From the looks of the padding on the rops you must belong to the bumping the head into the rops club. :thumbup1gif::nunu:
From the looks of the padding on the rops you must belong to the bumping the head into the rops club. :thumbup1gif::nunu:Had some help from the youngest preparing the shooting lane from my hunting blind.
He helped me mow down a low spot for spreading corn, beets, apples, etc. then watched as I moved a large log into position then helped me feed the critters.
Caught these pics on the game camera.
According to the shadow in the pic plus the close up pic, if a person drives over that maybe they shouldn't be driving a tractor. Just say'en...:greentractorride:only a suggestion, it's your choice. I would think if your tractor will not go over a 4" block of wood then there is something wrong with that tractor.
You just had to bust my bubble. I didn't know any metric were the same size as American. 15/16th fit just right so I got to thinking, "hey American, great". Oh well...:empathy:Actually it is metric--24MM, just happens that a 15/16" is the same as 24MM
I'd load it back up but not with water.Well we finally got the tire reseated on the 4110. It finally warmed up enoughso I went out and cleaned a little of the trail up. Probably work on that more tomorrow.
Question. The rear tires were loaded. The unseated tire obviously lost most of it's water. Should we reload that tire or just unload the other one? It doesn't snow often around here but the driveway will have to be plowed when it does. Oh and we will be ripping up the ground for next years garden before it freezes this winter.
Should I bring it to her attention? :laugh:I hope Babycakes doesn't see this. :lol:
We need a video. :laugh:I pulled the John Deere out of the heated garage stall and parked it outside and performed a ceremonial "Snow Dance" to bring on the white stuff. Ready to play with the blade and blower(s).
The tractor is actually far better at dancing than I am so we will have to see what happens next......:thumbup1gif:.
The tractor said something about how it wanted to audition for "Dancing with the Stars" or something like that but I had no idea what it was talking about.:dance:
Much more and you won't be able to find the tractor. :thumbup1gif:
I knew you could do it as I seen it done on YouTube. I just never did. Will from now on though. :thumbup1gif:Oh man - I know that must have hurt! Those things sure have some pressure. I learned by accident just this past summer that you can mount the loader with the clamps in the down position - they will just slide up over the posts.
I now have to get off the tractor and use 2 hands to lift the clamps to remove it.
I did! Had to go back to the manual and reread as I some how missed what others were talking about. Seen it now, know better, all is good. Thanks for the heads up people. :thumbup1gif:Sorry to here that. If that were me, I would have been talking to myself in a very unpleasant, loud kind of way.
Need to try this. Never lifted the bucket that far unhooking. Thanks, you too Gizmo2!! :thumbup1gif:Aw, I got beat to the RTFM post.oh well... Also from the manual.
Detach H120 Loader
9. Retract bucket cylinders until latches (A) automatically return to locked (down) position.
10. CAUTION: Avoid injury from latch closure. Make sure latches are closed before leaving loader unattended.
Thanks Bill, I needed that. You made me laugh! :laugh:Truly sorry for your loss Levi, it's not a task anyone wants to perform for a pet that has loved them for those many years.
Other than that, all I did with my Deere today was crank her up in the shop, let her come up to operating temp, went through the motions of raising and lowering the drawbars a few times, and shut her down and hooked up the trickle charger to her.