First of I was surprised that they offered a military discount. I really appreciated that and will be telling other veterans as well.

I can cut grass with a zero turn mower and have to use electric equipment for trimming edging etc. I did not want a golf cart to get by with. I love the work bed. At 40mph I live in a small country town and added the turn signal kit and drive to the local hardware store and they load my lawn fertilizer, lime, weed and feed etc all in the bed. I bought a pull behind spreader and cut the bags on the bed and it falls into the spreader. No lifting required. I move around the yard using a grabber to get pine cones and sticks or trim a bush and put in the bed and can use the dump bed to empty at the corner for the city to pickup.

It’s a oversized toy for me that allows me to do simple things that most people take for granted. When you can’t tie your own shoes or button a shirt because of issues it’s humbling as a man.

This allows me to adapt, improvise and overcome many obstacles. Do I still need help sometimes? Yes I do, but my neighbors don’t mind they have told me to ask but as a army veteran that’s hard. I’m used to being the leader that helped others. The neighbors love riding over in the side kick in fact one as just bought one after helping me a few times. The neighbor hunts and has farmlands that he rents out but goes down to hunt and fish the property and loves it.

I believe that the design team hit it out the ball park. Tough and strong for professional heavy work with the creature comforts for those needing more than a golf cart or a 4 wheeler.

I looked at the John Deere Gators and was not impressed by the design of creature comforts or price. I checked the Kawasaki mule as well and was happy with it. I was told about the new all terrain Kubota’s to look at and they are just the ticket for me.

Love trading local and they delivered it and went over operating and maintenance and told me any problems they would pickup it up and service or repair at no extra cost for pickup and delivery as I don’t have a truck or trailer to haul it in.

Again more than impressed with Kubota and the local business and the discount was a nice gesture for 21 years of service. I might just start hanging around his shop more as a free salesman for these things. I believe in them that much and word of mouth means more than a picture or an add sometimes. If a old broken down army tanker can utilize this and show them the little other things that I’ve learned with mine then from a commercial business contractors to farmers to just the elderly that need it to replace what their bodies just can’t handle anymore. I call it paying it forward and still feel like I can help people. Plus free help it’s hard to turn away.