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In the end it's a coin toss. Ether way you win. It's nice that we still have two great companies.

I don't know why is as trouble, just that he does. My husky just wants to cut, anytime anywhere.

1996 Husqvarna 55 Rancher. His was the ms271 farm boss.

My brother and I in 1996 bought our saws. His is a Stihl and my a husky. He has had to rebuild his saw 3 times, mine only once when he dropped a 30" round oak on it. He had to borrow my saw to clear his property because his was in the shop. In the end I love my saw. She has never let me down.

There are a few large companies out there that have destroyed smaller ones when they bought them. Briggs & Simplicity come to mind. The notion of profit margins has always bugged me. My family owned Evinrude till the very end. Sxs vs Jeep was always an issue. I went with a jeep. Always...

Three years this February the Cleveland Clinic took what was left of my stomach, part of my small intestine and a cancerous lymph node out. I stay way from almost everything.

Sorry for your losses. My date is August 15,2008. Sober 16+ years. There are meetings to help with this..... No pushing.

I love my b8200. Love to see them work. All these people on the forum I have learned from.....glad to help.

No pictures, just smiles. Yes I have the mmm for it.

Try a pully puller with the hooks. It worked on my B8200

Folding ROPS.....wow progress?

It's now academic... my B8200 loves the 6' rear blade and has no issues plowing the neighborhood out.

Mike Drop........

A few youtubers run up to a 48".

Just as a reference point, in 1999 I payed $5990 for my Simplicity Legacy with a 48" deck. In 2024 dollars that is $11,343. Close to a Bx1880 price with a deck ($13,900 on the Kubota USA website)

Two words, "Love Mine".

We talked about this topic when Messicks producted, "The Death of the Garden Tractor". The BX just took over for that segment of the market. I was a "dyed in the wool" fan of the garden tractor.... I loved my Simplicity Legacy...... When it died I bought my Kubota, and the rest is history...

Switch Companies. I had a homeowners policy with a local agent. Was with them for 20 years. They raised my insurance rates 20% and I switched. Funny thing is it is underwritten by the same company. Car insurance is the same way. I switched over all my stuff. I got phone calls wanting me...