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 | herbsclub
Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 9 england ar 
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2004-03-14 79860
What else do I need? I am going to buy 790 4WD with 419 fel, box blade, LX5 cutter, disc, maybe mud tires. what about top and tilt, i match, do I need something for fel, and what about cost for each, is it worth it.
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 | plots1
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 563 mo 
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2004-03-14 79864
The top and tilt will be the cats meow for your box blade as its been stated in many other post.I know Kwschumm could tell you more about price. once you get your machine you will surely find out what else you might need depending on your project at hand. ....
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 | kwschumm
Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 5764 NW Oregon 
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2004-03-14 79866
I can tell you that Top-and-Tilt added a little more than $2k to the price of my 4310. Hard to swallow but after using it I can't imagine being without it. I'm not sure how much it would cost to add it to the 790. TnT requires a couple of extra SCVs, maybe a diverter valve, hydraulic cylinders, hoses, etc.
You might ask the dealer to weld some bucket hooks to your loader bucket. You could get another SCV for the front bucket for a grapple or 4-in-1 bucket but if you don't have those accessories there's no point in spending the money.
For around $200 I-Match is great if all your implements are I-Match compatible. If your implements aren't I-Match compatible then you could spend a few hundred more making them all work.
If you work early in the morning or late into the evening it would be money well spent to get some extra front and rear work lights. The loader bucket will largely block the headlights.
Only you can determine if this stuff is worth it based on your needs. ....
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| herbsclub
Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 9 england ar
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2004-03-14 79867
Ok I get top and tilt, what about filling the tires, or turning the front tires over. Are john deere accessories more expensive, or do you get what you pay for. ....
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| CraigC
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 83 Hebron, IN
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2004-03-14 79868
By mud tires I guess you mean R1s or Ag tires, I haven't seen any tiresd that work well in mud. Usually you make more ruts and tear things up so bad it isn't worth measing with until the dirt dries up some. ....
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Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 9 england ar
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2004-03-14 79869
Ok no ag1 tires, but what about a tooth bar for fel, would I still need bucket hooks. What does a tooth bar cost? ....
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| CraigC
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 83 Hebron, IN
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2004-03-14 79872
Tooth bars are for making the cutting edge of the loader dig in better, bucket hooks are for hooking a chain or cable in to lift things. Two completely different animals for different uses. ....
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Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 9 england ar
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2004-03-14 79880
Would these two animals be complimentry, can use both or no, you can tell I need advice, thanks ....
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| CraigC
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 83 Hebron, IN
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2004-03-14 79885
Maybe just get the tractor and loader first, use it for a while then you will better understand what you need. ....
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| JAZAK5
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 276 coxsackie,ny
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2004-03-14 79894
At least one rear scv for a hydraulic top link or a back hoe later down the road and the mid- pto if you plan on a powerbroom or jd snow blower. ....
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| kwschumm
Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 5764 NW Oregon
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2004-03-14 79916
To some extent I disagree with the statement about R1 tires. They are far better in mud than R4s or turf tires, but when you get in the really soft squishy stuff the R1s have problems too. I found R4s to be lousy even in the dry clay we have here. If you live in a place like western Oregon where it rains 8 months out of the year you can't afford to wait for the soil to dry out.
There are lots of posts on tires in the tractor tire forum and you might spend some time reading there to get some feel for the pros and cons of the various tire types. ....
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