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Congratulations. Good luck with your new machine. That 4 in 1 bucket looks great.

Just a reminder. If you have headphones that have a wire plugged into the tractor try and remember to remove the headphones before attempting to walk away from the machine.;) Been there, done that !!

Headphones.. I generally only use the speakers when I'm using the backhoe or doing something where I'm getting on and off the tractor often. For everything else I use the headphones. The biggest part of my tractor hours are mowing our lawn and our field.I finish mow around 7 acres of lawn...

I added a am/fm cassette player( from TSC) and speakers up under my canopy. I also have a wire thats runs to the roll bar behind the operator seat where I can plug in headphones so I don't have to listen to the tractor while I mow.

I've used the 36" bucket to dig off and grade/level a bank that was along the front of my property. Dug off and leveled a small bank that ran along my driveway. Used it to put in a grade drainage ditch's along the driveway, Dug and leveled an area near the house to put in an above ground...

I have a Rhino 85 backhoe with an 18" and 36" bucket. Works good, been real pleased with it.

Great picture. Nice looking farm you have there.

I backblade with the loader all the time. Haven't broken anything yet..

I believe all the Independant PTO's that are turned on/off by an electric switch are this way. I see Civesnedfield mentions a HAND operated Independant PTO in his original post. I missed that before. Not sure if that is a similar system or not.

The clutchs for the independant PTO are most likely a wet clutch pack housed in the transmission. They should not be a problem as far as rusting together since they are bathed in oil.

This is what I went and did today. Brought home a 1986 Kawasaki Ninja 600R. Much of it is in a thousand pieces in a box. Hoping I can put it back together over the winter and make it work (quess I'm going to find out:D ), most all the parts appear to be there.

I can't compete with Brians shelter. But I have been busy adding on to my pole barn much of the summer due to lack of space(had my wife busy helping build). Picture 1 is my original 24'x24' pole barn. The following photos are what we have been adding on this year.

My homeowners covers very little on my tractors and attachments. I added the "Inland Marine" policy ($130/year through Erie Insurance). Covers the tractors, backhoe and all my attachments. My tractor also gets trailered several times per year. The Inland Marine policy covers it off my property...

I have added bucket hooks. Canopy and extra lights (4 facing forward and 2 facing rearward) AM/FM casset sterio w/headphones. A second set of hydraulic rear remotes. Hydraulic top and tilt on the 3 point hitch. New seat w/armrests (no picture)

Nice tractor and property you have there Big Dog. Here's a few more.

I have a Kioti DK 35 that I bought in early 02, currently at around 1050 hours. Only had a couple minor issues ,the plastic fuel filter bowl cracked (replacement was around $9) and a tachometer cable broke (replacement was around $8). I've been very pleased with the tractor so far.

I think the rear tires are still the originals. They were on the tractor when I bought it (10 or 12 years ogo). They are 13.6-16 turf tires and this size tire is listed in my owners manual .

Is this better?? I'll try and refrain from that type of mistake in the future..:oops: :D

Yes they are bigger than stock. Don't remember what size the tires are offhand. I have a Wheel Horse snow blade and snowblower. I also have a grader type blade that mounts underneath the tractors for grading.

Bring them on Larry. I for one would like to see some of your L-48 photos no matter where you post them.