Thanks to long time contributors

[Robg165]

I will do so.

 

[N80]

Thank you for your service. When were you in and where?

Eglin, AFB, Charleston AFB, short deployment to Germany and Hungary. I enjoyed my time in the USAF but my service was fairly mundane and not associated with any risk or danger. Thank you for your many years of dedication.

 

[TractorGuy]

Looks like a great deal.

I had a 175 for a while. Mine had the front seal on the power steering pump leaking. It would over fill and thin out the engine oil. $15 seal fro MF and all was good.

 

[Henro]

Very nice tractor!

I will say that tractors without ROPS scare me. I wonder if a retrofit kit would be available for that tractor?

I tipped my larger tractor on its side once some years ago. Kubota B2910, maybe about the size of yours. Very slow event while using a box blade. Almost a non event but had the ROPS not been there to stop the roll things might have turned out differently.

Just a thought.

Bill

 

[mddorange]

Eglin, AFB, Charleston AFB, short deployment to Germany and Hungary. I enjoyed my time in the USAF but my service was fairly mundane and not associated with any risk or danger. Thank you for your many years of dedication.

Service is service and the extra requirements are still there.

While I was stationed in Sumter at Shaw AFB, I spent 4 months TDY to Charleston in 1974 while my oldest daughter had a special operation at the USC Medical Center Hospital when she was only 4. It was a new type of operation that they were developing then and she was patient number 1. At the time, I was naive enough that I was shocked when I got a bill for over $27,000 that the Air Force would not cover. Lucky for me, our head surgeon had served in the Navy and he talked most of the other doctors into waving their fee and got the bill reduced to around $9,000 which I paid off in payments over many years.