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David G

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I have 3 evergreens broken off and two that were pushed over about 30 degrees.

I put the loader on them, pushed them the other way then pushed them out roots and all.
 

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That 6610 with Westendorf TA26 is solid.

I was going to trade for T4.90 with cab, but not till I have all the brush cleaned up from storm.

Maybe next year
 
Baby bale, glad it was sitting here.

It is probably 1000 pounds, most of the full ones are 1800-2000.
 
One of the guys around here with a Ford 4500 loader, no hoe, but loader, and weighted, was pushing over good size pine trees with his tractor. He has had it wielded a few times. Its a good loader tractor for him. It has the 4x4 transmission.
 
This has cast centers, ballasted tires, 300 pounds of additional cast per wheel.

Throw a big bale on the back and it bites.

There is probably close to 4000 in the loader.
 
Can you put a cab on your 6610? That would be the way I'd go vs buying new or newer. Just not much of a Fiat fan. No matter the color. That & if I was going with a small tractor, it would be Kubota.

Mike
 
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