Streetcar
Veteran Member
Ordered new tractor
ordered 6’ MMM
4’ aerator
sprayer
loader and backhoe for tractor
ordered 6’ MMM
4’ aerator
sprayer
loader and backhoe for tractor
John Deere 1025r
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KennyG
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We will all be interested to see how long it takes to get it.
Milo
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Well at least you won't need the mower for 5 months or so. 
That's a nice set up congratulations.
That's a nice set up congratulations.LittleBittyBigJohn
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I just got one a couple months ago. Didn't know 72" MMM was an option. I have the 60". I can cut full speed in high range on normal lawn grass without much issue. For such a small tractor it sure does a lot of work! Rear ballast is your friend using the loader. I usually keep my rotary cutter hooked up and it still seems a little light in the back end. You will probably be fine if the backhoe is hoked up. Although be careful as I'm sure a lot of that weight is up high.
I really want to try a 5' rotary cutter on it. I'm sure it would have plenty of power but I'm not sure about keeping the front tires on the ground.
I really want to try a 5' rotary cutter on it. I'm sure it would have plenty of power but I'm not sure about keeping the front tires on the ground.
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LittleBittyBigJohn
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it would be really easy to hook up too I bet...5" should be no problem at all . . .
Molalla1
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A 5' "light duty" cutter should be OK (not too heavy) . . .