Recent content by Ramos

DThrash, fishing/clamming/crabbing/hunting.... It's all good, for sure! Carry on, tight lines.

Very well said, CCR.

Does your deck lift once the 3pt arms are all the way up? If so, all is normal.

Just kind of where the world is at these days. One comfort is that if the filters are branded as Kubota, they should be manufactured to their specific spec's. If not, that is on Kubota.

I have no doubt they were (are) Choice. I sure don't know everything but to keep it short.... Our family has been in the beef game for five generations. My sixteen year old son has been competing in beef showmanship and market for five years himself, and he is part of that fifth generation...

Sorry, the steaks you have pictured are 'Prime' by today's standards. There are actually eight different grades for beef, but only three that are commonly used by consumers. Those are: Select, Choice and Prime. Back in the '8o's when heart health came into vogue, beef got the snot kicked out of...

Or, "She was wrong but won anyway". :rolleyes:

The 1870 wheels accommodate turfs and R1's, no problem. If you want R4's, the sizing on the front is an issue. At, that is what Kubota will tell you.

They are both quality products. The LnL is easier to unlock but the Univer needs less room. If a guy is only going to have one, it depends on how many tight spots your equipment has.

So, respirators 24/7 is the recommendation? If the size of the sprayer is what counts, how about an Apache 1720 with an 80' suspended boom or the good old Flexicoil 67XL with a 120' wheeled boom. Those are 1,200 and 1,500 gallons, respectively. I think the least healthful/highest risk scenario...

Filtered Cig's: Pretty sure that was meant in jest. Hazardous Chemicals In The Wind: Really? If conditions prevent the chemical from hitting the target, you don't spray at that time. Point taken in regards to needing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE's), though.

If that beef is Select, I'll eat my hat. I don't eat hats and that meat will grade Choice+ or better day-in and day-out.

L2501 - What can't it do... Well, it can't take you offshore to catch tuna. That being said, it can get you through your chores in a timely fashion. That leads to more time being left for fishing. The title of your thread leads to some pretty 'deep' contemplation...… :D

Well, you're right. There is a fair amount that will need to come off to gain access. However, you won't be getting into anything complicated. Use your phone to take lots of pictures and have Kubota's exploded diagrams printed off. While you have things exposed, put a fuel shut-off valve between...

Just my own opinion but, I think pointing the finger at the dealer is a bit of a stretch. I only mentioned the KTAC insurance because it's a crazy policy that covers just about anything.