Joining the NH clan

[memento]

I've done my homework and decided on a T1520 for my house and property. bucket and box blade. I have 3 dealers to choose from and the closest dealer gave me the best price and has a great reputation for going above and beyond for the customer. So far so good. He's given me the best price of the 3, seems to already know what I want, and seems to be living up to his reputation. I'll head over there friday and he'll follow me home with it! I've got so much to do with it.

he's welding a couple hooks onto the bucket and throwing in an engine block heater - does that for every one he sells.

 

[barbqranch]

I don't know why hooks welded to buckets are not standard equipment. I've welded them onto every bucket I've had, and use them quite often. Great for pulling out old fence posts, and all kinds of other uses.

 

[impdaddy]

Dude. You will love the 1520. I have one and use it a lot. Wish I had the boxblade , but it is in my future, along with a finish mower, landscape rake and........ enjoy. and btw don't get too upset with the first dent/scratch . just means you are having fun.:thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[memento]

I'll be one of the guys who waxes his and keeps it in the garage. actually not wax, but sealer. I'll decide by friday if I want to get a new or used box blade. I figure that's the most versatile attachment I can get to do yardscaping and gravel driveway maintenance among other things. My terrain is too steep I think for a finish mower. I have a commercial walk behind with a sulky for that.

the dealer said the same thing about the hooks. To him, it's so cheap and easy to do, so he does it for all of them, along with loading the tires.