roger_scotty
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I know it seems crazy, but the implement I use most with my tractor is a shovel.....
Warning!!!!!! Lets have some fun
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BrettW
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Good, I dont think you'll have any trouble bringing a shovel on as carry on luggage. Do you?
Tractors4u
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<font color=blue>Good, I dont think you'll have any trouble bringing a shovel on as carry on luggage. Do you? </font color=blue>
As long as you don't try to carry your nail clipper you should be alright..
As long as you don't try to carry your nail clipper you should be alright..
gbirky
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blackd,
Since this is supposed to be a thread to expose any "hidden" agendas, I thought I ought to responde to the "Birky Tractors of Maryland" question.
It doesn't exist. Brett purchased a tractor with me (Greg Birky) and 4 other guys about a year ago. We went together a purchased a 20' container with 7 Yanmars. We all got a reasonable tractor for a good price - but not without required repairs. Brett's tractor was probably the nicest of them all.
I did the same thing a second time, purchasing 3 for myself just to sell them. I thought I might get into this as a hobby/business, and am still considering it. Every dealer on this board, and many others who aren't on this board started out small also. I did well for the first time around, but It's a real headache, and very time consuming.
You can all start pounding on me now!
Since this is supposed to be a thread to expose any "hidden" agendas, I thought I ought to responde to the "Birky Tractors of Maryland" question.
It doesn't exist. Brett purchased a tractor with me (Greg Birky) and 4 other guys about a year ago. We went together a purchased a 20' container with 7 Yanmars. We all got a reasonable tractor for a good price - but not without required repairs. Brett's tractor was probably the nicest of them all.
I did the same thing a second time, purchasing 3 for myself just to sell them. I thought I might get into this as a hobby/business, and am still considering it. Every dealer on this board, and many others who aren't on this board started out small also. I did well for the first time around, but It's a real headache, and very time consuming.
You can all start pounding on me now!
BrettW
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Hey, don't let Greg Birky fool you guys, I suspect he now has thousands of Yanmars up in them hills, He's just too greedy to sell any of them. Heck, I can smell the diesel fumes way down here in Chesapeake land!
ps, I like the name Birky Tractors, just dont call it Birky Tractors and Service!
ps, I like the name Birky Tractors, just dont call it Birky Tractors and Service!