Blakesmaster
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Straight in, straight out is good in theory.
I'm thinking that you prolly suck ! And I think I'd wipe my ass with your lawns . Jersey is known for kick ass turf !I've run and own track machines and am a solid op. Either your turf is different in dirty jersey or your idea of damage is not on par with mine.
I could go straight into your ass with my bobcat . And not leave a mark .......Straight in, straight out is good in theory.
Id take a poo in her mouth ....And snookie
There's a reason I carry the plywood I do little buddy, tracks or not, turf gets ****** in the a if you look at it wrong around here.I'm thinking that you prolly suck ! And I think I'd wipe my ass with your lawns . Jersey is known for kick ass turf !
Ha I know I haven't put my bobcat on a good lawn all season , honestly I keep it for snow and when I get my new mini , prolly will never touch another blade of grass , I don't do big trees anyway , I leave all that jazz for the hardcore tree guys LOLThere's a reason I carry the plywood I do little buddy, tracks or not, turf gets ****ed in the a if you look at it wrong around here.
But I'm sure you have some pics of that brute Kubota of yours handling some real nasty lodgepole pines out on the back 40. lol
I've spent mucho hours on a deere ct332 rubber track. Hauls **** tons of wood to the curb in short order. The next day spreading topsoil and seed makes one rethink the "efficiency" of that particular 70K machine.A 50 hp tractor ain't **** for power. My cat 236 has a 61 hp engine and when I get my forest head in a couple years I will be getting a 80-100 hp skid loader. A cat 299d will pickup over 5k lbs.
Small outrigger foot too.... We have 2x2 pads for our loader 3 layers of 3/4 and them ******* get mangled all the time if we take it off road the pads usually end up 4 inches in the turf. It don't go off road much... Our turf is soft very soft if a wheel leaves pavement plywood goes down
You see that outrigger pad buckling? That's 5/4 hickory with 3/4 plywood on both sides. During a dry spell.
And snookie
no good deed goes unpunished. tell him the admission fee to the confessional is a least a case.Me and the Deere just finished rescuing my fruitcake neighbor from this near disaster. Guess the e brake didn't hold or something. Hitch digging into the curb is the only thing that stopped him. Lifted it up by the passengers side front tow hook and swung it right over. Just had to have a couple guys stand on the winch as counterweight till off the wall.
Only took five minutes. I insisted I didn't need or want any money. But, since no good deed goes unpunished, he says he'll be over later. So now my beer thirty will be spoiled listening to the fruitcake ramble on. Grr!!
no good deed goes unpunished. tell him the admission fee to the confessional is a least a case.