Tractor and attachments finally here

[kennyd]

Wow, Looks Great!

Is that orange thing in picture #15 the hydraulic filter? Looks pretty vulnerable if it is

 

[EdC]

kennyd

That is the hydraulic filter but it is actually quite a ways off the ground. I was thinking about making a bash plate for mine because my place is so rough (getting smoother though) but after 60 some hours it has not been a problem.

Efreet
Nice rig, you'll really like it. Thanks for the pictures.

 

[JDFANATIC]

Efreet,

Congrats on your purchase! That long wait will soon be forgotten!

 

[R-G]

That is one sweet tractor, looks like you have everything needed.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Congrats!
You've officially made about 75% of us jealous with all those implements. (Including me!)

 

[megotatractor]

TRACTOR ENVY!

 

[WilliamBos]

Efreet,

Congrats, thats a nice tractor!! One thing to look at on your drive-over-deck, if the ramps on the deck can be removed for cleaning the deck underneath, do so. My Dad had a Ford LGT 165, the guy he bought it from never ever cleaned under the ramps, and the deck rotted out, so we built a new one.

Oh, BTW Beautiful tractor!!

 

[UpstateNYMarine]

That is nice. I was estatic to finally get my 2320. Just wishin that I could get the purchase of a BH past the boss. But with just building anew house I am thinking that purchase is going to be waaaay off in the future. Best of luck.

 

[jbrumberg]

UpstateNYMarine:

I hate having "financial oversight" ; but if you are very patient and persistent you will prevail . There are many methods at acquiring tractor attachments, but some of the techniques are not very "manly" (ie grovelling, whining, kowtowing, etc.). Sensory overload by persistent "factoid" presentation can work. "Sweet talking" never works for me . All I can say is that my forehead, nose, elbows, and knees are pretty raw generally; but I have acquired a few attachments over time. The key is patience and persistence. Jay

 

[Nuru]

Thanks for sharing the good pics. It is a nice looking machine.