How many attachments is too many?

[DH44]

It's crazy. I have a 6' disk, 6' shredder, 6' box blade, 8x8 drag harrow, hay spear, 500 pound spreader, and quick-detach pallet forks and hay spear for the FEL. And I still want a chisel, rototiller and a flail mower!

 

[Farmwithjunk]

3 plows, 3 disc's, 4 row crop planters, 2 grain drills, tiller, square baler, round baler, tedder, 2 hay rakes, 6 wagons, sickle bar mower, mower/conditioner, 3 equipment trailers, 2 sprayers, 2 elevators, 1 grain auger, a combine, grain cart, 3 gravity wagons, 2 rear blades, box blade, 2 pulverizers, 3 fertilizer spreaders, 11 rotary cutters, pto generator, 3-point boom, bale spear, 3-point carry-all, cultipacker, top dresser, and a partridge in a pear tree......

Still looking for more.

 

[jenkinsph]

Depends on what you need to do, I have a bunch of implements not listed in my signature because they won't fit in the text space alloted. Some of these get used more than others but I don't really have anything I wan't to part with.

 

[DAY]

There's a formula for that: Cost multiplied by times used per year divided by cost per day of rental.

(The answer is in AU's- Aggravation Units:laughing

 

[jimmyj]

As long as you use 'em there can never be too many!

 

[Qapla]

As long as you use 'em there can never be too many!

This comment almost has it right - just a slight edit

... there can never be too many!

 

[WSJ]

"How many attachments is too many?"

Same answer as when how many guns (or chainsaws or fishing rods or boats) is enough: YOU will not have to worry about making that call - your wife or significant other will let you know. Trust me. -WSJ

 

[oldballs]

:laughing:Besides needing a Quick Attach, you guys probably need something for a "Quick Decide", that is if you can remember which ones you have.

 

[bigbull338]

you can never have to much equipment or tractors.

 

[sixdogs]

There is one guarantee in this conversation--no matter how many you have, if you ever sell one you will regret it and need or want to buy it back. Moral: get all the implements you need and never sell any. As well, there can never be too many.
Over the years I have sold a 3pt chipper I wish I had back, along with a log winch, lift platform, 120 gallon spayer, Kverneland plow and NH sickle bar mower. In retrospect, I regret all of those sales.