Should a new tractor come with a full tank of gas?
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Shenandoah MF1760
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First of all welcome! Although I'm not exactly a veteran here.
I too bought from UVC in Alvin, Texas. I got a Mule and a Massey 1760M.
At the time I was given a RTIC cooler with their logo on it. It's small, only big enough for a couple of 6 packs.
They were at one time giving away Bibles and shotguns, the owner seems to shift gears alot.
Dale Pendell
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Hat and a full tank. With a complete run-down on how it works and best practices. A good dealer gives good customer service.
A few years ago a store clerk told me that somebody had come in and put gas in their Mercedes. Her boyfriend is an excellent diesel mechanic, so she called him and he told her to dump a couple of quarts of oil in the tank, drive the 20 miles to his house and he would drain the tank, clean the filters and get the woman back on the road again.
madisonhawk
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I got a full tank of fuel, two hats and a shirt and free delivery.
Wagtail
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My 4105 came with a full tank... I also received a ball-cap AND a Jacket. When they delivered the remainder of my implements there was a 'gratuitous' ballast box!
Both my D110 and now Z355E came fully fuelled + a ball-cap for each.
All of my purchases have been from the same JD dealership.
Both my D110 and now Z355E came fully fuelled + a ball-cap for each.
All of my purchases have been from the same JD dealership.
xBBx
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My Kubota came with a full tank, a hat, and free delivery. It also had a 460 rancher chainsaw in it...but I paid for that. They just delivered it by placing it in the cab. Convenient. It came with some oil and all the manuals tho. 
Cougsfan
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My hats get dirt mostly from organic dirt and sweat, which makes the dishwasher a pretty good choice for cleaning. It does take the color out, but that seems to be the case no matter how you wash a hat. They do seem to maintain their shape better with dishwasher washing compared to other many other methods. Hand washing works pretty good too if it isn't too dirty.
Where else can you find discussions on methods for washing your favorite tractor cap other than TractorByNet
JethroB
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Well Kubota is now throwing in a free phone app to go with the free hat. I received the email today.
ning
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Lately I get so sweaty (bleah) that I wear a bandana or a keffiyeh. Bandana works great under helmets if needed (chainsaw or welding helmet), keffiyeh will actually block sun off my face pretty well by itself (+ beard and sunglasses, there's barely any skin showing). I got lucky with a dozen pretty decent bandanas on amz for just over a buck each and they're slightly larger than the traditional ones so they act as a do-rag perfectly.My hats get dirt mostly from organic dirt and sweat, which makes the dishwasher a pretty good choice for cleaning. It does take the color out, but that seems to be the case no matter how you wash a hat. They do seem to maintain their shape better with dishwasher washing compared to other many other methods. Hand washing works pretty good too if it isn't too dirty.
Where else can you find discussions on methods for washing your favorite tractor cap other than TractorByNet
