New Rig
- Thread starter ChrisJ
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Cliff_Johns
Elite Member
A fine looking setup indeed. I'd complain about it being too clean, but mine isn't any better (worse?)
Cliff
Cliff
AndyMA
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- Ford 2120 , Kubota MX5200 , Deere X748SE. 1956 Economy Tractor
Nice looking machine. have fun with the new attachments. Post a picture of them if you can..
Andy
Andy
JayC
Veteran Member
That's a nice looking rig! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
Now I've got to build a barn to keep it in. I lost my spot in the garage (you can see my F150 in the driveway). I'll show the progress as I go. I'm going to build a 32' x 24' building, should be big enough for this little tractor and all the implements I plan to get. I scraped the loam off with the FEL and started prepping for the Alaskan slab. Guess I should get a permit now, I've pretty much commited to building it now, I should probably keep it legal. There goes the property taxes again. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
MadDog
Platinum Member
Nice Rig. Best of luck with it.
BTW, I'm planning on building a 24x36 Pole Barn this summer for my B7800, trailer and attachments. Working on the plans at present and should start building sometime in June.
Just finished last year'sproject; an 8x14 OPE shed, last weekend. Wife think's I'm nuts to have bought a tractor and implements that made the shed too small before the paint was dry, but it's fine for what I built it for (i.e. the snowblower, lawnmower, chipper, leaf blower, chainsaw, bicycles, etc.) You can't have too much storage capacity. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
BTW, I'm planning on building a 24x36 Pole Barn this summer for my B7800, trailer and attachments. Working on the plans at present and should start building sometime in June.
Just finished last year'sproject; an 8x14 OPE shed, last weekend. Wife think's I'm nuts to have bought a tractor and implements that made the shed too small before the paint was dry, but it's fine for what I built it for (i.e. the snowblower, lawnmower, chipper, leaf blower, chainsaw, bicycles, etc.) You can't have too much storage capacity. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
frank_f15
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AHMEN TO THAT! Build it bigger! as soon as u get it done u will wish it was larger /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif don't ask how i know! /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
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AHMEN TO THAT! Build it bigger! as soon as u get it done u will wish it was larger /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif don't ask how i know! /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
Is that 1428v hydrostatic drive? I don't see a gear shift stick. I looked at the 1428v before I bought my JD 4210 but they didn't offer hydro in that model back in Feb '04 otherwise I probably would've bought it cause the price was only 13,600 w/fel and turf tires but manual shift. I'm just curious......
texaslandman
Bronze Member
Chris, nice looking new rig. Pretty scenery in the background. I see you are from New Hampshire. One of my best friends lives just outside Dalton.
The pictures and scenery cause me to think I might need to take a trip up this summer. I haven't been there for a visit for almost 20 years.
Good luck with the new tractor. Gary
The pictures and scenery cause me to think I might need to take a trip up this summer. I haven't been there for a visit for almost 20 years.
Good luck with the new tractor. Gary