normde2001
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If price isn't a big concern, I would go with the Kubota. It's probably a better tractor, and if you have a problem you will appreciate the nearness of the dealer.
New member - Please help!!
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Thanks everyone!
I'm heading out to capture some pics of the tractors in question. Then I'll line them up on the wall(my wife thinks this is silly!) with the prices and then specific features I like. I already have an extensive spreadsheet that helped clear things up. Thanks for all the advise and please keep it coming this way!! I do this when ordering a new racing sail with all the colored panels until something stands out. I'll stick with my "proven" method!
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I'm heading out to capture some pics of the tractors in question. Then I'll line them up on the wall(my wife thinks this is silly!) with the prices and then specific features I like. I already have an extensive spreadsheet that helped clear things up. Thanks for all the advise and please keep it coming this way!! I do this when ordering a new racing sail with all the colored panels until something stands out. I'll stick with my "proven" method!
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( 2005 L2800/L3400s will be available with HST.
Kubota does not have it listed on their site yet. )</font>
That's surprising. One of the major selling points for the Grand 30 series has been that you can get them with the HST tranny.
Kubota does not have it listed on their site yet. )</font>
That's surprising. One of the major selling points for the Grand 30 series has been that you can get them with the HST tranny.
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Thanks everyone!
I'm heading out to capture some pics of the tractors in question. Then I'll line them up on the wall(my wife thinks this is silly!) with the prices and then specific features I like. I already have an extensive spreadsheet that helped clear things up. Thanks for all the advise and please keep it coming this way!! I do this when ordering a new racing sail with all the colored panels until something stands out. I'll stick with my "proven" method!
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Yeah, then you can blindfold yourself, and trow a dart. That's pretty much what I did.
I'm heading out to capture some pics of the tractors in question. Then I'll line them up on the wall(my wife thinks this is silly!) with the prices and then specific features I like. I already have an extensive spreadsheet that helped clear things up. Thanks for all the advise and please keep it coming this way!! I do this when ordering a new racing sail with all the colored panels until something stands out. I'll stick with my "proven" method!
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Yeah, then you can blindfold yourself, and trow a dart. That's pretty much what I did.
LBrown59
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Florida Dept of Forestry requires a frontloader on site for this. Bob /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
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<font color="red"> WHY ? </font>
Florida Dept of Forestry requires a frontloader on site for this. Bob /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
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<font color="red"> WHY ? </font>
So they don't have to come and put out a wildfire! They want you to have the capability to douse with dirt if things get out of control. I think it's more a staffing problem. 5000.00 fine each occurrence if they catch you without a permit.
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