Ballpark?

[Spin88]

Thanks oosik, that sounds like some tough stuff. I'll stop whining about my caliche. Yours has the word "bedrock" in it. How do I compete with that? Ha ha

 

[oosik]

Not to fret. I have plenty of spots on the property that are tillable and I have a great garden - that myself & all the wild critters enjoy. My main crop here is Ponderosa pine.

I looked at a cabbed version of my Kubota when I bought a new tractor and decided I would stay with open station. I still enjoy being out in the weather and don't do any work with a rear cutter - don't have any ground dwelling bees or hornets and have a full set of Eddie Bauer down winter clothing. At the time, a cab for my Kubota was an additional $6K to $7K. Another advantage here - whether its very hot or very cold, the humidity is always very low. The only time the humidity will be above 30 to 35% is when it rains.

 

[Spin88]

Hear, hear. I reckon the cowboys would've thrown a cab on their horse about 140 years ago if they could've but they managed to survive without it. Good luck with your crops.

 

[Spin88]

My dogs went BANANAS! ! ! They couldn't get enough of it either after they got used to it. I'm glad they recognized there was something new in the yard that wasn't there before.

 

[jenkinsph]

Nice rig, have fun with it.

 

[BlessedMess]

Congrats! Looks like you've put those hydraulic remotes to good use. Hope you enjoy your LS as much as I did mine.

 

[Spin88]

After reading this forum, I'd of been crazy not to get them. Thanks for noticing. I had to give up the Bush hog I wanted to get the cylinders. You guys give a lot of advice to "an individual" but plenty of others are heeding that advice.