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Good quality three point implements don't seem to ever wear out. A used one is just as useful as a new one - though it may leak oil! For some reason the used attachments don't hold their value as well as the tractors themselves and are often real good buys. Roger

What about cheaper second hand implements
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 6 Post by Roger L

where can I find a scrapper like the one you refer to

nh1720 tractor
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 5 Post by roger l

Speaking of which....Is

I think young Yoshi missed on all tries!
He sounds like some kid having a go at whoever falls for his prank.
Roger L "> Front-end tire gouging on Deere 4300
John Deere Tractors
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I would go for the R1 tires and have a set of chains made all the way around.<br> A bald tire plus chains will beat any lug tire. If they fit well, you can leave them<br>on for the snowy half of the year. I've done this with turf tires on both of<br>my tractors for the past 20 years without any problem at all. I live in the<br>Rocky Mountains with lots of steep slopes and snow.<br>Cast weights are better, and probably no one will disagree with this. You ask about<br>center of gravity. Yes, the liquid has a lower CG. Not by much....a couple of <br>inches is typical. The CG of the weights is the center of the axle. The CG of<br>the fluid is where half the mass is above and below a horizontal plane. Since<br>tires are filled with an air space left at the top of the tire, the CG of the <br>liquid must be lower than the axle. <br> Good luck. These compacts make work into fun. If there is a bad one on the <br>market I'm not aware of it....so even shopping and buying is fun.<br> Roger L

TIRES AND WEIGHT NEED HELP
Parts and Repair
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