So, from what I can tell between Dave and Lynol's videos, the following tractors remain at Tractor Land: Outside: OG Toro 8-32, Lawn-cutting Poulan, Honda liquid-cooled 4213, '72 Roper RT-10, '99 MTD-built Troy-Bilt, 12HP Roper Hydro, 12HP Sears Suburban, 18HP Kohler Craftsman, Bolens Eliminator, Cub Cadet 125 Hydro, Green hydro LT1000, Cub Cadet HDS2135 (horizontal Kohler), leaf-vac LT1000, Roper GTK18 x2, 5 speed 12HP Roper, Craftsman RE2000 New Canopy: Sears FF/20, Big Gilson, GT5000, GT3000, Sears Super 12, OG LT4000 In the garage: The *original* bought-new-in-April-1985 11HP Roper Not sure if there are any tractors still in storage, but assuming all storage tractors made it back to the property there are currently 24 tractors in Tractor Land.
Yeah, I proposed that multiple times, -even drew up framing plans, and suggested building it in the clearing behind that huge pine tree so nobody would see it, but Dave is against it. We even had all the framing lumber we would've needed at one point from when his deck got re-done. I think the issue there is wood-frame sheds are taxed by the town, and metal sheds are not.
@@LynolsOffice You can get good solar lights that would give you light without running power. I have a couple in my truck shed I bought at Harbor Freight that have the solar panel separate (on a wire) and there's a switch on the light fixture for off, on, or motion, so you can make it stay on when you want it on.
I'm glad Tractor Land still exists...
Glad to see an update of the stuff, hopefully you guys can get some more stuff running soon
Will you get more tractors and fix the tractors that are in tractor land
Them are nice walk behind blowers. I'm glad to see this again. Bring back tractorland
So, from what I can tell between Dave and Lynol's videos, the following tractors remain at Tractor Land:
Outside: OG Toro 8-32, Lawn-cutting Poulan, Honda liquid-cooled 4213, '72 Roper RT-10, '99 MTD-built Troy-Bilt, 12HP Roper Hydro, 12HP Sears Suburban, 18HP Kohler Craftsman, Bolens Eliminator, Cub Cadet 125 Hydro, Green hydro LT1000, Cub Cadet HDS2135 (horizontal Kohler), leaf-vac LT1000, Roper GTK18 x2, 5 speed 12HP Roper, Craftsman RE2000
New Canopy: Sears FF/20, Big Gilson, GT5000, GT3000, Sears Super 12, OG LT4000
In the garage: The *original* bought-new-in-April-1985 11HP Roper
Not sure if there are any tractors still in storage, but assuming all storage tractors made it back to the property there are currently 24 tractors in Tractor Land.
have you ever own a brand new tractor before?
Great video! Been a viewer for over 10 years! I wondered if the buried RE2000 would get a mention, was not disappointed 😂
Been enjoying your car repair videos. Would be fun if you did something like that but with projects in tractor land
Seems like one good bigger out buding is needed , something that one could work inside of with at least lights . guess it won't happen.
Yeah, I proposed that multiple times, -even drew up framing plans, and suggested building it in the clearing behind that huge pine tree so nobody would see it, but Dave is against it. We even had all the framing lumber we would've needed at one point from when his deck got re-done. I think the issue there is wood-frame sheds are taxed by the town, and metal sheds are not.
@@LynolsOffice thanks for the update . it was my OCD kicking in , how I d like to organize it to make it flow and make less for the neighbors to see.
@@LynolsOffice You can get good solar lights that would give you light without running power. I have a couple in my truck shed I bought at Harbor Freight that have the solar panel separate (on a wire) and there's a switch on the light fixture for off, on, or motion, so you can make it stay on when you want it on.
Sounds like the lt1000 only ran on one cylinder
Where's the MTD with the kneecap basher?
That's the red Wizard, I believe they sold it.
See how many you can get running.
April fools