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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Sainte Adele P.Quebec
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Well mine stay in a tempo right now it's outside under the rain and I don't feel good about it... in the summer I put my wheels if you want some info about the tracks here their site Soucy Track | Rubber track system Track conversion Combine tracks Agricultural vehicles
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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Pennsylvania
Posts: 4,382
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Inside, at least 90% of the time.
The only times I leave it out is if I know I'll be finishing a task the next day (such as not getting the law mowing finished) or if I have the cutter attached (tractor/cutter is too long to fit in the garage). BTW, my tractor doesn't sleep...it's a machine.
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Roy Jackson JD 790 w/ FEL The 790, a tractor with a vertical exhaust and a hard gear shift lever...symbolic of the MANLY man Last edited by RoyJackson; 06-01-2008 at 02:06 PM. |
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: NE Oklahoma
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Mine used to sleep outside. Not a good thing. Why? Resale value. A coupla years outside and things fade a bit..
Course, now my rops is always down. To lazy to put it up all the time. I need a barn for it.
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Hartselle, Alabama
Posts: 907
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Mine stays in a tent (metal carport). JC
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New Member
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Huntsville, Tx
Posts: 23
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Baby deere stays inside a barn to keep "him" safe from the elements. Like someone else said, much better on the equipment and possible resale values. Plus, an element of (perhaps minor) safety from possible thieves. On top of that, once you spend a reasonable hunk of money for your Deere it just seems it deserves to be "treated right!"
Good luck, just my 2 cents. |
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Silver Member
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: P-Town, Upstate New York
Posts: 165
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Also what was the reason you got the tracks for (besides you get alot of snow). Oh by the way my little deere and my other brand tractors stay in the new 20' x 32' pole barn that I built this year. Still to small but still have the old barn that they were in before.
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Montana 4340C w/loader, AgroTrend FU78 rear snowblower with hydraulic shute rotation, Horst 48" pallet forks, 3pt. 2-bottom plow, 6ft. bush hog rotarty cutter, 3pt. Woods 7ft back blade, 3pt. cultivator, 5ft 3pt. york rake, 6ft. KK 3pt. Disk, 6' KKII tiller, JD1240 4-row planter, JD494 4-row planter. Future attachments: backhoe, grapple |
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