Too many Kubotas
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Divide the country in half, then divide the western side in half.
In my mind that should be the Midwest, instead of most everything west of the New York border. Anyway, in the southern Rockies.
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In my mind that should be the Midwest, instead of most everything west of the New York border. Anyway, in the southern Rockies.
buckeyefarmer
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Nice area, is that also mid south...
Too many Kubotas
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Never thought of it that way, but yes, it's probably close to mid south. But likely a bit more south. Now I gotta look at a map.
EDIT: Has to be nearly spot on mid south.
buckeyefarmer
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close to Durango? Or more East? Been out that way a few times. My picture on here taken in Gunnison CO.
Too many Kubotas
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More east, south of Pagosa Springs.
If you're somewhat familiar with the area, it's about 70 miles to the nearest stoplights going south, east, or north. And over 100 when going west.
That's one reason I really like it here, and get good mileage with 700+ hp vehicles going a wee bit over the speed limit.
buckeyefarmer
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Wolf creek pass is something else.
Been thru Pegosa Springs twice in my life. I want to ride the cumbres RR sometime.
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CalG
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I stopped at Wolf Creek ski area less than a month ago.
Sort of "ho Humm" about the overall impression of the area. As a skier, I drool over the snow reports.
I have a question for you… I’ve been looking at these and larger because the 5 gallons cans are getting too difficult to handle as I get older…
Do you fill the caddy using a pick up truck mounted fuel tank with transfer pump or do you bring the caddy to the gas station? I’d imagine the 25 gallon caddy is hefty when full and would be difficult to get on and off my pick up. Knowing I would have to take off my pick up and place on ground at gas station to fill and then get the full caddy back up on my truck is problematic.
A neighbor or of mine has a 50 gallon and a 75 gallon tank that the local coop comes out and fills and thinking about going that way as well but the 25 gal fuel caddy has always intrigued me. Thanks
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I have a 50ltr 'caddy' (with a 12V pump and nozzle) that I refill with 20ltr 'jerry' cans. The 12V can be provided via a dedicated battery, which I use, or via the tractor's 12V battery.
100ltr caddy's are nor the norm down here.