Posted by 37 chief on May 27, 2022 at 21:46:58 from (68.8.81.147):
A friend of mine does mowing for other, like I do. He was in a truck accident a week ago, and brused a few ribs, and was in considerable pain. He had one more mowing job to finish. He asked me if I would drive his tractor. I finished his job today. He had a fair size Kubota tractor, with a rotary mower. It was one rough ride, I had to stay in second most of the time, to keep from being bounced around. Maybe because it's a light tractor. My JD 401B Industrial has me spoiled. With the 14.9 X 24 rear tires, and 16 inch truck tires in the front, plus a spring seat. My JD in in a class above the Kubota as far as comfort. One good thing about the Kubota, you would have try real hard to hurt your self. Every thing has to be off, PTO, gear selector in natural. If not as soon as you leave the seat the motor shuts off. Stan
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