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On a more positive note…

I’m regretting starting this thread now 🤣 we did miss the storms last night, so I am hoping we might get dried up enough to get a lot of stuff in the ground, I will have some extra helpers this weekend too 😂 my parents coming down for the weekend

Around here they would call it the end of the world 😂

I got pics 😂 but I’m not going to put them on here

can’t we just throw em in with the windmill blades?

there was no personal injury, but it really got interesting when he decided to kick the shop vac out the door (that was full of gas) when the top came off 😂

I watched another “tech” try to remove gas from a diesel truck fuel tank with a shop vac once, does that count 🤣 ok it ain’t a battery fire, but it was entertaining 🤣

Please verify https://www.scribd.com/document/511939557/MF-255-265-275-OM

I agree with what you said, and in the context of the post of a collision is pretty valid. But the batteries aren’t “sealed” and there is ways to check them. They are tested, split open and repaired under warranty (manufacturer will chose the cheapest option to repair or replace). my...

he was having the problem with seeing the thread per his other thread…so I just tagged him here to see if he would get the notification and be able to find the thread.

I suspect this is more @Runs With Scissors style 🤣

@chim does this help?

I think this kit does work, but I’m gonna tag @North Idaho Wolfman because I remember measuring the arms on my l3200 (pretty sure they are the same on the 3301) for him to verify on another members post like this. It’s on here somewhere if you want to search it. edit: link to the thread...

I suspect you would be right, kubota sells the tractor for a set price to the dealer and offers a MSRP. It’s up to the dealer to set their actual sale price of the tractor to the customer. Cash discounts provided by the dealer and financing tools provided by the manufacturer, along with dealer...

or crawfish ponds 🤣

so it is the real you 😂 I thought your account had been hacked when you pulled up that lefty thread 😜

deep enough the ducks are loving it 🤣. I’ve had a couple times I’ve been able to work the ground but then it rains. Which is typically normal over the winter here ,but I usually have stuff in the ground in March or April at the latest.

I’m about to give up for this year 🤣 . Still have yet to get anything in the ground beside a few corn seeds that survived and the cucumbers I planted, but today the kids left the patio door open, I have been hardening off the tomatoes and pepper plants in there, well the chickens got in there...

Drive it. have some one as a follower in a car/truck.

I knew what you were talking about 🤣