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Re: I need an all purpose machine
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Posted by ETD66SS on January 10, 2005 at 11:32:14 from (64.179.79.235):
In Reply to: Re: I need an all purpose machine posted by RustyFarmall on January 10, 2005 at 11:15:25:
"A wheeled tractor in my opinion is a much better investment" What do you suggest? I have 100's if not 1000 or more stumps that will need to be uprooted. I used a ford 3400 with a front loader for this task b4, it was a nightmare, just not enough power. I'd hate to beat up a backhoe doing that kind of work... Basically growing up, I've had the experience using 9N's, 8N's and that 3400 3 cyl diesel, and I can't see anything like that enabling me to efficiently do the work I want to do. We beat the hell out of my fathers 9N digging our small 80 x 80 ft pond when I was a kid... I need to dig a 2-3 acre pond for drainage & landscape purposes, probably about 20 ft deep max. I understand the whole UC $$$$ thing... I guess if you guys can make some alternative machine suggestions, I'd appreciate them.
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