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I had no choice. I had to buy the tractor the way it came from the seller.
Buying Advice Kubota M7040, Think I'm gonna do it...
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You'll probably like it. I just unloaded a 2,500 lb pallet of salt off my dumptruck yesterday and it struggled. I guess with the pallet forks, that was probably more like a 2,800 lb load. Course I could always use the LB115 if the load gets real heavy.
Starts great in low winter temps. I did some salt spreading last night and she fired right up on glow plugs and it was only 19*.
Starts great in low winter temps. I did some salt spreading last night and she fired right up on glow plugs and it was only 19*.
ITHINKICAN
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Great news. We tried to buy local but decided to use Barlows - we're glad we did. Good luck with your new toy. Definitely post pictures as soon as it arrives. :thumbsup:Tractor got to the dealer today
Hopefully it will be assembled soon...
Picked it up today... what a difference going from a L3600 to the M7040! The thing is sweet! I will not sleep tonight, it's pouring rain and I only got to use it for a couple hours till I was about froze, I feel like a little kid on Christmas eve
Will post pics and specs when I get a chance
Will post pics and specs when I get a chance
gwdixon
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Picked it up today... what a difference going from a L3600 to the M7040! The thing is sweet! I will not sleep tonight, it's pouring rain and I only got to use it for a couple hours till I was about froze, I feel like a little kid on Christmas eve
Will post pics and specs when I get a chance
Know the feeling well. I came from a L3650.
The thing that is amazing is that the giddy feeling has lasted over a year now.
Climbing on it and putting it to work is a joy every job, every time. I look for jobs to do and sometimes even do them twice for entertainment.
Don't care a bit about the price of diesel. It is cheaper than going to a movie.
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I know the feeling, we have had our M8540 for several months and I hopped into it and looked for something to do; turned out to be too damp, so I drove around our farm a while.
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You have to admit, it sure is nice that our entertainment gets our work done too. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Now what I need to do is figure out how to make a living doing this.
gwdixon
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You have to admit, it sure is nice that our entertainment gets our work done too. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Now what I need to do is figure out how to make a living doing this.
Ah, but there's the rub. If you HAVE to do it there is a chance that the joy will slowly diminish until it is a dreaded chore. Having the choice to do it makes it seem like play.
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