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Re: Which is a better Tractor for the Job?? Please
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Posted by txblu on March 04, 2005 at 09:04:08 from (209.151.117.1):
In Reply to: Re: Which is a better Tractor for the Job?? Please posted by Allan in NE on March 04, 2005 at 06:41:15:
Hello Allan, I kept getting bigger and as we are talking about the topography got in the way. I mow 40 acres in one lot now with this 5' rig and it doesn't take all that long and I get a good job. Plus I can mow the whole thing with 1 mower; along the fence, around the water tanks, thru the trees, over the terraces and all the bumps in the dirt. Can't really plow it smooth as next year it will be back lumpy and it is on the side of a hill and being leased, I don't want to spring for the terracing cost. Thing I like about it (5' rig) is it's the cheapest rig so out of pocket is the least and repairs (aren't any currently) but when they happen will be the lowest dollar. Best, Mark
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