You better believe it. Not sure I wanna pay the money for a new tractor though and good used 4wd tractors are hard to come by. The plan is to get one by spring.
@@JustSimplifyingI got a Mahindra.1626, put 5 grand down and $326.56 PER month, interest free. I got a bushhog on it with the front bucket. Box blade is awesome for fixing your own driveways and leveling ground. I am now waiting on my stump grinder for all the trees I've cleared. Sooner you get it the better, 10x the progress !!! Looking forward to seeing the transformation of your land. Make it YOURS !
We priced Kubotas recently. Priced out the L2502. They have zero down zero interest programs. Need a bucket, box blade, and maybe a 5 ft bush hog. Debating on that vs an old 80's or 90's Ford 4wd tractor like a 1320 or similar that I can pick up cheap. I'm at least not on a time crunch or relying on it for work. So if I have to fix it once in a while it's not a huge deal.
@@JustSimplifying I live in Carter county and know a guy with a tractor. Not sure if it’s 4WD, but he said he’s going to sell it. Where in Kentucky is your property. Looks like south eastern Kentucky to me. Been off grid for a year and a half now. It’s freeing. Kentucky is a beautiful state. South eastern Kentucky is the most beautiful part. Have you been to Red River Gorge and Natural Bridge yet? That’s where the garden of Eden was going to be, but God decided it was too beautiful for Adam and Eve to cause the fall there. We have Carter Caves State Park here. Just outside of Olive Hill. It’s well worth a visit once you get a chance. And there’s a Pub in Grayson called Baysos that has excellent food. It’s so good that I made a point to become friends with the head cook/manager. There’s an RV campground about 3 minutes from Baysos that has a cabin rental too. That’s where my mother stays when she comes to visit. It’s definitely small town America and the people are awesome around here. I’m going to subscribe so I can see how things go. And a word to the wise, check for ticks often and watch out for copperheads.
@@wookiejesusofnazarethkashy1940 Yeah we aren't too far from the Red River Gorge area. We are just a but south of it. I used to the gorge in high school and college to rock climb. Fell in love with the area back then. Unfortunately I can't buy a tractor until spring. I have to get a shipping container set up first to store everything so it doesn't walk away while we aren't there. We appreciate the thought though.
Beautiful scenery on your hike
Great video Jeff and Shanna
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I see a tractor in your future. Sooner the better !!! You will have that property looking great.
You better believe it. Not sure I wanna pay the money for a new tractor though and good used 4wd tractors are hard to come by. The plan is to get one by spring.
@@JustSimplifyingI got a Mahindra.1626, put 5 grand down and $326.56 PER month, interest free. I got a bushhog on it with the front bucket. Box blade is awesome for fixing your own driveways and leveling ground. I am now waiting on my stump grinder for all the trees I've cleared. Sooner you get it the better, 10x the progress !!! Looking forward to seeing the transformation of your land. Make it YOURS !
We priced Kubotas recently. Priced out the L2502. They have zero down zero interest programs. Need a bucket, box blade, and maybe a 5 ft bush hog. Debating on that vs an old 80's or 90's Ford 4wd tractor like a 1320 or similar that I can pick up cheap. I'm at least not on a time crunch or relying on it for work. So if I have to fix it once in a while it's not a huge deal.
@@JustSimplifying I live in Carter county and know a guy with a tractor. Not sure if it’s 4WD, but he said he’s going to sell it. Where in Kentucky is your property. Looks like south eastern Kentucky to me. Been off grid for a year and a half now. It’s freeing. Kentucky is a beautiful state. South eastern Kentucky is the most beautiful part. Have you been to Red River Gorge and Natural Bridge yet? That’s where the garden of Eden was going to be, but God decided it was too beautiful for Adam and Eve to cause the fall there. We have Carter Caves State Park here. Just outside of Olive Hill. It’s well worth a visit once you get a chance. And there’s a Pub in Grayson called Baysos that has excellent food. It’s so good that I made a point to become friends with the head cook/manager. There’s an RV campground about 3 minutes from Baysos that has a cabin rental too. That’s where my mother stays when she comes to visit. It’s definitely small town America and the people are awesome around here. I’m going to subscribe so I can see how things go. And a word to the wise, check for ticks often and watch out for copperheads.
@@wookiejesusofnazarethkashy1940 Yeah we aren't too far from the Red River Gorge area. We are just a but south of it. I used to the gorge in high school and college to rock climb. Fell in love with the area back then. Unfortunately I can't buy a tractor until spring. I have to get a shipping container set up first to store everything so it doesn't walk away while we aren't there. We appreciate the thought though.
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