Kubota M59 Tractor

[Goonie75]

Had a few minutes. Just a little TLC here. A little Speed.

Ryan.

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[PaulMys]

Nice work, man!! rops:

 

[Goonie75]

Nice work, man!! rops:

Thanks bro...



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[hmardown]

Ryan
I did my zero turn last year & I know now we all need help:help: nice job looks great.
hmardown

 

[ScottH]

It looks to nice to take back out into the fields!

ScottH

 

[Goonie75]

Ryan
I did my zero turn last year & I know now we all need help:help: nice job looks great.
hmardown

It's a sickness... lol. Maybe in the next DSM... LOL

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[Goonie75]

It looks to nice to take back out into the fields!

ScottH

She and I said that too... its furniture now... lol

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[Farmallluvr]

rops:looks great,,I need to get one of those,,,my old Farmall and Ford just won't do what that can

 

[SWETM]

Awesome!

Gave me flashbacks from my first job out of school. A got a job as a tractor driver and it was to maintain the gardens and all on an old hospital area. The tractor was a Kubota 2250 IIRC the number. I could mount a lot of different tools on the back and front of it. Those big brushes in the front and snowblade and on the back I had so I could cut down hedges and the grass on the side of the roads. Was the best work I have had since I liked driving different working tractors and machines. They lost the contracts soon after I have started working there so only worked there for a short time. But had worked there before during the summer breaks and other breaks since I was 13 years old.

Fun to see the Kubota tractor and thanks for shareing. And wow if I still could work I think that you have seen a lot of detailing on whatever tractor I would have worked with LOL. The rebuild fork lift that I worked with on a sawmill when I was injured. Weight was 53tons or 117k lbs or pounds so that was a big one and would have a lot of surface area to cover LOL.

/ Tony

 

[Sizzle Chest]

Very cool! Looks really good!

 

[Goonie75]

Awesome!

Gave me flashbacks from my first job out of school. A got a job as a tractor driver and it was to maintain the gardens and all on an old hospital area. The tractor was a Kubota 2250 IIRC the number. I could mount a lot of different tools on the back and front of it. Those big brushes in the front and snowblade and on the back I had so I could cut down hedges and the grass on the side of the roads. Was the best work I have had since I liked driving different working tractors and machines. They lost the contracts soon after I have started working there so only worked there for a short time. But had worked there before during the summer breaks and other breaks since I was 13 years old.

Fun to see the Kubota tractor and thanks for shareing. And wow if I still could work I think that you have seen a lot of detailing on whatever tractor I would have worked with LOL. The rebuild fork lift that I worked with on a sawmill when I was injured. Weight was 53tons or 117k lbs or pounds so that was a big one and would have a lot of surface area to cover LOL.

/ Tony

Thanks for sharing that story. Painted a cool picture in my mind. Hate to hear what happened too.

Owner is trading and will do the new one too. Will keep posted.

Ryan

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