medicshawn
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2004 kubota l35
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archeryantny
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At this time I'm shopping around, but it feels awesome to be in the market again. I've gained so much knowledge from my first time around. The L35 is an awesome machine and I definetly reccomend it to anyone, it taught me so much.
I'm looking at the New holland TC45 with BH, Kubota L48, or maybe a JD110. This time I'm definetly getting front and rear hydraulics and a quick attach would be nice. The front hydros are a must because I'm dying to give Markham welding some money. The guy I sold too was a dream to deal with and by being such a pleasure to deal with I'm gonna teach him everything I know.
The final destination is gonna be the dominican republic where the seller owns a farm.
I'm looking at the New holland TC45 with BH, Kubota L48, or maybe a JD110. This time I'm definetly getting front and rear hydraulics and a quick attach would be nice. The front hydros are a must because I'm dying to give Markham welding some money. The guy I sold too was a dream to deal with and by being such a pleasure to deal with I'm gonna teach him everything I know.
The final destination is gonna be the dominican republic where the seller owns a farm.
irwin
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Wonder if it's a cigar tobacco farm...many premium smokes from the D R.;
(smoking a Don Diego right now) very bad habit .I hear you on aux hydraulics and QA, love mine wouldn't want to be without it. I have loader SS QA, and Backhoe buckets are Wain Roy style QA