It Found a Home

[buckeyefarmer]

It looked tired and thirsty, so I gave it a new home. :laughing:
After many months of going back and forth, this is what I finally settled on. The L3130 is now gone, it was a great tractor, but I'll get over it real quick. :thumbsup:

 

[k0ua]

Poor thing, I am glad you let it follow you home! I am sure you two will get along just fine:thumbsup:

James K0UA

 

[buckeyefarmer]

It already made a friend. :laughing: And the dog likes it also.

 

[johnrex62]

You be sure to treat her right, ya hear? I don't want to have to report you to Tractor Protective Services for implement abuse. P.E.T.F.T. also has a dim view on people who mistreat Farm Tools. :laughing:

 

[TripleR]

Very nice setup. I have absolutely no need/use for a BH, but every time I see one like that, I want one; very nice.:thumbsup:

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Congratulations!! Looks like you did well.

 

[ecoslik]

Very cool. congratulations. :thumbsup:

The BH92 looks enticing. I would be very interested to read some reviews as you gain some experience to share.

Like TripleR states, I might not have a use, but ... I can get creative. We've been thinking about a pool, and if I dug it myself, I might be able to shift what I pay someone else to offset a portion of the price. Admittedly, an excavator would do the job easier, but if we designed a pool with a "gently sloping (beach style) walk-in, then I could drive into the whole and better access the deeper parts and vertical sidewalls that are so much easier with an excavator. Plus, maintaining our creek channels and tanks would be fun with a backhoe.

Enjoy your pair of 'botas!!

 

[TripleR]

Very cool. congratulations. :thumbsup:

The BH92 looks enticing. I would be very interested to read some reviews as you gain some experience to share.

Like TripleR states, I might not have a use, but ... I can get creative. We've been thinking about a pool, and if I dug it myself, I might be able to shift what I pay someone else to offset a portion of the price. Admittedly, an excavator would do the job easier, but if we designed a pool with a "gently sloping (beach style) walk-in, then I could drive into the whole and better access the deeper parts and vertical sidewalls that are so much easier with an excavator. Plus, maintaining our creek channels and tanks would be fun with a backhoe.

Enjoy your pair of 'botas!!

Several years ago we had some projects for a back hoe, so we bought a used one that my brother broke apart and put bull gears and other needed repairs. It more than paid for itself putting in septic systems, trenches and working in our woods. We ran out of uses for it and it has sat so long it no longer runs. We may fix it up when my brother retires.

If you have a use for one, they sure are handy. We have access to an excavator, but it is really a lot of trouble to transport.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Congratulations!! Looks like you did well.

You probably saw it before I did. It came from Barlows. :thumbsup:
And, I got a hat :thumbsup: This is my 3rd kubota, from 3 different dealers, and my first hat.

Seriously, It was a tough decision to buy from that far away, but all the good words from others on TBN, together with the price, it was my best deal.

I just hate to get it dirty.

Here's my L3130 going bye bye.

 

[Thomas]

Safe to say your good now for all 4 seasons work..in comfort.