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[tractorstatie]

Howdy,
I am a new Kubota owner and found my way to 4Shorts youtube channel which led me to here!:thumbsup: My wife and I are developing a homestead on an acre and a quarter but the goal is, as close to off grid as possible and totally self-sustaining/self-sufficient. Looking forward to becoming a safe novice with a tractor! Thanks for letting me in....I'll be taking lots of notes!!

 

[Al Mac]

Welcome to the site. Congrats on the new tractor.

Al

 

[Ed of all trades]

Welcome to TBN. Good place to learn, I have been driving tractors for over 50 years and I still learn things here. Ed

 

[TBN Support]

Welcome to the forum and congrats on your new Kubota! :thumbsup:

 

[davesl708]

HI. Welcome.

 

[Wagtail]

G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

Enjoy the site.

 

[mguitas]

:welcome:

 

[npalen]

Good luck on the homestead and welcome to TBN!
Some great minds and personalities here.

 

[CobyRupert]

Howdy, I am a new Kubota owner and found my way to 4Shorts youtube channel which led me to here!:thumbsup: My wife and I are developing a homestead on an acre and a quarter but the goal is, as close to off grid as possible and totally self-sustaining/self-sufficient. Looking forward to becoming a safe novice with a tractor! Thanks for letting me in....I'll be taking lots of notes!!

Others have taken notes too. And what they noted is that on the same day you posted the above you also said:
"I am new to this and exploring the market for a tractor. I had intended to go with Kyoti but I am now reconsidering. I can not find a dealer in NH or in Massachusetts!!! I see dealers falling by the side as I read other sites. Are they tanking already?! Maybe I should just go Kubota or John Deere? Perhaps Kyoti is a flash in the pan....."
- So which is it, are you "a new Kubota owner" or "exploring the market"?
Good luck with your off the grid, self-sustaining self-sufficient 1-1/4 acre homestead!

 

[tractorstatie]

Well thanks for noticing 'Colby', and callin me out so I have to explain myself and justify my comment. To answer your challenge, when I posted that introduction, my wife and I had put in an offer on a unoccupied home of which the current owner had left the Kubota in the garage. We were told the tractor went with the home. It seems, the owner has a different position so to answer you challenge directly, because we now find the tractor does NOT go with the property, we are in the market and one of the tractors I looked at is Kyoti. In the end I will likely wander over to John Deere after watching some side by side comparisons of John Deere v. Kubota and, as you so astutely noted in the OTHER forum, I am not encouraged by kyoti. I hope that satisfies your curiosity. Please 'take note' of that in the event there are any other sherlock holmes questioning how many tractors I may or may not have. Ya never know, FEDS could be monitoring the tractor websites to make sure no one owns more than one tractor! Good to know you're watchin out!!

Others have taken notes too. And what they noted is that on the same day you posted the above you also said:
"I am new to this and exploring the market for a tractor. I had intended to go with Kyoti but I am now reconsidering. I can not find a dealer in NH or in Massachusetts!!! I see dealers falling by the side as I read other sites. Are they tanking already?! Maybe I should just go Kubota or John Deere? Perhaps Kyoti is a flash in the pan....."
- So which is it, are you "a new Kubota owner" or "exploring the market"?
Good luck with your off the grid, self-sustaining self-sufficient 1-1/4 acre homestead!