Need Help from Kabota experianced operators
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North Idaho Wolfman
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Wow! Hey North Idaho Wolfman........ I have an ex that really gets under my skin. I wonder if maybe I could give you her number she is deserving of being put in her place!! 
North Idaho Wolfman
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I'm crazy and can deal with a lot of situations, but dealing with Ex's requires a whole set of new and unique rules!
Most of us needs a backhoe and a real private plot of land to deal with their Ex's properly! My Ex is no exception!
Most of us needs a backhoe and a real private plot of land to deal with their Ex's properly! My Ex is no exception!
Divorce almost killed me. But I could never afford a Kubota when I was married. So all works out in the end I guess...
I just traded tractors, bought a new L4600DT 4x4 FEL and I financed it through Kubota. The dealership had to order wheel weights and a back light and rear remotes had to be installed. I work out of town a lot so the dealer will deliver it when I get home. I had to either buy insurance through Kubota or Kubota had to verify I had insurance when I signed the papers on the tractor. Right now I am getting ready to make the first payment, have had insurance for 3 weeks and still haven't got the tractor. I've got a good sized down payment and Kubota has a risk also. I have no problems putting insurance on it before I get it, that way I'm covered no matter what. I don't understand why anyone would take the risk and I didn't have an option if financed through Kubota. I will be home next week and the tractor will be too, can't wait.
Making the first payment and you haven't even sit in the seat..now that sucks....Myself I hate insurance. But being the poor bastard that I am...my daddy always said "you can have pretty much anything you want, just be sure you always pay your bills ", I think the Kubota 0% interest is a great deal. Of course you need to have insurance (which I hate, BUT used a few weeks back). When the tractor is paid off. I'll drop the insurance and hopefully be 'tractor smart' enough not to damage it again. I see last week on the local news ''a man was towing a car to jump start it when looking backwards went off the road into a ditch and rolled the tractor over killing him under the tractor." Having never owned a tractor of this size , I do understand to respect it and heed advise from others. As I remember one member saying, 'remember tractor work is slow steady therapy, never rush or hurry'..
Yeah, I don't have to like no seat time yet, that's the way it goes. I've had my 200 a while, just don't need that much horse. 0% was great and they gave me a really good price for my tractor. I had a b 2350 about 15 years ago and it was a great tractor. I found out the hard way in high school how not having insurance can really cost you, it will never happen again and if I trailer it, it's covered.
Well Jim I think you have a good handle on things,, and working out of town living out of a suit case is no fun. Congrads on the new toy, Im sure your going to have a fun time with her. You don't work out on the oil rigs do you??
Don't get me going.........Divorce laws suck and are far from fair. Even though women are "equal", when it's not convenient for them, they can instantly revert back to childhood and become dependents, without having to stand on there own legs.Most of us needs a backhoe and a real private plot of land to deal with their Ex's properly! My Ex is no exception!
Basically a socialist law. You work and give to the ones that don't. Socialism is the forerunner of communism.
Rant over....
No I work out of country on Aircraft. I think oil rigs would be a lot more physical and dirty too. I have been doing this along time and it pays the bills.