New NX 4510 made the deal !

[murphy1244]

The have the cable pivot welded on and the third slot for it in the plastic. My plan is to have the third remote have a detent incase I want to run something that needs constant flow.

But they only list two remotes..?

 

[MinnesotaEric]

But they only list two remotes..?

My dealer claimed a space issue which both of us though was incredulous since the spool valves are operated by remote cables and there is plant of space in the back.

I dunno. Got my new wicked root grapple out of my truck on strapped down onto my flatbed tonight to give my neighbors something new to look at as they walk by.

 

[bigbull338]

enjoy your new tractor.

 

[Threepoint]

[snip]
My new tractor is kind of like the Great Wall of China in that I know it is there, kind of far away, and it just sort of sits there.

Eric, still no tractor and still in good humor? You are a master of deferred gratification.

 

[Steve_Miller]

Just thought I'd share the news with my friends on TractorByNet. Traded my 2004 CK25 HST for the new 2014 NX 4510 Cab HST, its actually more exciting than getting a new car or truck. Had my CK25 for 10 years and any problems I had with it over the years I was able to fix them with the help from people like you and for that I thank you. Taking delivery from Proudfoot Motors New Glasgow, Nova Scotia probably next Wednesday. I am ahead of you on this one, as I did in 2004 I will post pics of the big delivery. Have a great Tractor Day.
Kevin

I bet I seen that tractor in the lot last weekend and didn't even know it! Looking forward to the review.

Steve

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Eric, still no tractor and still in good humor? You are a master of deferred gratification.

Sigh.

Worst thing is that I keep asking dumb questions about the tractor because I'm trying to order everything I think I need but don't have the tractor to look at and reference.

This week's progress is that the 72" wicked root grapple and quick hitch are now strapped down on the front of my 20' trailer ready to leave town. Unfortunately, for reasons only known the the FedEx guy who delivered the quick hitch today, he drove up all 35 feet of my city house's freshly resealed driveway that has my car hauler parked on one side leaving a stream of used motor oil, and a 16" puddle where the guy stopped. His Sprinter must have a main seal that shelled. Anyway, FedEx will now be resealing my driveway again since I plan to list my city house as soon as I pass the state broker test. :mur: