BillyP
Veteran Member
I just talked to a JD dealer in AR. He quoted $1,900 for a MX6 with chain guards and slip clutch.
LX6 vs. MX6
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rockyridgefarm
Elite Member
Yeah, Billy always gets the deals - its cause he's so purdy! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
rockyridgefarm
Elite Member
Yeah, Billy always gets the deals - its cause he's so purdy! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
unreconstructed
Platinum Member
One JD dealer I talked to said he sold LX's for the 1 acre size jobs. He recommended the MX for serious work.
I bought two MX 6--my places are 280 miles apart. One cost $2,175--Texas hill country dealer, the other $2,300--Texas plains dealer. the purchases were only a month apart and respresent a different market. $1800 is a good price.
I bought two MX 6--my places are 280 miles apart. One cost $2,175--Texas hill country dealer, the other $2,300--Texas plains dealer. the purchases were only a month apart and respresent a different market. $1800 is a good price.
unreconstructed
Platinum Member
One JD dealer I talked to said he sold LX's for the 1 acre size jobs. He recommended the MX for serious work.
I bought two MX 6--my places are 280 miles apart. One cost $2,175--Texas hill country dealer, the other $2,300--Texas plains dealer. the purchases were only a month apart and respresent a different market. $1800 is a good price.
I bought two MX 6--my places are 280 miles apart. One cost $2,175--Texas hill country dealer, the other $2,300--Texas plains dealer. the purchases were only a month apart and respresent a different market. $1800 is a good price.
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rmonio
Platinum Member
$2200 seems to be the best I can get around here, so I'll probably have to stick with that. Oh well - it's not that much more....
Serious jobs? Hmm.... define serious job for me. My acreage is a mixture of pasture grasses, ditches (roadside), and swampy area that I'll be cleaning along. Too much cutter? Or is this another situation where having too much is ALWAYS a good thing...? /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
-Bob
Serious jobs? Hmm.... define serious job for me. My acreage is a mixture of pasture grasses, ditches (roadside), and swampy area that I'll be cleaning along. Too much cutter? Or is this another situation where having too much is ALWAYS a good thing...? /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
-Bob
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rmonio
Platinum Member
$2200 seems to be the best I can get around here, so I'll probably have to stick with that. Oh well - it's not that much more....
Serious jobs? Hmm.... define serious job for me. My acreage is a mixture of pasture grasses, ditches (roadside), and swampy area that I'll be cleaning along. Too much cutter? Or is this another situation where having too much is ALWAYS a good thing...? /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
-Bob
Serious jobs? Hmm.... define serious job for me. My acreage is a mixture of pasture grasses, ditches (roadside), and swampy area that I'll be cleaning along. Too much cutter? Or is this another situation where having too much is ALWAYS a good thing...? /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
-Bob
NoMo
Gold Member
Before spending more than necessary, what's in the field that is to be mowed?
If it's grass with few/no rocks or stumps, then save a few hundred dollars and get the LX6. I mow 10 acres of pasture with mine and it does fine.
If it's grass with few/no rocks or stumps, then save a few hundred dollars and get the LX6. I mow 10 acres of pasture with mine and it does fine.
NoMo
Gold Member
Before spending more than necessary, what's in the field that is to be mowed?
If it's grass with few/no rocks or stumps, then save a few hundred dollars and get the LX6. I mow 10 acres of pasture with mine and it does fine.
If it's grass with few/no rocks or stumps, then save a few hundred dollars and get the LX6. I mow 10 acres of pasture with mine and it does fine.
joe_ferrari
New member
Check the implement code to make sure your tractor can handle the MX6, it is heavy.
