Buying Advice New Tractor Suggestions

[TSO]

75C

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Congrats, very nice looking tractor

 

[sd455dan]

75C

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OHH YEAH:thumbsup: I think you are going to enjoy that tractor Great looking machine

 

[ragingrooster]

Thanks

I don't regret the purchase, but have to admit that I'm a little worried. Most everything that I've used up to this point has had about a million hours on it and looked every bit of it. This new one's interior looks nicer than a brand new lexus I rode in a while back. I'm definitely going to take things slowly as I get used to it.

 

[Fromjim]

If you live in snow country get the 100 hp, you'll need it if you get snow like we do, and try to get a Pronovost snow blower, made in Quebec Canada, they have been making them for probably 50 years and have perfected them, not cheap but very reliable, you won't be buying a second one in your lifetime, I have an 8' x dual augers and side chute, can throw snow over 100' and seldom have to use low range using a 100 hp Kubota, mine was made in 1975 and you can see it on my tractor on my profile photo, I did tear it apart the year I painted it orange and replaced any parts that were rusted or bad, still works like new. And you can still get parts from your Pronovost dealer, I broke the main gear box shaft last year and had no problem getting a new shaft and bearings.

Have fun
God bless
Jim

Grapple goes on the front end loader, so you will need to buy a front end loader with the tractor in order to have that option.