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I just ordered 5 800' rolls from a company in VT and shipping is ONLY $23. Same order is $143 shipping from Bascoms in NH. Unfortunately, it will take a week to get here so I'll miss some good runs. I will be ready for next year though

They say its similar to maple.

I made birch when I lived in NH. I'll miss making it even though it took 110 gal to make one gal of syrup. Plus, you cant boil it at a high temp. It took me as long to make one gallon of birch as it did to make 15 of maple. Birch is an ingredient. Not so much a sweetener. Think teriyaki. Its...

Not a terrible price considering its free shipping if your buying just one roll. Bascom in NH (an hour from where I lived last year) is $93 per roll $73ish shipping, and shipping on 4 is $147 I ordered from a place that sent 4 rolls to MO for $21 shipping. I may have to try that again. I was...

Not sure if they are sugar maples, but they are definitely maples.

Anyone know of a supplier near SW MO? I need 4000' of 3/16" tubing. Shipping is outrageous. Thanks

Depends if Garland is in the area that wanted to be called North Massachusetts.

I also just realized today, that the USPS is putting packages that are too big for my neighbors boxes into mine rather than drive the packages down to our community package box by our gate a half mile away. I guess I'm the new last mile delivery agent. Maybe I should talk to them about the ICCPR...

My neighbor works for FedEx. I was able to ask him and got an answer as to why it was taking 4 weeks for my package to be sent one state over. FedEx took the package, sent it around the country then made it sit in a truck until the truck was full enough to justify sending it to our rural post...

Ok you are right, anyone can voluntarily be a slave

It is not legal. Article 8 § 3(a) "No one shall be required to perform forced or compulsory labour;" https://www.ohchr.org/en/instruments-mechanisms/instruments/international-covenant-civil-and-political-rights

I fixed the problem by super gluing the switches down.

My 8200 did the same thing and all it was, is a loose connection on the battery. All I had to do was touch the + wire and it would start right up.

I gave it a month to try to learn to live with it. Nope. I would of died from suicide from how crazy that thing drove me before it would of ever saved my life. Super glue fixed the problem.

That "safety" switch is the one thing I really don't like about my new tractor. Maybe there is something wrong with it? But I'm a small guy and I live on the side of a mountain. If I add a ratchet to my seat belt and strangle myself to the back of the seat it MAY not shut off the machine...

I took less than half of what I paid for it a few months ago. But it was worth it. It did its fair share of work. I have no cam for pics at this time, its pretty much just a stock BX23S.

No longer for sale. Traded in for a BX23S.

Price reduced Asking $6500

Located in Ava Missouri Runs great, Daily driver. Starts right up. Hour meter is around 850 and has probably flipped a time or two. No DEF, No Regen Asking $8500 Cash Picked up More details: tractordata.com/farm-tractors/001/2/7/1274-kubota-b8200.html