cjsplitter
New member
I like the color, reminds me of playing in the sand box with my tanka trucks and tractors. I move wood all the time and logs with the backhoe and thumb unit. You got to get one for yours.
Ist Day on the Job
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wdchyd
Elite Member
Puttin' it to work for the first time! Boy is this thing gonna save my back! :laughing: I moved a ton of wood yesterday and loved every minute! Funny, I thought I would never say something like that.
The only thing missing is you on the seat.......:thumbsup:
Dr_Zinj
Veteran Member
Nice machine. You get that at the Chichester dealer?
And if you don't mind my asking, how much did it set you back?
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Never mind, I just spotted you post on the other thread for about $13,000 with the FEL
And if you don't mind my asking, how much did it set you back?
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Never mind, I just spotted you post on the other thread for about $13,000 with the FEL
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Tractorguy1038
Bronze Member
How come there is no mud all over it ? I added the mud to mine the first week I had it.
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GraniteState
Member
I don't have much mud here right now. I have a small creek (actually right behind where the tractor is) and it's a bit special to the wife with plantings and the like around it. If I were to start ripping through that just to get it muddy, I'll be sleeping with the tractor. :thumbdown:
I'll have my chances when I'm down in the back woods behind my house.
gordyy
Gold Member
enjoy they are great lil machines huge work horses
If you enjoy yours half as much as me you will grin for three months just thinking about it
If you enjoy yours half as much as me you will grin for three months just thinking about it
wdchyd
Elite Member
Are your sure you're in NH.......I thought NH had streams and brooks....but creeks..??........:laughing:.....
Just kiddin'....:laughing:
gordyy
Gold Member
bring it up to ND we still have spring flooding going on LOL
was tilling mud today about half the places my kid went to were too wet to till
just a quick drive thru and loosen maybe they will dry up faster but looks like rain tomorrow, I remember grampa on the farm saying never complain in ND if its raining theere is never enough things sure changed in the last couple years LOL I believe its what they call a wet cycle a friend of mine had to move his house and barns a couple years ago because the lake that was 5 miles away ate it up. guess it goes to show a town called churchs ferry named after a guy named church who ran a ferry service between two hills might have water up that high again even if it was 40 ft lower for a hundred and fifty years
was tilling mud today about half the places my kid went to were too wet to till
just a quick drive thru and loosen maybe they will dry up faster but looks like rain tomorrow, I remember grampa on the farm saying never complain in ND if its raining theere is never enough things sure changed in the last couple years LOL I believe its what they call a wet cycle a friend of mine had to move his house and barns a couple years ago because the lake that was 5 miles away ate it up. guess it goes to show a town called churchs ferry named after a guy named church who ran a ferry service between two hills might have water up that high again even if it was 40 ft lower for a hundred and fifty years
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GraniteState
Member
That's my upstate NY coming out!
If I were from further south I probably would have said crick!! :laughing:But really, it's too small to be a stream or a brook. It's a spring that pops out of the ground over near the driveway.
Actually it's more like a mud puddle!
But, it makes the wife happy, and that's the important thing!