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justin, if you import all the favorites into firefox, they'll all still be there just like they are in internet explorer... just safer. its easy clicking....

man, i want a 2305 or 2210 in the worst way. i think they are one of the most handy tractors to have around. if only someone would give me 10k that i could put to good use....

the mastercraft courser c/t's are a good combo tire from what i've run. i've got 23K on these tires and they've got at least 10K left on them. lots of on road stuff, with the need for 4WD occasionlly. not bad for $650 mounted/balanced/out the door in 25 minutes.

justin, that antivirus deal sounds like what mom and dad have on their computer. i'm going to work on their computer this weekend, i'll let you know what i come up with for a solution.

would you swap the trans too?

that's funny. my mouse won't work any more either. here's a picture. maybe you guys can figure out what's wrong.

i just bought 2 allison brand OEM spin on's from our local allison dealer for i believe about 8.90 a piece. i was also able to get transynd from them as well. if you can't find any filters cheaper than that, i'll buy some from my dealer and ship 'em do you to save some money. a pint of...

i've got an HP laptop and i got it for under 1K last year from best buy. its got a full keyboard with number pad on the side which is very handy for work. i think its got a 250 GB hard drive and unfortunately it has windows vista on it too.

i thought that's what the heated seats were for??

i've got a set of Mastercraft Courser CT's (265/75/16's) on my truck now. they've got 23K miles on them now and have about 10K miles left on them atleast. they are a fairly aggressive tread pattern on them, which i like for stuff around the farm. they're not noisy on the road and don't pick up a...

justin, one of these might help. you could mount it somewhere that is a little easier access. http://www.jcwhitney.com/Battery-Switches-Isolators/600000926.jcw?gclid=CKny77uCsJcCFQSPFQodUB1Ljg

Ryan, its up at Pefley's in Lagro. dad bought it at the sale they had last Thursday. we should have bought it the week before for their advertised price, but you live and learn i guess.

i put one on my truck, and i chose to use the wire clip to keep it in the locked position.

its about 42' long and about 14'6 wide. i think it weighs somewhere between 15-17K. we pulled our corn planter (2 pt hitch) home from indianapolis (165 miles) behind the semi a couple years ago. we might be able to use the same type of hitch to do this. i'll have to dig those pictures up to see...

its long! i'll give you guys an idea of what it is. http://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/detail.aspx?OHID=5444312&GUID=B0A887BC4FEF4BD8B771162A03A6FD06 that's a link to one identical to the one we bought.

we got all of our recreational fall tillage done a week ago. now we just have to figure out how to get the bean planter home from indiana that we bought thursday. its a big son of a bitch that uses a 3pt hitch set up. any ideas other than driving the tractor 120 miles back with it??

NAR mentioned refurbing the cab. http://www.fehrcab.com/CabKits.asp we've used those type in the past. they work pretty well. good luck.

i concur. that looks sharp.

i'm getting ready to mount my farm two way radio in the bottom of those two cubby holes. i'll let you knwo how it goes.

you can fix your gauge cluster yourself for about 7 bucks each gauge. i fixed my oil pressure gauge when it went bad.