OP
sodamo
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- Joined
- May 20, 2004
- Messages
- 15,848
- Location
- Big Island, HI
- Tractor
- LS XR4140H (Mine) BX2380 (wife’s)
Thanks John.
Perhaps I'm a Bronze Visitor in disguise /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
I'm not anticipating any problems and feel my dealer is quite interested in providing good service. Part of my thinking is we hook up and test every item there on his lot.
If I have enough time between delivery and shipping to Hawaii there are a couple of projects:
1. My neighbor has an old gravel drive he wants to convert back to lawn. Wife and I watched as his brother tried and gave up trying to loosen with a walk behind tiller. I figure I can rip it with the BB scarfiers, then rototill it, hopefully getting more soil on surface, then smoothing it with my rake. Oh, and there is a small strip of asphalt near street just begging to be lifted and relocated with the FEL with toothbar.
2. I have 2 stumps in my side yard that I've managed to burn out most of the core. I might address them with my backhoe.
3. I wouldn't be surprised if another neighbor might suggest another task or two, one being a small drainage ditch.
4. If I have to get a container on a chassis, then I'll be using my forks to assist loading of the heavy stuff.
Of course, I'd power wash to remove any Ga dirt before packing for Hawaii. Naturally, TBN pics first.
As with my Dealer, once our house is built, we'll be quite willing to provide free lodging w breakfast in exchange for in-person support. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
David
Perhaps I'm a Bronze Visitor in disguise /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
I'm not anticipating any problems and feel my dealer is quite interested in providing good service. Part of my thinking is we hook up and test every item there on his lot.
If I have enough time between delivery and shipping to Hawaii there are a couple of projects:
1. My neighbor has an old gravel drive he wants to convert back to lawn. Wife and I watched as his brother tried and gave up trying to loosen with a walk behind tiller. I figure I can rip it with the BB scarfiers, then rototill it, hopefully getting more soil on surface, then smoothing it with my rake. Oh, and there is a small strip of asphalt near street just begging to be lifted and relocated with the FEL with toothbar.
2. I have 2 stumps in my side yard that I've managed to burn out most of the core. I might address them with my backhoe.
3. I wouldn't be surprised if another neighbor might suggest another task or two, one being a small drainage ditch.
4. If I have to get a container on a chassis, then I'll be using my forks to assist loading of the heavy stuff.
Of course, I'd power wash to remove any Ga dirt before packing for Hawaii. Naturally, TBN pics first.
As with my Dealer, once our house is built, we'll be quite willing to provide free lodging w breakfast in exchange for in-person support. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
David