gilraine
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4520 cab with e-hydro and R-1's.. would be perfect for what I want in one machine..
What's your dream tractor?
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Kays Supply
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Piston
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Surprised this thread died out, but my dream tractor would be Pclausen's new 5085M with all the attachments!
Agreed! I keep stumbling back on his thread, such a nice tractor!
If I had my choice though, it would pretty much be what I have. I don't see anything I can't do with what I've got, of course some newer models and more options like cabs would be nice:thumbsup:
Since we are dreaming...
Something like a Kubota L5740HSTC with the hood slant of a New Holland TC45/3045 and supersteer, plus the backhoe off of a Kubota M59. I guess while we are at it let's make it a bi-directional instead of the super steer and throw a 90hp engine in it with the hydraulic flow to run all SS attachments, but lets still keep it the size and weight of a L5740
Then I need a BX2660 with 4-wheel steer, MMM.... and a zero turn mower - Grasshopper 725D with a 61" deck.
That is all that I "NEED":drool:
Something like a Kubota L5740HSTC with the hood slant of a New Holland TC45/3045 and supersteer, plus the backhoe off of a Kubota M59. I guess while we are at it let's make it a bi-directional instead of the super steer and throw a 90hp engine in it with the hydraulic flow to run all SS attachments, but lets still keep it the size and weight of a L5740
Then I need a BX2660 with 4-wheel steer, MMM.... and a zero turn mower - Grasshopper 725D with a 61" deck.
That is all that I "NEED":drool:
Piston
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42hawkeye said:Since we are dreaming...
Something like a Kubota L5740HSTC with the hood slant of a New Holland TC45/3045 and supersteer, plus the backhoe off of a Kubota M59. I guess while we are at it let's make it a bi-directional instead of the super steer and throw a 90hp engine in it with the hydraulic flow to run all SS attachments, but lets still keep it the size and weight of a L5740
Then I need a BX2660 with 4-wheel steer, MMM.... and a zero turn mower - Grasshopper 725D with a 61" deck.
That is all that I "NEED":drool:
On second thought, I'll take one of those as well.
TraderMark
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I'd like to have a JD 435.
Not the lawnmower and not the haybaler.
The tractor they stopped building in 1962.
It's basically a 430 but it came from John Deere with a 2-53 Detroit engine.
There's one a couple miles from me and I've been trying to buy it for 10 years. The old man wouldn't sell it, but told me to come back after he was "gone" and his kids would be eager to sell it. Only problem is, they never probated the estate and I have to deal with 9 siblings and can't get them to come together on a price.
Not the lawnmower and not the haybaler.
The tractor they stopped building in 1962.
It's basically a 430 but it came from John Deere with a 2-53 Detroit engine.
There's one a couple miles from me and I've been trying to buy it for 10 years. The old man wouldn't sell it, but told me to come back after he was "gone" and his kids would be eager to sell it. Only problem is, they never probated the estate and I have to deal with 9 siblings and can't get them to come together on a price.
Grateful11
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Maybe a JD 6125R or the new Kubota M135GX or maybe even a very low hour or restored CaseIH 7110 or 7120 Magnum or maybe a fully restored IH 1586. Doesn't really matter wife can't get anymore in the tractor shed anyway.
