Is bigger ever a problem?

[daTeacha]

I traded up to the biggest machine that would fit into my barn and be able to run around in my wooded pasture area. There is job coming up this summer where the smaller machine I traded in would be useful and the one I have would simply tear things up and not be maneuverable to be useful. I'll probably have to rent something or hire some of the work done.

So, as everyone else has said, the more the merrier. If you can only have one, get the biggest one you can use and store in the space you have.

 

[Soundguy]

Sometimes it's even worth it to get bigger than yuo can store.. then get creatinve about keep the rain off of it!

soundguy

 

[ToadHill]

On my 90 acres I do a lot of work in the woods. I had a MF85 and found it was just too big to work with in the woods so IMO bigger is not always better.

 

[greggh]

On my 90 acres I do a lot of work in the woods. I had a MF85 and found it was just too big to work with in the woods so IMO bigger is not always better.

That works out great... It proves that you need another tractor... Two is always better than one...