Volfandt
New member
I've just discovered this neat forum by following a link to a link to a link etc., 
and whats funny is that I've heard of this forum before but never knew the url, well I knows it now
I've been posting for a while over on other tractor based forums (TBN, MTF, WH, etc) and some may recognize me. Anyways I'll introduce myself to the lucky ones that haven't
I currently own and operate 2004 Kubota BX23 w/a 60" MMM and it serves as my primary tractor/mower.
I also own and operate a mostly stock 1966 Wheel Horse 856 that has the OEM 50" sicklemower, 42" front snow/plow blade and 36" rear discharge deck. It's primary use is to sicklemow a long bank and around a pond as well as haul a 10 cu ft cart around and haul whatever is in it. It cuts down on just about ALL my wead eater time
I've owned tractors and L&G tractors of other sizes & brands and enjoy machinery of all makes and models.
I enjoy tinkering with all kinds of machinery and I read more manuals than I do novels.
At times I almost wish I lived up north so I could enjoy all that "snow" related machinery but then again, I don't have much use for the white stuff after Christmas so I'll just stay put.
Have a good 'un
Volfandt
and whats funny is that I've heard of this forum before but never knew the url, well I knows it now I've been posting for a while over on other tractor based forums (TBN, MTF, WH, etc) and some may recognize me. Anyways I'll introduce myself to the lucky ones that haven't
I currently own and operate 2004 Kubota BX23 w/a 60" MMM and it serves as my primary tractor/mower.
I also own and operate a mostly stock 1966 Wheel Horse 856 that has the OEM 50" sicklemower, 42" front snow/plow blade and 36" rear discharge deck. It's primary use is to sicklemow a long bank and around a pond as well as haul a 10 cu ft cart around and haul whatever is in it. It cuts down on just about ALL my wead eater time
I've owned tractors and L&G tractors of other sizes & brands and enjoy machinery of all makes and models.
I enjoy tinkering with all kinds of machinery and I read more manuals than I do novels.
At times I almost wish I lived up north so I could enjoy all that "snow" related machinery but then again, I don't have much use for the white stuff after Christmas so I'll just stay put.
Have a good 'un
Volfandt
