Tractor -> Acreage Ratio

[montyhp]

I am feeling a whole lot better about my recent purchase - 33 HP Mahindra on 2.75 acres = 12 HP/Acre. I live in south texas, but I also have 12 acres in Colorado, just visited this weekend and started thinking "Dang, i need my tractor here to start cutting in a driveway". Anyone make a PTO transporter?

Montyhp

 

[donn12]

ATVs count? For my 6 acres:

I have a
Kubota B2920 29hp
JD 717a ZTR 19hp
Polaris 800 54hp

with ATV 17hp per acre
without ATV 8hp per acre

 

[zythinl]

case 4690 220ish hp
case 4690 220ish hp
JD 4440 130ish hp
JD 6400 85ish hp
JD 7330 150ish hp
JD 2630 70ish hp
JD 2320 24 HP
899 / about 820AC = 1.096

and i left out the lawnmowers

 

[flusher]

Mahindra 5525--45 hp pto
MF135 diesel--37 hp pto
Farmall Super A--16 hp pto

10 acres
9.8 hp pto/acre

 

[RadarTech]

hmmmm not sure how I missed this...

But let's see;; I actually own 1.3 acres... but maintain the driveway 15 feet wide by 1/2 mile... gots lots of curves...
so 34 hp.. /~2 = 17 hp per acre...

hmmm....

guess I am doing good!

relatively speaking......:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:
J

 

[nmu98]

:laughing:

GX 255 = 20 hp

3520 = 37.5 hp

Husky Chainsaw = 3.2 hp

26.97 hp per Acre

Guess I need some additional acreage?:laughing:

Now now Nru... You cannot count your chainsaw unless you can ride it... Then we have to debate if it should have a cab or open station, then what tires....

 

[RadarTech]

:laughing:

Now now Nru... You cannot count your chainsaw unless you can ride it... Then we have to debate if it should have a cab or open station, then what tires....

you forgot about color and how good the dealer is where you bought it and whether or not your warrenty will cover problems if use off your property!


:laughing:


J

 

[Spudland_Dave]

:laughing:

Now now Nru... You cannot count your chainsaw unless you can ride it... Then we have to debate if it should have a cab or open station, then what tires....

ROFL! BUT, you did forget.....we also need to debate Gear vs Hydro. Everyone knows if you're cutting big trees a gear drive chainsaw is the way to go. And if you do alot of small tree/brush cutting a Hydro saw might be better.

Once we get all that nailed down, we can then discuss OEM vs Aftermarket Hydraulic oils. :laughing:

 

[RadarTech]

ROFL! BUT, you did forget.....we also need to debate Gear vs Hydro. Everyone knows if you're cutting big trees a gear drive chainsaw is the way to go. And if you do alot of small tree/brush cutting a Hydro saw might be better.

Once we get all that nailed down, we can then discuss OEM vs Aftermarket Hydraulic oils. :laughing:

yepp and the type of 2 cycle oil too..

J

 

[chipsndust]

JD2305 - 23hp
40 acres

40/23= 1.74hp/acre