Sebculb
Gold Member
This isn't what you were asking but an old construction backhoe can be relatively inexpensive and is really good for most dirt projects. It's not a bulldozer I'll agree to that but if you want to build roads and flat spots that's how I make most of my money each year with an old deere backhoe. There is no comparison between a farm tractor with digging attachments and a standard size construction backhoe. Has to be 4x4 if you have slopes. An added plus is that you don't have to worry about tracks and undercarriage wearing out. And you can drive it on the road if you have to.
Just something to think about, I used to think why a backhoe if I've already got a farm tractor with a bucket and a tail but one is a Harry homeowner toy and the other is industrial dirt machinery.
Ps- not trying to rag on farm tractors they're really good for farming. But only kinda good for dirt work
Just something to think about, I used to think why a backhoe if I've already got a farm tractor with a bucket and a tail but one is a Harry homeowner toy and the other is industrial dirt machinery.
Ps- not trying to rag on farm tractors they're really good for farming. But only kinda good for dirt work