Tym vs Massey Ferguson

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#81  
The local Massey dealer said he cannot price Match Bruno’s. Then he sent me more really high Quotes that I already had from him.
 
   / Tym vs Massey Ferguson #82  
That's disappointing, but also a good sign that you don't want to buy from that dealer. He will probably gouge you on parts and repairs too!!!
 
   / Tym vs Massey Ferguson #83  
Skeletor said:
The local Massey dealer said he cannot price Match Bruno’s. Then he sent me more really high Quotes that I already had from him.
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I'm familiar with your TYM dealer, they're attached to the chain here in Maine; whose your MF dealer?
 
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#85  
I’d have to rent a trailer or buy one if I get it from the New Hampshire tym place. They want 140 an hour plus an hour setup time. It’s probably close to 1k bucks for delivery then.
 
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#86  
The wife wants me to get the Massey haha. Women are funny I said why the Massey? She goes well they’ll bring it here and take your old one free and you don’t have to deal with any crap.
 
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Skeletor said:
I’d have to rent a trailer or buy one if I get it from the New Hampshire tym place. They want 140 an hour plus an hour setup time. It’s probably close to 1k bucks for delivery then.
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Where are you hauling the tractor to.. CT ?
 
   / Tym vs Massey Ferguson #88  
Skeletor said:
I’d have to rent a trailer or buy one if I get it from the New Hampshire tym place. They want 140 an hour plus an hour setup time. It’s probably close to 1k bucks for delivery then.
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I want to say my dealer charged $3 a mile.

No charges for setup.
 
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#90  
I keep going back and fourth on backhoe or no backhoe on the new tractor. Im leaning on not getting it as of now so I figured while I still have my little Massey how is use it.

I’m gonna cut some trees down in my tiny dot of a yard. I figured I’d dig around the trees so I can cut the stumps below ground level and bury over them. I haven’t used it in a little while and even though it was pretty damn cold just sitting there I was having a good old time using it. I did 3 of the 5 trees so far. Hopefully tomorrow I’ll do the other 2. It wasn’t fast but it beat the hell out of using a shovel!!!
 
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