Buying Advice Always two there must be?!
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PHPaul
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- Kubota B2650 with cab, Pasquali 986
I have 4 acres and only 3 tractors. I need another tractor...
brasco426
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PHPaul that Deere is pretty neat. Does it articulate to turn I've never seen that before. Nice collection
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PHPaul
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- Kubota B2650 with cab, Pasquali 986
That's a Pasquali 986. Some bozo previous owner painted it in faux Deere colors. I've since re-painted it Kubota Orange, as it should be...:laughing:
Full articulation both yaw and roll. Single cylinder 20 hp Lombardini diesel, 9 speeds (3x3). Absolute tank.
Low-Low and WOT, a 6 month old baby could out-drag it. High-High and it'll do 20 MPH down the road if you're brave enough. I'm not, that middle joint steering gets squirrelly fast.
Full articulation both yaw and roll. Single cylinder 20 hp Lombardini diesel, 9 speeds (3x3). Absolute tank.
Low-Low and WOT, a 6 month old baby could out-drag it. High-High and it'll do 20 MPH down the road if you're brave enough. I'm not, that middle joint steering gets squirrelly fast.
Steppenwolfe
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Your friend is right. Don't forget the backhoe...
chim
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Can't say it is an absolute need, but at times it's handy to have two tractors. Our little Ford has been living here since 1992. The plan was to sell it when we got the first Kubota in 2002. Didn't happen then or in 2012 when the original Kubota was replaced with a larger one.
The Ford handles chores like the sprayer, york rake, homebrew leaf blower, etc while the Kubota does FEL, mowing and snow removal. The Ford also spends winters at the church where it excels at scraping the snow off the sidewalks and at times helps the Kubota in the parking lots. It was used a good part of last summer at a relative's place so I could mow there while he wasn't able to.
There are times I think it would be fun to have something like a MF 135, but it would be hard to part with the Ford. It would be hard for me to justify three tractors on 3-1/2 acres. But then, if one of them were spending a substantial amount of time away from home..............
The Ford handles chores like the sprayer, york rake, homebrew leaf blower, etc while the Kubota does FEL, mowing and snow removal. The Ford also spends winters at the church where it excels at scraping the snow off the sidewalks and at times helps the Kubota in the parking lots. It was used a good part of last summer at a relative's place so I could mow there while he wasn't able to.
There are times I think it would be fun to have something like a MF 135, but it would be hard to part with the Ford. It would be hard for me to justify three tractors on 3-1/2 acres. But then, if one of them were spending a substantial amount of time away from home..............
