The seat is different from the M.
Pulled the trigger today on a 5093e!
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The seat is different from the M.
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hoffmtim
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DieselnHooters
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I jumped from your OP real fast hoping for pics, I was getting ready to call you a teaser
real nice rig, I could even get used to the color lol
SD looks just like my area this time of year...this perfect
DABSGT
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Nice looking tractor best of luck with it
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Sorry, not sure what happened with the pics but they should be there now! This year is unusual for snow fall, we've been getting rain in my SE corner of the state. The rest of the state has a bunch of snow. Now that the new tractor arrived, bring on the blizzards!
bigblock
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Very nice. I'm sure you will enjoy it. Nice pictures but there is some kind of white stuff in all of them. I like your wheel weights.
Dr Dave
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Nice looking tractor, just in time for some snow! I like your Cleary buildings also.
Dave
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Thanks Dave!
The one with the Cupola's went up last summer. It has a full concrete floor and readied for a floor hoist to work on vehicles. The one with the single big door is my storage shed where the farm implements reside. The little red barn is my wifes contribution. Wish it would have been a little bigger but it was the first one that went up and we didn't have a good appreciation for size when we built it.
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Sure is purdy, congrats!
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Great pics! Thanks for posting. Some snow to make those spring grains grow! Hopefully, you'll have some summer moisture, too. :thumbsup: Your tractor looks nearly identical to my M. Just a few differences here and there... I have to believe that many of the structural elements are common to both platforms. It would certainly make good business sense from a manufacturing and inventory perspective.
My wife and I are looking at some more hay ground and maybe doing some custom hay work, too. Gonna need a bigger tractor for a high moisture (silage) round baler. That 5093E would be a very nice round baler tractor!
Be curious to hear how this next summer's field work and your new tractor "work together", too. Keep us posted.
AKfish
My wife and I are looking at some more hay ground and maybe doing some custom hay work, too. Gonna need a bigger tractor for a high moisture (silage) round baler. That 5093E would be a very nice round baler tractor!
Be curious to hear how this next summer's field work and your new tractor "work together", too. Keep us posted.
AKfish