Need Opinion, which is the better tractor?

[MikePA]

<font color="blue"> She thinks it beongs to me. </font>
/forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Same thing happens at our house!

<font color="blue"> I'm going to wait until sometime next week before I ask when she is going to open it. </font>
I do the same thing! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

More often than not, my wife will ask, "Aren't you going to get your package on the porch?" She says it with the unmistakeble undertone of, "Sigh, another toy." I pause, savoring the irony of the situation, before answering, "That's your package. It's been out there for a week. I thought you wanted it left out there." /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

 

[odleefs]

If you can get over the traditional tractor, consider a Toolcat...the Bobcat Toolcat 56HP Turbo will have a rear PTO available for bailer. All other implements can be run off the front hydraulics (at a price) or if you are PTO dependent(or would like to save some $), you can buy a front quickattach adaptor to make the front a 540 RPM 3 point hitch. Your neck will feel so good your local chiropractor will go out of business! Cab has very effective a/c (-15 F from ambient), heat and great visability. For auger work, the bed can carry posts and even be used to assist putting the post in the holes if so inclined (pun intended /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif). My Toolcat is new so I have yet to even begin exploring its capabilities but it is one awesome unit.

 

[LBrown59]

They are all the better tractor?
The question is which one is rite for you.

 

[fish_wisperer]

ive always noticed on big construction sites they usually run case tractors, this dont have anything to do with their compacts but i think a jx series is atleast close the the ones you see on construction sites, if not the same thing painted red instead of yellow. they aint cheap either.