Tractorpoint Login

print < Tractorpoint Login

Tractorpoint

Forums
- Search
- Forums
- New Posts
- Photos
- Manuals/Links
Parts
Support
Account

Search for =

Topic

I agree. I have seen an Ingersoll and it should<br>handle up to 5 acres or so with no problem. It is<br>one of the few remaining true garden tractors. <br>The others are Wheelhorse, Simplicity, and <br>Power King. There may have still be a few others<br>so forgive me if I have offended any. I <br>also like the compacts. But I have a 1/2 acre <br>that I would like to have a tractor with<br>a mowing deck, a tiller and maybe a blade. All<br>I want to do is to be able to move some dirt <br>around once in a while. The glorified lawn <br>tractors that supposedly can handle this kind<br>of thing are junk. My better half and my<br>practical side can not justify even the low<br>end compacts. So I would like an Ingersoll or<br>something of that ilk. But I have not found any <br>dealers located anywhere in Georgia let alone <br>near Atlanta that sell Ingersoll's. The point is <br>probably moot as my wife will probably want me<br>to keep on mowing with my Honda Powered Craftsman<br>and moving dirt with a high tech shovel.

Options for a compact tractor purchase
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Markie Mark