@FarmerChris13 I bought this Yamaha RMax a couple of years ago and have been very happy with it.
We use it for spraying, rock picking and running around the farm.
I even take it to get groceries sometimes.
Best side by side for fencing/poly wire moving cows and general farm abuse? I should be looking at one to (more) safely be able to take the little cowgirl with me this summer.
@JoshBoersen@scottyheps@WheatPete Your canola looks fantastic. Ours looks a bit ugly right now, but it does every spring.
We've had a lot of rain down here, now have standing water and freezing temps on the way. I suspect we'll lose some low spots, but we'll see in the coming weeks.
@Chance2FarmLtd We will get this one to the field this spring, then we'll strip it down next winter for paint and interior work.
If we get carried away, maybe even put new rubber on it.
@AlexKnight936 Easy to fix and reliable. This one will get a bit of work over the next 2 years, minor things as time allows. Then I need to find a Big Bud.
It may not be fancy, but I will guarantee you that it will never have a def system failure.
This was grandpa's favorite tractor. We sold it years ago, but now it's back and it will never leave again as long as I'm around.
Next winter's restoration project came early.
@xpmike I thought about using it on the air seeder part time, but with so many small fields, we have to back into a lot of corners, and we all know how the versatile transmissions shift. Haha
@TravisN36284321 Didn't have to go far or do much tracking. It stayed local, and we are friends with the guys who bought it. We have been bugging them for years, and finally wore them down I guess. Haha
@GordonLyon14 The little 5.9 this one has will pull hard as long as the RPMs don't drop too much. Friends of ours had a 555 with an 8?3 Cummins. It pulled pretty good.