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If only Hillary were in office, some of you ladies might be happy....but I doubt it.

Is there anything you won't bitch about, Chuck?

I finally did it. I went this morning to buy a Kubota, but when I really looked at them, I couldn't figure out how to get to anything like belts if you needed to change them. Then I looked at a Bad Boy, and everything seemed to be where you could reach it. After driving it around the lot, I decided to give it a try. It's a 61" Outlaw with the Kawasaki engine. It also had a suspension of sorts that made the ride better than the Kubota, and had what appeared to be better tires. Now, if it'll dry up enough to give it a try, I'll know whether I really like it or not. Thanks again for all the advice.

Can you have it fenced and put cows on it?

Neat stuff and a great investment!

295 miles between Chicago and Louisville. All on I-65. I'd rather drive that than fly.

Oh my! That's worth a lot just for the cool factor! I'm guessing $1500 would be a fair price to both buyer and seller?

Very nice gesture. TGO members are the best!

I've shot some in 7.62x39. Couldn't tell it from Wolf.

12 days for me.

Tell him to send cash with the ffl and let us know what his response is.

My LCP carried in a pocket holster looks like a smartphone. If anyone's ever noticed, I haven't been able to tell. I certainly haven't noticed any concerned looks or actions by law enforcement officers. I don't think people are very observant in general.

The kids just headed out to the barn, delighted to learn I'd loaded a whole box of bee loads back in the winter.

I bought a 4 wheeler there. It was over 25% cheaper than anyone local. Well worth the drive. I got there before they opened, and there was a line of folks almost 1/4 mile long waiting to get in.

My favorite day of the year!

There must not be a Ferris dealer around here, because I don't recall ever having seen that brand before you mentioned it. I will check it out. Thanks.

I have a. bush hog and a finish mower for the tractor. It works great, but I'd really like to cut down on my mowing time. I can mow my yard just as quickly with a 42" zero turn as I can with the tractor and 72" finish mower. Wouldn't you think I'd get a significant time savings with a 60" ztr?

I got a DT McCall and Son flyer today full of mowers, and my wife stopped by Hobdy, Dye, and Reid in Scottsville, Ky., and got some info and prices. Looks like 9-10k for something that'll last. Wow! That's a lot of cabbage for a mower. Guess I'll have to bite the bullet, or stick with my slow old tractor. As my tractor is a Kubota, and has given great service, I'm sort of leaning toward a Kubota mower right now. Brother in law mows commercially, and swears by John Deere. My father has a Dixie Chopper, and it is a good mower. He said someone told him the new ones aren't as good as the ones like he has. I don't know if there's any truth to that. I can't seem to find a consensus on any particular brand, and there's a LOT of em. I wish I knew more about them. I appreciate everyone's input on this.

Wow! You guys need any help? Is there a gofundme page?

I had a 350 XT. It ran good, but wasn't ideal for any riding conditions I tried. Uncomfortable on the road, geared too high for trail riding and hill climbing. Sounds like you need a truck worse than a bike.

Country life is different from city life.

So what is the difference?

That's what I'm after....What is the difference? If there's enough difference, I'd buy a more expensive one. I just hate to buy a 10 or 12k mower if a 5k mower would serve the purpose just as well. I'm mowing about 5 or 6 acres.

LOL! And today it wasn't an issue. In 8 years, for some reason, it will be.

The only Hustler 60" I see with a Kawasaki engine is a Fastrack, and is over seven grand.