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You guys do know that unauthorized modifications to the ROPS will cause all your chirren to be born nekkid, don't you?

I love everything about my new Cabota except one thing: The treadle control for the trans. It's just clumsy for me and I really, REALLY prefer the two pedal version on my little JD lawn tractor. Neither approach to reverse is really comfortable: Sticking a toe under the forward part and...

Hydro trans and live PTO! Ran a JD750 with neither for 28 years, never knew what I was missing. Can't say as to attachments, everything I have is perfect for what it does. Am thinking about a grapple, but I'll likely go with the Brush Crusher as it doesn't require a lot of expensive extra...

Went out last night after dark and took the snowblower to that little dab of snow we got yesterday. Waited until after dark both for the snow to end and to try my LED floods on the back of the cab. Giggled like a 10 year old girl at a pajama party the whole time, sitting there in my nice...

Oh dear, I did, didn't I? I shall go right now and wash my mouth out with Jack Daniels! :D

We will have been married for 41 years this Thursday. She knows from extensive (and expensive...) experience that the only difference between men and boys is the price of their toys! :eek:

2015 B2650 and a Pronovost Puma 64" blower. Block heater is plugged into a wireless switched outlet that I can activate from the house 100-ish yards away. Get up, decide I need to blow snow, hit the switch and have breakfast and a coupla cups of coffee. :) The second picture shows the boat...

My last two employers prior to retirement thought it was spelled "bone us" and they did...

That seems pretty reasonable. Thanks!

If you don't mind my asking, what did you have to give for the vibrator? I'm brainstorming an application where something like that would be just the ticket.

When I was stationed in Japan, we had a Sheltie that LOVED snow. This was in Misawa, way north on the main island, directly east of the border between North Korea and Russia (which is why we were there...) SERIOUS winters there. We would open the back door and Candy would get a running start...

That's what we call "mission creep". "I started out to touch up a scratch on the hood..."

Re: So show us a picture of your L1500Dt or any other Kubota beside a Bx ready fo... Snow? What snow? It's 50° out there this morning. Plus I spent the kid's inheritance on a cabbed tractor with heat, it won't snow for years! ;) Actually, I probably should get off my lazy butt and dig the...

I have no doubt you can build your own cab for the prices you quoted, nor do I doubt that it's just as warm. We'll have to agree to disagree on reproducing a factory cab for that kind of money tho. I WILL agree that it's a major cash cow for them, but I don't have the skills or the ambition to...

I've got an idea I'm glad I ain't paying the fuel bill for that beast!

I choked pretty hard on the additional cost of a cab when I bought my B2650, and wondered if I'd finally lost what was left of my mind. Having lived with it for 7+ months now, I'm VERY glad I stuck a crowbar in my wallet and sprung for the cab. Yup, they're spendy, but I guaran-damn-tee they...

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My Grandson Casey and his lovely wife say Thank You! I'm retired Navy, but to my Marine Corps Brothers In Arms, I also say Happy Birthday!

It is way, WAY better than an unprotected open station. I had one for my JD750. The amount of heat coming back from the engine was certainly noticeable and added to the wind protection it provided made working in all but the nastiest conditions almost comfortable.

Mine finally arrived and was assembled and ready to go on a Friday. I drove up to the dealer (60-ish miles) and made the down payment and signed all the paperwork and inquired as to when it might be delivered. "We're pretty backed up. Wednesday maybe, more likely Thursday." Uh, nope, I've...