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Glad to hear it. It makes me feel alot better to have people say they're happy with their purchase that to say"Oh big mistake, mine's garbage"

proud new owner
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by 57210788

IMO Belarus's big claim to fame is its engines. I have a VERY old Belarus air cooled 2 cylinder engine on my Cedar Rapids gravel screener. It is quite possibly the best engine I have even owned. Screeners run all day at full RPM with a lot of power to it, they shake hard and get full of dust. That engine has been absolutely bullet proof. My story isn't the only one, they have high respect with a lot of contractors for light plants etc.

why do people ignore TCO
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by 57210788

having your horses drink Round up (or it's two clones) would not be a great source of dietary fiber, but it would also not really harm them. Unless of course your horses use photosynthesis to survive. What kills the plant is the agent that block the plant from using it's photosynthesis and essentially chokes the plant. I can't speak for horses, but I know for humans that a cup of coffee is more harmful than round-up.

controlling grass along fencing
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 50 Post by 57210788

I can field this one, having owned a car dealership and working for John Deere for years.
The tractors are much more controlled by the companies in respect to both number of dealerships and marketing by the store.In my territory there are 28 Chrysler stores and 5 John Deere stores. True everone needs a car and not everyone a tractor but the farmers who do have 30 pieces of equip and 1 car. Chrysler wants me to sell cars period. Deere wants life long one on one customers. There are actually JD dealers that will meet and set prices and territory lines with a map.

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Kubota Tractors
Replies 28 Post by 57210788

cool. I run the Dodge store in town if you're ever bored and its raining and want to shoot the breeze.
BTW checked out your pictures, NICE spread. I'm jealous.

help
Garden and Landscape
Replies 6 Post by 57210788

thanks for the offer Terry, but I think driving 30 hours away may not be keeping me local

taskmasters
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 21 Post by 57210788

A 2210 is recommended for a 48" 3 point finish mower, but can handle a 60" as well. If it quite thick you may bog down a bit. A general rule of thumb to use is 4.5hp per 12" of finish mower

question for 2210 owners
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by 57210788

I completely agree with 2210jd. I sit on one of these babies all day long and a FEL is the most useful attachment on the planet. With that said a blade certainly has its uses. If you are pushing (ie angling) snow it will be superior and will really shine when you are making anything to grade (like loose gravel or dirt). If you are mostly clearing snow you aill be fine, but if wish to landscape or move raw goods you may want to look at a 210.

2210 FEL or 54 quot Blade
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by 57210788