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Haha, all good my friend! That does look comfortable. I still like my springy seat. Also, you made for great conversation in the suggested products at the bottom of this thread:

 

I have that seat on my big mower. Takes the bumps out of mowing my fields.

 

There is some on Yesterday’s Tractor under the Ford parts.

 

Might be able to watch this place for a set close to you also.
I buy quite a bit from the auction site.
https://www.auctiontime.com/

 

I have one. It’s the lt46. I don’t mow with it, it is only a snowblower for us. But it works pretty well.
It’s got the same shitty light duty transmission as most of the entry level riders out there, which I’m sure I’ll wear out before anything else on the machine.

 

I’ve never used the clamp on forks, I was blessed when I bought my tractor the man already had a set of forks with a quick attach frame.

 

Does your tractor have a quick attach bucket? My dad bought a set of forks and had a frame made for his loader. Think it cost him around $400.

 

I don’t see why they wouldn’t either, as long as they aren’t over weighted they should be fine.

 

I’d say no more than they cost they would be worth a try.

 

I have done some, my tractor is 60hp and I use a 6’ cutter. I won’t do it for less than $65 an hour, especially if it’s new land I’m not familiar with. If you hit a stump or something you can tear something up or puncture a tire. I’ve had 3 rear flats in the past 5 years from bush hogging.

 

I think as long as you’re not overheating it a bunch, it should last fine. Ie: not super steep terrain, and not keeping the undercarriage plugged full of grass clippings.

 

My dad always told me it doesn’t cost anything to sit in the shed. If someone thinks your high, move on and don’t worry about it is what I say.

 

I do it but by the hour.