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Thanks DocsKnotInn!

I keep mine in a neighbor's out building on land adjacent to mine. I use the tractor to maintain 11 acres of land I own which is 15 miles from my home.

I don't trailer now but intend to in the future. I called my agent and the want $271.00 annually. This would be a seperate policy altogether.

Does this sound fair?

HERE IS YOUR QUOTE FOR THE TRACTOR:

BI/PD 150/300/100 28.80
COMP 0 DED 154.00
COLLISION 500 DED 87.00
UM 100/300 .90
UIM 100/300 .90
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ANNUALLY $271.60

OTHER DEDUCTIBLE OPTIONS:

COMPREHENSIVE
100 DED 123.00
250 DED 108.00

COLLISION
100 DED 109.00
250 DED 93.00

WE WOULD ALSO NEED TO LIST OUT ANY ATTACHMENTS FOR THE TRACTOR. PLEASE CALL US WITH ANY QUESTIONS.

THANK YOU,

AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE

tractor insurnace
John Deere Tractors
Replies 22 Post by Scott Seaborne

Mike, I do have the 90 degree connectors! It came from the factory that way. Despite my "lucky break" the loader hydraulic lines have a generous loop that hangs downward. The weight of the lines causes the loop to hang straight down in the same plane as the hydraulic lines mounted to the tractor. The 90 degree connecters swivel easily so they usually point down rather than toward the engine cowl. I expect I will have to install a plastic tie strap or some type tubular guide along the right side frame below the engine.

4300 JD loader lines rubbing
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Scott Seaborne

Thanks guys,

Excellent advice! I will have a box scaper and ballast box for counter weighting loads in the front. Will either of those be sufficient when using the loader to lift most loads? (I will be lifting/rolling some granite boulders around, moving sand as well as trying to put my implements on a trailer

When using the ballast box, what do you reccommend I fill it with? Rocks, sand, gravel, scrap iron? Will the ballast box do the job or do you think I should invest in wheel weights? I decided against liquids in the tires.

Thanks Again!

lifting odd loads
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Scott Seaborne

Generally front mounted augar type snowblowers are powered by the mid PTO. JD offeres a 47 and 59 inch snowblower of this type.

JD 4300
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Scott Seaborne