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What's that old song about mashing the brake to the floor and it felt like stepping on a plum? Can't stand a thief.

I agree. Cooling systems work best when they are unrestricted. I understand we all get in a pinch every now and then but the mechanic in a can stuff never really set my mind at ease like fixing it right does.

So I know LS claims they are the same as a NH. All of our larger tractors are NH and one place I lease the landowner has an LS. Side by side I can find VERY few similarities between the two and they are the same year and hp. I mean, sure, it's a tractor I've used it to bush hog a little and fill...

I've seen a few rows of haylage that were more grey (duct tape) than white. :)

I have friends that go but I've never been personally. I've always been told there's two main campsites. One for the party crowd and one for the other folks just wanting to camp out and have a good time. It's a pretty big deal here and most anybody you walk up to on the street knows about the...

That's very interesting. Please keep us posted on what they say. If that old girl of mine has a cummins designed engine in it I may have to look at it harder when it gets high hours.

That's awesome CB. :clap: If you learn on iron sights you'll appreciate that scope a lot more one day. I like to mount all my scopes on over under mounts just in case.

One reason I really enjoy this forum is because everybody here, even if they disagree at times, seems like the kind of folks I'd like to sit down and have a cup of coffee or a beer with.

M-5 are you sure this is a cummins? I have a t5050 which shows to be the same engine on tractor data but I never thought it was a cummins.

I've been told by folks that wrap that cattle will chew into them. Maybe pile them all together and run a hot wire around it?

Welcome to the forums :welcome:

I agree Nesi. Personally I like having as many tractors as I can :nod: . But if you need the Swiss Army Knife tractor I'd suggest getting 4wd.

:lol: fair enough. We band all of ours not long after they hit the ground. These are starting to cause problems because they are beginning to act like bulls.

Me personally I want to build something to leave behind. I didn't come from a family that farmed. Brother man and myself have started from nothing and built as we are able to. Still small fries by any means but I've got an opportunity right now to grow our operation pretty substantially and it...

To ask the opposite of this question, what's "too big" to cut? I've got some 500+ pounders that came with a set of mismanaged cows and I haven't really figured out what to do with them yet.

Also if you have rough fields there is a big bonus to having those big tires on the front too. :cowboy:

If you do a lot of maintenance on your own I'd suggest buying a quality impact. IR would probably be the best bang without breaking the bank. I mechanic for a living and have had quite a few impacts throughout the years. Snap on and Mac along with Matco do make quality impacts but the hardest...

That's some good looking ground CB.

I disagree. It depends on what your ground is like. Our "flat" fields are usually the ones that hold water the best so you may or may not run into some bad spots. Most are hills. On steep grades I feel that having the front end pulling is better that just lugging the tractor. Besides if I can...

I've found some information on that site but not quite what I'm needing to know. I've talked to three different Kubota dealers and looked all over online and none of them can answer my question. It's an older model made in Japan so I'm not surprised information is limited. Was also told the 305...