Some places need to be wild
Some places need to be wild
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Nails are sold by the pound, that makes sense.
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elle sagenev wrote:I don't care about brand. My husband went orange because it was affordable, easy to deal with and they said they're metal over plastic and green is plastic. I have NO idea if that's true.
We have an orange kubota. Not the biggest they have, not the smallest.
Important to have is a cabin, you're moving to Wyoming. You do not want to be out there blowing in the wind without a cabin. Protect yoself.
They did tell us that I couldn't get a hay fork for our Kubota because it is too light to lift a round bale without tipping. So there's that consideration.
elle sagenev wrote:I don't care about brand. My husband went orange because it was affordable, easy to deal with and they said they're metal over plastic and green is plastic. I have NO idea if that's true.
We have an orange kubota. Not the biggest they have, not the smallest.
Important to have is a cabin, you're moving to Wyoming. You do not want to be out there blowing in the wind without a cabin. Protect yoself.
They did tell us that I couldn't get a hay fork for our Kubota because it is too light to lift a round bale without tipping. So there's that consideration.
Nails are sold by the pound, that makes sense.
Soluna Garden Farm -- Flower CSA -- plants, and cut flowers at our farm.
Some places need to be wild
Some people age like fine wine. I aged like milk … sour and chunky.
Kathleen Nelson wrote:
elle sagenev wrote:I don't care about brand. My husband went orange because it was affordable, easy to deal with and they said they're metal over plastic and green is plastic. I have NO idea if that's true.
We have an orange kubota. Not the biggest they have, not the smallest.
Important to have is a cabin, you're moving to Wyoming. You do not want to be out there blowing in the wind without a cabin. Protect yoself.
They did tell us that I couldn't get a hay fork for our Kubota because it is too light to lift a round bale without tipping. So there's that consideration.
Thank you this is all amazing info. I’m seriously so excited to get started. I’m from southern Alberta Canada, heated cabs are a definite must, but all I was ever in up there were combines and balers, neither of which we planned on doing, so hearing about these multipurpose (which I’m sure I’ve seen before but it didn’t compute because it didn’t apply) tractors is very interesting. We’ll definitely have to try them each out
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Some places need to be wild
Some places need to be wild
Some places need to be wild
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