John Deere 4105, USED COST ?
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Rockgod
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[QUOTE Still wanting to find out more about it .[/QUOTE]
In a nutshell it's a powerful base model tractor. No frills,no bs. You could even argue that it maybe the best bang for your buck tractor that JD offer.
I added a few photos to help illustrate the tractor in action. The 4105 did "all" the back filling on our new house. They were three huge piles (posted only one) of topsoil I had scraped off with a D6. It handled them with no problem. It was alot of fun, I mean work
In a nutshell it's a powerful base model tractor. No frills,no bs. You could even argue that it maybe the best bang for your buck tractor that JD offer.
I added a few photos to help illustrate the tractor in action. The 4105 did "all" the back filling on our new house. They were three huge piles (posted only one) of topsoil I had scraped off with a D6. It handled them with no problem. It was alot of fun, I mean work
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jenkinsph
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In a nutshell it's a powerful base model tractor. No frills,no bs. You could even argue that it maybe the best bang for your buck tractor that JD offer.
I added a few photos to help illustrate the tractor in action. The 4105 did "all" the back filling on our new house. They were three huge piles (posted only one) of topsoil I had scraped off with a D6. It handled them with no problem. It was alot of fun, I mean work
[/QUOTE]rockgod,
Nice pictures of your work, is the house finished now?
Rockgod
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In a nutshell it's a powerful base model tractor. No frills,no bs. You could even argue that it maybe the best bang for your buck tractor that JD offer.
I added a few photos to help illustrate the tractor in action. The 4105 did "all" the back filling on our new house. They were three huge piles (posted only one) of topsoil I had scraped off with a D6. It handled them with no problem. It was alot of fun, I mean work
rockgod,
Nice pictures of your work, is the house finished now?[/QUOTE]
jenkinsph,
Yes we finished it a little over a year ago. I actually bought the land from a member of my family (uncle). I'm also pleased to say that the 4105 resides at his house! :thumbsup:
Our house sits where the old farm house used to sit.
Pay no attention to the Orange thing in the driveway. I just realized it's the only finished photo I have
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My wife said its up to me ? :confused2::confused2:But she is not 100 % on board with me . I only use a tractor a few times a year , but I am getting some side jobs lined up . I do need a tractor , but do I need a $16,000 tractor ? I am buying one to keep ,, my Ford 3000 has been with me for 15 yrs , selling it and getting 4x4 with loader .
jenkinsph
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I think this still holds, we can comment on the tractors but I don't think anyone in their right mind would try to decide whether to buy or not, again good luck with the decision.
Well its mine :thumbsup:. Pick it up Sat . They are going to full service it , and wash it , $16,200 total I'll post a ride report after I use it with pics later in month . Off for a week in 2 weeks , so I can not wait . Thanks for ALL the INFO and HELP :thumbsup:. He had 3 phone calls on it as we did the paperwork .
I'll post a ride report after I use it with pics later in month . Off for a week in 2 weeks , so I can not wait . Thanks for ALL the INFO and HELP :thumbsup:. He had 3 phone calls on it as we did the paperwork .arsenix2001
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Congrats, i think you made a wise choice.. You will grow into the bigger tractor no prob... Just make sure to spend alittle extra on flowers for the wife...:laughing:
LOTS of flower
. I drive for UPS , I live on my route , so most people have 3-20 acreas . Alot of gravel driveways , so I am getting side jobs, grading driveways with new Big bee Soil Mover. So I hope I can make some extra cash to offset my new investments .