Kioti DK 35 SE and a Hawkline 6ft Tiller--- NICE

[ethiojazz]

Hi Folks...

I got a DK35SE to compliment or rather retire my B2410 Kubota tractor. Already I was extremely happy with its performance with a 5 foot bush hog. I used to have to rent/borrow a 790 Deere to go thru and knock down the under growth in the trees, and usually could only get about 1/3 to 1/2 done. Well with my own DK 35... No issues.. I actually stopped after a couple of hours each time because I was enjoying it and wanted to make it last longer !!

Now I bought a 6 foot Hawkline Tiller from Sweet Tractor (Thanks for the help Ken !!)... simply put NICE.. In a total of about 5 working hours I have turned over almost 1.7 acres and more importantly even though I had a few rocks, no problem for the tiller or the tractor. I now have a well prepared (well almost) field to start our organic veggie growing business...

 

[Dmace]

Congrats on the new tractor and Welcome to the Pack!

Sounds like that tractor is earning it's keep already. :thumbsup:

 

[sweettractors]

Hi Folks...

I got a DK35SE to compliment or rather retire my B2410 Kubota tractor. Already I was extremely happy with its performance with a 5 foot bush hog. I used to have to rent/borrow a 790 Deere to go thru and knock down the under growth in the trees, and usually could only get about 1/3 to 1/2 done. Well with my own DK 35... No issues.. I actually stopped after a couple of hours each time because I was enjoying it and wanted to make it last longer !!

Now I bought a 6 foot Hawkline Tiller from Sweet Tractor (Thanks for the help Ken !!)... simply put NICE.. In a total of about 5 working hours I have turned over almost 1.7 acres and more importantly even though I had a few rocks, no problem for the tiller or the tractor. I now have a well prepared (well almost) field to start our organic veggie growing business...

Thanks again for your business. We really appreciate you. Best of luck in your organic enterprise. Ken Sweet