Tractor Weight

[DVerbarg]

<font color=blue>I've no place to put it until spring</font color=blue>... Like JJT said, you can keep it at my place. I'm only a couple hours away (west of Joliet near a town called Newark). I could even make sure that it did not get too dusty and help break it in /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif/w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif. It would be such a good Father/Daughter activity to do snow removal together, Dad on the TC40D and Daughter on the TC25D. I'm sure that my daughter would love to help and it would be kept in the barn...........

DaveV

 

[bgott]

Re: P.S.

It might be " Loki" until you get some practice using it!

 

[webbmeister]

Re: P.S.

Brad:

Any tricks will be met by a stern blow from the mighty hammer!

Jim

 

[Turfman]

I see that you made your decision and congratulations on the new Boomer. For me the decision goes the other way. I am looking for a lighter tractor so that I can use it on people's existing landscapes without digging ruts and tearing up the grass. But...if I didn't have that requirement I would go for the heavier tractor for loader, towing, etc.

Best of luck and I'm sure you'll be happy. They are nice tractors.

Kevin