Jumped into the deep end
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chevy
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- East Central, Indiana
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- Kioti CK3510SE HST, John Deere X739
Nice tractor. Enjoy.
Thomas
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- Lebanon,NH.
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- Kubota B2650HSD w/Frontloader & CC LTX1046 & Craftman T2200 lawn mower.
Congrats 
Enjoy your new investment.
Enjoy your new investment. masseyrider
Veteran Member
But it ain't MF red.
All crap aside, nice machine!
First time I've seen side view mirrors on an open station tractor.
I have fruit trees and a bit of wood lot, they'd be torn off by end of day 2.
From what I can see you have a nice building for it.
I hate when people leave their machines outside.
Not just cosmetically the sun and weather can quickly devalue your toys.
All crap aside, nice machine!
First time I've seen side view mirrors on an open station tractor.
I have fruit trees and a bit of wood lot, they'd be torn off by end of day 2.
From what I can see you have a nice building for it.
I hate when people leave their machines outside.
Not just cosmetically the sun and weather can quickly devalue your toys.
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Binford
New member
There is a tractor shed in the future, but just have to wait on that. Truck stays outside lol
tacticalturnip
Elite Member
Nah, they'll move out of the way, like the ones on a modern automobile.
So, I'd give them 2 weeks, lol; they're easily removable though. I'll tell you this, I wish I had them on my Kioti. I had a set that mounted on the loader arms of my old Deere, and I added them presuming it was going to be a waste- but also trusting the folks that suggested them. It, understandably, changed the whole game of backing into tight spaces. I mean, it makes sense, but I presumed it would be barely functional by any number of reasons- particularly vibration.
I was very pleasantly surprised.