Boarman03

Another good student transportation car.

Would you guys please do a coyote shoot? Could you all but decimate them please. My critters requested I ask on their behalf. You have the equipment and expertise, would be a shame to waste it. Time to practice again?

Looks very nice. Good student school car.

Great guy. Those trees come in handy.

I'll take them

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I love mine.

Problem with goats, saddled or otherwise, they'll eat his orchard trees, worst than sheep. And the coyotes would enjoy the treats. Just speaking from experience.

Enjoyed talking with you. Subcompact 4x4 tractor (like 2004 Kubota BX23) with low hours using your existing Massey rear mower (buy extra blades now as Massey has terrible parts support on implements) really does appear to be your best choice. Now to find one reasonably priced. With Backhoe attachment they were 19k from Bingham Equipment in 04, but I could beat them down to 16k, as I found out, if I bought two. So I bought two at 0% over 4 years. A good friend bought one from me at the same rate. We both still have them. Here's my son at 12 when he was small digging to repair our sewer. Block wall is 4' high. Kubota is only 4' wide so it fits in a horse trailer.

Small tractor with 3 pt and PTO can use brush hog/ rear mower deck works great. Rocks are really rough on blades but the bigger blades on rear mowers handles a lot. 4 to 5 foot decks speed mower time. A tractor with two stage clutch is handy. Many attachments available. Post hole diggers Box Gannon or scraper blade Rototiller Burm disc Regular disc Backhoe (very versital) And more. My Kabota BX23 is my favorite subcompact tractor. You could even make money digging (with backhoe attachment) tree holes, sewer trenches, ditches, etc in your neighborhood. But I've been spoiled since 2004. I was going through a riding lawn mower every 3 - 5 years. Tractors are built to endure. Riding lawn mowers normally don't handle moving trailers around very well in uneven terrain. Even Kabota BX23 has some limitations. PM with my number sent if you'd like to discuss more.

GuyThatMisses is also GuyThatHits.😁😁

Thank you for the 6k. Enjoyed talking with you.

In that case, I'll take 6,000 please. Wow, less than 2.5¢ each plus no tax, shipping, or hazmat.

Those went quick.

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Lots of shade. Possibly need a boom truck to thin. You sure you want to thin at the start of summer? Or do you fear it will come down in a storm? Too bad they are so messy, sappy, and attack sewer lines. Good smoking/cooking wood. Here is a picture of their root system from one in my pasture. Yes it is upside down. More of a challenge to grow the that way. 😁

Yes, having back surgery (especially more than twice) as we get older is no fun. The only thing worst than having another birthday (physically falling apart more) is NOT having another birthday. Todd South, Southern Xpress Precision Rifles of Mesa, was a professional tree climber/trimmer for years. He may not want to do it because he's so slammed with custom builds but he may know someone who will. Todd 602 677-thirty-seven ninety-one . He is meticulous in everything he does and one of the nicest guys you could ever meet.

2 Fattened sows $200 each 1 small boar $90 Mesa Near Bass Pro Want more gun money.😁😁😁

Hungry yet?

Sounds like he did. Great deal! Buyer very happy, seller very happy, win win!

Nice packs with lots of features. I bought a few different models for different situations. My wife took one of them. Still half mine.😂

What about an RV trailer/motorhome? Older ones are pretty reasonable. On the other hand, might be rough in winter?

Definitely NOT a Mauser. Surprised your not trading for one. Fun project.