BuzzardA91
Gold Member
- Joined
- Jul 20, 2012
- Messages
- 359
- Location
- West Granby CT
- Tractor
- JD 4105. 375 Backhoe. 2005 Polaris Ranger
No regrets. That's a nice tractor.
Newbie - JD 2720
- Thread starter Fanatical1
- Start date
- Views: 2012
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- john deere 2720
JD 4520
Platinum Member
Welcome and congrats on the new purchase. Sounds like you have a lot of work ahead of you. Iris a bit small for your project but who knows you might find it just right or you may decide to upsize at some point. Best wishes from Washington State.
Briana03
Elite Member
Welcome to TractorByNet!
I moved your thread to the John Deere Owning & Operating forum.
I moved your thread to the John Deere Owning & Operating forum.
DKCDKC
Platinum Member
Welcome. The bigger is better stuff goes on eternally. I moved last year from a 68 hp JD 2030 to a 38 hp 3038e. I took a hard look at what I do and went for the smallest tractor that would do it. Sure I'd love a bigger tractor, but it costs more to buy and operate. And bigger tractors are higher and harder for old knees - or artificial ones like my wife's. Like most people I know folks with big tractors nearby. If I really need something done that requires more weight and hp, I'll call a friend. It's not as convenient, but a lot cheaper. My only real complaint about going with the CUT is its stability on slopes. The narrower tractor is great in the forest, but scary on slopes. I've become fond of the seat belt.
