PAB_OH
Platinum Member
Nice tractor! I'm sure you're going to love it.
Quick FEL question - Teeth or no teeth?
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accordionman
Gold Member
JCT-MO
nice clean tractor, but it will get dirty.
i am impressed with that joystick, and you can
get on the tractor from the right side. my tractor,
L3000DT, you cannot mount the right side, because
the joystick is in the way.
what part of missouri?
accordionman
wlbrown
wright city, mo.
nice clean tractor, but it will get dirty.
i am impressed with that joystick, and you can
get on the tractor from the right side. my tractor,
L3000DT, you cannot mount the right side, because
the joystick is in the way.
what part of missouri?
accordionman
wlbrown
wright city, mo.
Charlesaf3
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try the bucket with and without the toothbar and report back 
I think you'll feel good about the money spent.
I think you'll feel good about the money spent.
mikim
Veteran Member
get a couple of spare bolts & nuts for that toothbar and put 'em in your toolbox. After having to hammer mine out a few times I stripped the threads and was out of business til I could get to town to buy new ones. I have grade 8 ones in there now and a spare set in my box in case.
budlite
Silver Member
I have been told that the teeth make digging 100% more efficient, good investment. I meant to get some on mine, but concentrating on a box blade now. A guy I know who does site work says a box blade is the second most useful accessory for a tractor after a FEL. Have fun on that tractor! A guy I know said he had heard only good things about Mahindra tractors when I was looking to buy, but I am a Harley-Davidson, John Deere, Chrysler, Budweiser guy (American branded, if not made).
AchingBack
Elite Member
Where is your television set made? I recently watched an RCA, made in U.S.A.. It was at the county landfill waiting to be recycled.
