CPortu
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Well, after much back and forth I finally pulled the trigger last night on my New Yanmar LX 4100 HST.
Went back and forth, managed to squeeze a few more things out of the dealer (not much!)
Final deal:
Yanmar LX 4100 with HST, Dual Rear Remotes, Canopy and Quick attach Hitch and extra bushings for other implements Delivered with first Service inc. :22,500
Heavy Duty Grapple 60" with Power Beyond Kit and 3rd function valve/ loader control installed: 2300
All in all I went a little beyond what I wanted to spend but was sold on the Yanmar quality and instead of getting a few overpriced implements thrown in I worked on getting the grapple and connections installed in a way that would leave my dual rear remotes open for other implements in the future.
It's gonna take a few weeks to get everything installed on the tractor but I should hopefully have it by the end of the month. Here are a few pictures at the dealership.
Many thanks to all of you. Sadly I've spent 10x the time on this forum than ever driving the tractors I shopped but I felt MUCH more comfortable asking intelligent questions and knowing what to focus on thanks to the many of you who took the time to respond to my posts and share your experiences and knowledge.
Went back and forth, managed to squeeze a few more things out of the dealer (not much!)
Final deal:
Yanmar LX 4100 with HST, Dual Rear Remotes, Canopy and Quick attach Hitch and extra bushings for other implements Delivered with first Service inc. :22,500
Heavy Duty Grapple 60" with Power Beyond Kit and 3rd function valve/ loader control installed: 2300
All in all I went a little beyond what I wanted to spend but was sold on the Yanmar quality and instead of getting a few overpriced implements thrown in I worked on getting the grapple and connections installed in a way that would leave my dual rear remotes open for other implements in the future.
It's gonna take a few weeks to get everything installed on the tractor but I should hopefully have it by the end of the month. Here are a few pictures at the dealership.
Many thanks to all of you. Sadly I've spent 10x the time on this forum than ever driving the tractors I shopped but I felt MUCH more comfortable asking intelligent questions and knowing what to focus on thanks to the many of you who took the time to respond to my posts and share your experiences and knowledge.
I believe you'll find it a comfortable and easy tractor to operate, not to mention, Fun! However, you've just barely grazed the surface of the stuff you'll be reading and learning about on TBN, it's pretty addicting. My wife calls TBN the "Facebook of Tractors." Please continue to let us know if you have any questions or issues.
