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2003-06-09 57199
Anyone seen or been on the Grand L 4630 or Grand L5030? I am trying to narrow it down and it seems there is $1,000 difference in price based on 3.5 hp difference.
Most of my tools are digger, Back Hoe, Tiller, Bush, Hos so it appears it may not be worth the extra $1,0000.
What do you all think?
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 | Art White
Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 6898 Waterville New York 
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2003-06-09 57203
The brush hog and tiller will use the pto horsepower. The hoe will not use any amount of horsepower to speak of. ....
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 | WillieH
Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 543 New England 
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2003-06-09 57228
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A friend of mine just received a lease unit, a new L4630. Similarly, he plans to do what your planning to use it for.
I cannot see why you would need to go bigger yet. The 4630 affords plenty of power to drive a post hole digger with plenty of might to spare, and as far as a bush hog, unless the hog would be HUGE in size, the 4630 works real good from what I witnessed. He presently has a six foot bush hog.
The tiller will probably use the most power, however, you'll be operating it at a considerably slower pace than that of the hog. As I have used the tillers for many years now, though on smaller machines, they do suck down power if conditions are right,99% of the time...you won't even notice it behind you.
Willie H.
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