Learn me Tractor, Front end loaders, and backhoes

Terramite? Look them up, they came in a few different sizes.,

Stampie said:

In reply to JThw8 :

Here's a picture.  Pretty mild. 

Oh yeah, I wouldnt hesitate on that, mine are about 3 ft deep and 3ft wide so no tractor for them.   I usually keep them down with weed killer and a torch :)  I'd love to buy a nice offset mower for the job but it feels like a waste of money all things considered.

Stampie said:

In reply to JThw8 :

Here's a picture.  Pretty mild. 

One solution is buy a scythe for Little Stampie and send him out there. It builds character.

Goats chained to a long line parallel with the road. 

In reply to Purple Frog (Forum Supporter) :

You know goats intrigue me.  They seem like they're cool.  I've had some good dishes made with goat meat but I think they're like that pesky little brother that's always getting into your stuff.

In reply to Stampie :

Your fence will need to be able to hold water if you plan on keeping goats.

ShawnG said:

In reply to bearmtnmartin (Forum Supporter) :

Sounds like our Kubota.

Being able to use skid steer attachments is great.

Hydrostatic transmissions are wonderful.

Hydrostats are a miracle.  Ultimate control and they're mostly bulletproof.  The Ford 1700 we have is equally bulletproof, but the constant clutching and grinding gets old.

Been hitting MP and CL.  Anyone got stuff to say about a Case 990?  I know it's a British Dave Brown tractor.  Are they bad like Jaguars?

Edit - Wait ... Dave Brown ... is this an Aston Martin tractor?  Will I start cussing out all the Lamborghini and Porsche tractor owning neighbors in the King's English?

I ended up with a 25HP Mahindra with a front loader and some 3 point attachments. I'm using it more than I expected, and I wish I had a backhoe attachment for it.

The only real advice I can give is that a quick hitch for the 3 point is a real time saver if you change implements very much.