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I am fairly new to the site. Thanks to fordfarmer and a couple others for their assistance on my indutrial/utility backhoe assembly. My buddy and I farm together and between us we own a 340A, 3400utility (now backhoe), 3500 IND (just donated the hoe), two 4000s, 5600, 6610, 7610, And I sold the jubilee and 9n after restoration. We mostly work cattle and hay and have several small farms spread out so we need tractors on site so we can feed without hauling tractors. You can not beat these ford industrials/utilities for round bales. one on the back and two on twin spikes up front with no problems (1000# bales) and no waiting on hydraulics. I also have a f12 and a 560 that are both about to be restored but the new shop was just funded and the backhoe was the hold up in digging foundation. Now it is go time and we are hoping to have the new shop done ASAP to get some equipment in for service to prep for the coming year and then play with restores.
 
A new Tractor nut on the site is always welcome, no mater how many post they wrote before introducing themselves. Good luck on that shop, hope you planned it twice the size you thought you needed. They always seem to small once things start going in.


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Welcome. We use mostly IH tractors for the heavy farm work, but we do use a 4600 and 5600 for light duty chores and such, and you're right, you can't beat them in terms of maneuverability, fuel economy, and reliability.

Ross
 

There have been numerous threads about guys' shop buildings here. About what worked well, what did not and what they wished they had done.
 
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