The Stork Made a Delivery Today- New Kubota L3901

sailorman · May 3, 2015

The Deerslayer said:
Sadly, I had to let the older girl go.....just not enough room in the nursery or enough finances in the bank for college.:laughing: She served me well for the last 13 years or so. Here are a few pics of her swan song......
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I 'm sure she will make some new parent very happy when she is adopted ! Congrats on the newborn !!

k0ua · May 3, 2015

The Deerslayer said:
Well, 24 hours later, she got a bit of dirt on her. Spread some mulch and moved some rather large oak rounds from a tree I dropped this morning. Tucked her in last night up in the barn and literally covered her with a couple flannel bed sheets Didn't want any of those barn swallows relieving themselves on my new baby:yuck:

Only got a few hours on her, but pretty impressed so far:cloud9: Figure I should take it a bit easy considering the break in period and all.

Need to change your Avatar pix and tractor description.

The Deerslayer · May 3, 2015

Plan to, thanks....just feeling a tad nostalgic and want to leave it up for a bit to honor her:laughing:

Mowbizz · May 5, 2015

Congrats!
How about adding an "O" to the tractor model and call her "Ol' 3901"?
Like Otto on Alaska the Last Frontier...he names some of his cows by their ear tag numbers...

The Deerslayer · May 25, 2015

k0ua said:
Need to change your Avatar pix and tractor description.

Avatar and signature has been changed....so strange to see a different tractor there!

KevT · May 25, 2015

Are you still happy with it? I went to load my rear tires and discovered they were all ready done

Al Mac · May 25, 2015

That first photo is fresh. Not even any dirt in the bucket. Most newborns have dirt in the bucket first thing.
It was nice to see both tractors side by side. I am sure the new owners will have as much fun with the old girl as you did.

Congrats on the new toy.

Al