Roll Call

[NativeSon]

Start every morning with TBN.
Squash Hollow, Tx (East TX)

Charlie

 

[Trkrd]

Still lurking around TBN, not going anywhere.

 

[mbrule]

Matt

Massachusetts

YM135 with Cadplans loader

Check in daily, don't post much, but am always reading.

 

[Malvern]

Hi all,

On several times a day, don't post much. Chris

 

[Oldgreybear]

Oldgreybear--Bo in Wylie TX read a lot don't post much

 

[clemsonfor]

It seems like some are checking in here that may be seeing this post on the new posts for the day maybe? Are all you guys regulars on the yanmar forum? I'm not really talking about folks on all of TBN more so just the Yanmar forum. Not saying you have to have a yanmar or even a tractor to read here just from some of the responses it would seem strange to me some have Deere logos on their screen name but read the Yanmar group daily? I dunno maybe its the Yanmar engine in your tractor is why your here as well, or just like me cant get enough no matter what brand. I was seeing if we could get an idea of our readership on this forum and it has already suprised me.

I was just clarifying my post. If you read this forum regually, hey great to hear from you, but if your seeing this post in the "new posts today" feature just let us know.

 

[electrarc]

Hi All,
Just found TBN hope to be here for a long, long time. Love all the info on all tractors. Greetings from Australia.

 

[1StopJeff]

Jeff here in CA.

The info I received here was invaluable when purchasing my first tractor and subsequently tracking down parts for it. I am a lifer!

 

[houstonscott]

Scott in Houston, Tx
YM1610
Check TBN almost everyday.

HS

 

[HoyeTractor]

Still here reading almost every day but don't get a chance to post as much.

 

[kenmac]

here from time to time. I've been around for a while now. Not on every day

 

[Johndeere3720]

I am here! :thumbsup: Still loving my 169D and always enjoy reading about other Yanmars. :thumbsup: My Yanmar can be seen on my website, www.jakesimplements.com

 

[Djames55]

Dwight

Huntsville, Alabama

YM 1500

Been reading TBN for years! I keep up with this forum often! Don't post much but like to read what you guys have to say. I like my yanmar tractor.

 

[Brake Weight]

South Mississippi, AKA God's Country. Except recently, as it's been pushing into the 100 degree range with no rain. YM 2000 and assorted attachments; boxblade, bush hog, mower, tiller, and a paper weight of a disk. I'm new here, but check almost daily. Good info, helpful folks, and the app makes it easy. I've learned volumes the last few weeks and not just tractor related.

 

[acme97]

Keith
Cottageville, SC

Disclaimer: That's where my place is, but currently in DC (Wife's in Air Force), but we get back every few months. Son lives on property for us and keep unwanted varmits off (2 & 4 legged). I love the site and have spent hours reading the sage advice.

 

[scottlw]

Read most days. Newbie, but have found lots of helpful info here, haven't really been able to add much as yet to help anybody.

F18D in the UK.

 

[IcUdoUcme]

I'm Joe from western NY,

This is the best tractor forum on the net. Some of the stuff the guys build on here is impressive!

 

[clemsonfor]

I am here! :thumbsup: Still loving my 169D and always enjoy reading about other Yanmars. :thumbsup: My Yanmar can be seen on my website, Jakes Implements - Home

Did you invent the jake rake? Thats your tractor and the farm/arena i have seen you on before right?

 

[Johndeere3720]

Did you invent the jake rake? Thats your tractor and the farm/arena i have seen you on before right?

Yep, it's my invention. The arena and barns are my grandparents horse stables which is where my idea really came to being after using multiple implements just to maintain the arenas.

 

[Ginormous]

Yep, it's my invention. The arena and barns are my grandparents horse stables which is where my idea really came to being after using multiple implements just to maintain the arenas.

Looks nice. Does it come in Yanmar red?? But seriously, how does the Jake Rake do for preparing a garden for planting? Still need to till?