EmerichSales
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The HRK45 Hydraulic Chute Rotator has a $629.00 List price but if your going to keep the Tractor for 20 years then it ends up being about $32.00 per year! That's if you pay list price.
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gordyy
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the hydralics chute rotator is definetly worth it
the original control is really a rinkydink thing
have put an actuator on for the chute up and down on mine not sure I think it is a 5inch that I used wasn't very hard to figure out
dont have the blower at home yet have just used the loader and backblade for the first two snows here although it may get hauled in and installed this weekend they are saying we might get between 8" to a foot
will get pics as soon as I get it back here
the original control is really a rinkydink thing
have put an actuator on for the chute up and down on mine not sure I think it is a 5inch that I used wasn't very hard to figure out
dont have the blower at home yet have just used the loader and backblade for the first two snows here although it may get hauled in and installed this weekend they are saying we might get between 8" to a foot
will get pics as soon as I get it back here
CLR
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Has anyone seen the 2450's yet at a dealer? Just noticed some listed @ online tractor sales sites. Just wondering what everybody thinks about them.
I sat on one at the farm science review when it was going on. It is identical to the regular ol 2400 only with the backhoe on the back and the fancy seat that lifts up and turns around for backhoe use. I demo'd a regular sc2400 TLD at my local dealer about a month and a half ago. I'd say, if you like the 2400, you'll like the 2450. It's literally the same tractor. Same specs... same everything. The only differences are the seat and backhoe. The 3pt hitch is an optional feature on the 2450.
EFC
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Here ya go, beyond the spin around seat there are mechanical and cosmetic differences also. Grill guard is standard but three point is optional.
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scoutcub
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Looks like it has more clearance mid-tractor than my 5000 series, and more clearance under the backhoe than my 7500 series.....which always bothers me, especially loading on a trailer.
I don't know why they can't procure a seat that is the same dimension back and bottom, and the seat just flips over with the pull of a pin....sure sounds simpler than a swing-around seat.
3-pt optional?? Come on Cub.....
Anyone know what the package list for?
It does look like a very nice setup.
I don't know why they can't procure a seat that is the same dimension back and bottom, and the seat just flips over with the pull of a pin....sure sounds simpler than a swing-around seat.
3-pt optional?? Come on Cub.....
Anyone know what the package list for?
It does look like a very nice setup.
6dog
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Test drove one today. Very nice unit. Give me side by side directional controls and a temp gauge and it would be perfect. Dealer quoted me 19,500 for it.
ccyanmar
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My 2010 SC2450 was delivered to my house last Friday. Having owned a 1994 Cub Cadet 2084 Super Garden tractor previously, this little guy is a God send.
My only hands-on experience was with a SC2400 tractor at a county fair here in North East Wisconsin. The salesman told me what came on the SC2450 and told me what the prices would be for the options that I wanted.
Last Saturday I played with the front loader and back hoe. It's going to be a challenge for me to get the controls down, but it will come.
The "only" three items I do not care for on this unit is the area for filling the tank and the angle at which the nozzle sits. Fuel filling is in the cab to the left of the center "console". It's difficult to fill the tank because the angle of the fill spout. I will have to get a flexible funnel to ease the filling. The other item is really a very "bad" design...this being the rear window. When sitting in the seat and turning around to look out the back, all you will see is vinyl. The "glassine" is not high enough. It's almost like the removable window was installed upside down. I told my salesman that I wanted to talk to the re regarding this rear window design. I'm thinking about taking it to an upholstery shop and having them extend the "glassine" further up.
Short of these three items, I think the SC2450 is a great unit. Small, yet versatile. I'm sure there are more experienced small tractor owners on this site, but this is my first experience and I'm quite happy.
Price wise...well compared to my 2084 with the only options being a 2-stage snow blower, rear wheel weights, suitcase weights with rack, semi steel cab, windshield wiper...it came in at $8400. The options I got with the SC2450 were steel cab (and it IS an awesome cab compared with the last cab I had), in cab heater, cab top work lights, front hitch, 45" 2-stage snowblower, hydraulic chute control...brought the cost of this unit to about $25,000. A lot of money, but in my opinion...a lot of tractor.
Hope this helps somewhat.
Jerry
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msb1766
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What tires did you all get the R4 or turfs?
