What did you do with your tractor today?

I had the MF7 out Saturday for the first mow of the year. Sorry no pictures. I need to get some weight on the front end. Front end comes off the ground letting out the clutch. I have not had time to get batteries in the rest of the tractors. Been out of town for work and will be out of town next week to go see my son and daughter. Projects are pilling up already.
My Sears SS15 wants to raise up when I’m pulling a plow or disc. I actually made a bracket to use to hang barbell weights that my son left behind. Wouldn’t you know it he decided he wants them to start working out again. Off to plan B
 
Ours has a Briggs snow blower 8 hp engine, someone else put in before we owned it. Man they cut the grass some nice. I find they are tippy side to side because of being narrow. I loaded the rear tires to help with that.
Jumpins, now that I think of it we’ve had the MF7 tractor 18 years this month. It was the second tractor my son and I got when we got into the garden tractor craze.

Noel
 
Ours has a Briggs snow blower 8 hp engine, someone else put in before we owned it. Man they cut the grass some nice. I find they are tippy side to side because of being narrow. I loaded the rear tires to help with that.
Jumpins, now that I think of it we’ve had the MF7 tractor 18 years this month. It was the second tractor my son and I got when we got into the garden tractor craze.

Noel
Happy 18th anniversary of owning that little MF7, Noel and son!

Guess I got my first MF 32 years ago. The MF8E. Never got a red one until 12 years ago. That's when I found out that folks like them to collect and restore too.

DAC
 
Might take out the Case 224 for some fresh air today. Might.
I’d say I’ll be cuttin grass soon. Some places need it some don’t.


Noel.
 

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DAC
 
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