3215 questions

MtnViewRanch · Jun 7, 2006

Dave, you could only imagine just how much I want to come and see your place. But I have very little will power when it comes to tractor stuff, and I'm still waiting to get my price for my barn. I wouldn't have to bring my truck & trailer though. I could visit with my Bronco ll. No couldn't do that, I'm pretty sure that we could lift it with a 7520 and put it on the roof. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif Maybe our Mustang convertible, yeah our Mustang, their is no way I could get one home in the Mustang. You don't have <font color="blue">blue </font> yet, do you? Because you know that if you did, I would just come with my truck & trailer. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Brian

MtnViewRanch · Jun 7, 2006

Dave, you could only imagine just how much I want to come and see your place. But I have very little will power when it comes to tractor stuff, and I'm still waiting to get my price for my barn. I wouldn't have to bring my truck & trailer though. I could visit with my Bronco ll. No couldn't do that, I'm pretty sure that we could lift it with a 7520 and put it on the roof. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif Maybe our Mustang convertible, yeah our Mustang, their is no way I could get one home in the Mustang. You don't have <font color="blue">blue </font> yet, do you? Because you know that if you did, I would just come with my truck & trailer. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Brian

DavesTractor · Jun 8, 2006

Brian,

If things slow down later in the year, I might just paint one of these blue and make you come get it! And yes, we could load one in the back seat of your Mustang. Or perhaps take the old 'Stang in trade on a convertible Mahindra....I've done worse /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

DavesTractor · Jun 8, 2006

Brian,

If things slow down later in the year, I might just paint one of these blue and make you come get it! And yes, we could load one in the back seat of your Mustang. Or perhaps take the old 'Stang in trade on a convertible Mahindra....I've done worse /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

MtnViewRanch · Jun 8, 2006

Dave, don't tease, I'm really itching and if I'm not careful I'll scratch. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif Then where will I be? Another piece of equipment to maintain. I think I better go and buy another implement for the 7520. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Brian

MtnViewRanch · Jun 8, 2006

Dave, don't tease, I'm really itching and if I'm not careful I'll scratch. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif Then where will I be? Another piece of equipment to maintain. I think I better go and buy another implement for the 7520. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Brian

MtnViewRanch · Jun 8, 2006

Dave, one other thing. More gear models or HST's, just wondering.

Thanks Brian

MtnViewRanch · Jun 8, 2006

Dave, one other thing. More gear models or HST's, just wondering.

Thanks Brian

DavesTractor · Jun 8, 2006

Brian, that's a tough call. I lean a little towards the 3215 shuttle-shift, but I like shuttles. I like to shift. I like the fact that you can putt around just above idle (quiet) and the extra PTO HP available, yet it costs $1K less than a hydro. Conversely, when I "borrow" one to help my daughter clean up around the horse stall, rake along the fences, or to do a little landscaping in the back yard, the hydro is so very easy. If I had hilly property, I'd probably get a hydro, but we are flatlanders at the end of the valley.

As far as sales numbers, it's been close between the two models. I have 45 3215 shuttles and 24 3215 hydros in stock as of this evening, but more arriving tomorrow. Hurry, before we run out. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

I could get a bid from a local paint shop on turning it blue, but it just seems so wrong.... /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

DavesTractor · Jun 8, 2006

Brian, that's a tough call. I lean a little towards the 3215 shuttle-shift, but I like shuttles. I like to shift. I like the fact that you can putt around just above idle (quiet) and the extra PTO HP available, yet it costs $1K less than a hydro. Conversely, when I "borrow" one to help my daughter clean up around the horse stall, rake along the fences, or to do a little landscaping in the back yard, the hydro is so very easy. If I had hilly property, I'd probably get a hydro, but we are flatlanders at the end of the valley.

As far as sales numbers, it's been close between the two models. I have 45 3215 shuttles and 24 3215 hydros in stock as of this evening, but more arriving tomorrow. Hurry, before we run out. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

I could get a bid from a local paint shop on turning it blue, but it just seems so wrong.... /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif