't find anybody around here who rebuilds them. It's not too bad, just annoying and messy. At present I have one of those oil absorbent diapers wrapped round...

Quincy, sorry to hear about your loss. It's never easy but time helps ... some.

Agree with the others, all things being equal more horses don't hurt.

On the B2400 there is a little tool box under the seat. It's got a pair of pliers, screwdriver, hammer and a length of chain in it. It's also got a length of rope. Bungeed on to the ROP is a shovel and an ax. The L4740 has the tool box behind the seat in the cab an has basically the same...

No, not yet. Parts of the pasture are growing pretty good but the yard is ok at present. I did spray a little herbicide today just to keep the early season weeds in check but it'll be a couple of weeks before I have start cutting the yard itself. Still, many more of these 80 degree days and I...

Welcome bro'. We don't toss many people out here. You could be the first. :yum: Stick around and post some pictures of your own. We love pictures.

I haven't been doing much lately because of the weather and then I got sick. I caught the galloping crud so I've been coughing, spluttering and snottering for almost three weeks. Any how it was family supper on Saturday at my M-I-L's. My wife's family has it on a rotating basis every month...