What did you do with your SCUT Deere today?

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starkeyb

Discussion Starter · Dec 17, 2011 (Edited by Moderator)

I find it amazing how these machines make you say, yay I have work to do. Ive been meaning to collect some firewood for a few months now. Got 'er done today, and really quick and easy too!

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Victory Pete

· #18 · Dec 26, 2011

I finished grading my clay driveway, for now anyway. 2320 with 54" plow in front, 48" boxblade and york rake.

Merry Christmas

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Victory Pete

· #60 · Feb 2, 2012

It was 60 degrees here in RI so I backbladed the ruts in my Clayway!

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Victory Pete

· #91 · Mar 7, 2012

Whito123 said:
Turn this:
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Into this:
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Here's a photo with a few things in the foreground so you can see how big the woodchip pile is. 5' high:
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I would like to take that pile and with the help of this http://www.ebay.com/itm/PELLET-MILL...680?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a668d26b0 and heat my house with my John Deere Pellet stove!

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Victory Pete

· #94 · Mar 7, 2012

rgd said:
ooh... a Marshal amplified wood stoveeace:

Yes, the Vacuum Tubes help in the heating!

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Grading my "Clay Riddled" driveway, about to hit 50 hours, I have a filter kit pack and Tranny oil and 0W-40 synthetic coming just in time for some maintenance. It is almost 70 degrees here in RI already!

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Victory Pete

· #101 · Mar 12, 2012

Grading my backyard for a new lawn,

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Victory Pete

· #109 · Mar 18, 2012

XSKIER said:
My first attempt at shooting, editing, and uploading using an iphone4. Using a TSC landscape rake on ground that is just a little too wet.

http://www.greentractortalk.com/for...0-quot-cat-1-landscape-rake&p=28673#post28673

I am waiting for my newly graded backyard to dry, it is still damp and it is hard to rake.

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Victory Pete

· #113 · Mar 19, 2012

ChrisR said:
I did not use my 2720 today, but I did mow for the first time with my JD Z655 zero turn mower.
This was the first time I have been on a zero turn mower. The learning curve was not as bad as I thought it might be.
I even mowed around the edge of a pond. I thought I would have to use the 2720 for that. Mowing sure is faster with a zero turn mower, but after 20 years I miss mowing with a tractor mower.

You have grass to mow already? It is still Winter!

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Victory Pete

· #118 · Mar 20, 2012

ChrisR said:
Yes we do.

I was about 20 miles south of here today & it looked like they had mowed several times already.

Have you been getting the "Heat Wave"?

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Victory Pete

· #120 · Mar 20, 2012

Runner said:
Trimmed trees, then chipped branches.

Looks good, this was me last May with my recently traded in 2305.

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Victory Pete

· #143 · May 21, 2012

Tomfive said:
Make a "second pass" 90 degrees from the first pass. Twice the seat time and that criss-cross pattern will really make your lawn look good. :laugh:

I used to do that all the time with my 2305 and 54C mulching mower. I now have a 2320 with a 62D mulching mower. It still works well but you do have to go slower, mulching is a worthwhile compromise.

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