Posted by Geo-TH,In on April 15, 2020 at 08:43:59 from (174.241.129.136):
In Reply to: Tractor withdrawal posted by larry@stinescorner on April 15, 2020 at 02:35:18:
Larry, I got my tractor therapy in Saturday. Mowed 2 acres. Then loaded 4 dump trailers with gravel from old no longer used drive. I've made a nice gravel driveway to new pole barn. My friend with the 10 acre horse ranch hauled 3 of the loads. Every two weeks I'll mow again and load more gravel.
It's sweet using the Kubota loader and mowing while inside a cab. Mower is my rear ballast. I estimate the bucket is a third of a yard, 900 to 1000# gravel and a little dirt.
Still waiting on parts. I think I can get the terramite rear end back together soon. I'll be mowing up north this weekend for the first time. Down south will be soon, second cutting. George
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