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Let me see what I can come up with, thanks!!!

 

I don’t really want to just get rid of it. It’s not really in my way. Just been waiting for the right person to pass it along to. You know?

 

No problem

 

Here's the 2555 I had. I used it to bale hay for my dad, it was nice but I didn't need it and sold it several years ago. He's since quit farming because of major back problems.

 

Fastenall. If there is a Fastenall nearby they will ship anything palletized to another of their locations for cheap since they do their own inventory transfers

 

yep...I’ve used Fastenal shipping a lot. Pretty easy...go to website and find the shipping link...you’ll submit the from store and to store, weight, dimensions, and a picture preferably palletized already, then they will email you a quote to accept. Then you drop at the From store.

 

Same. I love how versatile the modern compact diesels are, but when we have more land I'm definitely buying an old pre-1960 Ford to haul firewood, plow up a larger garden, and possibly hay with.

 

@jlusmc show us some pictures of that tractor

 

Here ya go.
2001 L4300 DT 4x4 and 2018 L4801 HST 4x4

 

Nice! Thanks for sharing

 

not quite the farm size but for our 130 acres they work great.

 

I had kinda been looking for a corn planter a few years ago. My wife made a get well basket for a friends wife, they are older and I've known them my whole life. He's always trading on stuff. I took the basket over to her one day a couple years ago and was talking to him in their kitchen and saw this corn planter in his shed and ask him how much. He said $100. SOLD!


Had to make a new fertilizer ring, went with stainless.



Had to make a fast hitch point too.



Took it apart and had my buddy who owns the powdercoat place run his magic on it.

 

Here’s mine the year I bought it. Ain’t as pretty as yours but it works good. I planted the first planting of sweet corn with it the other day.

 

Rented this for a month to reclaim our family campsite on some property we have about an hour away.


I need one.

 

How did the bush hog work being hydraulic driven? I’ve never used one like that.

 

the bush hog attachment is actually mine and it’s awesome!! It’s made by Bushmaster and has a diamond shaped carrier called “The Devastator” and it obliterates vegetation!

The deck is cut so the blade actually swings out beyond the deck to cut small trees, brush etc.

What I love most is I can turn it up vertically and limb a tree as high as the machine can reach.

I’ve used multiple Fecon type mulching heads, and they DO have a use but are expensive. That Bushmaster I can destroy 5 times over before reaching the Fecon costs.

I’ve given it serious hell, and it is bulletproof.

I had a Gehl skid steer and 5 other attachments...sold the machine and this is the only one I kept.

 

Here's a 1985 420 I restored to use around the house

 

Very nice, I much prefer old iron over the new stuff.

 

Thanks, me too. It's a fun hobby, here's another I did with my Dad a year or two back (think this one is a 69 model, one of the rare "patio" tractors)