Hey Dan!
Welcome to the friendly tractor forum! 
This is soooooooo not true!
And the few that I do have some sort of past connection with all (wisely) deny or try to hide it anyway! 
Dan,Hey Dan!
For those who aren't already familiar with the name, I'd just like to say that Dan was my inspiration to keep going with my little start-up tractor services business earlier this year when everything was looking kinda ugly and bleak.
Dougster
Any friend of Dougster's is a friend of mine. Including Ed and FarmwithJunk.
I looked at Kubota zero turn mowers and liked them, but went with a Hustler Fastrack. My Mahindra/MF dealer sales them and I naturaly was sold on them with parts and service being more convenient. Zero turn is truly the way to go in mowers. Just wished I could have afforded a diesel at the time.
Dan,
Welcome.
hugs, Brandi
Mack at'cha Brandi
Glad you found us.
well its nice to find another place, i hope yall dont get to involved with that diesel vs gas and chevy vs fors vs toyota, that gets so dang old. talk about beating a dead horse.
Doug im neck deep in the working the working world right now, 11 hour days doesnt leave much time for tractor work, this holiday season with all the ice storm debris i have had more seat time than ever, i actually used a tank of fuel in 3 days. I could be making enough right now to set me till spring but im stuck inside working for the man, guess the only good side is im making close to double what i was when i quit.
The wife has me doing remodel work on the downstairs and i trade my mud and tape for diesel smoke and dirt every chance i get. Im working twords getting a grapple set up for the b3030 right now, trying to figure out the most economical way to do that.
have a good one all, glad i found a new pile to play in
Well Dan, as a person whose financial ship is sinking deeper and faster with every passing month, I can assure you that the temptation and possibility of going back to working for the man is on my mind constantly. But it is very hard to give up my dream of self-employment and independence from the whims of evil bossmen and an industry that doesn't seem to know where it's going anymore. I struggle with the numbers and the emotions every single day. Most outside observers look at the numbers and think I am crazy. Sometimes I think I'm crazy as well.
Well, Junk is at least half right. No out-of-control brand wars here. A little light kidding occasionally... but mostly a sense of respect for the viewpoints of others and the reasons they chose their particular machines.No brand/color wars here! We're too busy with the DANG YANKEES vs. TRUE LOYAL AMERICANS from the SOUTH flame wars to concern ourselves with trivial issues like brand bashing
No brand/color wars here! We're too busy with the DANG YANKEES vs. TRUE LOYAL AMERICANS from the SOUTH flame wars to concern ourselves with trivial issues like brand bashing
on the web that's undirty.
Workinallthetime,well its nice to find another place, i hope yall dont get to involved with that diesel vs gas and chevy vs fors vs toyota, that gets so dang old. talk about beating a dead horse.
Doug im neck deep in the working the working world right now, 11 hour days doesnt leave much time for tractor work, this holiday season with all the ice storm debris i have had more seat time than ever, i actually used a tank of fuel in 3 days. I could be making enough right now to set me till spring but im stuck inside working for the man, guess the only good side is im making close to double what i was when i quit.
The wife has me doing remodel work on the downstairs and i trade my mud and tape for diesel smoke and dirt every chance i get. Im working twords getting a grapple set up for the b3030 right now, trying to figure out the most economical way to do that.
have a good one all, glad i found a new pile to play in
about talking about the best color of a bucket and how clean (or dirty) a tractor should be.
