What I'm seeing today

[PCC]

This pest has been hanging around for a week or so.

 

[talltimber]

Not today, but a week or so ago. Maybe a cool view for someone who doesn't get to see it often.




PCC, I enjoyed your pic.

 

[PCC]

Thank you talltimber,
I would much rather be seeing my cows and the Evil Witch (the horse) but that's a couple of weeks off.

 

[Boots]

A basket of deplorables

 

[slick4591]

This pest has been hanging around for a week or so.

And all this time I thought y'all made pets out of them. :lol:

 

[PCC]

Only the small ones, when they get that size they take up to much room on the couch.

 

[Bigfoot]

 

[AdamsCreek]

 

[JMJ Farms]

 

[callmefence]

Great pic Bigfoot.

Hauled cottonseed yesterday.
Dump trailer sure makes it nice

 

[skyhightree1]

 

[TexasBred]

Wow Sky...think you can handle all those gauges and still drive that rascal?? :lol2:

 

[Bigfoot]

Love those little tractors. I'll use mine 10 times, before I ever use my big tractor.

 

[SoILcattle]

I win

 

[Bigfoot]

I win

Now that is a nice pic.

 

[skyhightree1]

Wow Sky...think you can handle all those gauges and still drive that rascal?? :lol2:

Its hard but I am pressing on with it :lol2:

Love those little tractors. I'll use mine 10 times, before I ever use my big tractor.

:lol2: They are handy and can go in small places

 

[Rafter S]

I win

Yes, you do. Congratulations.

 

[greybeard]

:lol2: They are handy and can go in small places[/quote]

Good thing they have a big steering wheel too--need it with no power steering.
Downside to them has always been a hesitancy to start after wet weather unless the ignition has been modified from the original. Keep that clutch pedal locked down when you aren't using it--bad about the clutch disc locking to the flywheel and pressure plate--and it only takes a few weeks for it to happen..btdt

 

[True Grit Farms]

:lol2: They are handy and can go in small places

Good thing they have a big steering wheel too--need it with no power steering.
Downside to them has always been a hesitancy to start after wet weather unless the ignition has been modified from the original. Keep that clutch pedal locked down when you aren't using it--bad about the clutch disc locking to the flywheel and pressure plate--and it only takes a few weeks for it to happen..btdt[/quote]

Thumb buster for sure and a sprained wrist if you hit a stump or tree. They also go to fast to rotary mow on for my liking. I sold my 8N and bought a MF35 diesel best move ever, until I got my industrial 1020 JD.

 

[skyhightree1]

:lol2: They are handy and can go in small places

Good thing they have a big steering wheel too--need it with no power steering.
Downside to them has always been a hesitancy to start after wet weather unless the ignition has been modified from the original. Keep that clutch pedal locked down when you aren't using it--bad about the clutch disc locking to the flywheel and pressure plate--and it only takes a few weeks for it to happen..btdt

Thumb buster for sure and a sprained wrist if you hit a stump or tree. They also go to fast to rotary mow on for my liking. I sold my 8N and bought a MF35 diesel best move ever, until I got my industrial 1020 JD.[/quote]

I never had any issues with weather but after I get a 8n I bring it in and do a complete electrical upgrade and change to 12v. If not converted then I have had issues.
TG yea that thing can get you if not paying attention.. I like them but I agree for the HP they have they tend to go faster than id like for it to but it cuts paths very well for me. I wish I could use my cub but its too weak. I have 2 8n's one for sale and this for my small hunting paths and footplots in the woods