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 | Scott Chapell
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1999-02-22 1262
Any reason I should buy the JD implements along with a JD-4300? Specifically: 6 foot rear blade at $450 and a #513 rotary cutter (like a bush hog) for $785. Would I be better off finding another source for these type of implements.
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1999-02-23 1272
Is there some reason that you wanted to by green for the tractor and it did not matter on $$$$ and when it comes to the attachments the $$$$$ make a difference all of a sudden? ....
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1999-02-23 1276
Actually, the JD is very competitivley priced around here. I couldn't get a decentdeal from the "K" dealer around here and no other brands are sold near enough forme to feel comfortable. I didn't buy "GREEN" I bought the best overall deal for me --quality equipment, size of equipment, dealer quality, dealer location, and price. ....
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1999-02-23 1285
When I got my estimate on a 4300, the dealer told me I would be just as welloff going next door [to the farm store] to get a rear blade and box scraper. That they woulld be less expensive and just as good. ....
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1999-02-23 1290
Personally, I would surf around to get more information on other makersto see what they have to offer. You might go over to the following site to get a look at offerings from many manufacturers.http://www.yetmans.mb.ca/manufacturers.htmlor go to tractor supply (http://tractorsupplyco.com). I have found them to be anexcellent source for decent low cost attachments. ....
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