Farmall 35b
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pedalstomper78
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Congrats and good to hear! May you have many years of service together.
Paystar
Elite Member
Nice looking machine. So you like it so far? I read lots of negative comments after NH and IH dropped Shibaura as their compact tractor supplier. But I was wondering how those new B's are.
Keep us updated.
Keep us updated.
I'll keep you posted. I will say that so far it feels like a very strong tractor. Mitsubishi 4cyl diesel feels likes its barely working. Of course I am coming from a much smaller Deere(2320). Dealer was also fantastic. Haven't even been to the actual dealer yet. Sales guy just comes right to my house which is pretty cool.
Robert_in_NY
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Congrats on the new tractor. I'm sure you will continue enjoying this purchase for many years.
Jimmy Joe
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Congrats on the new purchase, do keep us posted on how it performs. I like the picture of the country side and the tractor. Happy to see the loader stayed about the same as the old ones were I think it really fits the tractor.
JJ
JJ
How's the 35B going?
We've decided on a 35B for our 10 acre lot. Going without the loader - don't have a need for it. Work is mainly mowing paddocks and putting in fire breaks around the perimeter, annually, grading driveways plus any other work that might need doing - tilling the occassional paddock, moving cut up windfall trees to the firepit, etc. Coming from a '39 Allis Chalmers B, it should make life a lot easier - my wife isn't getting any younger (like me)and she wants something easier to cope with.
We've decided on a 35B for our 10 acre lot. Going without the loader - don't have a need for it. Work is mainly mowing paddocks and putting in fire breaks around the perimeter, annually, grading driveways plus any other work that might need doing - tilling the occassional paddock, moving cut up windfall trees to the firepit, etc. Coming from a '39 Allis Chalmers B, it should make life a lot easier - my wife isn't getting any younger (like me)and she wants something easier to cope with.
