Do You Know Old Tractors? Here’s a Test
February 19, 2019Think you know a lot about the history of tractors and the various popular models through the years? See if you can identify these two rusty relics.
Think you know a lot about the history of tractors and the various popular models through the years? See if you can identify these two rusty relics.
A front-end loader is great for some moving and hauling, but a forklift attachment helps you move certain things more easily and safely.
Polar vortex or not, extreme cold seems normal for winter in the Midwest and other regions. Here are tips that will help you and various parts of your farm get through it.
Rotary mowers (commonly called brush or bush hogs) and grooming mowers can, in turn, help you tame overgrown areas and give open spaces a manicured look.
Tractors and cold weather don’t get along very well, so if you need to keep yours running during the winter, here are tips for helping a disagreeable machine start.
Powerful tractors come with big price tags, but not every farmer needs the maximum level of power. Learn what level of horsepower is right for your needs.
Farm machinery can be complicated, and even if it’s not, you might forget how to perform infrequent maintenance tasks. Manuals are the best resource for operational and other data.
These DIY guidelines provide plans for building an old-fashioned stone boat, which can be used to remove large rocks or other debris from fields.
As the weather warms up, use this checklist of maintenance procedures to keep your tractor running at its peak during spring and summer.
Have a bunch of old tires sitting around your farm? Consider thinking beyond a recycling service and putting them to use in creative new ways.