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 | Mike
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1999-05-08 3587
Lets start with a HUGE thanks to everyone for the input and information. It sure helps dealing with all the new choices a lot easier!After much thought (too much) and discussion, I have narrowed it down to 2 choices, blue and green. These two are probably as close to equal as I have found, two great machines, and two great dealers!1. NH TC25D, 4WD, R4: 13,398 (-200 if before end of month).7308 loader, 60" bucket: 3,48660" 3pt rear dicharge: 1,495(Land Pride)delivered,(without tax): 18,3792. JD 4200, HST, 4WD, R4: 14,260420 loader: 2,80072" 3pt finish mower: 1,852(Taylor Way)Delivered,(without tax): 18,912The Deere dealer more likely to come down a little more. Boomer is his low bid.My wife liked the Boomer the best. The JD hydro seemed to be smoother to me. Didn't get to demo loader on either, so hopefully they are comparable. Anything I seemed to have overlooked???????? This ain't as easy as it used to be. Last minute comments, questions, concerns???Thanks again!Mike(BTW, anyone that wants a copy of the comparison sheets I made, let me know.)
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| kevin
Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 64 New Hampshire
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Hello from central Ontario!From past expierences when it comes down to the nitty grittyto clinch a deal go for little things. Are the tires loaded?, do you need a block heater?, is the loader bucket heavy duty or light duty? (NH you have choices). Maybe you need a back lite for midnight fun!.Will the dealer do the first service on the house?. If you use your imagination and one dealer against the other you might be surprised just how far they will bend to make a sale.Good luck ! ....
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