yellowrosefarm

Must push pretty well, since the blade has a bit of a "smiley face"

My first car was a 72 Citroen DS21 Pallas with that manual trans that I bought in 78. After that also had a 76 F150 with a 3 on the tree. Had manuals in IH light line, MG's, Mazda, Toyota, Isuzu. Currently have 88 Nissan pickup, 08 Chevy Aveo5, 89 Toyota Camry wagon and 88 S1600 IH with manual trans. I just saw on GovDeals, a 2003 2500HD, 6.0, long bed extra cab, 4x4 with a 5 speed manual trans and 127K miles sell for $9000. So, I would say they are still popular.

Loegering is the old time company that makes the track and chain systems for wheeled skid steers https://www.loegering.com/tracksystems.html

https://tirechain.com/12-16-5-reinforced-european-style-net-tire-chains-priced-per-pair-set-of-2/ These are similar to what I have, but you have to drive them on. They don't sell mine any more, so they may not be worth a darn, or they didn't sell a lot. I've put them on, but never actually used them. If it's that bad, I'm going to be on the 4x4 tractor most likely anyways.

https://www.kavonixo.com/products/model-1910-tractor-tire-studs?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=24306088791&gbraid=0AAAABAcuPFzUcjCP4vlW951muiz1jJhEl&gclid=CjwKCAiAkrbXBhB2EiwA2y1E3vDOqKELqOV12pOxXjR_krME-kp6fhl0lofrOTBh-TcUPn8TRgvJqhoCpG0QAvD_BwE

I bought a set for my Bobcat 873, but have never used them. They are the basket style from tirechain.com. I figured on putting them in the back as it seems like the turning action would try to scrub them off the front. Maybe that isn't a big deal for the ladder type chains. These can be put on without jacking the machine up or running over them.

I'm no expert, but my understanding is that the track pads made for snow have a hole over the sprocket tooth to keep that from happening.

I just paid $500 to have my tractor hauled 70 miles, because the transmission went out in my truck. That was by far the cheapest quote of the 3 companies I called. Would have been $100 in fuel if I had been able to do it, so well worth it to me. I can't see a 400 mile haul being less than thousands, fuel being 4-500 of that.

My wife used to complain about my dirty mechanic clothes in the washer............until I caught her putting horse blankets and saddle pads in there.

I've got a 2355 with just a regular gear transmission for a total of 8 forward and 4 reverse. Mine was made in Germany

If he can afford to drive that car frequently, I'm sure the no front plate ticket doesn't mean a lot.

From what I can find, there are only 4 sizes, all 12" https://www.carlstar.com/our-products/product-detail/versa-turf/

I see that Husky has thoroughly ingratiated his way into your family.🤣

What are those tires? I'd like to see if they have them in 29x12:00x15

I'm surprised that with the pink and blue project you have, there is time for any others😃