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Thankyou Traildust. I haven't done much lately but I have done a lot of shooting in the past. I even went so far that I have my own shooting range for about anything you want to practice with. It a one of a kind with steel targets all over it.

I think you just said the understatement of the year.

Butch, I bet you are right about the Husko. They seem to be prone to this.

In most cases the weaker and slower the bullet is the worse they are to ricochet.

It's sad to think that even today that some people are so ignorant that all they see is a black man's skin color and automatically assume he's a n----r. A person should be ashamed of theirself if the color of another mans skin is the only way they no how to look at them. It's not just limited...

My brother and I hit a 2 liter coke bottle at 900 yds with a 22 magnum. I don't mean it was like shooting one with a 220 swift or 223 but we were able to hit one and it still had enough power to poke a hole in the bottle. Never under estimate a 22 cal rifle. The warning on the ammo says...

In my opinion the word n----r has nothing to do with color. I know of plenty of white n----s. Just because a man is black don't mean he's a n----r and just because you're white don't mean that you're not. NAACP= N-----s Ain't All Colored People

My advise if he is looking for a tractor to keep from now own is go for the most comfortable model of the 3 you mentioned. I would lean more toward the L models for the heavier frame strength but it will bug him from now own if he gets one and really wanted one of the others. With all of them...

In my opinion I would only use a Kubota seat belt. I wouldn't chance a aftermarket because the life you save may be your own. Some times I will think about trying to cut corners on things like this but then I think about this. My son and wife use this tractor and is saving a few buck worth...

Do you feel anything strange in the controls like a grinding or crunching like feel? I have seen water get down in the plunger (for lack of better words) and rust things up. If this has happened it will do all sorts of crazy things. My brother had a B 7500 that did this and a thurough cleaning...

That sounds like a pretty good deal to me. Let us know how they do. I don't need any just yet but I always like to hear of a good deal.

I was using Coles equipment in Dalton for a while but I just simply got tired of listening to them cut down Kubota tractors and try to tell everybody why the green machines were a better choice. This is sad seeing as how Kubota is over 50% of their business.

Sounds like a prime example of 2 dumb asses giving red necks a bad name.

I don't blame you a bit, you never know what people are going to try any more.

Hi Durangogeek, You will get more answers to that question than you can keep up with. I personally use Amsoil Synthetic tractor transmission/hydrolic oil. My second choice for hydrolic oil would be IH hytran fluid and then Kubota Super UDT. There's my 2 cent, I'm sure you will get plenty more. :D

The way these crazy people are today you have to be prepared for anything and everything. It's sad but true.

Hi Jeff F, I have mine set so the gap under the side plates is about equal from front to rear. With the gap under the side plates even the cutting edges are touching the ground with about the same amount of pressure as well. If you have a good heavy box this setup will work for just about...

Hi Eddie, I have only heard of one person that had a missfortune with a pto screw up. A friend of mine was telling me that his nieghbor had just bought a new L 5040 Kubota. He found a used Bush hog 3008 that he felt sure his tractor could handle. I had advised against it just because of the...

Sometimes a even playing field isn't the best option. It's good to have a Ace up your sleeve when you need it. :D

I think some of the Oreilly parts stores make them also.