They obviously are not popular in the south because I can’t find any used ones. Most all the ones I see for sale up north are rusted. I’m pretty patient but dang. I don’t mind driving but I don’t wanna really go over 800 miles or so to get one. Doesn’t seem like there are any in Texas for sale. I will keep looking. One will come around.
Used Toolcats in South
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Xfaxman
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workinonit
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Funny you say that. I had never heard of one until I joined here. They look like my Ranger with a boom.
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Polaris did make a Brutus model that had a small boom that could run attachments. The Toolcat is the very HD version of that concept weighing in about 3x as much.
Polaris BRUTUS - UTV Guide
That would not be to far but I’m trying to stay under 30k. Thanks
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It took me 2-3 years of looking to find my 5610. Being that I had 3pt attachments, I wanted to be able to use them. I just use the bucket or carry-all to haul firewood instead of the dump box.
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If you will use a front mower (the best way), get a 5610.
No overheating from the dust and debris like the 5600 does.
The 7" brush hog:
The 6' finish mower:
No overheating from the dust and debris like the 5600 does.
The 7" brush hog:
The 6' finish mower:
