StarFire™ Receiver 20-2 Mandatory Update

In early August 2020, the StarFire™ 20-2 software update will be available. This software update, unlike many others, is a “Mandatory Update” for both StarFire 6000 and StarFire 3000 receivers and includes software fixes plus a few new features.

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Lawn Mower vs. Compact Tractor

If you are a land-owning homeowner, you may be battling between upgrading to a compact tractor or sticking with your riding lawn mower. Both machines get the job done well when used in the right setting but having the right tool for the job is key to avoiding rework and preventing wear and tear. Another factor to consider is the amount of versatility you want with your machine. Are you just looking to maintain your lawn, or do you have other operations taking place on your small farm or ranch wh

Rear Angle Blade vs. Box Blade

A commonly asked question is the difference between a rear angle blade and a box blade. Although there are some similarities between the two, there are a few key differences in design and use.

What Mower Should You Add to Your Tractor?

What mower should you add to your tractor? This is a commonly asked question among compact tractor owners. Utilizing the right attachment is essential to getting your desired results for a specific job. When it comes to mowers, you have two main choices, a mid-mount mower deck or a rotary cutter.

Walk-behind or riding mower? Here’s the difference

With spring right around the corner, it’s time to find the right mower for your lawn. For new homeowners, purchasing a mower might be a daunting task, but whether you’re a first-time or returning buyer, there’s always more to learn when picking the mower to manage your property. Let’s get started!

Thank A Farmer

If you have not figured it out yet, this edition of our Flyer is dedicated to saying “Thank You” to one of the most under-appreciated professions in our great country…..our Farmers and Ranchers.

Why You Need a Ballast Box For Your Tractor

Ballasting your tractor refers to adding or removing extra weight from your equipment to accommodate horsepower imbalances. Essentially, it is counterweight used to optimize load distribution