New Guy From Tafton Pa

DennyG104 · Nov 19, 2017

Hi People
I'm a full time Commercial product photographer here in Northeastern Pa now working for gun magazines best part I know absolutely nothing about guns and after 40 years behind the camera I get my first major cover this past October the Cover of Gun World,
Normally I wouldn't have anything to do with a group that would have me as a member, but I hope you don't mind me trying to fit in. Lol
I'm purchasing a new Kubota RTV 500, that will just be used to plow a little snow in the winter and for transportation to and from the lake which is about 2000 ft from my home this January and was hoping I could get some info and questions answered and where I should ask them.

Respectfully
Denny G.

mddorange · Nov 20, 2017

:welcome:
To the TBN forum Denny. Glad that you joined.

Just go to the forum that covers which subject you have a question for and start a new thread.

Wagtail · Nov 20, 2017

G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

Enjoy the site.

DennyG104 · Nov 20, 2017

Thanks Mike!

DennyG104 · Nov 20, 2017

Thank You!

Thomas · Nov 20, 2017

:welcome: to TBN Denny...enjoy.

TBN Support · Nov 20, 2017

Welcome to the forum!

You'll have to share pics when you get the Kubota

DennyG104 · Nov 20, 2017

Thanks Tom!!

DennyG104 · Nov 20, 2017

CatherineTBN said:
Welcome to the forum!

You'll have to share pics when you get the Kubota

I absolutist will do a photo shoot!!
And thanks for the welcome!

4get gto · Nov 20, 2017

Had to look to see where Tafton was. I'm about 1 1/2 hour south of you. :drink:

coolreinfarm · Nov 20, 2017

Welcome, I have a rtv500 with about 500 hours on it and have had zero problems with it. I also plow snow with it up to about 8 inches depending how wet or dry it is, after that I use the tractor. It's not a speed demon but very reliable. The vht takes a little getting use to, it's not like a automatic in a car you don't need to floor it to get it going, a gradual throttle up will do the job. I bought a soft cab years ago and a 12 volt heater, believe me you'll need something to block the wind in January.