L4400 Arrived
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jake98
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- 53 Cub, 70's JD 410, Kioti 25hst
Congrads, you must be having a great day. Jake
Hammy
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Congrat's on the machine, it's a beast!
We need some pic's when you get a chance.
Craig
We need some pic's when you get a chance.
Craig
Hi Guys,
Thanks, I looked at the MX 5000 as well, they were sitting side by side at the dealer, beast is the word, the MX is only slightly bigger and more $$ , BIG Ags are spec'd on the L4400, float and mega traction, I am fitting my homemade grapple to the bucket now and plumbing / wiring (solonoide valve) the control that fits on he end of the loader valve, will post some pics when I am finished, paid $22.5 K Canadian here in Nova Scotia, Canada for 2008 L4400,L703 loader, loaded tires, third remote, block heater, delivered 70 miles, Eastern Turf is a good dealer to deal with here, nice folks,
Walter t
Thanks, I looked at the MX 5000 as well, they were sitting side by side at the dealer, beast is the word, the MX is only slightly bigger and more $$ , BIG Ags are spec'd on the L4400, float and mega traction, I am fitting my homemade grapple to the bucket now and plumbing / wiring (solonoide valve) the control that fits on he end of the loader valve, will post some pics when I am finished, paid $22.5 K Canadian here in Nova Scotia, Canada for 2008 L4400,L703 loader, loaded tires, third remote, block heater, delivered 70 miles, Eastern Turf is a good dealer to deal with here, nice folks,
Walter t
Bob_Young
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That's a nice tractor, Walter. One you're sure to get a lot of work and enjoyment from. I've got one of the last L4300s and really enjoy working it. That 4 cylinder 134 c.i. engine is smooth a silk; anything above 1700RPM and it hums.
They like to be worked. If I just putter around with it, barely getting above idle, it begins to use a little oil. When I run the RPM up and work it, the oil consumption stops. Trouble is, there's so much it'll do just idling, that you're tempted to run it that way....not good.
Bob
They like to be worked. If I just putter around with it, barely getting above idle, it begins to use a little oil. When I run the RPM up and work it, the oil consumption stops. Trouble is, there's so much it'll do just idling, that you're tempted to run it that way....not good.
Bob