My Kubota story: I was at an auction a coupla miles down the street, saw a Kubota L2122 or some number like that, now havinG some experience As a youngsTEr, Working on the turf fArm, I recognized that it was similar to the L 185, and similar Kubotas that the cans were tearing up, and I had to keep runnin on the turf farm, but I knew it was the tYpe that was imported here used, a gray market deluxe. The auctioneers couldn't get it to start, it was kinda nippy that day(LOL), and they couldn't figger out which button was the pre heater. After I bought it for $1500, I had it started in about 1 minute, kinda upset that auctioneer, cause I know the market around here would be higher than that for a low hour 22 HP tractor with a 16 speed tranny! Now let me tell you about our local Kubota dealer, he is the most expensive, arrogant south end of a northbound mule I have ever run across. I knew he would never have the few parts that I needed, if I told him that it was for a gray market Kubota. So, I checked out the parts pile at the ole turf farm, having left there on good terms, got a couple that I needed, found out what parts I needed, went down to the flabby tower of dung of a Kubota dealer, got the parts I was needin, paid for them, then, on the way out told him they were for a gray market, he about blew a gasket himself! I walked out grinnin, a few people in line behind me were laughin at the owner. I'd tell you the name of the business, but I already have, You just have to connect the dots in this post, so to speak...He's a sue happy ignoramus, so I'll let you capitalize on this information, yourselves.
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