Lanse: Something you might be able to make some money doing is finish grading yards and drive ways. A box blade on your tractor with the loader on the front work pretty good for doing that. Also on longer lanes the ripper teeth on a box blade will loosen the gravel up to a uniform depth so you can grade pot holes shut and they will stay they way. So you maybe can pickup some work on existing drives/lanes.
I will second to skip the mowing/bush hogging. It is a rough job that can be very hard on equipment. You need to keep you tractor in good shape to last you a long time.
I would look at expanding your shop skills before trying to make money with your tractor. I hate to say this but it does not take as many skills to run a tractor as it does to make a good weld or machine something. See if there are any classes you can take to learn more machining skills. This would pay bigger dividends in the long run. The wider your skill set the more work you will pickup.
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