Kubota animation
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dave1949
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Me neither, glad I don't work in rice paddies! Those lifts should be useful for anyone working in soft ground though.
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foggy1111
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(I just finished reading the long thread on Kubota's right hand brakes.....)
What they are saying is that since Kubota's get stuck allot, and being as they cannot afford a good tractor with brakes on the left side in order to help them steer... they can put these do-hickey attachments on their bota's to help get 'em unstuck. (I hope that didn't offend anyone :laughing
The Haymaker
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"You no see wherer going because of american cowboy bandanna and drive into icky poo, don't get sad, get gwad. You use owah jacks get outta stinky poo, den change tyahs so no get poo on gawage flowah."
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Foggy.
"(I hope that didn't offend anyone :laughing"
Naaaa,but I got a snowball w/your name on it..now.
"(I hope that didn't offend anyone :laughing
"Naaaa,but I got a snowball w/your name on it..now.
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:laughing:
Or my version?
"Whyle tlaktuh in stinky poo, summawun stear you plow off bak. Nex den, wif wun snap of finguls and "Clack!" Rightnin' borht stulike tlaktuh and hydrawric cirinduhs appeul at leah of tlaktuh. You lip bloads flum fence to use under leah of tlaktuh to laise outta stinky poo awn dlive ahway."
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Looks like you have to have a portable saw mill close by to get any use out those lifts in a rice paddy. Lot's of lumber being used.
texasjohn
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ROFLMAO:laughing:
Best reason I can think of for having power up AND down 3ph... speeds those pesky pit stops for tire changes so you can get back out to the field and make your field buddy eat your mud:drool:
Best reason I can think of for having power up AND down 3ph... speeds those pesky pit stops for tire changes so you can get back out to the field and make your field buddy eat your mud:drool:
20 20
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In cartoon land everything works out like planed.
Iplayfarmer
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Who'd have thought that knowing Thai would come in handy in my tractor hobby.
I won't attempt a full translation, but the narration is exactly what you'd predict from the animation...
In the past you had to try to climb out from being stuck in the mud with a board wedged under your tractor. Usually it didn't work, and sometimes you'd break your tractor. Now with the LT200 you can lift your tractor out when it's stuck.
Then he goes on to explain how to use it just like what is shown in the animation. The announcer is very clear to point out that the boards have to be strong. Also, you can get your tractor out by yourself.
Of course he also goes on to explain how easy it is to change tires with the LT200.
The irony of this whole thing is that I spent two years in Thailand, much of it in the rural northeast, and I never saw a Kubota the whole time I was there. Everything was done with two wheeled tractors and water buffalo. That was sure cool to see these farmers still working the rice fields with water buffalo. Of course that was ten years ago. Things might have changed by now.
I won't attempt a full translation, but the narration is exactly what you'd predict from the animation...
In the past you had to try to climb out from being stuck in the mud with a board wedged under your tractor. Usually it didn't work, and sometimes you'd break your tractor. Now with the LT200 you can lift your tractor out when it's stuck.
Then he goes on to explain how to use it just like what is shown in the animation. The announcer is very clear to point out that the boards have to be strong. Also, you can get your tractor out by yourself.
Of course he also goes on to explain how easy it is to change tires with the LT200.
The irony of this whole thing is that I spent two years in Thailand, much of it in the rural northeast, and I never saw a Kubota the whole time I was there. Everything was done with two wheeled tractors and water buffalo. That was sure cool to see these farmers still working the rice fields with water buffalo. Of course that was ten years ago. Things might have changed by now.
texasjohn
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Never ceases to amaze me.... TBN members have expertise on EVERYTHING... languages and tractors are only two of their competencies:thumbsup:
