orange tractor talks

[rbargeron]

Back when my computer had a hand crank, there was a thing called the Kubota Board.......where user input was handled over the net - whoah! I remember using that for some years before Muhammad started TBN. My join date says 2000 but a lot of us were here a while before that.

 

[Henro]

Got curious. My join date at TBN is 2003. Wow, 20 years have passed!

OTT is a good place too...joined there much more recently...

 

[5030]

With me, it all hinges on who or what entity owns a forum and in the case of OTT, the forum owner isn't even domestic. I'll pass.

 

[HAR]

While I visit both sites, TBN is my go to for 99%. Not everyone owns a K, and sometimes others may have experienced the same issue you are dealing with. Better cross section of views/options.

 

[number two]

I was invited to join a few years ago.
Fine forum.
I'm amazed at the constant flow of new members,and they are usually aided well by the regulars!

 

[mikester]

OTT seems geared more to BX owners

Does anyone remember the usenet/readnews/newsgroups days? Essentially one place to access all the forums. Text based, kinda like group email. Pre-WWW. Was initially free, then had free access through my ISP's, now it's a monthly pay system for access and a ghost of what it once was.

IMHO Forums these days seem to be email harvesters, a lot of fluff and ad driven, content curated by a few individuals, and spam fodder.

 

[Hersheyfarm]

I don't see eye to eye with the moderator over there so I lurk but don't post. He's a bleeding heart liberal and I don't mesh well with that.

Hate those.

 

[Jchonline]

I have spent alot of time on OTT. Lots of great information on Kubotas, all sizes. They have actual technicians that work or worked on Kubotas on their boards. Very useful.

I could care less about political affiliation when I need advice on a tractor issue so OTT will continue to be a go to source for information.

 

[BlueKnife]

With me, it all hinges on who or what entity owns a forum and in the case of OTT, the forum owner isn't even domestic. I'll pass.

Where does one find that info? Just did a little searching and the two sources I found, which don't necessarily look trustworthy to me, say that it's headquarters are in the US. Couldn't find who the owner was.