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Kubota L3940
Kubota L3940
Don't think I ever shared my other favorite orange Japanese toy. I don't think I've lifted/unloaded a heavy item in the 3 years since I got it. I use it for snow and general farm maintenance.
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Mattndew76
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- Location: Creswell, Oregon.
Re: Kubota L3940
Oh man... The aunt has one on her farm and I cant get enough of using her Kubota.. The back hoe unit is extremely entertaining!!
Cool toy!
Cool toy!
An Idea doesn't work unless you do.
Re: Kubota L3940
Wish I'd splurged for the back hoe when I got it, the price tag was already enough to make my wife say "You spent that on a toy...?" to which I replied: "It's a tool, not a toy!"
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Mattndew76
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- Location: Creswell, Oregon.
Re: Kubota L3940
Heck its a Toyool.. who says we cant have fun working?
An Idea doesn't work unless you do.
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greenthumb
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- Location: Langley, BC
Re: Kubota L3940
Kubotas FTW! we've been running them since 1980, and love them-very rugged, durable and reliable machines- at least the ones we've had anyway
Re: Kubota L3940
A friend of mine bought an awd Kabota of similar size (sorry I don't know the designation) 6 years ago for their farm. They since built a 5000 square foot home and he loves that thing. For such a small machine, they are amazingly powerful! I'm pretty sure he bought the hoe. He definitely has the bucket and the forks.
Love people and use things,
because the opposite never works.
because the opposite never works.