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THAT is the most effective/efficient way to use these devices!

prerogative?

I am 450 miles away, and still glad to have Messick's available to me,.....via UPS, and USPS. Messick's is one of the most customer dedicated dealerships for ANYTHING, that I have EVER encountered.

I can certainly understand why you bought a new trailer!

SO TRUE !!!

Do you also have the same model 100 HP Kubota tractor, for comparison?

I suspect that you also believe it possible to pick up a turd from the clean end?

I have a 294 year old hose, and two large modern storage buildings. While away in Florida for the Winter, ...... I put mouse packets on/around my three tractors, and boats & cars stored in the buildings. The old house is a very different! It is riddled with potential mouse access points. I break...

I find these "old diesel fuel" posts to be rather perplexing. I do understand the need for "fresh" filters. But,.......diesel is stored for years at a time, in other areas of the world, and it is still usable. Are the new "common rail" systems so finnicky that the fuel must absolutely be...

Worry not! Joe, will...... "figure it out"

Splitting hairs!

42's are the best length. 48's WILL poke beyond pallets, to possible damage other items.

A very small, light duty, 3pt hitch BH. Probably a fair price at $3K.

Yup,.......quick cosmetics.

Nearly all rattle can paint is crap!

Not to worry,.....Joe..... "will figure it out" !

The best light weight forks in the market place have been the EA 1250 lb. capacity, with 185 lb actual weight Don't really know if EA is building/selling them now though.

Dusty grit may actually help, :) since there is likely no crosshatching in those cylinders. Then too: perhaps the sand on "earth" always stays on the ground?

That fan likely has the same life expectancy as the engine itself.