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Is it just me? The sight window is easy as can be to read, and spending money for food coloring never even entered my mind. I think the sight window is a great feature.

Depends on your use. Mine are for lifting full buckets of heavy wet snow, and also the slopes in our woods. R1's and loaded tires are not nice to lawns though.

I would check the front axle to make sure it is full of kubota super utd2 fluid. Most new owners find it to be low. Mine was down 2 quarts. Easy enough to check and fill.

What was your total new package price?

If you check the oil and hyd filters underneath and they are painted gray, they are the original ones from the factory, if not, they have been serviced. Might give you pleasure knowing that they were changed like they should have been.

Great deal on your tractor. I have loaded tires and a box blade on the back. I can lift a full heaped bucket of wet snow with no problems at all. You are gonna love working with the L2501. They are amazing tractors for their size.

I would tighten the slip clutch bolts all another 1/2 turn and see how it goes.

I think I would undo the flowerbed mounds and save the driveway, if that's possible. Good way to use the L2501 too.

Nice Elk! Congrats to dad too. What's the cost on a guided hunt like that?

I just love boxers. They are the nicest dogs and great companions!

Nice tractor! What year is it and why is there only 5 hours on it? Who does that?

That tiller looked like new!

Nope you did not overpay for that model and the extras. Your neighbor does not know the value of a Kubota. Worth every penny.

Nice job with the firewood at your age. It's what keeps you young and spry. I have a Stihl MS 271 and also just love the saw. It's cut 100's of face cords of wood over the years.

Nice job, just wondering what the spacing is between trees? It's hard to tell from the pic, but wonder if you could space every other one for growth.

Congrats on the successful move Ken! Improvements on the property are adding up nicely for you. Makes every moment on the property more fun, eh!

Nice looking Norway spruce. I have 100's of them I planted prolly for the last 30 years. They need a lot of spacing and grow to huge beautiful specimens. Good choice and they grow well in heavy soil where some pines don't ever become nice trees like they should.

Nice pictures Ken! Thanks for sharing. I believe I have 9 preference points if you ever decide you need to harvest him. They make wonderful sausage of all types.

If you don't secure this tractor , it will be sold to someone else, and you will be kicking yourself for dragging your feet. This is a great price for clean equipment that is well kept!

I assumed Buck purchased the L3800. I could be wrong, but being a betting guy, he will share his nice aquire soon.