FarmerJamie - A new beginning

[flowerbug]

yeah, those tires in the picture look like they'd make a mess.

hope your new baby works out well for you.

 

[Simpleterrier]

I had that exact same set up. The tires are the best of both world they won't hurt your yard. Did a change up two years ago had the smaller one for 10yrs. Don't like the bigger ones tires as much.

 

[Mini Horses]

@Simpleterrier are you a 2 tractor family?

My Branson is set up for a belly mower, don't have one...bushog used. My biggest issue is always the changing of implements. They're heavy and need some strength to get the 3pt hooked up. Oh, I get it done but normally try to do all I think I need done before the next change out!! Not like the pull implements behind a riding mower .

All in all the help for most lift, pull, hauling jobs can be a real help!! I got mine to be my muscle

 

[Simpleterrier]

Nope that was in with the new out with the old pic. Owned the smaller one for ten years sold it for 2000 less then I paid for it

 

[FarmerJamie]

Frustrating afternoon/evening. Grey dark skies yesterday, I prefer to paint with lots of natural light. Didn't happen yesterday, worked on volunteer gig admin stuff, then assembled a new bookcase instead for the family room. Complicated, but nice and solid, matches the color scheme nicely.

 

[frustratedearthmother]

Love the corner shelf! Congrats on putting it together...yikes!

 

[murphysranch]

Showed my hubs the Kubota. He said remember when we had one? Yup, it was quite the workhorse!! Congratulations!!

 

[baymule]

I love my 23 HP Kubota. You can get a quick change set up for the back too.

 

[FarmerJamie]

Second bookcase in the kitchen for cookbooks and stuff. Have the painting done in that corner, so I can now hang the big door curtains
Oh, and Paisley the Brave was my assistant. Tappity-tapped every bag of hardware, every tool, and thought whacking wooden dowels across the kitchen floor was a missing step in the assembly instructions.

 

[FarmerJamie]

Small steps...