Recent content by jyoutz

I bought my Kubota from your nearby dealer (SW Ag in Bayfield, CO). They were very good to deal with.

They are both well established brands with good service history. As has been mentioned so many times before, at lot boils down to your local dealer support. In my case, the Kioti dealer was further away and had a fly by night appearing operation, while the Kubota dealer was long established with...

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That’s true. But you probably wouldn’t do that. I pointed out the pros and cons. That’s all.

In NM the handicapped placards have the name and photo of the person it is issued to. Of course this doesn’t apply to the handicapped license plates.

Cell phone internet access is nearly essential for me. Maps, navigation, business phone numbers, etc… are there at the touch of my finger. There’s no such thing as phone books anymore so online lookup is the only option.

A duelly is far better for towing and hauling uses. But not so good in the mud and snow.

In the winter I will plow snow down the entire private section of road, helping out 4 additional neighbors in addition to my driveway. I don’t charge for this. But otherwise I don’t have time to do tractor work elsewhere. I don’t even have time enough to finish all of my work.

Automated AI answering service when calling just about any business.

Battery saws are really nice for pruning and cleanup around home. I would never go to woods to put up firewood with one.

It would take a lot more than lower taxes to get me to move to the desert. Lots of people love it, but it’s not for me.

He can buy a cheap place in Incline Village. 😆

Remove the cutter from the tractor and install the rear blade. Buy winter diesel in November. I already have more food around here than I can eat in 6 months. And no more wood cutting since I converted to natural gas heating.

Speaking from recent experience and modifications needed for my late wife, that is a very wise decision.

I know that I certainly could not heat my home and water, and cook for only $45/month with anything electric.