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I also have a Mahindra 6000........ about 350 hours on it now with no problems.

Mike, I didn't say what improvement he makes will add butt to his calves. I acknowledged it was one of his weak areas. He's far from being a perfect bull but, in my opinion, he's not a terrible bull either. It wasn't an attempt to defend his purchase. I asked for honest opinions and have no...

Thanks for the comments. I agree he is light in the butt, I'm expecting that to improve as he ages a bit but imagine it will still be a weak area for him. He has a little less ear and sheath than some in the group he was in but less was what I was lookin for. Although I don't post much, I do...

Pics are not the best quality..... he's 20 months old. Hopefully I'm linking this correctly and it'll work. http://cattletoday.com/photos/showgalle ... ppuser=482

I'm bettin your truck has the ESOF system in which the automatic front hubs are vacuum actuated. These things are notorious for having vacuum problems. Check on the backside of the wheel and find/examine the vacuum hose going to the backside of the hub, it may have deteriorated and is losing...

Congrats Triple D!!! Enjoy your new and better vision!! :D

Triple D, Looking forward to hear the results!

Maybe some folks just need the correction on one eye. Or maybe it's because each eye is an individual procedure needing different parameters for correction. Or maybe it sounds better to say 699 per eye instead of 1398 for both. Or maybe I just don't know. :P Good question, never really...

Maybe I should be in sales, eh? 8) Dun, you're next :D

Good story!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Yeah, the prices have come down dramatically. They finally made it affordable for me to do. And the technology has increased greatly as well, pretty much a foolproof procedure now.

Mine was only $1,400........... $699 per eye

Advanced Laser Center of Oklahoma http://www.alcok.com The doc is a corneal transplant specialist, knows his business.

I'll say again it's the best money you can spend. It's so advanced now that if your eye moves even the slightest bit, the laser shuts off. Once the eye realigns, the laser picks up where it stopped. They also have your eyeball imobilized with a suction type device to prevent movement. I don't...

Immediately after surgery and during the healing process, yes, there are halos around lights of any kind in the darkness. It wasn't enough of a distraction to keep me from driving or anything else after dark :lol: As my eyes healed, my vision became crisper and sharper and the halos went...