Tractor News Signed the papers today

[baryon]

I saw my Kubota dealer on May 19th about purchasing a BX25. After some anxious moments not being sure he could find a BX25 in time to take advantage of the Zero down/0% financing, I signed the papers this morning. I really wanted to deal with these folks, in part because my sales taxes are half of what I would have to pay elsewhere (saving me 500 bucks), and in part because he guaranteed free delivery (saving me $100-$200, according to quotes by other dealers I contacted). He found a BX25 some 100 miles and two hours away, and got it back to their facility at 7:30 last night. Another customer's BX25 is coming from 180 miles and 3 1/2 hours away. There must be a run on them with the Zero down/0% financing promotion potentially coming to a close. Hopefully I'll take delivery later today, after they check it out from top to bottom. I am so psyched.

 

[sxs191]

Congrats! Don't forget to slap some pictures up when you get a chance.

 

[bxkubota]

Bought mine on May 21st and it was delivered May 25th. My local dealer has several in stock.

 

[baryon]

Ain't she purty!

 

[baryon]

I'm coming along. I've never sat in a tractor before. I'm horrible at video games and control sticks. But I'm pretty good at adapting to things in real life. I've practiced digging holes and trenches with the BH, then filled them in with the FEL several times, and didn't do to badly. I scooped up some debris and dropped it into this little cart without missing or crushing the cart. I let out a whoop after that one! This is a lot of fun.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Ain't she purty!

No she's in the Kubota line up! But (she) is purty!!

I'm coming along. I've never sat in a tractor before. I'm horrible at video games and control sticks. But I'm pretty good at adapting to things in real life. I've practiced digging holes and trenches with the BH, then filled them in with the FEL several times, and didn't do to badly. I scooped up some debris and dropped it into this little cart without missing or crushing the cart. I let out a whoop after that one! This is a lot of fun.

Mark: This is a serious piece of equipment for work....no having fun or someone will take it back. Congratulations!!

 

[Kayakin2]

Congrats! :thumbsup: What projects have you planned?
Best pics are when it's getting dirty! Enjoy!

 

[Grateful11]

Looks great! One suggestion, yours was delivered like mine with the FEL rubber
hydraulic protective caps dangling, clean them and stick them inside each
other and it will keep the dirt out of your caps. I done mine on the first day.
My wife didn't like the way they looked just dangling there and on a hunch
I thought why not try it and it worked like a dream. If our loader comes off
once a year it'll surprise me, we use it everyday feeding cows.

Congrats on the new tractor, you're going to find yourself doing things that
you've probably been putting of for years like we have.

 

[baryon]

Congrats! :thumbsup: What projects have you planned?
Best pics are when it's getting dirty! Enjoy![/Q\

Stone driveway maintenance, vegetable garden prep, front lawn irrigation system, landscaping new trees and bushes, front lawn pond, mowing, general cleanup, back yard repair (my three big dogs rip it up terribly).

 

[baryon]

Grateful, thanks for the tip. I'll do that right now.