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Magnatrac 8000

Ellis Kinney

Ellis Kinney

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Northern Ky. 30 miles Southeast of Cincinnati
I want to welcome myself officially to the crawler forum. Mostly I look at the Farmall forum. I just bought a Magnatrac 8000 after a wonderful tour of the factory in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. I know it is small, but that will suit my needs for working in about 35 acres of woods and clearing brush. I bought it with the 6 way blade and no other add on's. It will sit on a 4 x 8 sheet of plywood. The owner's manual came Tuesday and I spent all day studying it. The tractor arrives in about 2 more weeks. My one neighbor is going to pick it up at the terminal with his flatbed truck, and my other neighbor is going to lift it off with his service truck. I am beginning to get as excited as is possible for 71 years old. My first work on it will be welding/building a ROPS, a brush guard for the blade and a mounted tool box to carry a chain saw, grease gun, chain and some hand tools. Ellis
 
(quoted from post at 09:09:31 05/18/17) I want to welcome myself officially to the crawler forum. Mostly I look at the Farmall forum. I just bought a Magnatrac 8000 after a wonderful tour of the factory in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. I know it is small, but that will suit my needs for working in about 35 acres of woods and clearing brush. I bought it with the 6 way blade and no other add on's. It will sit on a 4 x 8 sheet of plywood. The owner's manual came Tuesday and I spent all day studying it. The tractor arrives in about 2 more weeks. My one neighbor is going to pick it up at the terminal with his flatbed truck, and my other neighbor is going to lift it off with his service truck. I am beginning to get as excited as is possible for 71 years old. My first work on it will be welding/building a ROPS, a brush guard for the blade and a mounted tool box to carry a chain saw, grease gun, chain and some hand tools. Ellis
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ounds like a good plan , I am 68 years old and I have a 580C , 450 , 450B and a 450 Loader all Case , I enjoy my toys , be careful they can hurt or kill you . Happy Tracks to you .
 
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