putt_putt_green
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First off, thanks to everyone for all the information throughout the threads.
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Well, I took delivery of my first tractor last Friday. The wife still thinks it tiny (she grew up on a dairy farm).
- 3520 power reverser, 3rd SCV, dual lights on ROPS, deluxe grill guard, small R4s filled with beet juice and set to wide setting
- 300cx loader with 61" bucket and toothbar
- 447 hoe with 9" and 20" buckets
- BushHog MBX 60 boxblade (not pictured)
- CCM hydralic top link
- 1999 Dodge Ram Diesel
- 10,000 GVW trailer
I spent about 90 minutes with the salesman taking the hoe and loader off and on in my yard and digging one scoop of dirt with the hoe. I've only put about 30 minutes on it tearing up some ground for a 400 foot row of sunflowers along side my driveway with the boxblade and another half hour carrying water in the bucket for watering the sunflowers. More on the MBX 60 boxblade later in the big boxblade thread. Once I get all my plants in the ground and get back from Memorial Day weekend excursion, I'll have more time to play. So I might break the record with the least amount of hours in a 2 week period for a new tractor. Not a record I enjoy breaking I must say.
I list the Dodge and trailer as accesories, because I wouldn't have them if I didn't order the tractor. After I order the tractor, a friend of my Dad's is selling his Dodge diesel truck for about 2/3 of trade in value. Hmm, I could use that to haul Mr. Green Man to the retirement property, if I get a bigger trailer. Later I find a trailer to go with the tractor on EBay. Then the beet juice follows since I can now handle more weight. Huge snowball effect.
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Well, I took delivery of my first tractor last Friday. The wife still thinks it tiny (she grew up on a dairy farm).
- 3520 power reverser, 3rd SCV, dual lights on ROPS, deluxe grill guard, small R4s filled with beet juice and set to wide setting
- 300cx loader with 61" bucket and toothbar
- 447 hoe with 9" and 20" buckets
- BushHog MBX 60 boxblade (not pictured)
- CCM hydralic top link
- 1999 Dodge Ram Diesel
- 10,000 GVW trailer
I spent about 90 minutes with the salesman taking the hoe and loader off and on in my yard and digging one scoop of dirt with the hoe. I've only put about 30 minutes on it tearing up some ground for a 400 foot row of sunflowers along side my driveway with the boxblade and another half hour carrying water in the bucket for watering the sunflowers. More on the MBX 60 boxblade later in the big boxblade thread. Once I get all my plants in the ground and get back from Memorial Day weekend excursion, I'll have more time to play. So I might break the record with the least amount of hours in a 2 week period for a new tractor. Not a record I enjoy breaking I must say.
I list the Dodge and trailer as accesories, because I wouldn't have them if I didn't order the tractor. After I order the tractor, a friend of my Dad's is selling his Dodge diesel truck for about 2/3 of trade in value. Hmm, I could use that to haul Mr. Green Man to the retirement property, if I get a bigger trailer. Later I find a trailer to go with the tractor on EBay. Then the beet juice follows since I can now handle more weight. Huge snowball effect.