disappointed old member

Anonymous Poster · Apr 9, 2003

I agree the support here is very good. It allows new users to learn about the machines without trying to wade through a manual. Common interests and the internet allow information to be passed on. Safety issues can be discussed by those with close calls. Finally parts and common repair issues can be discussed.

My question is who is crying. Get your wife her own tractor and maybe she won't see it as competition for your attention but the tool that it is.

jimstractors · Apr 9, 2003

My wife loves my 1510d! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Anonymous Poster · Apr 9, 2003

Dang picture didn't work the first time, did it?
Wives & tractors, I don't even want to go there. Mine managed to destroy the drive hubs in "her" Wheelhorse.
In 8 years, she had "driven the Yanmar 20 feet, in lo range 1st gear. "It's too **** big, and it has too many handles".

5030 · Apr 9, 2003

Most of the folks living around here were born south of the Mason / Dixon Line . Maybe that's why when it snows here, they all go south for the winter.

Daryl
Forage services, L.P.

blackd · Apr 9, 2003

Awwww come on Brett. Some of us were born and raised in the North, Mi, to be sure, and for us this is the South. Love southern MD falls. For Y'all in the upper tier of the 48, normally it is from mid Sept through Dec. before we get past light jackets. This year winter started inlate Nov. with our first heavy snow.

Don