[AT] Speaking of Stuck

[Bo Hinch]

I will disagree with you on the motor and Hyd .. This a Kubota , They
survive when all others want . I am trying to find a photo of one my
brother bought last year that a 93 year old man bogged down so bad that he
had to have help getting off of the tractor and mud , then hire a large
wrecker to pull it out . There was only a couple of inches showing on top
of hood and all the while spewing water from a watermain he ruptured . His
kids took the keys so he couldn't drive it anymore and the next week (
without his kids knowing ) , he got on the phone and had a brand new one
delivered . The next day he bogged it down so bad on one side that it laid
over .   You will have to do some serious maintenance but I bet it survives
.

On Thu, Dec 15, 2016 at 2:18 PM, Doug Tallman <dtallman at accnorwalk.com>
wrote:

>
> I sent one pic to the list last night. I'm including the 2nd pic now. I
> don't know a lot of the details yet but this is what he wrote:
>
>   Heres a little picture that might cheer you up....and yes, I'm a dumb
> ass and yes it's still stuck since last Saturday night. We've had rain and
> snow and more coming. Probably totaled the engine and hydraulics. Mostly
> coal dust/water and lots of heavy clay. I guess I'll be prepping the
> gravely for snow removal this year.
>
>
>
> On 12/15/2016 1:07 PM, James Thomson wrote:
>
>>     Did you happen to get any pictures?
>>     Jim Thomson
>>     Macowboy at comcast.net
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