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Good luck.

"An interesting character",......who is in way over his head, and with a thin wallet.

Also: Do not forget...... Recommended minimum compression is 325psi. Tested maximum compression was reported as 300psi. Is there a clue here about longevity potential?

OrangePower is "on vacation" right now.

I absolutely disagree!

To be "sure", just park your Kubota, and grab a shovel. Oh yeah,....do so on a 90 degree + day!

I rest my case, with plastic part fire extinguisher release mechanisms !

Save the grief! You NEED a taller/bigger building!

A "shade tree" overhaul, that should actually be redefined as a sand pit overhaul!

That extinguisher appears to have plastic firing grips. A very bad idea! The plastic grips have been known to break .....the ONLY time that you really need the extinguisher. Note that "Lil Foot".....post #3, has the metal grip style, that everyone should hav.e.

Great idea ! A hammer is always useful!

What you say certainly does make sense.

History is always good. These machines do not change dramatically over time. We do not need to care if the OP receives a benefit, just as long as someone might!

I don't see any sand in the background!

"Fluff & Buff" ????? Am quite certain that is exactly what is going on here.

Don't the BH attachments on these tractors just stay essentially hydraulically locked in the last used position. I have never had a use/need for a "swing lock pin" on my L48 TLB

She is an absolutely beautiful little creature !!!!!

Put some JB Weld on that cracked fan hub too! If you sand it carefully, and paint it, the "flip" buyer will never know about it, or the JB Weld water leak repair,......until sometime later! Buyer beware!

They are commonly referred to as: ..Kubota 1, and Kubota 2

I am in love....again !!!