Thats ok, its hard to express how youre saying something on a site like this. This was not my $22k i wouldnt blow it off like that. My dad insists that anytihng not showroom new is a waste of money (he says i'll never get this allis fixed) and that this cab is somehow safer then a regular ROPS but i dont know how. I woulda bought a ford 2000 or such instead of a $13k new holland replaced with this $22k kubota and this will probabally need replaced when the transmission goes boom. Right now i wear ear protection in there when doing anything that involves any real work. The quality of these things is remarkable-just horrible, but it aint my money. Sure, coulda bought one $3000 tractor instead of $35,000 and counting. But all that old crap will kill you if you look at it wrong and new is so much better in so many ways, right???? I really feel sorry for him, all this is a waste of money. Looking at a holland TC30 with a gearshift (used) to replace the kubota. This is incredable i wonder how kubota is still in buissness. That little holland was a great machine and i plowed with that (1-10) just fine and it never had any of these problems. My uncle hays close to 700 acres and most of his equiptment is holland and he loves it. I wish we coulda never bought this kubota, a huge waste of money. That tractor outside looks like a burning pile of hundred dollar bills in the driveway. What a damn shame
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