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I would like to encourage everyone viewing this post to vote whether you own a listed V rake or have just seen them in action.

If the trailer already has Detroit Police on the side of it, you should have police in a cruiser to escort you in or receive combat pay for the job.

I would like to poll fellow CT forum members on small 8-12 wheel carted wheel rakes with kicker wheel/wheels, used in grass hay. All rakes are close in price and come from good dealers. Comments are welcome.

Mother Deere has found the SynroPlus transamission only fit to put in open station tractors these days.

The SyncroPlus transmission will let you shift gears and ranges on the go. It works well.

I did check out the T4 tractors and drove one. Thought they looked a little light in the rear but the price wasn't too bad.

Glad to hear the 5100M is doing well for you SmokinM. Do you have a loader on, if so how much weight will it lift before the rear starts gets a little bouncy? bigbull338 have you had any issues or problems with your 6105D? From the best I can tell from the Deere website the standard 6105D...

I have been thinking some about trading tractors. Looking for a replacement for a 20+ year old 6300 Deere with cab, SyncroPlus transmission, loader and 2 wheel drive. I mostly do hay, feed 4'x5' round bales and run a 8' bush hog on some hilly ground. I have some concern about the emissions...

I have the uws and have been very happy with it.

As some has mentioned the 8 foot machine would be a good size and would be as easy to get down the road as a 7 foot mower, but you are gaining a lot more mechanical parts to gain a extra foot of cutting capacity. The 8' mower gains 2 gearboxes, 2 cross shafts, 2 blades and a stump jumper.

One thing that concerns me on the Bush Hog 320 series is that most of the frame is actually under the deck. You gotta wonder what happens to the frame if the blades get pushed up.

I have experience with both 3 point & pickup mowers. I have found the pull models work better for me on the hills of east Tennessee. Pull models seem to make the tractor more stable on the steeper hills. About the only reason for me to have a 3 point mower would be to save money since the 3...

Been looking at some Bush Hog (model 327) & Rhino (models 284 & 484) 7 foot pull rotary mowers. Anybody got opinions on these?

If my 6300 sat more than a day it would get air in the fuel system. The check valve on most the early 6000 series tractors are located in the tank. I put a check valve in the hose coming out of the tank & that solved the problem. Deere dealers stock them.

If the tractor has the factory switch, you should be able to take your tractor model & serial number to the Deere dealer & buy a replacement key or two.

If the tractor has the factory switch, you should be able to take your tractor model & serial number to the Deere dealer & buy a replacement key or two.

The one that is paid for. ;-)

Thanks for the replys. Currently doing the plastic barrels and find them a pain to handle and unload. Might be able to build or buy a small trailer for a small gravity box (I don't want to keep the gooseneck tied up with a box on it). Checked with Heavybilt on a feed buggy, but shipping is an...

I have been looking for a good way to get bulk feed pellets from the Co-op to the farm and store them. I have been looking at the feed buggy and the corn caddy from Heavybilt Mfg. Has anyone had experience with these or other types of feed buggys and how good do they work out?

We have run Stihl chain saws & trimmers for the last 25 years or so with good luck. I don't think the newer stuff is quite as rugged as the older models, but the newer models are lighter in weight and run good.