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In my experience, it is dry enough when all the leaves have fallen off.

Go to www.ytmag.com and find their 8n discussion page. The guys there REALLY know their stuff and will have you going in no time. That's a great tractor and can do a whole bunch of work.

I have both a 3010 and 610 mule. While the bed on the 610 is a bit smaller, it is a way nicer ride. Steers easier, because driver isn't sitting over front axle. Easier to get in and out of. Can't notice any difference in power or noise level. The 610 will handle tough going in mud or snow...

Ended up making two trips. First time around after loading the panels I rigged a gin pole in the center of the bed and used a ratcheting 2" web strap to hold up the rear 6' of the panels. looked good sitting still, got a bit bouncy if i went too fast......went back, got a sack of feed, put it...

Anyone know any good tricks for transporting those 16' panels in pickup with an 8' bed? Picking up 10 tomorrow, not looking forward to all that sagging and bouncing.

6 pages and nobody mentioned Jimmy Rogers? I see Bob Wills got a few votes, and rightly so, but none for Spade Cooley, who outsold him and ran him off the road musically. Ya'll that aren't satisfied with what passes for C&W today should try going back in time a bit, you will be delighted at...

Got a new 5303 three years ago. it hasn't missed a beat, zero problems.