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Re: Re: 4320 1066 - Ain't trying to start nothin'!
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Posted by Mitch - MS on June 07, 2002 at 12:01:48 from (64.89.160.30):
In Reply to: Re: 4320 1066 - Ain't trying to start nothin'! posted by Jhill on June 07, 2002 at 10:04:39:
I wouldn't want much less to pull my bucket or run my rear blade. My uncle, up the road has a 35 horse tractor that won't come close to pushing what I can. Mine's no dozer, but I don't need a lo-boy to move it. I can get his small tractor any time and he can use mine. We gave the same price for both tractors. I'm not trying to make a living with my tractor. I need something I can push a stump up with, grade (not drag!) my driveway and field roads, move hay, haul dirt, pull drain ditches, etc... No more than I use it, fuel consumption is not an issue. I am happy with my big tractor. You do have a good point about me "Knowing the one I have". There are some things that need fixing on my tractor. I know what they are and I don't worry about anything else. I wouldn't have that piece of mind if I traded it for someone elses used tractor. But, I went through all that when I bought the one I have now. What can you tell me about the 4320?
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