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Gotcha. Thanks for the info.

Nice!! Not a bad combo!!

He’ll scam a few more people,…but under a different company name. That’s what they always do. They disappear, then come back under a different name. He’ll have a different title, so that he can run the company from behind the scenes. He will be snuffed out, and that company will go under as...

2 for me. 9/18/23 is the date that i pulled the trigger. 84” Heavy Duty Land Shark Landscape Rake with hydraulic offset, angle and tail wheel. Was told four months out by Jeremy. Contacted EA after New Years,…asked to speak with Jeremy. Was told that he no longer worked there. Then was told...

This may help you out. https://summit-hydraulics.com/product-category/valves/adjustable-flow-valves/

Yep!!

Thanks for posting this. I got mine from Summit Hydraulics. I ended up going with the next length longer. The one that matched, would tilt my attachments way forward,…but not as far as I needed when it’s extended. Will have to consider one as well. I have the chatter too, and it is annoying.

Which is what a con artist usually does. I’ve seen it happen numerous times over the past 20+ years.

I'm in the same boat as you are. I ordered the 84 Inch Wicked Heavy Duty Offset & Angle Landscape Rake with offset, angle, and tail wheel. All three were upgraded hydraulic options at the tune of just under $4900 :(. I felt like EA built the best landscape rake,...which is why I chose to buy...

It's definitely unique in it's own way. The amount of room that it has, to get in and out is surprising as well.

I love that transmission in my tractor. You'll never want any other, once you set it up to your liking. I learned really quick with being efficient when I was having to move over 200 IBC totes to process for firewood storage. I have used clutch twice in the 51 hours that I've used it,...and...

Here's my YT359C. I've had it for a couple of months now. Here's a couple of pics that I thought would be cool to share.

Just reading through this thread. Seems like I'm not the only one in this situation. Mine is in the shop for the first 50 hr maintenance service (lack of time is why), and also the issues that you guys are talking about. They're gonna check the pressure to make sure that it's within spec...

Mine does the same thing. I’m taking it in for service in the next couple of days. I’ll let you guys know what they “say.”

A couple of years ago, I rented a compact roller that vibrated. I waited until after a rain while the ground still had some moisture. It made a difference.

I use an Agri-fab dethatcher, and then I scalp and bag the clippings so that I can mow at 2” for maintenance.

I haven’t pulled the trigger yet. I’m gonna make up my mind within the next couple of months. Since posting my comment,…I’ve been have been leaning more towards the Yanmar, regardless of the dealership situation. How often do tractors really breakdown is the question that I’ve asked myself...

Have you found one yet? I just ordered mine last week, and should be getting it soon.

I am in the process of buying a tractor. My two choices were between a Yanmar YT359C and a Bobcat CT5558. I really like the Yanmar over the Bobcat. But had to strongly consider the dealer support. The nearest Yanmar dealer would end up being three hours away compared to the Bobcat dealer...

I know this is an old thread,…but what route did you end up going with? I’m considering a 48 inch to be used with a Bobcat CT122. I’m not worried about pulling or lifting it. I’m a little concerned with the weight when lifted on the turf, because I have unloaded R4 tires as well.