Starting to feel irrelevant...

RichNJKubota · Jul 26, 2005

My wife enjoyed mowing the lawn with the Kubota. This only lasted about 1 year. While she cut the grass I sat in the rocking chair on the porch and sipped iced tea. No complaints from me.

Rich

riptides · Jul 26, 2005

( I've been praised by a few TBNer's for doing the smart thing and buying the wifes tractor first.)
Yes, that was hard earned knowledge, unfortunate that it was not available in my purchase window timeframe.

I am now seeking hand-me-down advise. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

-Mike Z. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

riptides · Jul 26, 2005

( In a few years when the boys come around she'll forget all about you even owning a tractor!! )

Yep, but by then I'll have lost my ride. She is already growling about boys. I pitty them who come on calling to my girls. It WILL be rough.

-Mike Z. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

riptides · Jul 26, 2005

( if it had to be moved (like off from me) she'd know how to safely )

Yep. She already called 911 once for me. Been there done that. I remind myself to be carefull so she does not have to do that again. That was really a bad time.

-Mike Z. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

hobbyfarm · Jul 26, 2005

( In a few years when the boys come around she'll forget all about you even owning a tractor!! )

Wrong! That's when those misfits coax your daughter into "letting them drive". Of course, then it comes back with damaged this and that on it. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

johan3400 · Jul 26, 2005

riptide, I taught my wife and daughters to drive the tractor. Then I told them they get to drive on the flat ground we own. That was six months ago and they are nagging me about not purchasing any flat ground. It is all rolling timber ground. At least the past six months have been peaceful!