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Just got it delivered the other day, and this thing has some torque, So far used it to rip a bunch of wild bushes out of the ground, roots and all.

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The wife likes it, good to have a supportive wife.

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Bob, (me) likes it alot, I even look like a farmer setting on it. :woot:

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Back the 3 point up to the trees you dont want and wrap a strap around it and the 3 point and that will take care of any unwanted trees "roots and all" :lol: I like using the front end loader, but it seems the trees I try to uproot just pull the whole tractor over, they might give at that point :thud: Don't have too much fun with it! Gotta save some for tomorrow.. :thumbup2:

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Its missing a loader and snow blower :hyper: I would like to upgrade to something along those lines from my 1957 Ford 641. But just can't justify the price tags the newer FWA tractors in that size range bring.

I got a snow plow attachment and a 200 lb ballast box for now, I cant imagine I would ever do enough digging to have a loader, but I could always get the bucket and hoe later, if it came to that. As far as the price goes, that is why JD does financing. Who would have ever though pick up trucks would go for $30,000.00 and up?

Back the 3 point up to the trees you dont want and wrap a strap around it and the 3 point and that will take care of any unwanted trees "roots and all" :lol: I like using the front end loader, but it seems the trees I try to uproot just pull the whole tractor over, they might give at that point :thud: Don't have too much fun with it! Gotta save some for tomorrow.. :thumbup2:

Yeah, I should give the 3 point a try, I was thinking about it, but I wanted to see how it pulled, so I put it in 4 wheel and it did good. I forgot all about the differential lock, so I have to try that as well. Don,t worry, I can always find more brush and small trees to pull out.
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