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Re: subcompact stability on hills


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Posted by Geo-TH,In on March 18, 2015 at 14:17:08 from (50.104.102.49):

In Reply to: Re: subcompact stability on hills posted by bbuchan on March 18, 2015 at 09:24:25:

The cage on my Terramite has kept me out of the
ER at least 3 times. If I had just a roll bar, I
would have gotten killed. The Allmand has a
similar cage too.

A guy working for the parks dept put his tractor
in the lake. The roll bar and seat belt didn't
save him. The bar went down in the mud, he was
trapped under tractor and drown.

Deeres and Botas have just a bar. Some which you
can adjust down. What a joke. However, if you
have no mechanical skills, the terramite and
Allmand may not be for you. There may be
Terramite and Allmand dealers, but none locally.
I get my parts the factory. However I think both
Terramite and Allmand are built in USA. Not sure
where all the parts come from. Mine is easy to
work on, no issue getting parts or hyd shop
rebuilding hyd cylinders. Hoses can be made in
town. So far no issues with hyd pump or torque
motor.

I do have a Deere and Bota dealer in town.
However both are diesels and I'm not a fan of
stinky diesels. I like the simple gas models
which I can fix. And only Terramites and Allmands
come in either gas or diesel models. I think the
4x4 terramites are diesels, T7. Mine is a T5C.
You have an option of Honda or Kohler engines.

So if you have no mechanical skills and no local
hydraulic shop to repair hyd cylinders, you
better have a truck and trailer to take your
machine to the dealer.

A friend bought a 40 hp Bota for mowing. It was
about 10 years old, 500 hrs. It need serviced. So
he takes tractor to town. Gets a call to come
pick up tractor. Dealer left tractor sitting
outside with keys in it. Yep, someone took the
tractor. Dealer's insurance only paid friend
about half the cost of a new tractor,
depreciation. Friend was hot. Went to another
town, different dealer and bought a new Bota.

Other things to think about, is how high do you
need loader to lift. I really think you need to
test drive whatever you get. My local DIY rental
places only have Terramites and Allmands, it that
means anything. Not sure if the Deere and Bota
place rents theirs.


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