We got a Ranger in 2010 didn't need to have it but....
Six months later, that is the rig that runs eVery day on this place, wife loves it, I do too, don't know how I could be without it. (And ran the same farm for decades without it...)
Picking rocks is so so so much easier to get on and off than the tractor.
Had a lot of tiling done around here the past 4 years, even the tile guys liked to see me come with it, could haul them and stuff around, speeded up their day.
With the livestock, chasing a Cattle and fixing fence, checking on things.
I got a little compact loader tractor that is so handy, I know what you mean, why would I want anything else....
But wow, the Ranger is just so handy, different thing, does some things so much better.
And the part about making the wife happy, I'm out in the field and she drives up with a smile on her face - well that's it right there for me, thing was worth the cost for those smiles.
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