1,000,000th Post Appreciation Thread

[PeterT]

TBN has been a wonderful find. I enjoy comeing here and reading every day, and it never ceases to amase me what you can learn here, What a great bunch of people there are here. I look forward to this every morning with my coffee, so much so I quit taking the morning paper.

Thanks TBN
PeterT

 

[GreenWannabe]

I haven't been a member long, and lurked about a year or more before joining, until I actually found something I could contribute. I've loved tractors all my life (think new 8N) but the closest I ever came was a 5HP Snapper 26 inch - ran it more than 20 years. I no longer have even a house, let alone property, so am not even in the market, but maybe I will actually be able to retire one day.

Having watched, read about, and lurked around agircultural, construction, and transportation equipment as much as I have, I find I have learned more about using tractors and caring for tractors here than anywhere. My hat is off to all the people who had the courage to start this forum, and to build it up by contributing so much of their time and knowledge, not t mention opinions!

Congratulations on 1,000,000 posts.

Fred

 

[Iplayfarmer]

TBN has, in all reality, changed my life. I got a used CUT and needed advice on upkeep, operation, and repair. I found TBN and the shared experience, suggestions, and ideas opened my eyes to just how much can be done with and to compact tractors. I now have 5 small tractors in various stages of repair or modification. I have taken up welding. I have joined a local antique tractor Club, and I have a budget category called "tractors" that is usually in the red.

I look forward to a million more posts and ten more years of great advice, much needed encouragement, and a place where I belong.

 

[RichZ]

In the 5+ years that I've been on TBN, I've learned a lot about tractors, implements and related issues, and made some really good friends, such as John Miller III, my auction buddy, and Bob Ancar, who lives less than a mile from me, but I never met until we read each other's posts on TBN. TBN is a real community with a wealth of knowledge and a ton of good people.

 

[tallyho8]

TBN members have been great help in solving many of the problems I have had and, more importantly, helped me prevent problems by reading their posts and listening to their advice. Now, I would not buy a tractor or attachment without researching it on TBN first. THANKS EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[woodchuckie]

I came across TractorByNet after I had bought my tractor. I didn't realize that something like owning a tractor could bring so many people together to discuss a very wide range of subjects. I have used it to request information and to put in my 2 cents worth. I usually just read the responses and eventually see the same ideas I have, or find information that will help me down the road. Yes it's a great forum.

 

[jbrumberg]

To All:

TBN represents the best of what the internet can do. Members everywhere united with similar interests sharing wisdom based on personal experience with those seeking answers. An open forum to all. Jay

 

[Dozernut]

I don't post much but I visit everyday when we are not traveling /camping, it is my morning fix. Met some of the members in person and try to keep in touch with them, they are good people. I must say I have learned more from this forum than I would have thought possible. Congratulations TBN to your 1,000,000th post.

 

[2deeskip]

I came to TBN by way of the Power Trac corporate web site. The openness of members & their willingness to share their knowledge and opinions is very refreshing. I've been shopping for awhile now and it is still amazing how every question, no matter the brand site, is answered with genuine concern for my having the most information possible to make my decision. It is also entertaining, I laugh out loud sometimes, and informative in so many ways. A good bunch of people.

 

[txdon]

What TractorByNet.com Means To Me?

Useful Information!

I found TBN when I was looking for my newhollandjohndeere and ended up with a Kubota. I was able to talk to the salesmen like I wasn't a first time tractor buyer. We talked about HST, Ag vs industrial tires, canopies, hydraulic remotes, tooth bars, box blades, backhoes, mowers... all of this information I learned here on TBN.

I found this site not only useful for my first tractor buying experience but also for any questions or problems I had with my tractor.

Then I found out this site was a good source for all sorts of projects, from buildings to bridges and welding to wood working. The many projects and tools to do them are always interesting topics.

When TBN came out with the Get-together forum and the northerners started having tea, Texas just had to outdo them with the biggest Get-together in TBN history. TBN friends are good people.

I would have never thought that when I moved way out to the country the Satellite INTERNET (to get TBN) would be a necessity and satellite TV is not.

Thanks TBN for your useful information and connecting good friends.