There once was a TBN guy from Florida

[Jstpssng]

With rims which MAY fit the front of my Kubota

Sometime last spring he offered them to another member, who apparently didn't want them. I didn't think to save the thread, and can't remember his name; but he ended with the comment

"Guess I'll put them away for another 15 years."

Mine are 16"; with a 6 bolt pattern.
I'm not online much; but if you are out there, and still have them for sale let me know and maybe we can work something out.

thanks.

P.S.; Sorry about the bad limerick.

 

[sandman2234]

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David from jax

 

[srjones]

There once was a TBN'er from Florida,
Who's rims just might fit my Kubota,
If I can find the thread,
It may save me some bread,
After driving the I-10 corridor.

 

[sandman2234]

I think he would be better off taking I-95 instead of I-10, since he lives north of here, but I try not to get involved with giving directions that have to go thru NYC, as I always end up messing them up.
David from jax

 

[Jstpssng]

There once was a TBN'er from Florida,
Who's rims just might fit my Kubota,
If I can find the thread,
It may save me some bread,
After driving the I-10 corridor.

I was hoping someone would come through with a better jingle.

Thanks to Sandman for finding the applicable thread.

 

[sandman2234]

Here is a poem written by my daughter a while back, since you wanted a new jingle. Not the subject matter you were looking for, but at least entertaining...
David from jax

The Girl Who Hated the Deere
by: Brandi
There once was a girl,
Who was known in many lands
Who hated working outside,
Especailly with her hands.

She was getting really tired,
Of working all the time
It even made her so sick
That she wrote this little rhyme.

Her dad got this idea,
He needed some sort of tractor,
Brandi hated helping,
So he knew money wasn't a factor.

He finally found the one,
So perfect it drew a tear,
It was big and yellow and green,
And on the side was painted "Deere".

Brandi was thrilled
With the free time she had
Now that she wasn't outside
Having to help out her dad.

She was having so much fun,
Til her dad came in to say,
He had gotten that Deer stuck,
And he needed it out today!

Brandi drove the chevy,
That trusty old truck.
To help with her dad,
so they could get the Deere unstuck.

They used come-alongs and chains,
And finally pulled it out of the mud.
Then when they thought they had finished,
Well, that's when they heard the "thud!"

Now to get the truck back home,
They had to use the Deere.
Her Dad pushed the truck,
And told Brandi just to steer.

It was over 100 degrees,
and the chevy wouldn't run,
So Brandi sat there miserably,
Having nothing close to fun.

When they got it to the gate,
Brandi sighed cause they were done.
Now Brandi could just rest,
She was too tired to have fun.

So this is to all the kids,
Who's daddy's own a Deere...
Don't let him drive it in the mud!
Tell him to just steer clear!



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