CK25HST at work
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Wallace,
My wife took these photos and when I saw the one of the stump being lifted by the loader, I didn't waste any time getting over to Tractor Hill to get the grill guard. I'm fortunate to have such a well stocked dealership and great folks to deal with all the way around only 12 miles from my house! My reaction to the photo was almost the same as your's. . . . . . . .but more like,
My wife took these photos and when I saw the one of the stump being lifted by the loader, I didn't waste any time getting over to Tractor Hill to get the grill guard. I'm fortunate to have such a well stocked dealership and great folks to deal with all the way around only 12 miles from my house! My reaction to the photo was almost the same as your's. . . . . . . .but more like,
PaPaGus
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Great pictures...I have the same animal and it amazes me as to what it can do. ( I don't even take to trash up to the street by hand anymore)
And yes I share the feeling about the grill guard, it would just break your heart to bang it up.
Bruce
And yes I share the feeling about the grill guard, it would just break your heart to bang it up.
Bruce
I too am amazed at what the CK25 can do. After spending months and months researching I had decided I needed something bigger than what I ended up with. Guess that's what happens when you don't know what you're doing or talking about. I got lucky and got good advice from a good dealership. I could have easily ended up with something way more than what I need.
dfkrug
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Hey, TRACTORHILL, if you got the Woods mechanical thumb option
on your BH80-X, then you wouldn't have to hug any more stumps.
I have doubled the capabilities of my hoe with a thumb.
BTW, many new tractor owners have to have proof that a grille guard is
a good idea. I hope you don't wait.
on your BH80-X, then you wouldn't have to hug any more stumps.
I have doubled the capabilities of my hoe with a thumb.
BTW, many new tractor owners have to have proof that a grille guard is
a good idea. I hope you don't wait.
OP
tractorhill
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dfkrug said:
This is one of my customs tractor and yes the thumb is available
johnk
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Thats one heck of a tree the tractor took care of. Quite impressive to say the least. Nice pics....
CinderSchnauzer
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tractorhill said:
Looks impressive. I'm still looking at various options. When discussing the CK25 with local dealers they tended to tell me a CK25 with HST would be underpowered and that I should go to CK30. Seeing these pictures makes me wonder if they are just trying to up the sale.
Any comments?
BTI
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It is not underpowered.
But it is less powerful than the Ck30HST.
We sell as many 25's as 30's.
If you want to go as fast as possible get the 30.
If you don't mind running at a little slower pace, thn save some cash and buy a 25.
The 25 in low range will typically pull till the tires slip.
BTI
But it is less powerful than the Ck30HST.
We sell as many 25's as 30's.
If you want to go as fast as possible get the 30.
If you don't mind running at a little slower pace, thn save some cash and buy a 25.
The 25 in low range will typically pull till the tires slip.
BTI