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TEA 2085 capabilities?

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kev139

08-10-2005 06:00:13




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Hi guys, I have a "51 TEA 2085, so far just been used for snow clearing with great results. I"m starting some minor landscaping projects and I"m just wondering about how much I can accomplish with my Ferg.
Will my Ferg be able to muscle around 10 yards of 2" crushed rock and 10 yards of 3/4" crushed rock?
My implement arsenal includes a 5" cultivator, 6" scraper blade and a reversible 3 pt. scoop.
The tractor is fresh off a restoration so it"s running good and strong.
Looking forward to hearing your expieriences!!

Thanks

Kev

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John (UK)

08-10-2005 12:08:02




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 Re: TEA 2085 capabilities? in reply to kev139, 08-10-2005 06:00:13  
It shouldn't present a problem to the tractor, it's the operator that probably won't come up to scratch. You will need practice using it, don't think you can just climb on and do just anything, if you were not brought up with tractors then it is a steep learning curve for you. Don't go at it like a maniac like a lot do, just take it steady and you wont break anything and not wear the treads off the tyres through spinning the wheels, keep the revs down and in low gears.

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kev139

08-10-2005 06:27:52




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 Re: TEA 2085 capabilities? in reply to kev139, 08-10-2005 06:00:13  
Sorry guys, I meant 6 ft. scraper blade and 5 ft. cultivator, not 5".

Kev



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Mike G. in NB, Canada

08-10-2005 12:16:07




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 Re: TEA 2085 capabilities? in reply to kev139, 08-10-2005 06:27:52  
It's probably not your fault with the " marks!

I noticed one time that my single quote (apostrophe) marks were being replaced with double quotation marks. I think it might have been my browser. I don't think that Internet Explorer (which is what I'm using right now) does it.



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keith from NB

08-10-2005 17:34:49




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 Re: TEA 2085 capabilities? in reply to Mike G. in NB, Canada, 08-10-2005 12:16:07  
what part of NB are ya from Mike? Iam hideing just outside of Sussex in Newtown.



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Mike G. in NB, Canada

08-12-2005 09:41:19




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 Re: TEA 2085 capabilities? in reply to keith from NB, 08-10-2005 17:34:49  
West of Saint John, in Chance Harbour. Not much of a tractor town, with all the fishing boats around. :)



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