[AT] Pulled The Trigger Today!

[David Rotigel]

I am REALLY pleased so far Dean! Not sure I would call it "love" yet--perhaps more like "heat"! It now has all of 3 hours on it. After about 25 minutes of mowing this morning I thought to myself "Boy, my leg didn't cramp like that yesterday when I mowed a bit." Then I realized that I was not using the "cruse control". Put that on and NO MORE CRAMP. At my age I think the "curve" sometimes is greater than the "learning"! If it were 20 years ago I would have ordered both the front end loader and the tiller for the Kubota. I'm still thinking about the loader, but not real hard yet. I have a friend who drilled a hole in the lip of the bucket on his tractor. He puts a trailer ball in there when he needs to move a 4 wheel wagon around at his place. That works VERY well.
	Dave
PS, I showed my wife your post hopeing she would get the idea and learn how to use the Kubota to mow some grass once in a while. After reading the last sentence in your post she smiled and said: "This Dean fellow  		is a lucky guy." 

On May 7, 2015, at 9:22 PM, Dean Vinson <dean at vinsonfarm.net> wrote:

> Dave, I suspect you'll love that little tractor.  I've had a 2370 for about
> a year now and am completely happy with it.  Just got off it a few minutes
> ago, as a matter of fact, and only because it got too dark to keep mowing.
> Runs like a top.  Just sharpened the blades a weekend or two ago and it
> wasn't too hard to get the mower deck off or put it back on, although I did
> invoke a few curse words.  (First time removing the deck).   I have the
> little front loader attachment (my only loader tractor) and use the heck out
> of it, and it's very easy and fast to put on and off--no cursing involved at
> all if I halfway pay attention.   Besides mowing and landscaping work, I use
> the Kubota now and then to back my four-wheel wagon into the barn since it's
> easier to reposition than one of the big tractors after I get the wagon
> hopelessly jackknifed and have to start over.  Also very easy and handy for
> my fiancee to use, and she's cute as the dickens on it.
> 
> Dean Vinson
> Saint Paris, Ohio
>