Posted by akclark1023 on March 04, 2021 at 07:03:00 from (198.57.52.141):
Just wanted to put in a big thank you for all the help Ive gotten on here. Im really new to using a tractor in this manner (I grew up with a 8n but really only ever used it for scraping out horse corrals) and from implement suggestions to helping me walk myself through working on a LP tractor, to not realizing why I have no go because my aux was in neutral...everyones been helpful!
Even on stupid stuff. Like non farmer me trying to figure out how to plow up an area and the suggestion that a 2 bottom plow wasnt the tool I needed so I sold it and bought a disc plow and tore in a full size arena in about 2 hours - super happy there with how that turned out!
Just really appreciative of help and not being told Im a brainless twit. My daughters and I appreciate having an arena to practice barrel racing in - all thanks to folks who know how to plow up ground and what tool to suggest, and to tell me to check the aux shifter, and where I can get help with this LP system (still working on that one - my gas company could only tell me how to not burn or blow myself up while refilling).
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