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#2
03-22-08, 09:39 PM
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is it a sybian?
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03-22-08, 11:04 PM
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how much is the tractor and the mower if you don't mind me asking? $15-$20k?
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03-23-08, 02:06 AM
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blades of grass 2 inch? what do you mean bro?
you must have a big garden
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03-23-08, 04:12 AM
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The Tractor is a Kubota B7800, It is a 30 horse 4 cylinder diesel. The base price when I bought it almost 2 years ago was $16,300 with the loader. The brush mower was $1,600. But then you start adding on all the goodies and it goes up and up. I am into it for over 30 grand now but there is a lot more to it than what you see there.
My garden is not that big really but I do have horses, This is a Brush Cutter is a Landpride and I bought it blaze trailers into the woods. It will cut sapling's up to 2" and field grass 3 feet tall. I also Have a grapple for the loader that can pick up trees to log and load into my truck. I do not have it mounted hear. The Tractor and mower alone is about $20 grand Hear it is with a Post Hole Digger  Fork lift & tooth bar, In the background of this picture is the edge of 160 + acres of woods  This is the grapple Last edited by Timber : 03-23-08 at 04:41 AM.
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03-23-08, 05:09 AM
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looks pretty cool, I'd spend all weekend on that
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03-23-08, 08:49 AM
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good guess by me! 20k! we had riding mowers like Scag's and Dixie Choppers when my dad had his landscaping company. they were like 15 grand so thats how i know. those things went like 30mph! lol
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03-23-08, 09:17 AM
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Yup it does 29 MPH in High range. I don't think I want to cut a field thats fast though. Might be hard staying in the seat. This model will also take a belly mower. It has a center PTO as well as the rear. I would be lost without this thing now. This is the same set up you see cutting the interstate without the loader. In fact the entire loader comes off in minutes
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#11
03-23-08, 09:32 AM
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nice country you live in. you would probably shoot yourself if you had to live in my area.
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03-23-08, 04:25 PM
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You might be surprised. I do love where I am today and that is my choice because life has seen fit to give me the opportunity or I manipulated it that way who knows. I have been a city dweller and enjoyed that too. I spent many years in Hollywood Ca working for Paramount. I also have a female friend that lives in those high rise condos over there in Seacaucus. Nice place over there. City dwelling has many advantages the country life doesn't have but I can say I have lived in both worlds & like them both for different reasons. In the end I love the critters and the wood. It is a lot of work but somehow seems worth it.
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