Need some advise

[jeff9366]

Do we need a grammar or spelling ****?

Indubitably.

 

[ben21921]

Thank you everyone for great advise. There is a Ag industrial that's less than 5 miles from my house they have been there longer than I've been alive and I'm 35. So I think I'm leaning towards a new Holland. I drove a boomer 24 and speaking with the rep I was telling him I'd like to eventually get a grapple attachment and he said the boomer 24 might not have the lift capacity I need so he showed me a workmaster 37 for about the same price point, a little more.

 

[TheMan419]

Thank you everyone for great advise. There is a Ag industrial that's less than 5 miles from my house they have been there longer than I've been alive and I'm 35. So I think I'm leaning towards a new Holland. I drove a boomer 24 and speaking with the rep I was telling him I'd like to eventually get a grapple attachment and he said the boomer 24 might not have the lift capacity I need so he showed me a workmaster 37 for about the same price point, a little more.

I love my NH. It has done everything I have asked it to do.... some of which I did not think it could do. Of course the Boomer 24 has its limits (as does any machine). I would tend to agree with your dealer, if you are going to be moving rounds you want something heavier with more power.

As a city guy who moved into country life, I do not have experience with tractors. So the hydro transmission has been a life saver for me. Just so easy to operate.

 

[WVH1977]

What model year is the Workmaster 37 the dealer is showing you?

 

[ben21921]

2017.

 

[TemporaryKubotaOwnerMark]

Ok so Wtf? I did not use the word advice or advise in my post. Also really do we need a grammar or spelling ****?

"Never correct conceited people; they will hate you for it. But if you correct the wise, they will respect you." Proverbs 9:8

 

[Goose69]

"Never correct conceited people; they will hate you for it. But if you correct the wise, they will respect you." Proverbs 9:8

And, those who use biblical references in a condescending manner, only serve their own purpose.
..They also risk alienating the very audience that most needs to hear the message.

This coming from someone who has worked in ministry for many years.

I, as well as many others I'm sure, do not care about y'alls petty arguments over grammar.

Yes advice is a noun.
Advise is a verb.

Hooray. Can we just move on at this point?

 

[aczlan]

So the hydro transmission has been a life saver for me. Just so easy to operate.

I have been around tractors all my life and I would recommend a hydro tractor to anyone who isn't planning on pulling a plow with it all day long.
Much easier to do loader work and ease up to something.

Aaron Z

 

[TheMan419]

"Never correct conceited people; they will hate you for it. But if you correct the wise, they will respect you." Proverbs 9:8

I will remember never to correct you then. Since I did not use advise or advice in my post I am still left scratching my head though. Is there a bible verse for that?

 

[mopardude318]

I have been around tractors all my life and I would recommend a hydro tractor to anyone who isn't planning on pulling a plow with it all day long.
Much easier to do loader work and ease up to something.

Aaron Z

^^ Sure would be nice if they also included hydros in the larger tractors, like the orange brand "M's". Guess a power shuttle is the next best thing.