Downside is when the bearings go out next season after they hammered on it too much...
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I think this thread needs a poll.
I am about to take custody of 35 acres of woods in NW GA. I can not decide what I need v what I should afford. We have all the major brands available here and I have of course been looking at used. I do not intend to need anything huge but want to move dirt, dig holes, drag trees, etc. I can't decide on an appropriate model or size that gives me the best bang for buck
Good advice in this thread. I have been leaning toward Kubota for all the reasons listed and we have a dealer in town that has been around for many years. We close on the property June 1 so it will be after that I make the purchase. The wife thinks I am nuts but that is nothing new.
Good advice in this thread. I have been leaning toward Kubota for all the reasons listed and we have a dealer in town that has been around for many years. We close on the property June 1 so it will be after that I make the purchase. The wife thinks I am nuts but that is nothing new.
I am hoping to get more into my woodworking when I retire in a couple years. Having something that can handle logs is important. I anticipate moving quite a bit of gravel and topsoil as well. Pulling up a few stumps.