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Re: Which Tractor?


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Posted by George Marsh on December 07, 2014 at 07:54:29 from (184.4.181.188):

In Reply to: Which Tractor? posted by phil_n on December 06, 2014 at 12:31:35:

No on the 8N. I have a Jubilee and wished I had
gotten something bigger with power steering, ext
hyd and live pto.

I have 12 properties to take care of. 6 years ago
I purchased a sub-compact backhoe, terramite T5C.
I will never be without one. I've put 1100 hours
on it, mostly doing what you want to do, yard
work, except for brush hog.

It's small enough it won't put ruts in your yard,
3100#. I love it. As for making a garden spot, I
use sod cutter, then the FIL to remove sod. I
either put bad looking sod in mulch pile and the
good looking sod in bare spots in lawn.

The backhoe can do a real fast job breaking up the
ground to run a tiller over.

Before you buy, go to your local DIY place and
rent one for he weekend.

I made an 8 ft snow blade and a device to prune
trees up to 10 ft off the ground and Asian honey
suckle that goes on front bucket.

Why cut brush? Backhoe can remove it. level up the
ground and make a lawn.

I have 4 ft forks for front bucket too.

If I could only have one tractor, I would get a
terrmite. To cut grass, get a lawn mower.


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