Building a House with Wood

[Campgottagopee]

My weights are for the front. I used to have a brush hog which made the front pretty light.
Beet juice in the rear tires is the way to go, imo. Non-corrosive, won't freeze, and it's heavy.

 

[jasonwx]

Well, here I go again with saying something that’s probably unpopular probably none of my business but what the hell
Harvey, you just built a brand new house that had to be north of 750 K spend the extra 5K and hire somebody to spread the stone and dirt
Of course, I say this with peace and love

 

[Tjf1967]

Well, here I go again with saying something that’s probably unpopular probably none of my business but what the hell
Harvey, you just built a brand new house that had to be north of 750 K spend the extra 5K and hire somebody to spread the stone and dirt

Dude it's the north country. If you want anything done you better plan on doing it yourself or spend 5 times the amount it should cost. There are so few skilled laborers and they cost. Supply and demand

 

[Tjf1967]

My weights are for the front. I used to have a brush hog which made the front pretty light.
Beet juice in the rear tires is the way to go, imo. Non-corrosive, won't freeze, and it's heavy.

Do you have beet juice in yours? I never heard that before. I googled it and it is a thing. Who knew

 

[Cork]

I'd also recommend having the rear tires filled with beet juice.

If a tractor is old with a FEL, filling tires is mandatory from the dealer.

 

[Cork]

Do you have beet juice in yours? I never heard that before. I googled it and it is a thing. Who knew

That's all that is used now by dealers

 

[Sbob]

That's all that is used now by dealers

That must be quite a mess if you hit something sharp.

Do the north country critters like beets?

 

[Campgottagopee]

Do you have beet juice in yours? I never heard that before. I googled it and it is a thing. Who knew

Yes
It's completely worth it

 

[Adirondack Johnny]

If getting a smaller subcompact size tractor in the 23-25 HP range, I recommend wheel spacers. They tip easy. Especially if someone new to them is operating.

 

[Campgottagopee]

3hrs start to finish. It ain't perfect but the stuff literally fell off a truck. Can't beat the price. It cost me a tank of fuel