First day out with our new tractor.

[ovrszd]

Good to see a 33 year old Kubota still earning it's keep!!!!Not quite as old as the Chevy though. It's not a 67 by the rear window. Not newer than a '72 though, so I'll guess '70??

 

[TomSeller]

Rocks seem to be all the size of spuds. That is a lot better than the larger ones, or is that just how that one hole was?

 

[TomSeller]

Thanks! It is a 1981 M4500DT. It has already been a huge asset. We also learned a few tricks using a PHD in a rocky area (Only took 6 holes).

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I see those old M4500s still going for a good price even with a lot of hours.

 

[Green Power]

Nice pictures! Glad to see that the older tractor is still earning its keep.

 

[Bullington]

Good to see a 33 year old Kubota still earning it's keep!!!!Not quite as old as the Chevy though. It's not a 67 by the rear window. Not newer than a '72 though, so I'll guess '70??

The chevy truck is a 71, but great guess!

 

[Bullington]

We are totally happy with the M4500DT, but this is also our first tractor. I'm already thinking of what I can do to restore pieces of if this winter.

 

[TomSeller]

We are totally happy with the M4500DT, but this is also our first tractor. I'm already thinking of what I can do to restore pieces of if this winter.

A 6 cylinder Kubota must be really smooth. You will appreciate it.

 

[Kubotafan]

Nice scenery in the background too! I also noticed the old chev truck!

 

[Bullington]

Thanks we are really loving it. More progress pics and the pigs we are building the pen (aka Bacon Fortress) for.

 

[ovrszd]

Lookin good!!!!

The pen looks good too,,,, but I'm referring to the other old truck, 67-72 Ford ton truck. I'm gonna stick with my first guess of 1970 model??

You are soooooo lucky to live where old trucks like these survive. Here in Missouri they are all rusted away. Especially the two you have.