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04-07-2008, 06:58 PM #11Super Star Member
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- Prudence Island, RI
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- 2007 Kioti DK40se HST, Woods BH
Re: Help with choosing size of tractor
Honestly I am much more familiar with the Kioti line. I've seen the 4110 but never used it. Send a PM to one of the Mahindra dealers on TBN. I'm sure they will help.
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04-07-2008, 09:07 PM #12Veteran Member
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- Batavia, NY
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- Mahindra -------------
Re: Help with choosing size of tractor
The 4110 has wider tires and a lot of customers actually choose the 4110 over the 3510 because of the better floatation. Can't beat that price on the 4110.
Galen LaWall
185 Pearl Street
Batavia, New York 14020
585.343.0770
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04-08-2008, 12:30 AM #13Silver Member
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Re: Help with choosing size of tractor
There are ways to load logs onto trailers with small tractors like looping a chain over the log, hitching it to the trailer and rolling the log up two beams by pulling the chain across the trailer. It's easy on the tractor and pretty safe. However, if you're intending to pick up the logs using forks mounted on a front end loader then you need a big tractor. A little 30-40 HP machine isn't going to go toting around 20" logs of any length. You're expecting too much of a tractor of that size and you're risking your neck also. Go to any sawmill and see what they pick up sawlogs with, it ain't a 40 HP tractor I can assure you. You need a LOT more tractor for what you're wanting to do.
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04-08-2008, 12:51 AM #14Super Star Member
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- Prudence Island, RI
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- 2007 Kioti DK40se HST, Woods BH
Re: Help with choosing size of tractor
The original poster sent me a PM stating that he was mostly cleaning up AFTER loggers had been in an area. The first post was a bit misleading and therefore I'd imagine the "logs" he is planning to move are tops and would certainly be less than 20 inches in diameter. I don't know what loggers leave behind exactly other than slash but I'd imagine we are talking tree tops and some large branches. Those might well be cleaned up by a 20-40hp tractor/FEL with a grapple or grapple/bucket.


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