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Re: Too high prices!
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Posted by Mike M on March 09, 2005 at 08:08:13 from (24.140.40.90):
In Reply to: Too high prices! posted by kirk C, on March 08, 2005 at 21:21:36:
Those compacts have thier place just as the larger ones do. You have to figure out what you need first. Too many buy the sub-or a small compact because they are not as high priced,but then find out it's too small to do what they need. I have ran some with a hydro trans. and a loader and 4x4 and it is suprising how much and how fast you can do some things with them.I can move a lot of dirt with one even keep up with a machine twice as big that doesn't have a hydro and plus the compacts won't tear up and compact the ground as bad. They do have a place and the sales figures on them is proof enough small tractors are the only thing keeping some companies going.
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