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[MrWinkey]

Well I'm sorta new.....Been reading the forum since last summer but just decided to join.

I bought a Mahindra 2816 this last fall.....

Best thing I've done yet besides marry the wife!

No idea how I got along without one for 4 years after I sold the old Ford 9N.

So far I've got a 5' kingkutter brush hog and a straight blade for the driveway.

I will try to post a picture or 2 when I get a few minutes....completly spaced that!

Anybody else have anything they couldnt live without? I hear the Graples are popular?

Have a great one!

 

[bindian]

Well I'm sorta new.....Been reading the forum since last summer but just decided to join.

I bought a Mahindra 2816 this last fall.....

Best thing I've done yet besides marry the wife!

No idea how I got along without one for 4 years after I sold the old Ford 9N.

So far I've got a 5' kingkutter brush hog and a straight blade for the driveway.

I will try to post a picture or 2 when I get a few minutes....completly spaced that!

Anybody else have anything they couldnt live without? I hear the Graples are popular?

Have a great one!

Mr. Winkey,
Welcome to TBN. I can't live without my backhoe.
hugs, Brandi

 

[AchingBack]

Welcome Mr.Winkey. Although I love my bucket with a toothbar, I find my pin on forks to be of much more use. All of the building materials that used to be on the ground, are now sitting on pallets. I can easily move them anywhere I want. All of my firewood is stored on pallet racks. I buy log truck loads of firewood; cut, split, and load onto my racks. The racks are then moved up to the house during winter.

Next to the bucket with tooth bar, and pallet forks - hands down is my landscape rake. I use it for cleaning up debris from storms, reseeding pastures, and grooming a 1/4 mile of gravel road. I would love to have a grapple, as well.

 

[MrWinkey]

I'm loving the 5' RC cutter.....

I was thinking about a rake but I dont know how much use I would get out of it.

 

[245drtvs]

Any attachments you get will find their own "projects", the more attachments = more fun! Pallet forks are definitely useful, mine (Bradco's) spend more time on the loader then the bucket does.