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yup, lectrics by lucas---the reason they drink warm beer in England is because Lucas builds refrigerators too!!!

Jerry

Motorcycles
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 42 Post by harley152

from what you are saying you woulld be alright with the rfm and still use you little rider for the front if you find the rfm to to combersom. I would recomend a 60" model you or maby even a 72" if you are going to keep it well gromed. like i said if you dont like doing the front with it use your little one.

Should I buy a finishing mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 37 Post by oneace

Rats no respect and I didn't even know it. Is it because I tell bad jokes or just that there's no first place for me? Say it isn't true!

Yes Murf and pipes are played in Ireland too. Most of the rest of my team came from Northern Ireland. I got used to being a mere North American. I think you made a comment about WIFO equipment once. I couldn't find the manufacturer on the web.

The old Scots joke that I actually heard from a Scotsman went: An English dandy was touring Scotland and scoffed at being served porridge. 'Why in England we give oats to the horses.' The response was: 'Aye and such horses in England and such men in Scotland.' Wonder if we belong in the just for fun forum yet but hope there was some info about forklifts along the way?

3PT Forklift
Operating and Attachments
Replies 19 Post by TomG

Yanmar YM 1510D (mid 80's?)
3 cylinders
4WD diesel with Powershift transmission
tractor and brush desk
used
About 200 hours on the clock (IF that's true)
Added maybe 3-4
Private use
No trailer yet
Brush deck only
We need a rake & a finish deck
Wife will use it, but it rides rough with "Rice" tires
I keep Desiel additive handy & use it (probably overkill)
mid 3K

Survey of Member Equipment Hours Brand Used
Everything and Anything
Replies 39 Post by ChuckT

I agree with your observation. It was a factor for me in choosing JD over Kubota. It had more weight and looked like a much more substantial chunk of metal to me for equal HP.

kubota why so light in weight
Kubota Tractors
Replies 23 Post by ncrunch32

We have a Cyclone rake that we use with a Craftsman 46" Garden tractor. For Oak leaves (they fall in Florida about 3x a year) it is sensational! BUT I always use it with an old set of blades - the Florida sand will eat a set in no time flat!

cvt

Lawn vacuums
Everything and Anything
Replies 10 Post by ChuckT

it would take a considerable amout of time to dig 150' with a bx they have a very shallow bucket. have you looked at the b21 or L35. they are a little bigger and still have the three point and pto

BX23 Capabilities Right Fit
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by oneace

you would hav to find a case ih dealer though they are the same company now a nh dealer is a nh dealer and a case ih dealer is a case ih dealer. luckly we sell both.

254 Farmall International
Antique Tractors
Replies 3 Post by oneace

just call any reputable tractor dealer most will work on any brand.

repair shops for long tractors
Long
Replies 8 Post by oneace

well it is a nh with red paint. they are relieable we havent had any complaint with the 50 or so we've sold.

Heard anything about JX and JXU series
Case
Replies 5 Post by oneace

can you see how the manufacturer of the drive line is it soud be on the sheilding somewhere.

Howard model 812 B rotovator 50 quot tiller questions
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by oneace

there are two types of tc40's the bare bones which is now the tc40a and the delux which is the tc40da as well as the 35 and 45 which are all a class III tractor they are the only tractors that have those classifications a or da. the tc29 and 33 only come in a da or the older ones a d with a choise of trans, either hydo or gear, they are a class II tractor. that is the same with the tc 18 21 and 24 they are a class I tractor.

new tractor info
New Holland Tractors
Replies 25 Post by oneace

Beagle it is simply broadcast spreading. You could do it by hand also.

There is lots in the archives on 3ph broadcast sreaders so I won't rehash it.

The beauty of dry flakes or granglar is you see how well or poor your job is as it happens. You can see the white flakes or graings on the road. You can pick up your ground speed or decrease as needed and adjust your rpms to only cover the center part of the road. You do not need to cover ditch to ditch. If it takes 2-3 passes to get the coverage you need because of feed rates that should be acceptable.

Road Spraying
Operating and Attachments
Replies 12 Post by harvey

If it ever stops raining, I will do that. I was lucky Saturday to get it mowed once, now they are calling for rain for the next 4 days again. Ulitmately it will become more pasture for more horses and I will not have to keep it mowed on a regular basis. But after buying the lot, don't have much left to buy fencing for a while. So planning on keeping it mowed this year. Thanks

60 quot MMM better then expected
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by wbowhunt

as a nh dealer i say go with it it is a stonger loader than the 16la just get the nh conrol vavle bh valves are scetchy.

International MFR rotary cutter
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 16 Post by oneace

Since I am new to this (if you haven't guessed already), I assume that the Model "750 with subframe" means you would order a Model 750 with the cub cadet subframe - or - does a model 750 with the subframe mean that this is a bolt on for the Cub Cadet and other tractors?<br>
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If I had to guess I'd say the subframe is unique to each tractor. I would order the subframe kit for the Cub Cadet and then bolt on the 750 to the subframe. That makes more sense.<br>
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One last thing ... THANK YOU for the reply and the information. It is greatly appretiated.

Want backhoe for 7275 What s compatible
Cub Cadet
Replies 7 Post by pdrbret

Being a second generation landscaper I can tell you that, quite honestly, short of metal, plastic or concrete the hungry white tail deer will eat just about anything that grows including those shrubs, grasses, small trees, and flowers that are touted as being deer "resistant." Despite trying all of the remedies listed by all who responded, the only limited success I've had has been through the systematic application of either Bobex or bobcat/mountain lion yearn.

Works for a while, but if it rains, the half ton rabbits are back at it over night. The most effective method of keeping deer from the plants are tall fences (over six feet), deer netting, shotgun (12 ga), rifle (.223 up), and M1 Abrams tank (preferably driven over the deer).

I designed and built a Zen Garden for a client using an Acer palmatum dissectum (Japanese lace leaf maple) of specimen size costing seven thousand dollars. While most deer eschew the Jap maples, one chewed it-right down to the trunk. Nothing is sacred to these pests!

What deere do not like to eat
Garden and Landscape
Replies 24 Post by Abbeywoods

Great aerial photo! What Kubota model do you have? If it's not one of the grand-L series, I wonder how the grand-L series cabs will hold up vs. the one you have.

Should I get a cab
Kubota Tractors
Replies 29 Post by jonathanengr

Blueman

Sorry I missed your question. It runs off diesel but you can set them up on NG too. I wish I had a gas well :(

Weight confusion
Kubota Tractors
Replies 19 Post by Billy

Hey, I have a friend who has an 8-track recorder, if anyone is interested in "burning" some CDs onto 8-track :-)

Creedence Clearwater Revival
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 25 Post by ScooterMagee