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 | pgilhool
Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1 Lancaster Pa 
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2004-04-07 82430
New to the whole tractor thing. Just bought 50.9 acres in Lancaster County. Farmer working 32 of it, 12 woods, the rest I have to cut (around trees, hills etc.) Price quoted for a B7800 HSD w/ RC72-27B 72" mower, 10" Bucket for B- series Backhoe, B4672A Backhoe, B1616 54" Bucket for LA402, LA402-1 front loader w/4 position valve for $22,895 with AG tires.
What would the price difference if I was headed for B2910? We will be starting to build the house next month so I have plenty of time to shop around. Thanks for all your help.
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| realman21502
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 48 Maryland
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2004-04-07 82431
This link may help.
http://deenimplement.com/ ....
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| TNCHRIS
Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 57 upper east tennessee
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2004-04-07 82433
with that much land i'd look to a l or m sieres. i have 12 acres and bought a 3830hst and couldn't think of a smaller one with i could have afforded the 4330.might be best off buying a used backhoe and a new tractor. i hire my digging dine cost 45 an hour his fuel his maint. i use a rear mower and love it,think taking off a mmm would be a pain as much as i would have to. also will a mmm work with the backhoe subframe? good luck.
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| MessickFarmEquipment
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2004-04-08 82445
Wow, check this out. I am actualy a dealer in Lancaster County. Have you checked us out? We are between Lancaster and Harrisburg. Drop me a line.
Neilm AT messicks.com ....
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