Bulldog, if I ever decide to trade for a cab tractor, I'm gonna ask you. I just can't stop smiling and acting like a kid in a candy shop every time I climb into one at a dealership. But my M6800 will do me fine for now. I bought it back in 03. I adjusted the weight tension on the seat then. Uhm....I've kind of "grown" since then. Now that crank handle is stuck and I can't get it freed up. I cut my hay today. I thought my spine was gonna go through the bottom of my brain.
Look what came today
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A friend of mine has a 110 hp NH 4WD and it is one of the nicest tractors that I ever have been in. Hyd shuttle, dual range 16 speed power shift, Tripple remotes, electric over hyd live pto, all digital dash, cd player and a cab big enough to have a party in.
It has a few draw backs though.
It's not orange and the price tag is about 10,000 higher than a Kubota is. No doubt it is much more comfortable but damn that's a lot of money to pay for a bigger cab.
It has a few draw backs though.
It's not orange and the price tag is about 10,000 higher than a Kubota is. No doubt it is much more comfortable but damn that's a lot of money to pay for a bigger cab.
Bulldog, I hear they're still paying $10,000 for first place video's of people doing dumb things. Still thinking about jumping the creek with rockets>??????
If Eric's luck isn't any better than mine we would probably make the jump fine and then the tractor would fly out of control and stick in the ground like a arrow. He probably would break both arms and recieve third degree burns on his ass and then would expect ipz and myself to rub on the ointment which by the way would take all the prize money to purchase. Damn what a deal.
I'd watch the jump but I'll be damned if I stick around and see you guys rubbing stuff on Eric' ass
That wouldn't be a high point for me for sure. That's about how bad my luck is though.I'd watch the jump but I'll be damned if I stick around and see you guys rubbing stuff on Eric' ass
LMAO!!! Another video of that and another $10,000......I think I'll put trainer wheels on my tractor.
"l give you your money back on that Sig??? (Ha-Ha) You don't even need to answer that. I really like Sig pistols. They are high but after about 30,000 rounds go thru the chamber all the rest are in pieces"
I've got a 1943 manufactured Colt M1911A1(among others) that I have personally put 150,000 rounds thru in the past 35 years. To this day its still my favorite shooter, and I'll bet it still has another 150K left in it.
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d55/boomerangsrd/AUTOMAGIC/011.jpg?t=1275133817
I've got a 1943 manufactured Colt M1911A1(among others) that I have personally put 150,000 rounds thru in the past 35 years. To this day its still my favorite shooter, and I'll bet it still has another 150K left in it.
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d55/boomerangsrd/AUTOMAGIC/011.jpg?t=1275133817
What is the pistol on the far left in your pic? I noticed it has much finer sights than all the others.
Whiskey5Th wish tou didnt live so far we would get along good Love your pics.Love those 1911A .handy
I knew that it was different from the rest of them. John Browning really hit a home run when he designed the 1911.
My "Baby" that is my prized posession is a Colt 1911 Delta Elite 10mm. I don't shoot it very much. I'm afraid it's going to break the frame. I just bring it out when a 45 owner wants to see how bad a 1911 can be.