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We bought a camp in 1997. 127 acres 40 of which were clear cut 6 months before purchase. The land looked pretty much like the OPs photo. The tree top pile rotted down over the years and was gone in about 15 years. During the first two years, briars were so thick you could barely walk through...

I take the grandkids for hay rides on a little 4x8 tilt bed that I keep at the camp for firewood and shale hauling. Low to the ground and holds plenty of little ones. Basically drive walking speed through the woods.

Any particular reason you bought the tractor if you don't like so many things?

Congratulations!

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I didn't see anyone mention the Ford Explorer. I think they are a nice sized reliable vehicle at a reasonable price.

Welcome. A BX will do all the things you listed, the L will do it a lot quicker. I would go to the Kubota dealer and relay the above list of chores and drive both tractors. Have the dealer option out both tractors for you needs and pick your poison.

I try to avoid flying. Aside from the airline hassle, the TSA swarmed my wife and took her into a screening room. They thought the fudge we were bring back from WI was plastic explosive. They were not very nice about it either.

I saw that deal the other day and was going to order on line because I had a 10% off coupon plus and extra $25 off. A little voice in my head told me I better go to the store to see one in person. Picked it up, and even without the battery, it was a lot heavier than my current two stroke model...

If you go on build and price they list a spacer kit under the accessories tab. REAR WHEEL SPACER KIT (L8787) That part number is only a one inch spacer, primarily for clearance of tire chains.

Funny story. We were installing a new culvert pipe. I was digging in a shale bank loading the trailer. Another fellow had the trailer hooked to his Ford Ranger and was transporting the shale to the pipe where my son was waiting. On the first load the truck arrived, My son said "where is the...

I was at the camp today and took a few photos of the load handler mounted on my camp trailer. That little trailer is a tilt as well, but the material would not slide off as easily as I liked, so that is why I got the load handler.

One is listed on FB for sale near me. 171 hours, 2014. The are asking $26.5, no blower

Maybe I am getting old, but you used to be able to give someone a kick in the azz if they needed motivation. Now you have to sit in a circle , rub their forehead and sing kumbaya and hope they don't cry.