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Yes that is crazy! I will surely get it riged up for much cheaper than that. like you said he must of been giving me an installed price, but that's still outlandish. Dam John deere and there high prices!

Hydrailic repair
Parts and Repair
Replies 11 Post by plots1

I almost had one at an farm sale for $400 but got out bid,it end up selling for $500. That one in my pic is my neibors. I'm still looking.

Knocking down brush and small trees
Kubota Tractors
Replies 20 Post by plots1

The new magnatrac 7000 will do 3.5mph. How fast do you need to go while really working? The Magnatrac will out work a Bobcat in my book because you have implements on both ends of the machine. Often times I'm wanting to multi task a couple jobs while in the area. Can't grade a road and then immediately mow the edges with a Bobcat but you can with a Magnatrac. And a tractor just won't dig like a Magnatrac will.

Another thing to consider about a Magnatrac is that it is light enough to haul by yourself to the jobsite. I had to haul a 9000# Bobcat halfway across Texas this weekend and it was no picnic even with my 3/4 Ton diesel truck. I think it would be difficult to order a Magnatrac that weighs more than 4700#, and that's with a backhoe attachment, front loader and an ice chest full of Lone Star beer.

I'm ordering one soon for clearing brush and cedar from my ranch, as well as fixing roads. I've had it with flat tires and spinning wheels, or the bumpy ride of a skid steer. I should have ordered one last year.

Magnatrac
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 18 Post by Diamondback1

Made contact with the selleer and picked up the splitter. Bought the kit from JD for the 4100. Installation was a bear as there is no room to put parts, fingers, and tools in the tight space, so had to loosen the ROPS, remove the fender and frame support, disconnect the lines from the bucket control valve, and then it went together easily. Hooked up the splitter and have already split a half cord. Running the 4100 at 1500 RPM and its fast enough to split wood safely.
Many thanks for the help, advice, and recommendations.

JD4100 Hydraulics
John Deere Tractors
Replies 24 Post by Werner

Ardician
I know exactly what your talking about. My father was a big fan of this product. When I was cleaning his bathtub (which he had resurfaced with that porcilan coating) Do not use it on your bath tub surface. He put it on the top of the entry side. WOW, it took me 40 min. to get it off. you know what it did too. So I wound up buying anouther strip of it and put it where the mark was left. He put it on his treads from his living room down to his patio outside on the steps I built for him It has been there for 2-3 years now and still sticking great! Dont know what adheisive they use but it sire is good!
I wont be using it on the steps in my basement though. 2 reasons. 1. my wife is a clean freak and wipes and vacumes the steps weekly if not more. Anything that would hold dust and dirt would be inhibative of her doing her thing. The other is that I feel they shed that grit little by little and would add to the mess. 2. Plain and simple, these steps actually lead to anouther room I built in the basement, I want them to look like living quarters quality for the rest is all finished also.
But that is great info for people to consider in other applications. (Now watch when I am done I slip on the darn steps and wish I took your advice!) LOL

basement pine wood steps
Home Improvement
Replies 20 Post by brokenarrow

Yeah, but anything she gets will be compared to her Taurus SHO which is a sleeper ROCKET.

Jeep Liberty Diesel
Autos SUV Trucks
Replies 38 Post by kwschumm

You said you don't know much about used tractors.
Do you know exactly what you are looking for? This is the spot to find out and make sure you buy what you really need. Believe me, this board has saved me thousands of dollars and if you want to add on what a headache is worth probably more. If your not exactly sure what you are looking for in a tractor, explain your needs and property decription. The fella's here will be more than happy to offer solid advice. OOPS I see you have 5 acres and meat cows.

TC21D for sale
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by brokenarrow

You could also go to SteinerTurf.com which takes you to the Jacobsen website (owner of the Steiner product line). There is a dealer locator section at the bottom of the screen which will let you plug in some distance factors so you will get a wider range of dealers to check with.

Steiner Snowblower
Articulated Tractors
Replies 7 Post by knotdust

Well why don't you see if you can scare up a few more like that, I'm sure a few people here would like one. My local thermal dynamics dealer was giving $10 per amp trade in for any plasma machine traded for a new one, working or not. Of course I asked about the trades. No dice, Thermal wants them out of the market and they must get returned to them and scrapped. They just have no sympathy for folks who can't justify a new one for their hobby shop.

Buying a dead Hypertherm 600
Parts and Repair
Replies 13 Post by denwood

Don't cheap out now, buy the helmet with the instant darkening lens. Maybe the pros can do great with the old style, but as a hobby welder, the nicest thing I upgraded to was the instant dark. It lets you see everything until you strike an arc, and then see it all again when you stop. No more constant lifting the helmet or being off target after you flip it down. I got the $99 lens that fit my old helmet, but will upgrade to a larger lens adjustable darkness soon.

Is it ever to late
Parts and Repair
Replies 36 Post by denwood

If all you plan to do is mow, get the front cut. (I do believe you can get a snow blower for it however.) If you are on a budget and want a MUV (multi use vehicle), get the 2210 with a FEL and attachments for the 3 pt. I am sure that either will make you smile.

jd 1445 front mower vs 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by dklopfenstein

Not sure if this is the correct section to post this but for those who may be interested Clemson University is broadcasting their Master Wildlifer Course on C band satellite Intellsat 5 transponder 5 or Satellite T-5 transponder 5 if you have a 4DTV C band satellite receiver. the broadcast is on every Tuesday night from 18:00 to 21:00 central time until the second week in March. The show schedule is on the Master Wildlifer Website:<br>
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www.masterwildlifer.org<br>
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Tonight's broadcast covers quail habitat management. <br>

Master Wildlifer Course
Parts and Repair
Replies 1 Post by Chief

Out here in Indiana they didnt have them on the tractors,I guess you guys are ahead of us in pennsylvania,they wanted more than I wanted to pay for them,cant remember how much.I had a ford 8n for 20 years and it was alot easier hooking up to that old 1948 then it is to this machine.But it sure is nice when your pulling out logs and the wheels dont slip I was amazed at the power over my little 8n.

kioti loader
Kioti Tractors
Replies 7 Post by lieber

Art, thanks for your input. I feel better about it, now I just gotta take the plunge. Paul

M5700 M6800 pricing
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by WPHill

about 33 pto hp. & 39 gross hp.

blue book value 2000 JD 4500 200 hrs
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Chief

Here is one that is not to far. Art White may also be interested in helping you? Not sure if he arranges shipping?<br>
A 60" MMM around here retailed(last year) for $2700 and change.<br>
I paid 1400 for a used one, (used once) and considered myself lucky.

Kubota 7610 hst
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by grinder

I am no diesel mechanic but I've been told by two of them that blue smoke means air is being sucked into the fuel injections somewhere along the way. Never stopped to think about this much. As I said, mine smokes a bit on start up and then stops and runs like a top. With nearly 2,000 hours on this machine, I do not have any problems with brakes, tranny, engine, etc. You need to lube the gear selector handles every once in a while but that's my only complaint.

Honda 6522 smoking at idle
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 26 Post by pbar12

Please check your PM. I have sent a response to your questions that is too long to post.

JackIL

Got my Ventrac now some questions
Articulated Tractors
Replies 8 Post by JackIL

I have owned a Branson 4020 for 1 yr now and am coming up on 200 hrs. For the most part, I really enjoy it. However, I believe the rods in the hydraulic system of the backhoe to be a little undersized. I was digging in ground with approx. 4" frost when I bent the bucket ram rod into an L shape. I now have the 4 speed tranny stuck in 2nd gear and haven't figured out yet how to get it out. If someone else is having any of these problems, please let me know. Also have to put chains on the front tires to blow any kind of heavy snow with a five foot blower.

Branson 4020 W FEL and Backhoe
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 1 Post by Painthorses

I have owned my King Kutter tiller for 5 years.<br>
I like it !!<br>
If I were buying another tiller today, it would most likely be another King Kutter.<br>

weight of the KK 72 quot
Operating and Attachments
Replies 19 Post by DK35vince