Allan in NE
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Drug this toy home the other day. Needs two scrapers repaired and a good greasing. :>)
Allan
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J.Wondergem
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- Rockford, Mi.
That should cover a lot of ground.
Dave H (MI)
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Is that a 490? I looked for one but none come up during the time I was looking. Ended up with a Krause.
AzPeapicker
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Allen
I hope that you have a Good grease gun . It would probably take at least a half day to find & grease all the zerks .
IT LOOKS LIKE IT WILL DO A GOOD JOB FOR YOU .
John in Az.
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When can we expect some music?
I hope that you have a Good grease gun . It would probably take at least a half day to find & grease all the zerks .
IT LOOKS LIKE IT WILL DO A GOOD JOB FOR YOU .
John in Az.
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When can we expect some music?
Allan in NE
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That's what I thought also. But, it's a Bush Hog. One heavy bugger.
Allan
Allan
Dave H (MI)
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Yes they are. The 25' Krause I bought last Spring was likely one of the heaviest buggers I have pulled behind the pickup. I was glad when it was home.
Super Trucker
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You might be looking for a bigger tractor in the future.
Allan in NE
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I used to use the H and the M to drag machinery around the yard. Now I use the 966 and 1066. :>)
Allan
Allan
fixerupper
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Looks like it should do some serious soil turning in your type of soil. I wonder how it would work out in our heavy cornstalks. My 230 Deere just kind of floats along on top of the stalks in the fall.
TomH in PA
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With toys like that you better pre-pay the fuel for next year while the price is low.
Allan in NE
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That's for sure!
Wish I could afford one of these newer tractors with the variable transmission. Word is that they are way more 'fuel friendly'.
Tractor I have now drinks 11 gallon an hour. :>(
Allan
Wish I could afford one of these newer tractors with the variable transmission. Word is that they are way more 'fuel friendly'.
Tractor I have now drinks 11 gallon an hour. :>(
Allan
todd hamilton
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Drop her all the way in and see if the 986 will pull it 
todd hamilton
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