It's ground engaging time. Seeds, manure, soil, and everything that goes with them. But that's not all. Cutting and hauling wood, chainsaws and the works!
Spike188 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 24, 2023 6:26 pm
20231024_160905.jpgstarted mowing down the failed garden patch this afternoon. It didn't go well. The starter on the 446 seems to have failed. Pulled back to the house for diagnosis.
20231024_182244.jpgonepackage of beet seed,20231024_182247.jpgone package of squash seed.
Spike I could not tell from your pic. Does your loader have a belly mower? Harry
Spike188 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2023 8:25 am
@Harry I removed the mid frame lift cylinder. With wheel weights and stability issues on side hills a deck on a 646 is not very practical.
I removed mine as well. No plans to use a mower on the loader.
JSinMO wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2023 7:39 pm
Well a little rain won’t hurt. It just washed the dust off for you! That’s a nice looking tractor, I wish mine looked that good!
Looks like you’re going to get to spend some time cutting vegetation off those tines! Looks like it cleaned up you garden nicely.
Thats the main reason I disk the garden before tilling . It requires a little more seat time , but theres a lot less time on my knees clearing veg. matter from the tines . Highly recommend it for anyone that with a larger garden .
Harry
That’s a nice looking tractor, I wish mine looked that good! 
