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I see I need to take a day trip up to MD from Richmond Va and taste some high quality shine!

looks like some kinda pisspoor attempt at a home grown wrecker for lawnmowers!

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Im back boys!!!!!

These tractors are not are not hot rods and street machines. You can NOT turn up and modify anything, nor can you bolt on anything to increase power. It's a 3 to 4 cylinder diesel engine that is tough as nails to begin with. The only way to get more power is to sell it and buy a larger Kubota. A...

Did you not read the line at the end where I said "If I had a tractor like the one in the new pics I'm scared I'd turn into Wildfire and not want to USE the tractor! LMAO!" it was a joke H A H A H A!

I'm probably about to get smacked but I like the before photos. If I had a tractor like the one in the new pics I'm scared I'd turn into Wildfire and not want to use the tractor! LMAO!

I have my personal pro's and con's about sod. It's great for what I call a lawn in an afternoon or an instalawn. What makes sod difficult to work with is it's produced with a thin layer of plastic in the dirt to help hold it all together so it can be harvested, stacked, palleted, trucked and...

Not a problem fellas I'd be happy to help!

Just be careful, Traildust aka Scott just put up a post the other day about ROPS and a few story's about tractor over turns on hillside's. ALWAYS drive the slope up and down, never side to side so you don't barrel roll. I've done a little bit of bush hogging work on a hill side so steep that I...

Well I'll be damn! I reckon the folks in Gemplers R&D dept did their job on printing such a large book then huh! I'll have to keep that in mind on my next morning constitutional!

UH brother that doesn't look so good. Either you some how got dirt inside your fuel tank or you've had diesel siting in fuel cans for to long and it started to form a fungus and algae inside the cans.

It could be because of your own credit score. I know 3% isnt 0% but hey its not all that bad at 3%

I don't think you would need to put one on, they do just fine cooling on their own. Just make sure if you do alot of mowing or in dusty areas to keep the radiator grill clean of debris. The tractor will let you know when its getting over heated you'll hear a loud whistle when its over heated.

Well damn I need to hurry up and get on the ball then. I miss that phone book size of a bathroom reader! I kinda hate that book sometimes ya get to droolin on the crapper and sit there for so long then your legs fall asleep and ya cant walk worth a damn for 30 minutes afterwords.

Hey Greg, I do landscaping as a side business so if you have any questions or need some help feel free to ask me either on here in a post or send me a private message and I'll do what I can for ya! Does not have to be tractor related it can be with plant material or how to build a pond.

As Vic has stated in the past, a Kubota will loose traction LONG before it looses power. These things aren't race cars or dragsters, they have all the power they need. You just need to channel that power from the engine to the business end of the tires!

Well we still haven't heard back from the fella to know what he's looking for!

Cool lookin dawgs ya got there bro!

I appreciate your comments and don't get me wrong I've pushed mine to the limits and beyond and have broken and torn up more then I care to admit to! LOL But it does boil down to just common sense. Yeah we were all pig headed and stubborn punk teenagers, and its truly amazing we all got away...