Lazy WP

I will buy from McDonalds every time I can. They are loyal supporters of my cull cows, and I don’t have to worry about any impossible meat. They are the only fast food chain that supports the families who are dealing with extended hospitalization, with the Ronald McDonald house. Just my thoughts.

I have a 9 foot mower that I would sell reasonably. There’s a truck sitting in my yard that is going to New York before this time next year or I will own it and put it on the road here! @1586 Jeff

Local fence builder runs steel grousers on his JD skid steer. Says they are better than a tracked machine, in that they get around better in wet conditions and don’t tear on rocks and brush. BUT he says if you ever spin the tires inside the tracks, they are done.

Extremely popular in the 70s around the north central part of Nebraska. Kosch Hayvester. Mounted on a 400. Pretty sure @sandhiller still has his front bar mounted on a M. I have had 3 of these mounted on different tractors. Super 88 Oliver, 450 diesel, and this 400. Mine have all been double 7 foot bars, but a lot of guys would put a 9 foot bar on the back.

I am seriously considering running screws in my tires. They are foam filled, I guess. Non pneumatic anyway

Yepper

And I will guarantee that I could reach further over the edge of a pond with this, but you had to have a brain to run it.

like these I have been using German double hard guards like these. It probably doesn’t make a lot of difference if you’re not mowing several hundred acres a year, but they made a HUGE DIFFERENCE when I was custom haying.

You would be hard pressed to find parts for any make other than the 2 I mentioned.

7 foot bar will get broken or bent WAY less than a 9 foot. I would look for any of the IH balanced head mowers. Someone else will have to help with the numbers but I believe 100, 1100, and 1300? Should be able to find them for less than $1000. Throw the old ledger plate guards away and put on the “swather style” double guards! I have 3 of them and left the tail wheels on all but the hitch is on 3 point so I can change the angle of the guards hydraulicly on the go. In the Sandhills, they are the best thing ever, in the more humid areas, they are a challenge if you have wet gopher mounds.

No problem. I was tired when I posted. Be interesting to see if the same people respond on yours and the same way, as they did on Ethan’s

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Guess I am curious as to why we need another thread about favorite tractors. Maybe the teenagers need to read a few posts

I got my 2090 Case hauled 800 miles for $800 dollars. I wasn’t in a hurry and he was going past the loading point with a half empty trailer. On the flip side I just quoted a guy $2000 to go 150 miles today. Hurry up deal and I already have enough work for the week. I don’t remember what Bitty paid to get his 450 hauled, but I think it was fairly reasonable. Some guys are stupidly trying to keep their truck loaded and will haul at a loss. I’m not usually one of them, but have been known to haul at break even.

Location location location! Where to and from. Is it available after hours and will you unload after hours? Little things like that can get you way better prices