AProudLefty
Black Kitty Ain't Happy
I take mine on wheat.
Good idea. The fiber protects against the EMF attack.
I take mine on wheat.
Good idea. The fiber protects against the EMF attack.
Right now, I'm in the process of selecting and buying a new compact backhoe / loader. The two best choices are:
The John Deere 2025R
And the Kubota B2601
They're both about $35,000 give or take in cost with a similar features package.
It keeps me regular. Always a plus in the apocalypse.
Although they are similar, there are key differences that can make a difference depending upon how you plan to use it.
This link has a guy focusing on the pros and cons for his usage:
https://www.mytractorforum.com/threads/2025r-vs-b2650.1321795/
I've already watched and read on both. The thing I dislike most about the Kubota is the heel-toe forward-reverse pedal. It seems generally a better tractor than the JD otherwise. Dealer distance is kind of irrelevant here, as both are like 20 miles from home.
Always a good idea to use a good hot coffee enema to clean out any EMF attack on your body.
Do you prefer cold, hot or room temperature?
I like freezing. I am just kinky that way.
No doubt it's a great "Good Morning!" eye-opener.
A cold milk is a great "Good Morning". A whole gallon of whole milk is great.
Right now, I'm in the process of selecting and buying a new compact backhoe / loader. The two best choices are:
The John Deere 2025R
And the Kubota B2601
They're both about $35,000 give or take in cost with a similar features package.
I thought you're an electrician what do you need that for?
I thought you're an electrician what do you need that for?
To bury the bodies of unregistered foreign agents and other anti-American cocksuckers. That's why I want one too.
I buy raw land and grade the lots to make them buildable then sell for way more than I bought. I also occasionally have to trench for underground conduit and cable installs. These are very flexible machines that can do all sorts of things.
Right now, I'm in the process of selecting and buying a new compact backhoe / loader. The two best choices are:
The John Deere 2025R
And the Kubota B2601
They're both about $35,000 give or take in cost with a similar features package.