The John Deere 3010 is a large farm/agricultural tractor manufactured from 1961-1963. It is equipped with a 4 cylinder John Deere engine with one 
of three fuel types. This New Generation series tractor sold for $4700 back in 1963 and weighs 5800 pounds. As with many John Deere tractors, the 3010 had both agricultural and industrial versions which…
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John Deere 3010 Tractor
March 19th, 2010Garden Hammock – Outdoor Comfort
March 18th, 2010To transcend above boring and uncomfortable garden furniture, one must look no further than a garden hammock. Hammocks have become so much more than the simplistic camping bed we know all too well. 
Garden hammocks are a new breed altogether. If you’ve never taken a nap in a hammock before, then you are in for a real treat. Garden hammocks…
Pool Cover Pump
March 18th, 2010When not in use, placing a pool cover over your pool can be a great idea. Pool covers keep dirt and debris out of the pool to reduce maintenance 
sessions. Pool owners use a lot of different tools to keep their pool clean, but what happens when the cover itself gets dirty? Instead of taking the cover off, washing it down…
John Deere 420 Tractor
March 18th, 2010The John Deere 420 tractor is considered to be a jack of all trades in the industry. It was produced in many different configurations to suit different jobs. Configurations included General-Purpose, Hi-Crop, Standard, Utility, Special, and Crawler varieties. As if that weren’t impressive enough, each configuration has several different wheel configuration
s. The 420 was produces from 1956 to…
John Deere 455 Tractor
March 18th, 2010The John Deere 455 tractor is powered by a Yanmar 22 HP diesel engine and packs a lot of power. Commonly referred to as the “Cadillac” of the John Deere line, the 455′s are pure iron workhorses. Manufactured from 1993 to 2001, the 455 should not be compared with the consumer tract
ors you see in Home…
Portable Hammock Guide
March 17th, 2010
Kelsyus Portable Hammock
Comfort on the go has usually meant taking along an uncomfortable plastic chair as a means to relax. Wouldn’t you prefer to lie back, put your feet up and relax in luxury? Portable hammocks make this possible by packing a real hammock in a foldable, portable design. These hammocks…
Choosing A Pond Vacuum
March 17th, 2010Sludge, mud, algae and plant material can be a real nuisance in your garden pond. Waste that gathers in ponds has other consequences other that making it look bad. High levels of waste can make the water toxic and unlivable for plants and fish. Excess dirt, minerals and dead plants creates a feeding ground for algae, causing them to multiply in excess. A built-in pond pump can help remove the…
Propane Fire Pit Guide
March 17th, 2010Fire pits are always a great addition to any backyard, but it can be a hassle to light up real fire logs. An alternative is to 
use a propane fire pit which uses propane gas to generate fire. These fire pits offer exceptional convenience and beauty, and come in many designs ranging from subtle to elaborate. The full sized fire pits…
Garden Hose Storage Solutions
March 17th, 2010Garden hoses can be one of the most difficult yard tools to store. S
ome people try rolling their hose into a loop on the ground only to have the hose kink in ten places. Extreme heat can make hoses become too pliable and soft, making it difficult to work with. Extreme cold can make the hose become brittle and…
Hanging Bubble Chair
March 17th, 2010If you’ve read any of our other posts on hanging chairs, you probably know by now that these chairs are super comfortable and stylish. Rope and hammock chairs make a bold statement, but if you really want to turn heads, consider getting a hanging bubble chair. Bubble chairs consist of a large circular seat with a cushion inside. This cove-style seating encloses you in a protective bubble while you swing…
