Thanks for the thought Doc. Afraid that's a completely different tractor. I like what I have, but it has a couple of issues.
Spoke with my machinist recently about his promise to manufacture a part for me. I've been waiting for more than 2 years. Retired guy, doesn't move very fast these days. I did see that he cleared a path to his milling machine, a good start toward actually using it. We stopped trading money years ago, and now he wants me to do more things for him. He doesn't know an amp from a volt, I'm important.
This is why I said I'd pay premium for the right tractor. From the looks of that photo, Ray might have something else I'd want though. I've been idly looking at larger tractors. Anything 2WD I have no use. Mountain here, my driveway rises 400' elevation.
A compact was wrong for me, but I didn't know any better. I've progressed to 24,000 lbs of tractor that suits me perfectly. But I still need a smallish one occasionally. BTW, there's a guy near me with the same model Cat who's only asking $5500. Don't have any need for a second one, but it's tempting.
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