"That's the great thing about a tractor. You can't really hear the phone ring." - Jeff Foxworthy. What would you say is the best thing about a tractor?
If soil compaction is a concern, look for tractor tires that have wider section widths. This design, while still delivering excellent traction, prevents the compaction problem that interferes with crop yield.
Will you need to drive your tractor on roads or highways? Make sure it has the proper safety equipment. Even a short trip between fields can be dangerous if mirrors, reflective devices, and other features are not in place.
If your grass is too tall, the discharge chute can clog and shut your mower down. Try setting the wheels higher and mow the area. Then lower the wheels and mow again. Keep repeating the process until your grass is the height you want. Then mow more frequently.
The oil in the crankcase of a lawnmower is often neglected. Be sure to check it regularly, and change it every year – more often if you use it frequently.
If you are looking to add a little speed to your life, consider this: The fastest speed ever reached on a riding lawnmower was about 90 miles per hour. It was accomplished in 2010.
