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Re: Loader or not?
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Posted by 1PWRFULH on July 20, 2001 at 09:49:07 from (63.23.233.246):
In Reply to: Loader or not? posted by Jeff Helsley on July 20, 2001 at 08:20:40:
YES get the loader. I kinda debated this and ended up getting one for my H. WOW! I was amazed at what that bad boy could do. It doubles the usefulness of the tractor. It will pick so much up its unbelieveable. I pick front of cars up all the time. It is just so handy. Easy to hook up and works very well. The main reason I got it is because we are cutting a bunch of cedars and instead of taking the time to pull a couple at a time, I can take the loader and push a mound big enough you cant see over it and she just purrs right on. Well good luck and I highly recommend the loader! RC
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