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I don't know enough about them to say yes or no, I do know some of the Kawasaki engines had problems with oil leaks.

 

I’m headed out to put the wet spots in and now plant 2020 will be officially done as long as it doesn’t get drowned out!

 

I missed the 10 acres part, I wouldn't want to mow that much with a 52" anything

 

Is that soybeans beside your storage bins? If so they look great

 

Ouch because it will take a while? I'd expect 3 hours. Maybe 4?

We will eventually get a tractor, but it's not in the budget right now.

 

Have you mowed the 10 acres? The reason I ask is, is it rough or smooth? That will be a factor in how long it will take as well.

 

Not yet. It's not super smooth. But its now too rough or steep. It's definitely no football field. Was a cow pasture decades ago.
Eventually there will be a house, shop, stable and a couple fields to mow around. But right now, its empty.

 

Why are you mowing 10 acres?

 

Yessir, thanks! Corns looking even better than them right now too.

 

And 0 percent on some.

 

Did you order an engine rebuild kit? Let me know what you think of it if you went that route, I need to rebuild one of ours. It sounds like a diesel if you idle it down low enough.

 

Let’s hope so. I’m looking to sell it. I just tested out the tiller. I was pleasantly surprised at how well it did TBH.

Now I’m going to throw the sickle bar on and see how it does. Figure it’ll be easier to sell if people can see it working.

 

We have eleven acres here, probably five of it is lawn. I just picked up one of these 60” DR tow mowers and offset it behind my X585 that has a 60” deck. It speeds up the process quite a bit. Especially, with no obstacles to mow around.

 

Looks like it did a great job

 

Those tracks make a lot of difference, don’t they?

 

@ColoradoTJ yoi could use a porta-power to push it back if you had something to brace it against, or use another tractor or other piece of equipment to anchor a come along to and pull it back from the other side (assuming you can access it through).
I think the material you’re planning on adding should be enough, if you feel that it’s a little light still you could cut a piece of tube to fit tight and weld it in the middle somewhere it doesn’t interfere.

 

I think if you can get it back where it needs to be with that and put some plates on it, it should help it.

Wonder what is causing it to spread like it is?