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Posted by Randi on May 07, 2003 at 08:22:14 from (68.130.105.37):
My husband and I are soon moving to a new place (to us), in Colorado. The piece is 16.32 acres (who's counting, though). We have discussed purchasing a tractor and tossed around what to buy. Since I know virtually nothing about them, I started researching and came upon this site. You guys seem full of tractor knowledge, so I figured I would ask your advice. I have horses, so we will need a bucket and scraper. I would also like a post hole digger, or at least be able to rent one that can hook on to the tractor. We would probably get a trencher (laying pipe seems to never end!). I will also be putting an arena in eventually and will need something to rip/tear up the arena (harrow???). Oh, and hubby likes gardening, so will probably have a little garden. This may be too much stuff for one tractor, but I do have some le-way, since we do have an Artic Cat 500 and an Artic Cat 400...although I don't know what attachments I can get for them (the only thing I have looked for was a manure spreader). We will have to look for something that is pretty inexpensive (few thousand dollars). I don't expect to get all my attachments for that price, but I can gather attachments later (just need to get something that is pretty universal). Also need something less modern (am I in the right place ), so that hubby can work on it, without a computer hooked up to it. I'll thank you in advance for your help! Randi
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