Recent content by Sawyer Rob

MY "better experience for the buyer" (me) was to quit buying compact tractors (including Kubota's) and start buying small lower powered AG tractors!! They are waaaaay better/stronger built and last "trouble free" a lot longer. By smaller, I mean 30hp on up. SR

What do you recommend the guys with Kubota problems, buy?? And YES there are guys with Kubota problems... SR

Sounds like you should have had MY grandpa!! LOL SR

NO, the CZ looks like an Anschutz!! lol AND the Anschutz doesn't have the assbackwardssafety like a 452! SR

When my dad was a kid, the teacher switched his left hand for writing with it! When he got home, he told his dad, and grandpa went to the school and knocked the crap out of the teacher! I bet that was the last time that teacher EVER switched a kid's hand! lol When I was a kid about 7 or 8...

Well, that's certainly better than some of the compacts, you are halfway to a forever tractor. lol I paid $3500.00 for this one in the early/mid 1980's, it's a modern 30 hp tractor with 3 point that has position and draft control, full hydraulics, power steering, live power ect.., it also...

Is the hood steel or plastic? What controls the HST, solenoid controlled? How much does it cost to change the oil and filters in that hydro? Does it have an on/off switch for the pto? Does the key switch shut it off? These are a few of the things that make a tractor very HARD to be a...

And instead of buying a plasticized, electrified new tractor for 20, 30 or even 40 thousand dollars, that more than likely will need repairs, before it's even paid for! I choose to buy "forever" tractors made of steel, have no puter or def, and will easily last for thousands of hours, and will...

I'm left-handed, grew up with RH guns, then as an adult I started to hunt dangerous game and wanted every advantage I could get, so I bought a LH bolt action gun. It didn't take long to see I had been pizzing in the wrong pot, and switching to LH rifles was the best shooting decision, I ever...

My "new to me" tractor is already making me money, It runs like a new one! SR

That's why I like "simple", you move this lever and see if "that" over there, is moving, NOT more electrical crap to chase when things go wrong. SR

Cutting it out is torture, but a propane torch makes the job quick and easy... Been there and done that! SR

Single stage pumps are just as strong, as long as you have enough HP to run one. My splitter is single stage, and it takes a tractor with 30 PTO HP to MAX it out, and that's the HP the Deutz I use it on, has at the PTO. SR

You can see it better in this pict., SR

If the splitter is plugged into the tractor's remotes, they can be slow, but mine is self-contained and has a hydraulic pump on the pto shaft. That speeds things up quite a bit. SR